When you travel Australia, you aren’t just a straw-hatted, sandal-footed tourist daintily stepping out of your comfort zone. Of course, you can be like that, but once in Australia, you’ll realise soon enough that you want to be someone else braver.

To travel Australia is to be an explorer, brave, daring, uncompromising, and wide-eyed at every new thing that’ll come your way. To travel Australia is to loosen your belt and jump into the unknown. Here’s your itinerary, mate!:

Bungle Bungles

Simply beholding the Bungle Bungle in Purnululu National Park is both stupefying and ticklish to the senses. The Bungle Bungle is an unabashed waltz of orange and black stripes of silica and algae, flanked by beehive-like mounds posing with their chins up. A crazy but wondrous trick of geography. Bungle Bungle breathes new meaning to the word “marvelous.”

Daintree Rainforest

One of the oldest rainforest in the planet, the Daintree Rainforest is home to an inexhaustible number of plants and wildlife; 65% of Australia’s bat and butterfly population roam freely here. The Daintree Forest lies north of Cairn and spans some 1,200 square kilometres.

Tasmanian Wilderness

The Tasmanian Wilderness is as grand as its official name goes: Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Spanning 1.38 million hectares, it is one of the largest conservation reserves in Australia. Simultaneously, a true refuge, a playful temple, and solemn carnival of rare and endangered wildlife.

Fraser Island

When the camping bug strikes you, then head for Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world accessible by a ferry and a four-wheel drive. With its immaculately white pure silica beaches, incredibly pristine lakes, and stunning rainforests, Fraser Island is the perfect campsite. Don’ t forget to ask the locals about the legend of the island according to the aborigines!

So there! Eight miraculous and breathtaking places to dive into when you travel Australia. Don’t just get settled in Australia; go for the unsettling.

Africa is famous for its wild animal forests. Geographically Africa is a beautiful place with great valleys, peaks, lakes etc. The world famous second largest fresh water lake “Lake Victoria” is in Africa and the deepest lake also. The geography of Africa is suitable for farming. Nowadays tourism became the main economy of Africa.

When you reach Africa you will surely go to see wild life animals. So it is better to go with good travel programmers. They will arrange you a good guide as well as vehicles for you. The guide will help you find out all the places you wish to visit and this will help you, saving your time and money. In Africa there are the most amazing wildlife animals like crocodiles, elephants, hippos, lions, hippos, tigers and much more. You can also see some nice nature scenes like lakes, peaks, and forests. While going to see for wild animals you should be cautious because most of the animals are very dangerous. So always be alert. Do not try to move towards the animals, better stay in your vehicle itself and watch.

About health concerns in Africa, the main health problem is Malaria, so take precautions before going on your trip. The other is sanitation-related disease; you will infect this disease from drinking water or from the foods like fruits and vegetable. So always be conscious.

You should be careful about all your property. Keep your money and things in a safe place while you are moving out. Do not place it in your vehicles and go. Arrange a good and safe hotel or apartment to stay. You can book your room or apartments through the organizers itself; they can provide you the best options. Before moving out you should have a better idea about the places you like to visit or take help from the guide and then decide. This will help to make your African Safari a nice and memorable one.