Australian Travel - Top 5 Adventure Destinations
Even though the economy has people showing notes of caution, there’s no reason to cut all the adventure out of your life. One way to exercise caution whilst still having adventure is by choosing holiday rentals in domestic getaways for your vacation this year. Australian holiday accommodation prices are falling as owners and hoteliers put sales on to ensure a strong flow of traffic. Thus, as there are so many places in Australia to visit, you’ll be sure to find something offbeat and entertaining to challenge you at a price that will please you. Here are five of the top adventure destinations in the country to help you get started with your planning.
The Kimberly:
You’ll not be finding any posh holiday rentals out in the Kimberly, as this area caters to the truly adventurous.Bush skills including first aid, survival and navigation will be useful as you explore the gorges. Hiring a guide might be advisable!It’s popular to take a scenic flight over the area; doing this first allows you to pick the perfect hiking or camping spot.Staying the night around here could be camping or a friendly bed and breakfast.
Great Dividing Range:
The mountains here are perfect for skiing, climbing and white-water rafting.No matter which country your from it’s possible to appreciate the challenge involved in climbing Mount Arapiles. Holiday accommodation here is usually a small hotel or ski lodge, with some camping available as well. In the summer month some of the skiing is not available, so you’ll have to choose between coastal adventures and skiing tours.
The Murray River:
Winding along for 404 miles, the Murray River provides a wealth of adventure.You can either base yourself in a holiday rental for the trip and enjoy day trips rafting or you can go longer distances on an organised tour with multiple stops. Start at the border of NSW and head for the sea—it’s a feat many attempt but not all accomplish. Why not have a few bragging rights off your vacation this year by trying it?
Northern Territory (NT):
Trekking the Northern Territory can be a daunting adventure.The amazing views of the landscape and lack of any crowds make the challenge rewarding.Out of respect for the traditional aboliginal land owners and safety you must stick to marked trails. The less restricted areas still require you to check in with rangers, but the adventure of it all is thrilling. You can camp, trek, climb, go four-wheeling or any number of other tough adventures. Make a Darwin holiday accommodation booking to start your trip and then head out to explore the state and it’s national parks.
The Great Barrier Reef:
After all the inland adventures, head for the Great Barrier Reef. Quintessentially Australian, holiday accommodation here is more than a simple bush camp.Get a buzz while snorkelling and scuba diving viewing amazing marine life or learn to surf, bodyboard or even kite surf. The Reef is magnificent—there are so many adventures to be had in the water than you can almost forget the beautiful beaches. Almost.Holiday accommodation rentals will get busy in the high season so book early but going away with a group of friends and having a week on the beach will be something you remember for a lifetime. Small cottages, fancy furnished condos, and simple bed and breakfast boutiques are available. The most popular areas are Port Douglas, Cairns and the Whitsundays. Make sure you book Cairns accommodation or for any other popular area well in advance.
























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