Australia what to see, Australia what to do

* Uluru
Uluru, otherwise known as Ayers Rock, represents a sacred landmark for Aboriginal peoples, and a magnet to tourists the world over. For more information on Uluru visit this lens Here

* Experience Bushtucker
Witchetty grubs, wattle seeds, possum-tail soup rooburgers and croc steaks - a few restaurants around the country are now experimenting with bushtucker.

* Kakadu National Park
Australia's largest national park is a World Heritage-listed wilderness with an amazing diversity of wildlife.

* Kimberley
Regarded as Australia's last wild frontier, the Kimberley is a sparsely populated, untamed wilderness that contains some amazing stunning landscapes.

* Atherton Tablelands
With its majestic ancient rainforest, crater lakes and abundant wildlife, you could spend days exploring the Atherton Tablelands.

* Great Ocean Road
On two wheels or four, the 280-kilometre ride along the rugged, weather-battered cliffs bordering the Great Ocean Road comes straight out of a road movie.

* Bondi Beach, Sydney
Beach, surf and café culture. The stunning coastal walk around the headlands to Bronte Beach via Tamarama is stunning.

* Four-wheel-driving on Cape York
The creeks and savannah of the Cape York Peninsula provide the setting for what is widely regarded as the most rugged 4WD adventure in the country.

* Great Barrier Reef
Come face to face with stunning vivid colored corals and shoals of curious fish.

* Beer Can Regatta
Wacky boat races in sea craft made entirely from beer cans, held in early August on Darwin's famous Mindil Beach.

Australian wildlife dangerous or not

Australia does have it's share of dangerous wildlife, from man eating crocodiles and sharks, poisonous snakes and spiders to cute cuddly looking Koalas and kangaroos.
So lets set the record straight I have lived in Australia all my life, I have travel round this great big country and I have never seen a shark apart from [MORE]

What to pack for Aussie Travel

What to pack to go Backpacking/ travelling round australia
You will need your passport, ticket and travellers cheques, your driving licence, a certified copy of your birth certicate and marriage certificate. Photocopy all of these several times and put one in the bottom of your back pack and leave a copy at home with folks, just [MORE]

If your expectations of visiting Australia include a
* Jet boat ride under the Sydney Harbor Bridge
* Bungy jumping into the rainforest in Cairns
* Parasailing on the Gold Coast or Sydney Harbor
* Swimming with dolphins or Seals
* Sky Diving
* Whale watching
* White Water rafting
Then you seriously need to check out and be part of the freemanx Experience