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I spent last summer (3 months) traveling around europe, some of which i spent traveling alone. I enjoyed myself, and am considering going to Australia alone.
Can anyone tell me what differences to expect? It seems that Australia is not a destination the same way europe is. Transportation seems more difficult, hostels less crowded (?). Am i going to have any problems meeting people in hostels, finding people to travel with? I didn’t have a problem with either of these concerns in Europe, but Australia’s vastness seems daunting when compared with Europe’s density.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
* Charmaine, I moved your post to the "Rest of the World" forum as the replies you’ll get there are likely to be more helpful *
Edited by – wa1ter on Jun 13 2002 02:54:45