Top 5 Things for Schoolies to Do in Queensland
Apart from attending dance parties, open-air concerts, and other entertainment events, there are other interesting activities that Schoolies going to Queensland can enjoy. For those who are coming to this state for the first time, the event provides a good opportunity to explore this beautiful area.
Queensland, particularly the city of Gold Coast, is known for its numerous theme parks that are quite popular destinations in the area. Visitors of all ages, particularly Schoolies, would surely enjoy the underwater attractions of Sea World, be thrilled with the exciting rides at Dreamworld, be entertained at Movie World, or ride the slides at Water World and Whitewater World. What's more, theme parks are one of the most affordable attractions in the area, well within the budget of most Schoolies.
Schoolies can also take advantage of the big waves in the area and go surfing. In fact, surfing is one of the more popular activities done in the area, by locals and visitors alike. Gold Coast even has its own Surfers Paradise, where huge events for Schoolies are also held. Apart from renting surfboards, enjoying this sport is practically free and is open for everyone to indulge and enjoy. And while they're at it, Schoolies can also enjoy other water sports and recreations available all throughout the state. These activities include swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing, and sailing.
Queensland also has extensive hinterland regions awaiting exploration by adventurous individuals. Schoolies can take part in eco-tours, which are specifically designed to enjoy Mother Nature as well as raise environmental awareness among its participants. Walking tours are popular among those who would like to see the spectacular sceneries in the area as well as catch glimpses of elusive wildlife. Schoolies can also rent out four-wheel drive vehicles to go off-road driving. And for those with enough time and interest to really experience the outdoors, a camping trip would provide appropriate contrast to big-city events organized during Schoolies in Queensland.
Queensland also has another popular attraction worth exploring by every Schoolies-the Great Barrier Reef. Schoolies should take advantage of their free time to go snorkeling or diving in some parts of this magnificent natural attraction. Those who do are guaranteed to have a really good time, with the rich diversity of underwater creatures that they will see. Schoolies who come in groups can contribute their own money so they can hire a boat to take them to this attraction and go island hopping without having to incur high costs.
And of course, one must not forget shopping. Even Schoolies with a limited budget may find some bargain items to purchase and take home during their stay in this state. There are also several outdoor markets held concurrently during Schoolies Week. These markets are good sources of beautiful hand crafted items, fresh produce, delicious food products, clothing, and fashion accessories. The more diligent bargain hunters may even find a vintage item or two to purchase as a souvenir for an unforgettable event during their young lives.
Queensland, particularly the city of Gold Coast, is known for its numerous theme parks that are quite popular destinations in the area. Visitors of all ages, particularly Schoolies, would surely enjoy the underwater attractions of Sea World, be thrilled with the exciting rides at Dreamworld, be entertained at Movie World, or ride the slides at Water World and Whitewater World. What's more, theme parks are one of the most affordable attractions in the area, well within the budget of most Schoolies.
Schoolies can also take advantage of the big waves in the area and go surfing. In fact, surfing is one of the more popular activities done in the area, by locals and visitors alike. Gold Coast even has its own Surfers Paradise, where huge events for Schoolies are also held. Apart from renting surfboards, enjoying this sport is practically free and is open for everyone to indulge and enjoy. And while they're at it, Schoolies can also enjoy other water sports and recreations available all throughout the state. These activities include swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing, and sailing.
Queensland also has extensive hinterland regions awaiting exploration by adventurous individuals. Schoolies can take part in eco-tours, which are specifically designed to enjoy Mother Nature as well as raise environmental awareness among its participants. Walking tours are popular among those who would like to see the spectacular sceneries in the area as well as catch glimpses of elusive wildlife. Schoolies can also rent out four-wheel drive vehicles to go off-road driving. And for those with enough time and interest to really experience the outdoors, a camping trip would provide appropriate contrast to big-city events organized during Schoolies in Queensland.
Queensland also has another popular attraction worth exploring by every Schoolies-the Great Barrier Reef. Schoolies should take advantage of their free time to go snorkeling or diving in some parts of this magnificent natural attraction. Those who do are guaranteed to have a really good time, with the rich diversity of underwater creatures that they will see. Schoolies who come in groups can contribute their own money so they can hire a boat to take them to this attraction and go island hopping without having to incur high costs.
And of course, one must not forget shopping. Even Schoolies with a limited budget may find some bargain items to purchase and take home during their stay in this state. There are also several outdoor markets held concurrently during Schoolies Week. These markets are good sources of beautiful hand crafted items, fresh produce, delicious food products, clothing, and fashion accessories. The more diligent bargain hunters may even find a vintage item or two to purchase as a souvenir for an unforgettable event during their young lives.