✔ 最佳答案
I have just completed a 13-day trip last week. Here is my experience
1) & 2) A visa is needed. You can apply a e-visa. It's very easy. Visit the website of Australia consulate. only $AUD20, very convenient.
Q3) direct flight - 9 hours
4) yes, but it's included when you bought the ticket
5) & 6)cold. coat is needed.
7) very dry
8) much better than Hong Kong
9) it depends on the choice of the gift. for some cheap handcream, can be HK$10. It varies a whole lot. But I have spent HK$14000 in 13 days, excluding hotel and flight
Q10) it depends what you want to achieve, adventure, sightseeing or relaxing. I'd suggest you get a book from the public library and see
Q11) nugget, honey, Jurlique, wine, dry fruit, nut, pure chocolate
Q12) awfully expensive. A big MAC meal set, AUD 8.5 = HKD 60. A 'Che Chai Meen' is AUD10. Cheapest coffee on the street is AUD 3.5
Q13) faster than HK by 2 hours now
Q14) China town or large chain store or supermarket for their big sale items
Q15) ok la
Q16) same voltage as HK, but their socket is different. you may go to a HK electrical store to get one. Mine is only HKD9.
Q17) buy a telephone card when you get there. roaming is expensive.
After my trip, I feel that HK is really a shoppers paradise!!!!
Besides,
1)booking hotel on the internet is very easy and cheaper. Definitely no need to go to any travel agent.
2) no much nightlife in Australia. Better bring your laptop with you so that you can play games there. Connecting internet in the hotel is expensive. WiFi is not common.
3) unless you want to stay in the resort for a few days without going anywhere, otherwise, you must reserve a hotel in the central business district. It's much convenient in traffic.
