Question 1

What is the most visited place in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Boasting plenty of incredible natural parks and gardens, Australia offers numerous things to see for every traveler. According to CNN, the most beautiful location is the Great Barrier Reef. The world's largest coral reef is labeled as one of the seven natural wonders of the world. However, a vast number of Google reviews have the famous Sydney Opera House.

-Great Barrier Reef
-Great Ocean Road
-Sydney Opera House (Google reviews: 57’671)
-Darling Harbour (Google reviews: 42’362)
-Queen Victoria Market (Google reviews: 33’823)
-Royal Botanic Garden Sydney (Google reviews: 23’408)
-Taronga Zoo Sydney (Google reviews: 20’253)
-Kings Park and Botanic Garden (Google reviews: 18’605)
-Three Sisters walk (Google reviews: 17’107)
-South Bank Visitor Centre (Google reviews: 16’755)

Question 2

What is the best time to visit Oceania?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit Oceania varies by country. Generally, spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are ideal for most regions, offering mild weather and fewer tourists. For tropical islands like Fiji, the dry season from May to October is perfect for beach activities and water sports.

Question 3

What should I avoid in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Australia has the most diverse nature, which means there are some things and places better to avoid. Also, as each country, Australia has cultural and ethical norms that are necessary to know before traveling there. Here are our top 5 things to avoid:

-Don't head outside without sunscreen. Sun is hot in Australia, you can get burn, sun poisoning, or stroke.
-Never swim at just any beach. Be aware of wild, dangerous animals.
-Never hike or camp alone. Be aware of wild, dangerous animals & brutal weather conditions.
-Don't leave a tip. Australia doesn't have a tipping culture.
-Don't climb Uluru. It's very disrespectful to the Indigenous Anangu people.

Question 4

How much does an average meal cost in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

The meal prices are different in New Zealand, depending on the place to eat. The prices are higher in restaurants than in fast food places. Usually, the average dinner costs NZ$17 per person, and breakfast & lunch are cheaper.

Question 5

What is the rainy season in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

New Zealand doesn't have a rainy season, but the wettest month is July and the driest month is February. However, there can rain any time of the year.

Question 6

What languages are spoken in Oceania?

Accepted Answer

English is the predominant language in Australia and New Zealand. In the Pacific Islands, English is widely spoken along with local languages and dialects. For example, Fijian and Hindi are also spoken in Fiji, while Samoan is spoken in Samoa.

Question 7

What local customs should I be aware of in Oceania?

Accepted Answer

Respecting local customs is important in Oceania. In Australia and New Zealand, casual dress is common, but modesty is appreciated in certain settings. In the Pacific Islands, dress modestly, especially when visiting villages. It’s polite to greet people with a handshake and be mindful of cultural practices. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people or sacred sites.

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