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Five Amazing Activities For Solo Travelers In Australia



Australia is one of the most popular destinations in the world for visitors, whether you are simply taking a vacation for a couple of weeks or are looking to spend several months exploring this wonderful country. One of the reasons that it is so popular is that it has some truly epic sights and activities that can make memories that will last a lifetime, and making sure that you include these in your trip can help to make it a truly amazing experience.


Here are five of the superb activities that Australia has to offer the solo traveler that really should be on your itinerary during your visit to the country.

 

Scuba Diving in The Great Barrier Reef


The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef and covers a stretch of over 1,400 miles off the coast of Queensland, and going scuba diving there is one of the most remarkable experiences that visitors to the country can enjoy. The clear waters and thriving marine life that lives around the reef itself make for a stunning experience, and marine life such as whales, dolphins and sea turtles can often be spotted around the reef. However, it is very important that you choose a reputable company with a sustainable tourism policy to help support the growth of the reef, to help promote a culture that will mean the reef is still there for generations to come.

 

Taking A Wine Tour Of The Yarra Valley


Around fifty miles east of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is one of the most famous wine growing areas in the country, and joining an organized tour of the valley is a great way to taste the wonderful wine produced here.

The specialties of the local vineyards include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and several varieties of sparkling wine, with the cool climate really being beneficial to the growth of these grapes. This type of tour is great for solo travelers, as it will allow you to meet others who also enjoy similar activities, while the inclusion of the wine may also help you to relax and to make new friends during the trip.

 

Join A Surf Camp In New South Wales


Surfing is one of the most iconic sports that is enjoyed by people around the coast of Australia, and whether you have ridden a board before or are a complete novice, a surf camp will get you on your feet enjoying the waves. These camps will usually be held with a couple of surfing coaches and will introduce you to others that are visiting New South Wales to enjoy the spectacular surfing surroundings. The experience of learning with others can also help you to develop new friendships with the others who are attending the same course with you.

 

Take A Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Sydney


The skyline of Sydney is one that has become well known throughout the world, regularly being televised as a part of one of the best destinations for New Year's Eve celebrations showcasing the beautiful buildings like the Sydney Opera House. While many people will know the skyline, the best way to see this is by taking an evening hot air balloon flight over the city, which offers a stunning perspective on some of the most famous sights in the city.

 

Go White Water Rafting In Tasmania


The Franklin River in Tasmania is one of the best white water rafting destinations in Australia, and as well as providing an excellent workout it also delivers a great way to see some scenery from a perspective that you won't get anywhere else. Expeditions on the Franklin River can last up to ten days, and will take you through stunning gorges and beautiful rainforest, while the crashing rapids will ensure that your pulse is racing at many points along the river.

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