1. Take a scenic road trip along the Great Ocean Road


- You need to present a valid driver’s license that’s written in English. If you don’t have one in English, you will need to provide a translated driver’s license.
- The minimum age to hire a vehicle can vary between car rental companies and vehicle categories. If you are under 25 years old, you may be asked to pay a surcharge to complete the rental agreement.
- Similar to Singapore and Malaysia, they drive on the left lane. Seatbelts must be worn by all drivers and passengers in cars.
- For more info, check out our Muslim-friendly travel guide to Melbourne’s Great Ocean Road!
2. Admire the beautiful coral reefs in the Great Barrier Reef



3. Savour delicious and fresh seafood in Australia
With the wonderful diversity of marine habitats, Australia is blessed with a wide variety of seafood. If you’re up for a food adventure, there are a few Muslim-friendly seafood eateries you can find in Australia.

4. Snap photos of the adorable Australian wildlife
What makes Australian wildlife special is that most of it can’t be found anywhere else in the world. If you want to get up close to some of Australia’s unique wildlife, here are some experiences to add to your bucket list. Take a selfie with the quokkas at Rottnest Island


5. Explore the natural wonders of Australia
Capturing postcard-worthy photos in Australia is easily doable thanks to the country’s stunning natural landscapes. Besides iconic natural wonders like the Great Barrier Reef and Great Ocean Road, there are hidden gems to discover too.


6. Immerse yourself in the Great Walks of Australia


7. Shop for memorable souvenirs for your loved ones
Thinking of Australia’s shopping malls, arcades and street markets, we wish we were busy shopping for local souvenirs for our loved ones right now! The best part is, there are many unique Muslim-friendly souvenirs to discover too.
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