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There are many ways to save money when budgets around the east coast of Australia. I'll show you the main ways you can save your Australian dollars on lodging, shopping, transportation and much more if you can come home with more memories and happiest memories without an empty pocket. I lived in Sydney and Brisbane and many cities and CITES on the east coast, I hope my experience will save you money!

Australian money

Money in Australia is called the Australian dollar. We have $ 100, $ 50, $ 20, $ 10 and $ 5 and $ 2, $ 1, 0.50 percent, .20 percent, 0.10 percent and 5 cents. Many shops are responsible for items something like AU $ 10.99 for a product just for marketing effect, but in the end you will pay $ 11.00 AU. The capitals are generally cooler than in the country, but sometimes the opposite. For example, the fuel may be more expensive in areas of the country, but not too much. The list below is an average estimate of prices in Australia to be considered as a guide only. It is based on 33 years of experience ...

Accommodation

Budget Tip: Use the Internet to seek bargains and save a lot of money. Some of my favorite sites are on the links page. If you are traveling on a tight budget then I suggest staying in hostels or caravans. They vary in price based on the quality and location. A word of warning for caravans especially along the coast are not what they were. These days, they almost resort style facilities so they can be just as expensive than staying in a motel.

Move

By plane: Australia has four major airlines to choose from: Qantas: Usually the most expensive VirginBlue: basic service at cheaper rates JetStar: Similar to VirginBlue TigerAirways: No frills service core budget. Some of them do not fly to certain parts of the country so you must do your homework.

Public transport

A great way to save money on a tight budget. QR Queensland Rail and mainly covers the south-east Queensland (Brisbane, Ipswich, Gold and Sunshine Coast Coast) now offers a GoCards which is valid for the train, bus and ferry services primarily in Brisbane. It is cheaper than paying cash. I am a big fan to get the train near Brisbane. It is convenient, safe and cheap. You can also buy daily, weekly or monthly passes QR. The higher the spread the more money you save. QR also offers concessions for pensioners and students. City Rail (New South Wales): covers Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle and Central Coast) has loads of different tickets to save you money.

CityRail I used all the time when I lived in Sydney. Sometimes, late trains, but for most it is a good safe service. For families consider Sunday Funday pass where currently (2009), you pay only $ 2.50 per person, you just need a minimum of one adult and one child. City Rail also offers other Cityhopper discounted tickets (for Syndey only), Day Tripper and Sydneypass (Sydney only for 3, 5 or 7 days for travel within a period of eight days) which allows you unlimited train, bus and ferry, near Sydney. Concessions are available to students and retirees.

Getting to and from international airports

Avoid taxis. These will cost a small fortune mainly due to traffic congestion. The price of a ticket to the domestic airport of the city is $ 14.60 and the international airport of the city is $ 15.20. And sometimes the taxi drivers get lost.

COUNCIL BUDGET SUPER

Instead of considering a shuttle service to the airport. Do a Google search for transfers from the airport of the city, you are landing in. For example, "Airport transfers from Sydney Airport. Sydney New South Wales: The price range usually for shuttle services will be back to $ 20 for large stores in the CBD, but may be less so.