in november we'll be in Australia on honeymoon. What tour is better to do during this period?Pls help?

Question

I've read that in november in the notrh is a rainy season and the sea is full of jellyfish. We would like to drive long the west coast and the outback.

Thanks redgypsy.What about the East coast?

Answer 1

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Hi there
Well you are travelling the right time - nice and hot summer.

Train ride is much better than 'Greyhound'

Go to http://www.gsr.com.au
. . . but to compare prices http://www.greyhound.com.au/default.aspx


My top spots for Aussie is:

Yes Cairns is in the tropics; it does rain a lot in the ‘rainy season’, but not every day and night. – Jellyfish it no problems if you swim in the nets, or go out on the great barrier reef snorkelling, go and find Nemo!

Cairns – http://www.tropicalaustralia.com.au/things_to_do_and_see

Port Douglas - http://www.portdouglaseguide.com/
http://www.vcentres.com.au/port-douglas/


Caloundra is REALLY nice - http://www.caloundratourism.com.au/index.php and Steve Irwin’s Zoo is only a skip and a jump from there - http://www.australiazoo.com.au

Happy honeymooning!



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Answer 2

It does not get hotter the further north you go. In November it is warm to hot everywhere with the hottest areas being in central Australia. The wet season has started in the tropics and there is a possibility of tropical cyclones in north Queensland, the NT coast and northwest WA.

The sea is not full of jellyfish but it only takes one box jellyfish to ruin your holiday. They come into northern Australian waters with the northwest monsoon. Some beaches are netted for jellyfish but there are plenty of places to swim away from the beaches. Heed warnings about crocodiles. From Brisbane south through Sydney to Melbourne and west through Adelaide to Perth there are no problems with tropical cyclones, box jellyfish or crocodiles and the beaches are popular.

On any patrolled beach, the safest place to swim is marked by red and yellow flags. Swim between the flags. Don't worry about what others are doing, swim between the flags and be safe. On unpatrolled surf beaches, do not attempt to swim unless you can read surf for rips. Find calmer waters for swimming.

Answer 3

The east coast of Queensland has plenty to offer with snorkling and sailing in the Whitsundays a visit to Fraser Island - unfortunately the further north you travel the more humid and unpredictable the weather is, so you need to be flexible with any paid trips so far as ensuring there is a refund if it is cancelled due to weather
contact www.qldtravel.com.au as gypsy pointed out for the west coast - they will have plenty of info and enjoy your stay

Answer 4

dont listen to them two idiots above

go up to Broome in Western Australia its up the coastline and beautiful stops on the way
Monkey Mia is a nice place to visit and feed the dolphins
Perth is the capital city of Western Australia
Yes it does generally rain in the top end of Australia the far north in all three states and there is jellyfish in the ocean - but they do have stinger nets in places and make sure you swim between the flags
Go to Kalgoorlie - an Aboriginal community learn their culture and pick up some arts and crafts
Happy Honeymooning!
and log onto - westernaustralia.com.au
it will give you a better outlook of where to go and what to do

Answer 5

Visit the Outback, or view some aborigines, or pet a kangaroo.

Answer 6

the further north you go the hotter it will be near all of Aussie will warm to hot at that time of year so pick the climate you like

Answer 7

It's best not to have your period on your honeymoon no matter where you go.