When we got to Melbourne we got the tram to St Kilda and stayed at a place called Base Backpackers. St Kilda is right on the beach front and very nice.As we were only staying here for about 6 nights we decided to see as much as we could. Melbourne itself is very nice and has lots of character. The next day we went into the City and went to Queen Victoria Markets, they were really cheap, here we purchased a few items of warmer clothing for our trip to New Zealand...

We left Brisbane to head towards Sydney, we stopped off at Byron Bay and Port Macquarie again! When we finally got to Sydney we only had a few days to cram everthing in as our time in Oz is coming to an end shortly. So we were like typical tourists and decided to get on the Sydney sightseeing bus and it was freezing. But we did manage to get to see the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and Sydney Tower and all other attractions. The next day we had to drop the camp...

After Airlie Beach we headed down the coast and stayed at a place called 1770 which was really relaxing it was just what we needed after Airlie Beach. We stayed in a place called Southern Cross which was kind of like a retreat, it was very nice and chilled.After 1770 we headed down to Rainbow Beach as we had booked to go to Fraser Island from here. Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and you go there for two days and two nights with a four wheel...

When we arrived in Airlie Beach we went on a sailing trip around the whit sundays for two days and two nights and it was fantastic. We went on a boat called the Atlantic Clipper. The weather wasn't the best but so far on the trip we have got used to that.There were about fifty young people on the boat and about five crew members! The trip itself involved a lot of drinking and getting to know everyone. We would stop off at different islands and go snorkelling and...

We drove to Townsville so we could get the ferry over to Magnetic Island, we stayed in Townsville for one night but it wasn't that impressive, we were more looking forward to getting over to Magnetic Island. The next day we took the campervan over with us on the ferry to Magnetic Island, we were glad that we did now because even though it's a small island you would still need some form of transport to get around. The island itself is made up of a lot of bays, a...