Original Australian Tourism Board
Kangaroo often receives a variety of messages in the backstage, the top of the list absolutely includes this: "go to Australia, how much budget do you need?" In fact, whether it's a luxury tour or an affordable tour, you can have a great time in Australia! Today, the editor will give everyone a few tips to save money.
Roam the whole country
Aircraft: for domestic flights, recommend Tiger Airlines (Tigerair) and JetStar (Jetstar)., Australia's most famous cheap airlines. If you book early morning and midnight red-eye flights, the price is even lower than touching.
Bus: Greyhound Pioneer is Australia's only national-level bus company, and it's a great bargain to buy a travel package at his home.
Train: if you choose to take a train, remember to reserve a reclining seat, which is much cheaper than a sleeper, almost as good as a bus.
Car rental: if you like to drive freely, go to Wicked Campers to rent a car, a RV, a Land Cruiser, and so on. And if you can return the car at the company's chosen address, there will be a big discount.
Bicycles: most Australian cities have near-free bike rentals, such as Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and a lot of free public transport in downtown locations.
have a good sleep
B: in Australia, we often see the symbol B-B written in front of some hotels, which is actually the abbreviation for Bed & Breakfast. Most of these hotels are family-run, offering the simplest accommodation and breakfast service, and the king of price-for-money!
Airbnb: is familiar to everyone, living in local homes, even in the heart of the city, the price is also very cost-effective.
Camping: holding the hands of lovers and friends, in Australia's beautiful nature, put up a tent, look at the stars and see the moon, beautiful ~ in addition, a lot of beach side also have independent huts, not only low price, but also enjoy the sea view view.
Youth hostel: for small partners with low privacy requirements, a multi-person youth hostel is also a good choice. Take a look at the Australian Youth Hostels Union (Australian Youth Hostel Association), kitchens, tables, and all the necessary amenities. And now youth hostels also have a private room with an independent bathroom.
Budget hotels: train cars, movie theaters, old house prisons, and many themed budget hotels in Australia enjoy this unique accommodation experience.
wine and dine (with sb.)
Market: Australia's big cities have basically super-large markets, including Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market (Queen Victoria Market) and Adelaide's Central Market (Adelaide Central Market). If in the village, there are also many rural bazaars. The fair gathered a large number of vendors, not only to choose a variety of prices compared to shopping malls are also super beautiful!
The trick is a little global, with stores with strict freshness, such as milk, bakeries, fresh food stores, half an hour after closing, and often with a 50% discount.
Coin barbecue: there are coin dolls in China, Australia has coin barbecue equipment, often appear in parks, beaches and other places. Take your own ingredients and feel the authentic Aussie outdoor style.
Affordable restaurants: in Australia, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Italian food is relatively cheap food, the budget can be considered oh.
Bring your own goblet: if you see the sign of BYO in front of the restaurant, take your own glass and go in, you can save a little money. This abbreviated full name means "Bring your own bottle" to bring your own wine glasses, saving the restaurant the cost of buying cutlery and cleaning later, so you can get a certain amount of discount..
Happy Hour: many bars in a small time will set up Happy Hour to attract passengers, in Australia this time is basically 4: 00 p.m. to 6: 00 p.m., half price wine, let's go chic!
Institutional restaurants: there are many establishments in Australia, such as Veterans Service League (Returned and Services League), rugby league, (Rugby League Football), coastal drowning prevention league (Surf Lifesaving), and so on. These stores are generally priced at a warm price. Profits will also be used in specific areas.
Beauty sightseeing
Beach: the beach in Australia is so beautiful, how much is the ticket? All! FREE! And during peak summer hours (usually between December and February each year), there are professional lifeguards on the beach to protect visitors. In addition, public facilities along the beach, including bathrooms and showers, are also free.
Swimming pool: in Sydney, there are several beaches with beautiful beach swimming pool, which is also free of charge. Not only can swim safely and comfortably, but also can see the beautiful beach customs, awesome!
Waterfront Road: I don't want to go to the beach, but I still want to see a view of the sea. What should I do? Go to the waterfront road, (Streets Beach)! The waterfront road in (South Bank), the south bank block of Brisbane, is also free. Blowing the sea wind, watching the sea view, romantic do not want.
Botanical gardens: botanical gardens in major Australian cities and many rural suburbs are built under natural conditions, so most of them are free to visit.
Trails: from (Bondi Beach) at Bundy Beach to (Coogee Beach) at Kuchi Beach, (Spit Bridge) Trail at Spitt Bridge in Sydney, and (Great Ocean) Trail on Oceanic Road, the urban and outdoor trails can be found everywhere in Australia, and are not only well built. And most of them are free's.
Art exhibitions: some permanent exhibitions at Australia's main galleries are basically free.
Tour group: Sydney and Melbourne have a very interesting way to travel, is to follow the tour guide in the city, and learn about the characteristics and culture of the city. This approach generally does not need to book or pay, on-time click-and-click can be followed by everyone.
In Brisbane, you can book the free Brisbane Ambassador (Brisbane Greeters), in advance. They'll take you to Brisbane, and there's a Chinese service to choose from.
Wild sprouts
Kangaroo koala: Australia's most famous sprouts, of course, are kangaroos and koalas. Once there was a saying that walking in the city streets here can be a sweet encounter with kangaroo, and even in the telephone booth can pass with the koala baby. This is an exaggeration of course, but in Australia's wild or rural areas, especially in Oceania Road (Great Ocean Road) and kangaroo island (Kangaroo Island), the probability of meeting these little cute things is huge! But when meeting them in the wild, be sure to be safe!
Endemic birds: there are also a lot of bird species here, and most of them are unique to Australia that we haven't seen before. Not only in the countryside, but also in the bustling city, you may jump over and stand on your shoulder.
Marine life: if you can go to sea, try to catch up with the marine elves-dolphins. From May to November, sharks are often seen on the promontory just as they migrate.
Demons: in (Maria Island), Tasmania, there are even more demonic koala bears than the local population. If you want to feel the horror of the little devil, don't miss it.
Short-tailed kangaroo: there is also a very lovely marsupial called the short-tailed kangaroo in (Rottnest Island), Western Australia.
Free WIFI
At the heart of Australia's major cities and public buildings, such as libraries, museums, galleries, parks, railway stations, community hubs and so on, free wifi systems are basically deployed. And smart businesses, including hotels, coffee shops and restaurants, basically open the Internet to customers. Mom, you don't have to worry about me getting too much traffic anymore!
Online resourc
In China there are group purchases, there are comments, in Australia, online resources are also very rich. Where is it cheap to eat? Where's happy hour?? Keystroke, all set!
Take a look at Broadsheet, Time Out,The Urban List and The Happiest Hour!
Melbourne: in Melbourne, try Melbourne Cheapskate, not only with food and drink, but also with detailed traffic guides.
Restaurant score: Liven, an app that allows customers to rate the restaurant, is an Australian version of Dianping! Clipp offers similar services in Victoria, South-West Wales, Western Australia and the Capital Territory.
Tip culture
Tipping is common in developed countries, but it is not entirely necessary in Australia. Taking a taxi, the final fee is often in the form of rounding, such as A $44.9, which usually gives the driver A $50. If you are a waitress at a high-end restaurant, you will usually tip 10% 15% of the meal fee. Hotel handling younger brother, generally do not need to give another tip.
Okay! So many money-saving skills, have you get arrived yet? Travel, like life, accord with your ability is the best!
