What should you pay attention to when traveling in Australia?

1. Pay attention to sun protection. Australia is famous for its sunshine and beaches, and it is also an important aspect to attract international tourists. But at the same time, tourists should also pay attention to sun protection, because the sun in Australia is also notoriously "over-enthusiastic". Standing in the hot sun for a few minutes may burn your skin, so when you go out, especially in hot summer, you must wear sunscreen, sun hat and sunglasses, which are also necessary items for tourists to come to Australia.

2. Pay attention to seaside safety. Although the seaside in Australia has beautiful scenery, it will become ferocious in an instant because of the unpredictable weather. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to swimming at the beach in the sea between the flags set up by the life-saving club. If there are warning signs on some uninhabited beaches or beside rivers and pools that are dangerous and not allowed to swim, then you must not take risks, because these signs are standing there for no reason, because fierce animals often appear in the water, or the water is too shallow and there are many rocks at the bottom. If you are fishing on the beach, especially on the outer beach with heavy wind and waves, you must also pay attention to the weather forecast and don't go fishing at the seaside when the weather is bad. In Australia, it often happens that fishermen are swept away by the sudden waves.

3. Pay attention to your belongings. You don't need to bring canned food and instant noodles. China restaurants are almost everywhere in Australia. With the increasing number of immigrants from China and the increasing popularity of Chinese food, there are all kinds of foods from China, especially in the downtown or commercial streets in various regions. Chinese restaurants are almost a must. A cheap and good way is to buy all kinds of vegetables, spices and meat in the Asian food section of the grocery store or supermarket in China and cook by yourself.

4. Pay attention to animal contact. Australia has many unique animals that are not found anywhere else in the world, and even some world leaders can't refuse the charm of these lovely animals. But not all Australian native animals are so cute and docile. Crocodiles, poisonous spiders, poisonous snakes and sharks are also fierce animals that are sometimes encountered in the wild. If you just travel to cities in Australia, you generally don't need to worry. But if you want to go deep into remote areas of Australia, it's best to ask the locals what safety needs to be paid attention to.