Sydney, the capital of Australia, and located in the state of New South Wales, is a fantastic holiday destination. Stay for a quick holiday or get a Working Holiday visa and live and work there for a longer time. Being in the souther hemisphere, going during our summer months (June to August) will actually have you going to Sydney during the winter. While you may not be dreaming of beaching in 17C weather, there’s just so much to do during a trip to Sydney that you won’t even realise you’re having a two winter year. Get the adrenaline flowing While winter isn’t usually when you think about h ..read more

Ask any Sydneysider and they’ll tell you that Sydney is the best city in the world. It’s hard to argue with them when you consider the incredible scenery, the iconic landmarks and architecture, the ridiculous number of beaches, and the lifestyle that comes with it all. After visiting Sydney three times, I was completely charmed by the city, the harbour, and the people I met along the way. Should you find yourself with an opportunity to visit, here are 14 things you need to check out during your stay. 1. Circular Quay, The Opera House, & The Royal Botanic Gardens Circular Quay is arguably ..read more

If you’re travelling to Australia for the first time, you’ll probably be heading to Sydney in New South Wales. And why wouldn’t you? This iconic city is home to quintessential Australian sights, and offers the perfect base to find your feet in a brand new country. But did you know that there are tons of awesome places to take day trips from Sydney to? You shouldn’t allow Sydney’s stature overshadow the other incredible experiences that can be found mere hours outside the city. Explore New South Wales and you’ll discover Australia in a nutshell: awe-inspiring landscapes, world-class beaches, i ..read more

As one of the largest cities in Australia, Sydney can seem pretty hectic when you first land. All the sights, food, and excursions available can feel overwhelming.To make sure you fit everything you want into the time you have, you need priorities and knowledge. So check out the list below of immediate essential things to do in Sydney. 1. Fuel up When is eating ever not a priority, especially after a long-haul flight? Fill that belly with burgers at Mary’s in Newtown – said to serve the best buns, they’re loved by both locals and tourists. Always busy, you know it’s a good place. For a more f ..read more

Black Friday Weekend might still feel far away to you, but they are quite literally DAYS AWAY. Now there’s no need to panic though. We’ve got you covered on just how to make the most of the epic travel deals coming your way. Deals are kind of our speciality after all, nbd . Black Friday Student Travel Deals Generally, you can save up to 30% off of regular airfare with our students and young adult discounts. Over the weekend of Black Friday the deals will be even better! All our members (not just students!) will be able to score sick savings with promo codes on flights and discounts on hotels ..read more

When the queen Taylor Swift drops a new album, we all must listen. And what better way to listen to your new favourite song than to travel somewhere fitting. Lavender Haze Please forgive this somewhat basic choice, but it’s basic because it’s a classic! The lavender fields of Valensole, France offer plenty of the light purple shade, along with sweet smells and wide open space for you to sing your heart out about the lavender haze that’s creeping up on you. To get to Valensole, fly into Paris and then take one of the high speed rails to the south of France. Besides the fields, you can check ou ..read more

Whether you’re travelling on a quick vacation down under, planning a gap year to work while enjoying a new place, or just planning to uproot and move somewhere new, Sydney is a great place to explore. You’ll find good eats, fun attractions to visit, and nicer weather all around than the UK. Also, if you are just going for a short period of time, you can potentially score yourself a two-summer year, with the seasons being reversed! Here are all the best things to know about before you make your journey. Try the Local Foods Adventurous eaters, get hyped! Australia is known for a variety of food ..read more

As the cost-of-living crisis continues, we’re all feeling the pinch right now. Any chance to make a saving is a good one – especially when it comes to overseas travel adventures. Despite the current crisis, demand for travel remains high. Therefore we want to share our top travel destinations recommendations for countries to visit where you can have some epic experiences, but you’ll also get the most from your precious pounds. Sri Lanka With Sri Lanka experiencing significant economic woes over the last few years, now is a good time to support the country’s tourism industry. Prices for accomm ..read more

We spent a week exploring Turkey and omg…from Istanbul to Izmir to Bodrum, we found something to love in every place. And if this trip taught us anything as young female travellers, it would be that Turkey has been misrepresented in just about every way—safety being the biggest. We shared tea with strangers and found friends amongst the locals. We told jokes and laughed until we literally cried. Long story short, our hearts were full and, days later, they still are. Btw did you know that Istanbul, and other major cities in Turkey, are known for their stray cats and dogs? Plot twist though bec ..read more

Western Australia’s wildlife is all around, but you’ve got to know where – and crucially, when – to look. WA is home to 70 per cent of Australia’s mammals and 25 species are only found in the west. The Aussie Big Five includes smiling quokkas, endangered whale sharks, playful humpbacks, surging orcas and iconic kangaroos. Here’s how to find our must-see creatures. Whale sharks Huge, artfully patterned, krill-eating whale sharks converge on Australia’s most accessible fringing reef from March to July each year. Fiercely protected while in WA’s waters, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Mari ..read more