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Visas Australia High Commission -London
If you are usually resident in the United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland. The High Commission can advise on travelling to Australia, whether for fun or if you wish to obtain a work visa.
Accommodation Wotif.com
Great offers on rates of accommodation required in the next 28 days. Styles and tastes in 40 different countries to suit everyone.
Visiting New South Wales visitnsw.com.au
Itineries of what to do and see in Sydney, where to visit in New South Wales. Handy booklets and maps to download free of charge.
Cruise The Harbour captaincook.com.au
Best way to see Sydney's beautiful harbour or a journey along the Murray River, or even Fiji. A wonderful cruise whilst enjoying lunch or dinner.
Walking Coastal Sydney walkingcoastalsydney.com.au
If you are planning to walk the streets and bushland of Sydney, then check this website out. Packed with information and maps you can download to help you plan you route, see places of interests and many attractions.
Sydney Trip Planner 131500.info
This site is great for planning your journey by public transport in Sydney. Ferries, trains or buses and details if you require easy accessibility.
New South Wales Road and Traffic Authority rta.nsw.gov.au
This site is ideal if you are planning to drive or even hire a bicycle whilst in Sydney. It gives you current updates on road disruptions, road closures for special events, toll tags and charges and bicycle routes.
Sydney Motorways sydneymotorways.com
This web site is a great way to plan your trips and calculate any toll roads whilst in Sydney. You can even check traffic conditions and road works.
Driving in New South Wales? - Check out Roam Express roamexpress.com.au
It is important to note that many Sydney toll roads do not have cash booths. To pay for these roads you'll need a Visitor's e-pass. You can organise one before you travel and up to 48 hours after your first trip. Sign up now so you don't have to worry when you are exploring Sydney.
Driving in Queensland? - Check out Go Via govia.com.au
go via has a number of casual toll passes to help you get around and enjoy Brisbane, and then beautiful south east Queensland region. a goviaroad pass set up with a credit card can be used on all toll roads in Queensland and can be set up before or after your travel
Driving in Victoria? - Check out Melbourne City Link citylink.com.au
City link is the 22 kilometer tollway that makes it easier to get around Melbourne, quick and easy. There are no cash booths. You can pay an additonal charge through your rental company but this costs you more. Simply sign up for a CityLink or EastLink pass. You can also opt for a Melbourne Pass with covers you for travel on both CityLink and EastLink. This pass only covers you for 30 days but can be purchased up to midnight on the second day of travel. Check the link for more information
Missing your British Goodies? treatsfromhome.com.au
Missing your favourite British food. There are many "Treats From Home" shops in Sydney which supply many of the goods from the UK. Such as PG Tips, Haywards Pickles, Worcester Sauce and the wonderful Galaxy Chocolate, to name but a few. Located in the Glasshouse, between Kings Steet and Pitt Street, Sydney City or Collins Street, Melbourne.
Mereenie Loop, Northern Territory
A route between Alice Springs and Ayers Rock through Aboriginal land has been made possible by co-operative agreeement with the land owners and the Central Land Council. This route offers you to explore Namatjira Drive without doubling back to the Stuart Highway. It allows a direct path through to Kings Canyon. However, be aware this route requires a 4X4 vechicle as the track, which takes approximately 3 hours to complete, is off road and very bumpy.
You are also required to purchase a permit (Approx.$3). This only allows you to travel through the area, making any roadside stops if required. Camping or venturing on to the land is prohobited. The permits can be purchased at the Information Centre in Alice Springs or Ayers Rock Resort.
If you are usually resident in the United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland. The High Commission can advise on travelling to Australia, whether for fun or if you wish to obtain a work visa.
Accommodation Wotif.com
Great offers on rates of accommodation required in the next 28 days. Styles and tastes in 40 different countries to suit everyone.
Visiting New South Wales visitnsw.com.au
Itineries of what to do and see in Sydney, where to visit in New South Wales. Handy booklets and maps to download free of charge.
Cruise The Harbour captaincook.com.au
Best way to see Sydney's beautiful harbour or a journey along the Murray River, or even Fiji. A wonderful cruise whilst enjoying lunch or dinner.
Walking Coastal Sydney walkingcoastalsydney.com.au
If you are planning to walk the streets and bushland of Sydney, then check this website out. Packed with information and maps you can download to help you plan you route, see places of interests and many attractions.
Sydney Trip Planner 131500.info
This site is great for planning your journey by public transport in Sydney. Ferries, trains or buses and details if you require easy accessibility.
New South Wales Road and Traffic Authority rta.nsw.gov.au
This site is ideal if you are planning to drive or even hire a bicycle whilst in Sydney. It gives you current updates on road disruptions, road closures for special events, toll tags and charges and bicycle routes.
Sydney Motorways sydneymotorways.com
This web site is a great way to plan your trips and calculate any toll roads whilst in Sydney. You can even check traffic conditions and road works.
Driving in New South Wales? - Check out Roam Express roamexpress.com.au
It is important to note that many Sydney toll roads do not have cash booths. To pay for these roads you'll need a Visitor's e-pass. You can organise one before you travel and up to 48 hours after your first trip. Sign up now so you don't have to worry when you are exploring Sydney.
Driving in Queensland? - Check out Go Via govia.com.au
go via has a number of casual toll passes to help you get around and enjoy Brisbane, and then beautiful south east Queensland region. a goviaroad pass set up with a credit card can be used on all toll roads in Queensland and can be set up before or after your travel
Driving in Victoria? - Check out Melbourne City Link citylink.com.au
City link is the 22 kilometer tollway that makes it easier to get around Melbourne, quick and easy. There are no cash booths. You can pay an additonal charge through your rental company but this costs you more. Simply sign up for a CityLink or EastLink pass. You can also opt for a Melbourne Pass with covers you for travel on both CityLink and EastLink. This pass only covers you for 30 days but can be purchased up to midnight on the second day of travel. Check the link for more information
Missing your British Goodies? treatsfromhome.com.au
Missing your favourite British food. There are many "Treats From Home" shops in Sydney which supply many of the goods from the UK. Such as PG Tips, Haywards Pickles, Worcester Sauce and the wonderful Galaxy Chocolate, to name but a few. Located in the Glasshouse, between Kings Steet and Pitt Street, Sydney City or Collins Street, Melbourne.
Mereenie Loop, Northern Territory
A route between Alice Springs and Ayers Rock through Aboriginal land has been made possible by co-operative agreeement with the land owners and the Central Land Council. This route offers you to explore Namatjira Drive without doubling back to the Stuart Highway. It allows a direct path through to Kings Canyon. However, be aware this route requires a 4X4 vechicle as the track, which takes approximately 3 hours to complete, is off road and very bumpy.
You are also required to purchase a permit (Approx.$3). This only allows you to travel through the area, making any roadside stops if required. Camping or venturing on to the land is prohobited. The permits can be purchased at the Information Centre in Alice Springs or Ayers Rock Resort.
