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I remember years back I was vacationing in California. And being from Australia you will get many questions and everyone is definitely intrigued by your accent.

Anyway, I started a conversation with this particular twenty-something woman and she was telling me she was going to visit Australia next year.

Her plan was to fly to Sydney, stay for two weeks a...

Are your travel plans realistic? Can you travel the distance you want in a day? Australia is really a big place, exactly how big, learn here.

I remember years ago I was holidaying in California. And being from Australia you get many questions and everybody else is definitely intrigued by your accent.

Anyway, I started a conversation with this particular twenty-something lady and she was telling me she was planning to visit Australia next year.

Her plan was to remain for two weeks, fly to Sydney and take day trips from there. Which sounds like a fabulous program.

There are lots of things-to see and do around Sydney for day trips. Sydney includes a zoo and aquarium. The Blue Mountains with guides and scenic look outs is a excursion. In another way is the Southern Highlands with more scenic details.

Other shores and visit famous Bondi Beach near Sydney, take in several National Parks. Oh and I not exactly forgot, go to the Opera House and climb the harbor bridge. Well the list goes on and there are more than enough things to see in and around Sydney to keep you busy for more than a fortnight.

But no. Her plan was to keep in Sydney and take day journeys to Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef.

I checked out her and asked her again what are your plans?. Dig up extra resources on the affiliated website - Hit this link: account. And Yes affirmed she in the offing to remain in Sydney and drive towards The Great Barrier Reef and Uluru for day trips.

But that is impossible I said, and informed her that Australia is nearly the exact same size whilst the United States Of America. No matter what I said, she would not believe me If you dont believe me then go and understand this map http://www.ga.gov.au/education/facts/dimensions/compare.htm.

Australia is the largest island on earth and the sixth largest country.

From Sydney to Uluru is 2,795km that is 1,735 miles and from Sydney to Mackay (middle section of the Reef) it's 1,715km about 1065 miles.

At the very least one thousand miles one way. There is no actual way this trip can be done.

Also flying from Sydney towards The Great Barrier Reef reaches the absolute minimum 4 hours one way flying time. And the Fantastic Barrier Reef itself takes up a location half the size of Texas.

Now, I've not told you this to put you off coming to visit Australia. Not even close to it. But just come informed. Enjoy your trip, visit the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru and Sydney they're all interesting and worthy of your own time.

And whenever you visit, effectively say Gday Mate.

Happy Traveling

Lisa Paterson.