Brisbane Accommodation
BrisbaneHotelsAccommodation.com provides you with various accommodation options in Brisbane, Australia. One of the many questions is where to stay. There are the popular tourist cities like downtown Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast or the Gold Coast. You could also try a coastal regional town like Hervey Bay, Rockhampton, Mackay or Townsville, depending on how far north you are able and willing to travel.
The stunning coast of Queensland, including Brisbane, boasts some of the best value accommodation in Australia and the choice is endless -- from Budget to Luxury, Motel to Hotel, Apartment to Resort. Do you want to stay in the City Centre or drive north or take a ferry out to one of the amazing Islands?
We have the hotels and apartments that can help you decide on where to stay and what to do, while you discover the land or sea of the "must visit" destination – Brisbane, Australia.
Brisbane Attractions
Visiting Brisbane is like finding yourself in an adventure wonderland. There's so much to do and see, and your every desire is catered for - from quiet strolls along the river to the adrenaline rush of skydiving.
A good way to get your bearings when you first arrive is to explore the city by foot, by river cruise or by a speedy ferry. Take in the sights and discover why the river is so central to Brisbane life. For a wider view, take a champagne breakfast balloon flight over the city, or join a day bus or 4WD tours. More unusual tours include historic walking tours, specialist art tours with fine food and wine, adventure trike tours, ghost tours and eco tours.
Animal lovers can see Australian wildlife up close at Lone Pine or Alma Park Zoo. For the outdoors types, head out to sea on a fishing charter, or set sail on a sailing tour or cruise of Moreton Bay. And exploring nearby North Stradbroke and Moreton Island's beaches by 4WD is a must.
Brisbane Weather
Brisbane is located in the southern hemisphere and therefore Spring begins in September, Summer begins in December, Autumn in March, and Winter in June.
Visitors from colder places should remember to pack sunscreen and a wide brimmed hat as Queensland has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world and it is very easy to get sunburned, even in winter! Many northern visitors have arrived and gotten sun stroke on their first day and then had to spend most of their holiday inside recuperating. During hot weather, drink plenty of fluids and stay indoors or in the shade.
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