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What You Need To Bring for a Trip to Australia

Sydney, Australia (photo: Caleb Russell)

Australia looks like it was forged by the gods, which is why many tourists love visiting the country. From its pristine and crystal blue waters to breathtaking wildlife sanctuaries and numerous fun activities to do, Australia is definitely on most travelers’ bucket lists. 


Sydney, Australia (photo: Caleb Russell)
Sydney, Australia (photo: Caleb Russell)

In 2019, Australia welcomed its borders to over 9.4 million travelers. Now that the health restrictions are easing up after the surge of the COVID-19 virus, more and more travelers are exiting their homes and trying to revisit Australia.

If you’re planning a trip to Australia and don’t know what to pack, luckily for you, this article covers everything that you’ll need for your escapades in Australia. It includes essentials and travel requirements.

In addition, this page has an updated list of items that will surely be your best friend on a trip this year.

Bring and prepare physical and virtual maps on your mobile devices. Although, thanks to modern technology, you wouldn’t have to bring a physical map.

However, it’s always best to have a trusty physical map if you plan on backpacking in the wilderness or going on a road trip.

There might be incidents where your phone has a low battery, breaks, or you get poor reception. Also, for example, even if you didn’t plan a road trip, you might suddenly go on one when a friend urges you to come with them.

Naturally, life, and so is traveling, comes with numerous uncertainties. Thus, you must be extra prepared for a country you know only little about. 

Furthermore, it’s valuable for travelers to learn how to commute and what places they should visit. If you aren’t well-versed in Australia’s must-see sites, check Next Vacay for some itinerary ideas for your trip to The Land Down Under. 


Surfers on Avalon Beach (photo: Lachlan Dempsey)
Surfers on Avalon Beach (photo: Lachlan Dempsey)

Sunscreen

Before visiting Australia, ensure that you purchase reef-friendly sunscreen for your trip. Take necessary measures to ensure that the sunscreen and products you’ve bought are safe for the water and that it’s non-toxic.

On the market, numerous sunscreens contain damaging chemicals that may contaminate the water and reefs. While it may not harm one’s skin, travelers must ensure they’re responsible enough to respect Australia’s beauties. 

When shopping for products, look for organic formulas on bottle labels. You can further research this topic and look for safe ingredients for the skin, reef, and waters on the…

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