Planning trip to Australia

[alexora]

Also, be sure to avoid taking in things that might seem innocent, such as a ham and cheese sandwich (or meat products in general): OZ is very strict when it comes to this sort of thing:

Traveler Fined $1,862 Trying To Take McDonald's Into Australia

Source:

http://simpleflying.com/mcdonalds-australia-border-fine/

[ABoyBrushedRed]

I'm definitely avoiding taking food

[ABoyBrushedRed]

Sucks that i have checked the forecast and it's going to be raining for a few days

I feel like either to scrap my plans/modify them to suit the rain, or just go out and do my original plans

[alexora]

Originally Posted by ABoyBrushedRed

Sucks that i have checked the forecast and it's going to be raining for a few days

I feel like either to scrap my plans/modify them to suit the rain, or just go out and do my original plans

Wait till you get there: forecasts can be wrong.

In any case, I'm sure there will be plenty of indoor places you can visit that will give you a taste of OZ.

[akhilex791]

t's always been on my bucket list to go but ever since Covid started it was put on hold. Been saving up for a few years as i know its expensive. I hear they allowing tourists to go again.

Just wondering if anyone has been there, ideally from the UK and can tell me the best place to go to as only going for 2 weeks. I don't think i'll have the money to travel all over.

So any pointers can help to help me get started to prepare would be great with best time to go to etc, local customs

[chokes999]

Start here, then check out simiilar sites. Create a touring Plan to get the best bang for your buck. Research, research & research.

http://australia.com/en

[SynchroDub]

Originally Posted by akhilex791

t's always been on my bucket list to go but ever since Covid started it was put on hold. Been saving up for a few years as i know its expensive. I hear they allowing tourists to go again.

Just wondering if anyone has been there, ideally from the UK and can tell me the best place to go to as only going for 2 weeks. I don't think i'll have the money to travel all over.

So any pointers can help to help me get started to prepare would be great with best time to go to etc, local customs

They allowed tourists since last year, actually, although with a few restrictions.
The situation is pretty normal, although they still DO require to wear masks throughout the entire flight.
But, for the rest, you don't need to provide any COVID testing or vaccination certificate to enter Australia.

For the rest, I only have ever been in Sydney, for the most part (at relatives house, for a few months, on and off).
So I can only recommend you some nice places to visit in Sydney.

[ABoyBrushedRed]

Back from Australia, enjoyed my trip. I am knackered but checking my messages etc. It was a good thing when i went i wasn't forced to wear my mask

[wakoalpako]

@ABoybrushedred i do no nothing about australia only that jim jeffries
// love to hear him talk
http://youtu.be/2dWCTUQhqVg?t=271
and karl jobst lives in australia...
while fluffy got some good times
http://youtube.com/watch?v=b9da5v1LbF4

happy u got a greater vacation

[ABoyBrushedRed]

Had a great time, and now just catching up on things