Top 3 Off-beat places to visit and enjoy in Australia Tour
Australia has a lot of cities, which fall on the coast that makes it full of fun and sun. The cities here are distinctive with Sydney all about mix of boutiques, beaches and bars. Melbourne is all about alleyways, arts and football. Brisbane is subtropical town. Perth is full of west coast optimism. Hiring a car here is cheap and the roads are fairly good too, so why not hire a car and get going? Away from the city’s traffic the roads are pretty good to carry a caravan and you will also find decent caravan parks in almost all towns. Too flat for you? You can also hire a 4WD and get off the road to walk away of herd of sheep and explore your ways through Australia’s National Parks tailored made for an off-road trip. There’s a lot to explore in Australia, so here are a few things you might want to add into your itinerary of Australia Tour.
Fremantle
This place is all chilled-out, creative and open-minded. It has a port and also has a working class culture. This place is distinct from Perth, may be due to the hippies that came here about a couple of decades ago and still can be seen here and there on the streets on their old bicycles or the other reason could be the 20th century economic downfall made this retain its old and antique looking buildings, which again are exclusive to Fremantle only. This place is home to a lot of dancers, artists, and performers. There’s a lot to enjoy here too, ranging from big museums, artistic galleries, pubs with heavy music and the coffee culture. On the weekends, people leave their homes to the kids and go out partying load and hard.
The Whitsundays
Spread beautifully across the coral see, the 74 islands gel into strokes of aqua, crystal, indigo and Blue Ocean. Below is the bed of Great Barrier Reef, which helps keep away the thunderous waves or the fear of deadly sea creatures. Also the water here is perfect for sailing. When running on a budget, which is relatively small you don’t want to miss out the Whitehaven beach, it is the best of the whole flock with its pure white silica sand filling your toes. The Whitsunday islands offer you a range of accommodations form the cheaper ones at the Hook Island to luxurious one and the Hayman Island. Airlie beach is the coastal hub and most of the organized activities on the whole bunch of Whitsundays are taken place on this beach.
Hobart & Mona
12 km from Hobart’s city Centre, Mona is a peninsula extending itself to Derwent River. The three layered underground $75 million museum is described the owner philanthropist David Walsh as “A subversive adult Disneyland”. It has showcased everything from the ancient antique items to the contemporary, provocative and deeply engaging works. To get to this place you will have to get on a $20 shuttle bus from Hobart’s Brooke St. Pier. Booking everything beforehand is advisable. Al so it has Moorilla, a winery that was established here in the 1950s. You can also sip on a Moo brewed beer or have a lunch in the upstairs restaurant, The Source. Mona is also a major participant in the Hobart’s art and music festival.
