How far is it from Sydney to the Great Barrier Reef?

Question 1: The nearest driving distance from Sydney to Cairns (Great Barrier Reef) is 196 kilometers. If you pass the Gold Coast halfway, the driving distance is 2625 kilometers.

The Great Barrier Reef is in Cairns.

The driving speed is 9-1 kilometers per hour, and it takes about 24 hours without rest.

I suggest flying. It's safe and comfortable. One of the roads you have to pass through is not very good. I don't have enough driving experience, so it is recommended not to drive there.

have a nice trip!

Question 2: How to get to the Great Barrier Reef in Sydney? You can choose to drive or take a flight.

If you drive at an average speed of 9-1 kilometers per hour, it will take about a day even if you don't have a rest.

flying (of course, it is recommended) will save time and effort, and you can enjoy it better when you get there. Let's take a walk-and-go trip ~~

Question 3: How to travel from Sydney to the Great Barrier Reef? You can choose to drive or take a flight.

If the average speed is 9-1 kilometers per hour, it will take about one day even without a break.

flying (of course, it is recommended) will save time and effort, and you can enjoy it better there. Let's take a walk-and-go trip ~~

Question 4: How far is it from Melbourne, Australia to the Great Barrier Reef? It takes two and a half hours by plane

If you want to visit the Great Barrier Reef, I suggest you go to Brisbane or Cairns first, and you can get there by boat from these two places in 4 minutes.

You can also sign up for a one-day tour

Question 5: The easiest way to get the distance from Melbourne to Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef to Sydney is to check it directly on Google. Generally, the gray plane is the best

Question 6: How to get to the Great Barrier Reef after flying from Sydney to Cairns? Breathe the breath of the rainforest. In the national parks in this area, you can hike, camp and communicate with nature. These national parks extend from Cape York to the lush Whitsunday islands. Take a boat down the River Verdon and visit the quiet mosman River in the Daintree River Forest. The forest in Cape Tribulation almost extends to coral reefs, where you can explore nocturnal wildlife and indulge in the beautiful scenery of Bloomfield Falls. Hiking through the valleys, subtropical and tropical rainforests in Eungella National Park among the misty mountains in the west of Mackay. Have a picnic in the shade of eucalyptus and eucalyptus, and enjoy the natural scenery and a large number of birds and wildlife. In Whitsunday National Park, you can enjoy the wonderful scenery by walking along Tongue Bay on Whitsunday National Park. Or watch the precious rock art left by Ngaro people in Nara Inlet on Hook Island. Camping on Hooke Island, Long Island, West Island, South Molly Island and North Molly Island, wake up with the songs of birds, swim by the deserted beach and breathe the fragrance of the rainforest. 5. Feel the heartbeat * * * Soar over the Tancui Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef by sightseeing helicopter and fly to Green Island. The magnificent heart-shaped reef is located on Hardy Reef in Whitsunday Islands, and it is the most spectacular to take a seaplane or helicopter tour. Take a day trip from Cairns and snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef. You can also take a hot air balloon ride over Atherton Tableland. Depart from the ports of Cairns and Douglas and take a luxury catamaran to the outer reef of the Great Barrier Reef. Or take a three-day luxury cruise between Cairns and townsville. Stay and relax in the resorts on Elle Beach, Hamilton Island or Daydream Island, and try sailing, sailing, jungle hiking, kayaking, fishing, snorkeling or other activities.

Question 7: How to go to Sydney by yourself and then join a group to go to the Great Barrier Reef? You can choose to drive or take a flying car. If you travel at an average speed of 9-1 kilometers per hour, it will take about one day even without a break. Flying (of course, it is recommended) will save time and effort, and you can enjoy it better there. Let's take a walk-and-go trip ~~

Question 8: How much does it cost to travel to Australia, mainly to Sydney and the Great Barrier Reef, and stay with classmates? If you leave Shanghai at 5: , you can fly to Melbourne or Sydney, which is almost more than 8, yuan (round trip booking together). Now you can book it. Then, when you get there, it's generally cheaper to have a cheap air ticket to and from the two places than a train ticket ... Go to JETSTAR or VIRGIN to buy it online ... You can find it for 1 yuan one way ... If you take QANTAS, you can take a meal, and if it's less than 25 yuan, you can fly to the Great Barrier Reef, but it's relatively expensive, depending on the policy at that time.

There are aquatic and underwater projects on the Great Barrier Reef, and there are several main islands there: Green Island, Palm Island, Eel Island, etc. It is certainly good to live on the island if conditions permit. Glass boats, snorkeling, underwater walking, diving, submarines, helicopters and so on.

You can't stay with your classmates for ten days, or you have classmates in Sydney, Melbourne and Cairns, and the accommodation in a double standard room is generally around 25 yuan (RMB)

If you want to have fun for 1 days, you can almost prepare for 2w+

Question 9: How long does it take to get to the Great Barrier Reef from Brisbane in Australia? It's about 21 kilometers from Brisbane to the Great Barrier Reef. It takes about 2 hours and 2 minutes by plane, 27 hours by bus and 24 hours by car, depending on how many times you stop on the way and how long it takes.

question 1: is it enough to go from Sydney to the great barrier reef for 4 days, the gold coast for 5 days and Byron bay for 2 days? The general accommodation price of the Great Barrier Reef and the Gold Coast is $2 per person per night, and diving is very expensive. My classmate spent RMB6, on a trip similar to yours at the beginning of this year, which is still relatively economical (air tickets, accommodation, recreational items and gifts are always * * *). PS: There is no need to tip in Australia. PPS: Remember to read more raiders before coming out. Sometimes you can save more than $3 by eating the same meal and finding the right place. The prices of tourist buses and hotels vary greatly, so it's up to you to find the economy.