Australia
Working Holidays in Australia - The Basics
Living in another country is one of the most amazing experiences you can have. You’re usually stepping out of our comfort zone, leaving your friends and family behind. Sometimes everyday tasks can turn into a challenge! Making the move is not always plain sailing, but it is worth it, especially if you get to spend a year or two in an amazing country. Read more »
Bucket list: Kata Tjuta/The Olgas, NT, Australia
For some Kata Tjuta/The Olgas are more awe-inspiring than their neighbour Uluru/Ayers Rock. A hike through the soaring rock domes should be on everyone's bucket list.
Top 5 Spots to be Amazed by Mother Nature
photo credit: Flickr user Grand Canyon NPS
The Grand Canyon – Arizona, USA
It had to be on the list, say no more! Read more »
Bucket list: The Bungle Bungle Ranges, Western Australia
Nestled in the far north-west of Western Australia, the Bungle Bungle range in the World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park is one of Australia’s best-kept secrets.
HI's Top 5 places to visit in 2013
Where do you want to explore this year? Need some travel inspiration? Here are HI’s top five picks for 2013. Read more »
Five way out road trip wonders!
Here a five road trip wonders that are worth pulling over for.
Big Lobster – Shediac, New Brunswick, Canada
Shediac calls itself the “Lobster Capital of the World,” so a massive lobster statue would make sense in this quaint, bilingual town. Read more »
Bucket list: The Painted Desert, South Australia
The Painted Desert is an area of spectacular colourful hills. It's an amazing sight - you'll see rocky outcrops of large and small hills, which emerge suddenly out of a flat, desert landscape. Read more at SouthAustralia.com
Perth, Western Australia - a city guide
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Wayout west, Perth is usually on a traveller’s lists when they visit Australia for the second time, or when they have more time on their hands. First time visitors to Australia tend to be drawn to the East coast’s well-known cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Personally I love Perth and its surrounding area, so if you have time add it to your itinerary or if you prefer less crowded travels I recommend Perth and the West for you. Read more »
Top tips on how to see Sydney on a budget
By Hostelling International employee, Ceri.
Okay, so you are headed to Sydney and you want to see it all, but you don’t want to empty your wallet. No probs, there are plenty of ways that you can experience this city without breaking the bank. I have been lucky enough to visit Sydney numerous times, and with different budgets. But you know I do love a bargain or a freebie, so here is my low down to seeing the best of Sydney on a budget. Read more »
Sydney Harbour YHA wins “Best Backpacker Accommodation”
YHA Australia is celebrating a win at the 2011 NSW Tourism Awards that saw Sydney Harbour YHA take out the “Best Backpacker Accommodation”. Read more »
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