When is the best travel season in Australia?

In addition to being a popular country for studying abroad, Australia is also a popular tourist destination. The seasons are completely opposite to those in the northern hemisphere, causing many people to travel out of season. The golden sunshine is full of light and beautiful. Let me introduce to you the best travel seasons in Australia.

1. The best tourist season in Australia

(1) Summer from October to March is a good time to visit southern Australia, such as Sydney (the daytime temperature is basically (not lower than 15°C), Melbourne, etc., basically a one-day round trip. It is recommended to do activities such as sea bathing in summer.

(2) Generally, April to September every year is the best tourist season in Queensland and the west of Australia. The average daytime temperature is between 19°C and 31°C, which is not too hot. It's not the rainy season. June to September is the peak season, so you need to book hotels and flights in advance.

(3) The Australian outback is basically a desert area: not only is the temperature high (over 40°C) in summer, it is also very dry, making it not suitable for travel. However, the temperature in winter is still relatively comfortable (25°C-28°C), which is very suitable for sightseeing.

2. Things to note when traveling in Australia

(1) Dressing. If you are going to tropical areas in Australia, wearing light clothing during the day is enough. But you still need to bring a sweater or jacket with you in case it gets cold at night.

(2) Beach tour. Pay attention to sun protection and remember to bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion and other items. In addition, you need to prepare beach shoes to protect your feet.

(3) Hotel plug. Although most Australian sockets have three-hole flat plugs, the local standard voltage is 240 volts, which is still somewhat different from that in my country. It is recommended that you bring your own plug adapter.

(4) Traffic safety. The Australian road system is a Commonwealth system, which means vehicles drive on the left and the steering wheel is on the right. Therefore, when crossing the road, everyone must first look to the right to see if there are no cars and then to the left, and pay attention to safety.

(5) Smoking is prohibited. In Australia, smoking is prohibited in some public places. In addition, Queensland, Australia, has implemented a permanent smoking ban. If you are caught smoking in a no-smoking area, you will be punished. Everyone needs to pay attention.