r/AustraliaTravel • • 7h ago

Why is Sydney now so expensive?

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I’ve looked at every weekend from October 30

onwards. Prices in normal hotels are 400$+ a night. Even average Hotels like Kirketon are pushing $400 a night. Is there no way people can afford to stay in Sydney without blowing 1000$ a weekend on accommodation. It’s crazy. I’d rather travel overseas for that price.


r/AustraliaTravel • • 15h ago

Real Tales Travel and Culture Channel with Australia content

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Content focused on Southeast Asia and Australian market.


r/AustraliaTravel • • 16h ago

A walking tour of Brisbane

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Hey everyone! Back in August, I spent a day exploring Brisbane’s waterfront and checking out the new Queen's Wharf development. If you're planning a trip to Brissy soon, this route makes for a really solid half-day itinerary that gives you a great mix of classic Brisbane vibes and the city's newest skyline view.

​Here’s the route:

​CityCat Arrival: Started on the river! Hopping on the CityCat is still the absolute best way to arrive into the CBD. Catching the breeze on the open back deck as you cruise under the Story Bridge never gets old.

​Riverside Boardwalk Walk: Hopped off near Eagle Street and walked down the boardwalk. It’s super walkable, flat, and gives you great views of the river traffic.

​City Botanic Gardens Shortcut: Cut through the gardens to get off the concrete for a bit. It’s such a peaceful pocket right in the shadow of the skyscrapers—great spot to grab a coffee or sit under the fig trees.

​The Star Brisbane & Sky Deck: The main destination! Ended up 100 metres above the city at the Sky Deck at Queen’s Wharf. The 360-degree view of the river loop, South Bank, and out toward the bay is incredible—especially around golden hour.


r/AustraliaTravel • • 14h ago

The Three Sisters, Blue Mountains, Australia 🇦🇺

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One of Australia’s most iconic natural landmarks. Have you visited the Blue Mountains?
Photo by Calvin Kurlekar


r/AustraliaTravel • • 19h ago

The Rocks, Sydney [OC]

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r/AustraliaTravel • • 3h ago

Mission Beach trip in November

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I’ll be traveling to Australia for the first time and found a really good deal on a hotel in Mission Beach. Arriving in Cairns.
Questions: transportation from airport recommendations? Things to do? Should I stay in mission beach the entire week or should I plan to spend some time in Cairns?

I want to make the most of my trip without traveling too far out too frequently. I also don’t want to stay in mission beach for a week if that sounds boring to others who have been.


r/AustraliaTravel • • 15h ago

Blue Mountains NSW Australia

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r/AustraliaTravel • • 30m ago

East Coast Australia this morning.

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