Think About Where You Want To Visit
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 4:56 am
Always consider bringing a jacket and umbrella along with a hat, sunglasses, or sun lotion so that you are prepared for the extreme weather in Australia.
It is important to note that sun lotion isn’t typically permitted in areas like lakes due to the fragile ecosystems.
This is particularly true for Fraser Island where places fax lists like Lake McKenzie can be compromised by pollutants such as sun lotions. Packing appropriate clothing can help aid in fighting the weather in places where sun lotion might be acceptable.
If the weather is overly concerning for you, the best time to visit Australia is during their “spring or fall” seasons which are between the months of March through May and September through November.
These months will have more comfortable temperatures and be a little less humid than the other months of the year.
weather changes
Considering where you want to visit will help you get the most out of your trip. There are many key locations to visit including the Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island (the world’s largest sand island where a rainforest grows out of the dunes!), and some of the many beaches (there are over 10,000!).
It is important to note that sun lotion isn’t typically permitted in areas like lakes due to the fragile ecosystems.
This is particularly true for Fraser Island where places fax lists like Lake McKenzie can be compromised by pollutants such as sun lotions. Packing appropriate clothing can help aid in fighting the weather in places where sun lotion might be acceptable.
If the weather is overly concerning for you, the best time to visit Australia is during their “spring or fall” seasons which are between the months of March through May and September through November.
These months will have more comfortable temperatures and be a little less humid than the other months of the year.
weather changes
Considering where you want to visit will help you get the most out of your trip. There are many key locations to visit including the Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island (the world’s largest sand island where a rainforest grows out of the dunes!), and some of the many beaches (there are over 10,000!).