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Plan Your Big Lap of Australia

Big Lap of Australia map showing Highway 1 which traverses Australia.

Make Money as you Travel

backpacker traveller with a travel job in hospitality to fund travels.

Go on a Road Trip

 

Goldfields Way is a road trip linking Bendigo to Ballarat.

Working Holiday Visa Guide

2 backpackers on an Australian working holiday visa guide.

G’Day, I’m Sharyn.

The Aussie behind Discover Australia Now.

I’m here to help you prepare for a ‘big lap of Australia’ or an Australian Road Trip. Get ideas for a city break or rural getaway. Have an Australia staycation or find a travel job as you explore Australia.

Whether you’re a solo traveller, a couple, in a group of friends or a family travelling Australia with kids, join me living, working and playing in Australia by discovering Australia your way – one road trip, one city, one town, one beach and one great Aussie meal at a time.

 

Bells Beach Surfing Recreation Reserve Sign shaped like a big white wave with Sharyn McCullum On the Great Ocean Road.

 

 Where Do You Want to Go – Discover a City, State or Territory

 

Parliament House in Canberra from War Museum.
Three Bronze Pigs In Rundle Mall, Adelaide. One Looking In A Bin. One Sitting and One Standing.
Sydney Opera House With Sydney Harbour Bridge Behind It On A Bright Sunny Day.
Port Arthur In Tasmania Is An Old Penal Colony. With Golden Sandstone Buildings.
Sydney Harbour with the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Uluru Or Ayers Rock On A Bright Sunny Day With Blue Sky And Rock Is A Beautiful Red Surrounded By Desert Weed In The Northern Territory.
Ned Kelly Statue At Glenrowan, Victoria.
Flinders Street Train Station in Melbourne.
Golden Sandy Beach With Tall Buildings Along The Edge Of The Sand On The Gold Coast, Queensland.
Wave Rock Is A Natural Wonder In Western Australia. A Stone Carved Out By Wind And Rain To Look Like A Wave.

NEWS, NEWS, NEWS

 

Acknowledgement of Country: I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia. And recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. I also pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Let’s all live, work and play harmoniously together as we Discover Australia Now.