The Ultimate Australian Road Trip
This week, BROWNS students have researched two amazing road trips. Which one would you choose?
Gold Coast > Byron Bay > Sydney & Melbourne OR
Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast & Cairns.
Gold Coast > Byron Bay > Sydney & Melbourne Road Trip
Written by Hikari & Nakyeong– BROWNS Intensive General English (B2 level) students
5-day trip
Day 1
Drive to Byron bay (1 hour)
Go to the beach and the light house, stay in the hotel near the beach.
Day 2
Drive to Sydney ( 7 hours)
While driving, we go to a beautiful café.
Stay in a hotel in the city.
Day 3
Go to the Opera house and the Blue Mountains.
Stay in a hotel in the city.
Day 4
Drive to Melbourne (9 hours)
While we driving, we go to a seafood restaurant.
Stay in the guest house.
Day 5
Go to the Great Ocean Road and the Gibson steps.
Safety
We have to wear a seatbelt and we have to take a rest during long road trips.
We shouldn’t go to dangerous areas.
Melbourne > Sydney > Gold Coast & Cairns Road Trip
Written by Misa & Jenny – BROWNS Intensive General English (B2 level) students
Tips for safety.
- Before leaving, let friends and family know what route you plan on travelling and when you are expecting to get to your destination.
- Always carry a freshly charged cell phone and watch your surroundings.
- Do not rush. Speeding on slippery surfaces is the easiest way to get into an accident.
- Be careful of dangerous animals in Cairns (crocodiles, snakes, jellyfish & spiders).
Day 1
Melbourne – Great Ocean Road
We use a camping car. (Juicy rentals $300) and eat kangaroo meat.
Day 2
Sydney— The Blue Mountains.
We stay at the Shangri– La hotel. $300.
We go to the Opera House, Watsons Bay beach.
We eat dinner at the Altitude Restaurant.
Day 3
Gold Coast— Q1
We go to the seafood restaurant (FOUR WINDS RESTAURANT IN Q1).
We go surfing.
Day 4
Cairns– The Great Barrier Reef
We can go snorkelling. (we have an instructor.)
(Tourchief.com—the online price is $215 child price is $140). We also eat a double cheeseburger.
*This article was written by BROWNS students and should be used as a guide only. If you have any questions about travelling around Australia, we recommend you contact Backpackers World Travel.
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