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Low-Cost Travel in Australia

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Many people think that it&&num;8217&semi;s incredibly expensive to travel in Australia&period; As a developed country&comma; it is easy to assume that Australia has high cost of living and this will affect our overall travel costs&period; In reality&comma; with proper methods&comma; Australia can be among the most affordable places that we can visit&period; Without enough research&comma; we may be badly prepared and ill informed travel decision may bring us to a wrong spot&period; Accommodation is one of the most important consideration when we go to Australia&period; There are many campgrounds in Australia and they are often located near bigger cities&period; There are many cheap tents that can be purchased for around AUD 20&period; We may camp out in many areas for free&period; However&comma; we should know that Australia is known for some of the most venomous reptiles and insects&period; It is important to ask locals whether it&&num;8217&semi;s safe to camp out in a specific wilderness&period; If we are not sure &comma; it is preferable to choose designated campground&comma; especially if it has showers&comma; toilets&comma; convenience stores and other facilities&period; It may not make us much closer to the nature&comma; but at least we could still cut down on accommodation costs&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Eating our in Australia can be quite affordable if we know which place that we should go to&period; We may find pubs that offer &dollar;10 steaks and other affordable dishes&period; We may ask local where we can get cheap big meals&period; Kangaroo is considered as agricultural pest and its meat can be quite affordable&period;  Many of the affordable deals are lunchtime specials&comma; while dinner can be more expensive&period; Budget travelers may choose campfire-heated toast and cereals for breakfast and go to pubs for hearty lunch&period; They may go light on dinner&comma; by cooking fresh produce on campfire&period; Australia is a huge country and the distance between large cities can be quite far&period; Airlines are the most convenient way of traveling in Australia&comma; but it&&num;8217&semi;s also the most expensive&period; Unless we are in a hurry&comma; it is a good idea to to choose bus services and train&period; We may also rent a car and drop it off in the destination city&period; People who want to have a lengthy trip in Australia may also obtain a working visa&period; In just a couple of weeks of doing menial part-time jobs in Australia&comma; it is possible to earn more than AUD 1000&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Entrance fees can also be quite costly&comma; but there are also many free things that we can do&period; We may go to beaches&comma; hike and check out wildlife&period; Some museums are free&comma; while others have very affordable entry fees&period; At sunrise&comma; we may go to specific sections of the Kennet River to see some koalas&period; Wallabies and kangaroos are also difficult to miss&comma; due to their exploding population in some areas&period; There are also feral camels&comma; which were brought in the 19<sup>th<&sol;sup> century from Middle East to aid Australian settlers&period; After a week disconnected from the rest of the world&comma; many travelers may want to get Internet connection&period; There are usually pubs and cafes that offer free WiFi services<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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