@@StokedForTravel Could you possibly do one on the basics on arrival for a WHV (sim card, bank account, tax account, etc). Just basically all the things you want to get done in the first few weeks of being in Oz. I'm not sure if you've written a blog on one
@@tobyharper838 got one better for you Toby - got a whole free e-book on it all! Just head here and use the top bar sign up form: www.backpackerbanter.com/blog/category/destinations/australia Also if you're looking for an epic WHV starter package I highly recommend these: youroztrip.com/tours/sydney-working-holiday-visa-welcome-package/ youroztrip.com/tours/sydney-welcome-package/
Hey mate how are you going I’m going pretty well I just wanted to thank you so much for helping me out the other day I really appreciate it just in case you didn’t know I’m Joey that got the 5”8 pyzalien 2 the other day.
If you’re flexible the Nov to March window is the one I’d recommend, check out this post to see which season fits you best though as there’s a lot to consider! www.backpackerbanter.com/blog/best-time-to-visit-australia
Ive always wanted to spend a month in Australia going all over. Is everything primarily down south and on the east coast? I don't want to waste time going up north or such if there's not much to do
Plenty to do all over the country but there are some big distances to cover so if you’re looking to hit a few spots you’ll need to plan well! The east coast (Melbourne to cairns) is one of the easiest and most popular routes, but the NT, WA and Red Centre have heaps to offer as well if you can fit it in. A few internal flights will link things together nicely though 😊
Hi mate just in the middle of booking my trip to Australia for 1 month, do you still recommend rtwbackpackers as they’ve put together an itinerary for me just concerned if it’s a scam or not?
Hey! For sure I still recommend them - been working with them for a number of years now and they’ve helped a lot of readers/viewers and myself with epic Aussie trips 🤙
