Enjoy Early Christmas In Australia

By Author: Jacinthe Milton
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With the Christmas season fast approaching, one could not help shivering from thoughts of icy Christmas winter and being stranded in piles and piles of snow.

If the thought of a traditional chilly Christmas of snow and ice leaves you blue, why not get an Australian tourist visa with the assistance of National Visas and enjoy an early warm blue skies Christmas in Australia.

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Australia is now at the end of its winter season, which lasts from June to August for most of the ...
... country. With spring and Australia’s Christmas summer holidays almost at the door, Australia can offer you many winter-blues busting destinations.

Forego of your stereotypical white snowy Christmas and have fun enjoying the spirit and the trappings of a traditional Christmas with all its glitz, glitters, sparkles, tinsel and razzle-dazzle yet without the chills, snows and blues.

Australia is home to thousands of noteworthy beaches and with its generally temperate to only slightly cooler temperatures even in its winter season, having your early Christmas down under can involve everything from sunbathing on the beach to knocking snow off your boots after a day of snowboarding or skiing in major ski resorts in the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales or in the high country of Victoria or Tasmania.

You can start your early Christmas, sunbathing, surfing or skiing in the warm azure waters of Byron Bay’s breathtaking beaches or exploring the bay’s emerald rainforests. Truly blessed, the mesmerizing coastal hamlet of Byron Bay has become increasingly famous for being synonymous with the modern ideal of paradise. A cool hippy hangout, Byron Bay offers a wide range of fun and relaxing choices from meditation, massages and mud-baths to spying humpback whales on their northern migration or kayaking with dolphins as well as surfing or following the walk to Cape Byron.

You could also enjoy your early Christmas holiday in North Queensland, with its balmy weather, palm trees and swimmable seas. You could snorkel or dive and explore the colorful array of fishes and corals at the Great Barrier Reef or set sail in the Whitsundays and then trek back in time in the primeval Daintree Rainforest. From the Daintree, have a four wheel drive north to Cape Tribulation and see the reef meeting the rainforest.

If you want a more nature-based adventure, you can head further north to the accessible wilderness of the Cape York Peninsula. In the lush wetlands and forest of Lakefield National Park and Black Mountain National Park, you can have the choice of bushwalking, bird watching or spotting rare native wildlife.

You could also go to the World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and see the many shades of red of the ever-changing faces of Australia's most famous and photographed landmark. Through the red sand dunes, you can ride a camel and watch the sun rise over Uluru or over the red-rock domes of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) which is just 32km away.

However, if you want to forgo drab days and bleak landscapes, then follow Western Australia’s wildflower trail. From June until September, there are over 12,000 wildflower species, exploding across the state. You can track their vivid trail to Ningaloo Reef, and swim with whale sharks and snorkel over tropical fish and coral along the reef. You can also capture the flower’s life-affirming colour in rugged Kalbarri National Park, near Geraldton, or in sculpted Kings Park in Perth.

Having your early Christmas in Australia really breaks all the stereotypes!