Today our journey along the east coast of Australia continued from Bisbande to the small coastal town of Airlie Beach on the Great Barrier Reef
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Australia has approximately 24 million inhabitants and comprises, beside the continental main land mass, the offshore island Tasmania and some smaller oceanic islands. Australia is the sixth largest country on earth after Russia, Canada, the USA, China and Brazil. The north-south extension is about 3,700 km and the east-west extension even 4,000 km. The term “Australia” is derived from the Latin “terra australis”, which means “southern country”. The capital is Canberra (350.000 inhabitants). The most populous cities are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
Brisbane – Tourist Attractions, Things to Do & Photo spots (Australia)
After almost 2 weeks in the South Seas paradise of French Polynesia, our trip went back to Australia, where we had already spent a few days in March. Our destination was the city of Brisbane.
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Wow, today is already of the 100th Day of our world tour! We were able to see sooooo an incredible amount and experience it together and yet we are still looking forward to the many beautiful places that will come. After our trip along the Great Ocean Road we have now arrived in Melbourne.
» Read the full blog postThe Great Ocean Road – 12 Apostles, Parrots & Koalas (Australia)
Today was all about the Great Ocean Road – one of the most famous and beautiful roads in Australia. But even before our alarm clock rang today, we heard the rain splashing outside. Unfortunately not good conditions to drive along the coastal road.
» Read the full blog postThe town of Hahndorf & Kangaroos at Cape Bridgewater (Australia)
Our current destination was the port city of Warrnamboo, which is about 650 km from Adelaide and is considered a starting point for travel along the Great Ocean Road. On our trip we passed the city of Hahndorf and saw some Kangaroos at Cape Bridgewater.
» Read the full blog postAdelaide – Tourist Attractions, Things to Do & Photo spots (Australia)
Today it was time to sleep again for a long time. Around noon we drove to downtown Adelaide to stroll around the city.
» Read the full blog postAdelaide – Holding a Koala at Gorge Wildlife Park (Australia)
After our 3 great days at Ayers Rock in the middle of the continent, our journey went further south today. At 10.20am our plane with Qantas went via Alice Springs to Adelaide in the state of South Australia.
» Read the full blog postAyers Rock (Uluru) & the Kata Tjuta (Olgas) (Australia)
From Sydney our journey in Australia continued to Ayers Rock,an Aboriginal sanctuary and one of the country’s most famous landmarks.
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With the flight from Hawaii to Australia begins for us the 2nd half of our 6 month world trip. The Australian continent is the 4th continent of our trip to Europe, North America and South America and we are looking forward and now very much to the country “Down Under”, to New Zealand and to explore the dreamlike South Seas.
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