Soon it was time to book the bus to the airport. Due to the previous flight delay, the airline had no direct flights to Hong Kong the next day, so Yunluo booked a flight to Sydney for a transfer. There was plenty of time, and after entering customs, she could go shopping in the airport, a shopping paradise for women.

The corridor of the waiting hall in Xiangjiang City regularly arranges some small promotional exhibitions, which are generally closely related to the culture of Xiangjiang City. This photo exhibition is about the famous Kung Fu star Bruce Lee. Xiangjiang City According to Yunluo's observation, the replacement rate of such exhibitions is quite ordinary. When Yunluo came back, it was also this waiting corridor.

It has been replaced by a tin toy exhibition, which is also a representative content of the local area! When Xiangjiang City was about to set off, the clouds finally cleared, indicating that everything would go smoothly on the next journey! It took half an hour to arrive in Sydney. Here, international to domestic transfers require passing through immigration first, and then walking straight to the right through an outdoor corridor after picking up the luggage.

Go to the Qantas check-in counter to check in your luggage and then take a free bus to the Qantas departure hall. There are buses and taxis directly outside the arrival hall. Follow the guide to the designated taxi berth. Most of the taxi drivers are older grandparents.

The hotel Yunluo booked is not far from the city center. It is about 100 kilometers from the airport to Grand Chifley Hotel. The normal fare should be around 2000 yuan. If there is a traffic jam, the price will be slightly higher. Secondly, there is actually another hotel next door to the Chifley Hotel, which is owned by the same owner and is called The Chifley On South Terrace. Don't make a mistake when taking a taxi.

But it doesn't matter if you are wrong, the two hotels are very close anyway. The first one along the South Terrace is the Grand Chifley, and the next one is The Chifley On South Terrace. There are several-day tour groups and scenic spot brochures in various languages ​​at the entrance for reference.

Chifley Hotel The lobby of Chifley Hotel is very simple and clean. Although it is not big, it is bustling with guests. The restaurant is on the right hand side of the entrance. The breakfast buffet is included in the room rate. Breakfast is from 8:00 to 12:00 Monday to Friday and from 8:00 to 12:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Chifley Hotel Chifley Hotel The rooms of Chifley Hotel are still very clean and tidy.

Bath products (shampoo, shower gel, conditioner) are provided, but toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided. The mini refrigerator provides charged beverages and drinks. Please note that the large bottle of mineral water on the table is also charged. There is a price list on the table. When you check out on the last day, check the drinks you have consumed and go to the front desk to pay.

It's completely up to you, because the hotel doesn't charge any deposit or credit card prepayment). Of course, there are electric kettles. Friendly reminder: the price of mineral water in Australia is definitely more expensive than in China. Milk and some juices in supermarkets are even cheaper than juice. MINIBAR also provides bagged black tea, green tea, and coffee, which will be replenished in time when the waiter cleans every day.

The creamer in the refrigerator is free! Chifley Hotel Chifley Hotel Chifley Hotel There are three schools and a kindergarten around the Chifley Hotel. One of the schools, Pulteney Grammar School, is also an aristocratic school with an annual tuition of tens of thousands of Australian dollars. Opposite the hotel is also a small playground for children and parents.

There are some relatively simple amusement facilities for parents to bring their children to play together! This type of venue is set up in crowded areas in cities across Australia. Of course, for safety reasons, this type of venue is still equipped with isolation fences. If foreign tourists see a door, they should not mistake it for being inaccessible.

You need to pull the latch of the door and enter by yourself. Students of Pulteney Grammar School are doing sports activities on the green playground opposite their school. It only takes - minutes to walk from Chifley to Vctonria Square. Of course, you can also take the city free tram to the city center.

Just turn right out of the hotel and onto Peacock Rd, there is a stop (South Terrace) that takes you to the city center. In the opposite direction, there is a tram that goes to the final stop, Glenelg Beach. This direction is charged. (South Terrace---Moseley Square is about 10 minutes from Glenelg Beach) Free tram in the city.

You can take the tram for free between South Terrace Station and Entertainment Center Station (South Terrace Tram Stop---Entertainment Centre) and transfer to the bus for free: A/C, A/C Hotel can take the tram directly to Victoria Square station, get off and walk left to Huaguo.

If you keep going forward, you can visit the commercial pedestrian street, the red light district bar street, the university, the city railway station, the library, the art center, the convention center, the stadium and many other attractions. In fact, the central city itself is only a kilometer in diameter, which is not very large. There are also several free bicycle rental points in the city center where you can rent bicycles for free.

If you have time, you can rent a bicycle and walk around slowly. In addition to free trams and free bicycle rentals, there are also two free buses around the city. The Central Post Office, located at the intersection of Franklin St and King Willam St, is said to be the same clock tower in Kiki's Delivery Service! Pklgrim Church.

Australia is full of churches of all sizes. The Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral. The day the clouds fell happened to be Sunday. Many people were praying and the pastor was speaking on the stage. I was afraid of disturbing everyone, so I took two photos and left. I occasionally saw bar advertisements on telegraph poles.

If you pay attention to the details, you will find that the method is very environmentally friendly. The three sides of the advertising paper are tied with straps and fixed on the electric pole. The concept of environmental protection is still very popular here. There are many people riding bicycles to get off work and exercising in the city. In particular, there are bicycle lanes in the park for exercisers to ride. Chinatown on GroteSt. Although this street is not long.

However, there are a lot of snacks and restaurants in China. However, nowadays, Chinese people all over the world love spicy food, so there are still many Sichuan and Hunan restaurants. I think only those who have eaten here know how it tastes. In addition to eating, there are also many souvenir shops, including milk powder, sheep oil, UGG, nutritional supplements and other Australian specialties that Chinese people are now rushing to buy.

All of them can help to send express back to China. The restaurant mainly serves Cantonese cuisine. After all, Cantonese people are the first group of immigrants from all cities in China. I chose to walk back to the hotel slowly along the way and experience the local city street scenery of Adelaide. Here is a suggestion, the shops in Adelaide usually close at 10:00 pm.

Except for restaurants, everything else is closed after 12:00. Bars and other entertainment venues are only the busiest on Fridays and Saturdays. There are few people on weekdays. Even in restaurants, many are only open during dinner time. During these times, the doors may be closed. I heard that many well-known restaurants pay chefs hourly.

You may only work at a certain restaurant a few days a week. So ask for details about the restaurant before going! It usually gets dark around 10:00 p.m. here, so there are not many people on the street. St. Peter's Basilica. It took years from the start to the completion. It was built in 1999. It is a solemn cathedral in Gothic style. Even in Adelaide, which is famous for its many churches, it is definitely worth a visit.

Wright Lookout, located on Mount Ferry in the north of the city, offers a panoramic view of the city. Colonel William Wright was also a builder. A bronze statue stands here and points in the direction of the city center. Glenelg Beach (Moselery Square), where tram tickets are purchased from self-service ticket machines. Yunluo only saw an automatic ticket machine at the Glenelg Beach station.

Of course, there is an automatic ticket machine installed on the tram, so you can buy tickets on the bus. Banknotes and coins can be automatically changed. The tickets for Glenelg Beach Bus and Tram, as well as suburban trains and buses, are all universal. If you plan to travel by city transportation for several days, you can choose to buy a multi-day ticket.

Glenelg Beach also offers a variety of options when buying tickets: One-way ticket: As the name suggests. End after use. (Yunluo remembers that there is a time limit of hours, and it can be used unlimited times within the time limit) Day ticket: unlimited rides within one day Three-day ticket: unlimited rides within hours Day ticket: unlimited rides within the day Tram route map.

Here I want to introduce Glenelg, which is a sea area in the southwest of Australia and a tourist destination. The pioneer monument on Moseley Square is a historical witness to the announcement of the establishment of South Australia by Governor George Newmarsh under an old oak tree in North Glenelg in 1912.

There is also a The Beachouse on the beachside at Glenelg Beach, which has a water slide and a children's amusement park, as well as mini golf below and an open-air cinema showing movies at night. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Jetty Rd is lined with restaurants, dessert shops and shopping stores, and trams also run back and forth on this street.

If you like shopping, you can visit a seafood restaurant (Cardone's Seafood & Grill) not far from Glenelg recommended by a friend in Glenelg Beach. I heard that it is quite famous on Jetty Rd! The birthday party next to Glenelg Beach is about to be held! Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach tried their special seafood fish.

The meat is tender and has the taste of a seaside meal. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach has a very good-looking waiter who enthusiastically sprinkles black pepper on Yunluo. Although Glenelg is a famous tourist attraction, it is completely open to tourists for free. The seagulls that can be seen everywhere on Glenelg Beach are not afraid of strangers.

They are also very familiar with people, often standing in front of people and asking for food. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach The beach here is very quiet, but the waves are very big. The boardwalk leading to the sea has a great view! Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach There are several star-rated hotels built along the coast, and the scenery is naturally good. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Young people fishing at the front of the boardwalk.

Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach I heard that the end of March is the hottest time here. There are basically no pedestrians on the road because everyone stays at home to escape the heat. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach is the best place to enjoy the sunset. Buy a cup of coffee and slowly enjoy this beautiful moment.

No matter which country or place you are in, the beauty of sunset always makes people excited. So excited! Unfortunately, the weather is still relatively cold in the season when the clouds fall, so it is impossible to go to the sea. In addition, the sea breeze here is very strong. Otherwise, it would be a different experience to take a dip in the sea at sunset. Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach Glenelg Beach

Kangaroo Island, also known as Kangaroo Island (English: Kangaroo Island) is the third largest island in Australia after Tasmania and Melville Island. Kangaroo Island was discovered by British explorer Matthew. Currently, about one-third of the island's land is still covered with native plant vegetation, and most of it is retained in the National Park.

Kangaroo Island From Adelaide City to Kangaroo Island, you will pass through the wine-loving McLaren Vale and follow the Fleurieu Avenue with beautiful mountain and sea views to the Cape Jervis Wharf at the southernmost tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Kangaroo Island Travel Company now has three packages for customers to choose from: the Essence Day Tour is what Yunluo participated in, which includes bus hotel pick-up.

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Round trip ferry ticket to Kangaroo Island. After getting off the ferry, take the bus to visit the following attractions: Seal Bay, Breeze Bay Tavern, Hanson Bay koala walk, Flinders Chase National Park (just take a look at the entrance), Remarkable Rocks. Cape Ducoudick Lighthouse, Admiral Arch, Flinders Chase Visitor Center. Includes a buffet lunch (vegetarian meals are available).

The one-night tour departs at around 10:00 pm. After getting off the boat, you will be directly sent to the hotel on the island. The next day, the itinerary of the highlight day tour begins at 1:30 am. The two-day and one-night tour departs for the island at 1:30 am. Refer to the itinerary of the highlight day tour. In the evening, "sea fishing for squid" will be arranged, and the hotel restaurant chef will prepare the appetizer for dinner (dinner at your own expense).

The next day, we will wait for the bus in the lobby to start the day's itinerary: visit the honey farm, the eucalyptus oil refinery, and go to the Little Sahara Desert. At noon, we will go to the lobster factory (you can enjoy a freshwater lobster meal at your own expense), and after the meal, we will go to the Qianang Sheep Cheese Factory. If time permits, you can also go to the Kangaroo Island Boutique Distillery at your own expense.

Return to the pier at 12:00 and arrive in the city center at about 12:30. Tourists who take a day trip to Kangaroo Island must wait in the hotel lobby early in the morning for the SEALINK bus to pick you up to the pier to take the boat. Generally, the hotel breakfast is not available at this time, so you can prepare some breakfast a day in advance or buy it at the pier.

Here is one thing to remind you, you must be on time, it is best to wait in the lobby minutes in advance, generally the driver will not wait for you. SEALINK mentioned here is the company that monopolizes Kangaroo Island. From the shuttle bus to the pier, ferry, and all the hotels on Kangaroo Island. The bus, attractions, food and drinks are all exclusively undertaken by SEALINK.

So no matter where you book your ticket in South Australia, or join a tour to Kangaroo Island from a travel company, you are actually participating in SEALINK's package activities. Of course, if you want to go to the island by yourself, you can, of course. Whether you drive to the island by yourself or go to the island alone, you have to buy your own boat ticket to the island. Tickets for attractions are sold separately. It takes about one and a half hours from the city to the pier on Kangaroo Island.

You can continue to take a nap in the car. Secondly, the temperature difference between the two months is quite large. You should wear a T-shirt and shorts during the day and a coat at night. The first boat to Kangaroo Island in the morning is at 10:00. After getting on the SEALINK bus, the driver will give you a boat ticket. At first, Yunluo thought the bus was directly on the boat.

When we arrived at the pier, we realized that the bus only took tourists to the pier. After getting off the boat, there was a special bus for a one-day tour of the island. The pier is not big. There is a ticket office and coffee and desserts for sale next to the boarding path. Kangaroo Island Looking at the quiet old man fishing in the distance, I thought that life after retirement should be like this! Sealink Ferry Terminal Kangaroo Island.

The boat departed on time at Kangaroo Island. The SEALINK boat is divided into three floors. The bottom floor is for transporting cars, the second floor is for passengers, there is a fast food and beverage counter at the front of the bow, and the stern is the toilet and stairs leading to the third floor. Part of the third floor is an indoor area (I found out on the return trip that pets were all in this area on the third floor), and part is an open-air sightseeing area.

Kangaroo Island The bow area and 30% of the lifeboats arrive at Penneshaw Pier Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island It takes about 10 minutes by boat to reach the pier of Kangaroo Island. In the distance, you can gradually see the scattered houses of the small town on the island. Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island After getting off the boat, you will find that there is more than one bus picking up tourists. There will be many buses and minibuses.

At this time, you have to ask the driver waiting at the door, because the driver will have a list in his hand. Just tell him that you are a passenger on a day trip and your name. Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island has an area of ​​about square kilometers, which is equivalent to three Londons, four Hong Kong cities or eight Singapores. The total population on the island is more than 10,000 people.

Maybe it’s because of the high labor costs, the driver is both the driver and the tour guide. Although the driver that Yunluo and Anchu met didn’t stop talking during the trip, and seemed very dedicated, he was actually telling “cold jokes” most of the time, and I heard that even the jokes have remained the same for many years. I basically don’t understand what the foreigners are funny about! ? (~^~)