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Welcome to Backpackers Downunder
If you're looking for Budget Travel or Adventure
Travel in Australia and New Zealand... read on.
Your complete guide to
Backpacking Australia and Backpacking New Zealand.
You can Dive the Barrier Reef, or Visit
The Crocodile Hunter, Bungee Jump in
New Zealand, Skydive Taupo or Snowboard
Coronet Peak. So much thrill-seeking adventure .... downunder.
Backpackers Downunder is able to provide you with
detailed information on Accommodation, Free Farm-stays, Holiday
Jobs, and more throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Whats more - if you have questions that haven't
been covered on the website email
us and we will reply with further advice.
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Camping in
Australia provides an opportunity to commune with nature
and relax with friends. Find out more about some of the beautiful
spots just a few hours out of Brisbane... more |
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Hervey Bay is
one of the well-known jump points for watching the Humpback
Whale on their migration journey. A small coastal town,
Hervey Bay offers much to the independent traveller... more
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A
"must do" while traveling Australia, is to visit The
Great Barrier Reef and put in a spot of diving. No experience
needed, and you can still get in with just basic courses. Most
choose to day trip, though many visit Airlie Beach to sail aboard
a "twin master" for 3 days 2 nights. So what's the
hype? An unforgettable experience diving some of the most spectacular
locations in the world. Your choices are endless. Experienced
divers can visit the S.S. Yongala wreck just off Townsville
or for the beginner a snorkel trip around Lady Musgrave Island
will delight. You will see various tropical fish and coral.
For more, visit our Adventure pages
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Awesome Excitement

Skydiving
is the ultimate experience
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Awesome Action

Rafting with River
Rats in New Zealand
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Crikey! it's Steve.
Visit Steve and Terri Irwin at Australia Zoo where "Crocs
Rule"... more

Read about
one backpackers trip out to view the humpback whales - Hervey
Bay (QLD)

See marlin -
and find nemo, on
the Great Barrier Reef

Leave Sydney behind to
go bush in the
Blue Mountains ... more

Photo courtesy
of Tourism NSW
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