Im planning 6-12months in Oz, flying to Sydney in May 07.
Im planning to go it alone, well with the help of an organisation called Bunac....although its still kinda alone..
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from chicago. should i leave in the morning or at night, from lax? arrive in morning or night? what month? what season? when is the best time? is there a time when it is easiest. i wil like not to go ...
Hi, I want to go travelling in Australia for a year, by myself. I'm not planning on going to just a few cities; I want to see as much of Australia as I possibly can.
I live in Brisbane (Australia) and i am just curious why majority of daytime tv is American. As is prime time tv. The only Australian shows seem to be news! I'm not complaining- because some ...
... before I move to Sydney for 2-3 years? I have heard rumors that certain things are far more expensive there. Anything of note? (Besides good tequila, of course...) I sure it goes both ways, what ...
Additional Details All that i've met have been "laid back"..i'm beginning to wonder if the are any cranky people down there and why im living up here.....
I went to Australia back in 1996 NSW and went to a big park where kangaroos walked around freely. This was a fun natural interaction experiance. Does anyone know the name of the park/zoo/wildlife ...
If australia dont ratify kyoto then countries like malidves will go underwater. when voting this time vote for a person who is going to do something about Kyoto ...
Close to the city, but without syringes (St Kilda beach is a bit.. interesting) you're best beach would probably be Brighton/Elwood (south-east of the CBD), however, they are bay beaches, so there are limited waves..
If you're after surfing - Phillip Island and the coast along the Great Ocean Road (runs west from Melbourne down the coast) are your best bets.
Lou
Half Moon Bay in Black Rock.
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I think the best beach in Melbourne is the Brighton beach. The beach is much more cleaner than other beaches like South Melbourne, Frankston or St. Kilda beaches in Melbourne. Additionally, Brighton beach has several unique places around for you to see and enjoy if you were to bask and enjoy the sun or the lovely bay that surrounds Melbourne.
Suzieq
i live 2 blocks from Albert Park beach, and would have to say its pretty nice, however, the couple of beaches a bit further up than station pier are very clean
Aveagoodweegend
Melbourne is situated in a Bay so there is no surf. While it's beaches are great for cooling down or for young kids, you really need to jump in a car and head outside of the Bay area to find a 'real' surf beach.
Phillip Island in the East or Torquay in the West (and beyond those places) have beaches comparable to any in Australia.
St Harpy
St. Kilda
mozzieirritated
i like st kilda's beach..
but best?? not sure.. melbourne doesn't have much beaches...
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