Released on = February 6, 2007, 1:50 am

Press Release Author = neolie marcos

Industry = Internet & Online

Press Release Summary = As much as the Australian Outback is beautiful, it can also
be dangerous. And this is no exaggeration. Which is why the list of advices below
should help you travel the Outback the safest and most enjoyable way of all.

Press Release Body = Hawthorn, February 6, 2007--Australia's Outback isn\'t called
the last frontier in the planet for nothing. For that matter, it isn\'t called
Amazing for nothing either. The Outback is known as the "Back of Beyond", which
just means it could be anywhere in the map. Or rather, it refuses to be mapped.
It\'s one of the most magical, breathtaking, and simply glorious place you can ever
visit. It\'s a feast to the senses as much as it is a challenge to the spirit. The
lush landscape, blushing mountains, crazy rock formations, the solemn deserts, the
vast skies, and bustling wildlife are only some of the wonderful and bizarre gems to
unearth in your travel to Australia\'s Outback.

As much as the Australian Outback is beautiful, it can also be dangerous. And this
is no exaggeration. Which is why the list of advices below should help you travel
the Outback the safest and most enjoyable way of all.


Things to Bring
binoculars
camera (with extra batteries)
wide-brimmed hat
sunglasses
sunscreen of at least SPF30
driza-bone (dry as a bone) waterproof raincoat
good boots
insect-repellant lotion
first-aid kit
swiss knife
flashlight
mobile phone ( with charger and extra batteries)
CB radio
hand-held GPS unit
compass
water (at least three litres per day per person)
non-perishable food
water-proof matches or lighter
camping tent
bedding
and finally, lots of will power

For your 4WD
(and it must be only a 4WD if you really want to get anywhere in the Outback)
petrol
engine oil
spare tyres
extra water (in case your engine boils)
maps



Group adventures
Nowadays, travel packages in the Australian Outback are usually offered in organised
small group adventures. It might not be as romantic as when it\'s just the two of
you, but at least a group tour is safer. And there\'s less chance of getting lost.
Experienced tour guides will lead your pack while dishing out tidbits of information
and trivia about the signts along the way.

Rule of thumb: Stick to the group and stick to marked paths so you don\'t get lost.

Wear it Wise
Australia's Outback gets extremely hot throughout the day, and then plunges into a
deep cold overnight. Because of this, pack a selection of clothes that\'s
lightweight and cotton (for the day), long, when hiking in the bush or trekking
through unknown grassland. Of course, if you intend to cap your day at a campfire
in the open air of the night, get into some warm fleece trousers and woollen
pullovers.

Swap your sandals for more hardy and protective boots. Also a wide brimmed hat and
sunglasses will protect you from severe Aussie sun. Needless,lavish yourself with a
sunscreen of at least SPF30.

Rule of thumb: Slip, slop, slap. Slip on a shirt, slop on some sunscreen and slap
on a hat!

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