I wouldn't worry about a little thing like a spider or snake bite.
It's killer koalas you really have to worry about. They can leap out of any tree and attack you with no mercy.
C'mon Down Under.... play in Australia
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It's killer koalas you really have to worry about. They can leap out of any tree and attack you with no mercy.
Koalas not so much, but the closely related Drop Bears are no joke - if you go, speak softly in the bush, and/or stock up on Vegemite:
Drop bears target tourists, study says
Drop bears are less likely to attack people with Australian accents, according to experts at the University of Tasmania.
www.australiangeographic.com.au
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Right Bob, it's only a short four hour flight from Sidney to Adelaide! I traveled around the entire planet in my youth and I found the Aussies to be most like Americans. They have an adventuresome spirit and are very outgoing and personable people. Plan to visit there on one of my next trips to the Philippines.
I stayed at Glenelg during LIV Adelaide golf its nice and weather gorgeous. Public transportation is good. Pool fans might want to check out Glenelg its way better than Adelaide downtown. I missed out on Aussie football in the oval.
Unlimited metrocard for all public transportation helped.
One problem was transfer from Manila Airport to Indonesia required two visa purchases. One to transfer at Bali airport and one before departing to Austrailia. I flew Cebu Pacific and facemask is mandatory on flight.
Flying back Adelaide to Melbourne to Manila was much better.
Adelaide does not sell liquor in supermarkets. They have liquor stores for that.
Its mostly a college town.
Unlimited metrocard for all public transportation helped.
One problem was transfer from Manila Airport to Indonesia required two visa purchases. One to transfer at Bali airport and one before departing to Austrailia. I flew Cebu Pacific and facemask is mandatory on flight.
Flying back Adelaide to Melbourne to Manila was much better.
Adelaide does not sell liquor in supermarkets. They have liquor stores for that.
Its mostly a college town.
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From what I understand the Australians love beer, bbq, and bad language. If that doesn't sound like a good time, I don't know what does?
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Cool, drop me a PM on here if you don't want to share their real names on the forum.
Odds are, I know them anyway.
What about yourself, you coming down under?
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I can reply to this in pure Australian banter.... but, I would get banned!
Ha ha ha ha!!
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Margo Robbie clones.
Tough mate, real tough...
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The Stamford, Adelaide.
Nice Hotel and walking distance to the venue.
Loads of cafes, bars, restaurants walking distance.
Local wildlife, if you swim in the river.
Enjoy.
Yes, the Adelaide crocodiles are one of the most playful in the world.
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Bull Sharks are more like it mate.
No crocs that far south, except in a zoo.
Either there is an organized campaign to smear them in reviews or they are having problems right now. Check out the reviews on google maps and booking.com. On the latter, which I think only has reviews from their bookings, the rating is under 7. There are several nearby hotels over 8 and at about the same price.
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All noise.
I stay there when in Adelaide, never had a problem.
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You obviously not been there for years mate... lol.
Plenty open on Sunday's, don't bother spreading BS.