Visit Australia for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup

Posted by Xchange Tickets on September 21st, 2022

Australia T20 World Cup: The men's short-format competition heads down for the first time.  And here's how you can balance days at the cricket with a thrilling travel knowledge

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Travel down under to watch England challenge for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup across Australia's spectacular coastal cities. Enjoy sunshine and cricket before traveling some of the best experiences Australia's cities have to the proposal. Away from the host cities, you can also enjoy pristine beaches, gourmet crops in lush-green wine regions, and natural miracles where you can spot famous Aussie animals and the rich red sands of the Wilderness.

You will be royally amused by the action on the field and will walk away from your Australian adventure with new friends and lasting reminiscences.

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PERTH

Fly direct from London to Perth, Australia’s sunniest city, and learn about 19 beaches, an island paradise, and wildlife encounters. From the friendly quokkas to fervent producers and aboriginal guides, the locals will give you a welcome as warm as the weather. England starts their competition here on October 22. 

When you're not at the cricket…

• Just a 30-minute ship ride from Perth you’ll find Rottnest Island, with its stunning beaches, unique wildlife, and spectacular set. See fur seals, ospreys, turtles, dolphins, and quokkas, the happiest animals on earth!
• Fremantle boasts colonial buildings, cool shopping strips, and lively bars and restaurants.
• Just a three-hour drive from Perth, the Margaret River Region boasts stunning beaches and coastal walks and is one of Australia’s most famous food and wine areas. Tour cellar do
• Just a three-hour drive from Perth, the Margaret River Region boasts spectacular beaches and coastal walks and is one of Australia’s most famous food and wine areas. Tour cellar doors, eat fresh seafood straight from the ocean and indulge in local cheese flowers, chocolates, and truffles.

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ADELAIDE

Explore over 200 cellar doors, get up close with Aussie nature and relax on stunning golden beaches. Key fixtures at the lovely Adelaide Oval include the semi-final.

When you're not at the cricket…

• Take on the Adelaide Oval Roof Climb for spectacular bird’s eye views of the cricket ground, the city, and the Adelaide Hills.
• Ride from Mount Lofty on crag bikes through native bush or via the forests and vineyards of McLaren Vale.

Out of town

Kangaroo Island, just under a 2.5-hour energy/ferry or 30-minute flight from Adelaide is possibly the best place to see Australian wildlife in the wild. Kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, sea lions, echidnas, and many classes of birds call the island home. Visit Flinders Chase National Park, Seal Bay and basement doors, craft breweries, like freshly shucked oysters, and sample award-winning Kangaroo Island gins.To know more about England Vs Australia Tickets click here.

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MELBOURNE

Melbourne is the perfect gateway to learning in Australia. Uncover laneways & rooftops with hip bars, magnificent street art, fantastic seashores, alfresco eateries, and cafes serving some of the world’s best coffee. England play at the MCG on October 26 and then against Australia T20 World Cup in a huge match on October 28!

When you're not at the cricket…

• Take a hot-air balloon flying and fly over the MCG, the Eureka Tower, and Port Phillip Bay.
• St Kilda Beach, is renowned for its palm-lined boardwalk great dusks, and little penguins.
• Drive the spectacular Great Ocean Road, which winds alongside the wild Southern Ocean in stunning 90-minute energy from Torquay to Portland. Admire the 12 Apostles (natural limestone stacks), get up close to native nature at Wildlife Wonders, and learn more about Aboriginal Culture at the Tower Hill Wildlife Standby, where you can also spot koalas, kangaroos, and emus.

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NORTHERN TERRITORY

Australia's Northern Territory extends from the center of the nation to the coastal capital city of Darwin, famous for its markets, crocodiles, and strong Aboriginal culture.

Visit The Red Centre for a strange landscape and some of Aboriginal Australia’s most sacred sites, including Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

HOBART                               

Enjoy thriving markets, an unrivaled natural setting, and a tangible sense of history. Hobart’s Blundstone Arena will play host to nine ICC Men’s T20 World Cup competitions. 

When you're not at the cricket…

• Enjoy a Pennicott Wilderness Journey tour and knowledge of towering sea cliffs, spot dolphins and seals or pluck fresh seafood straight from the water. 
• Meet Tasmanian Devils at the Bonorong Wildlife Preserve.
• Take a trip to Bruny Island for natural beauty, fresh oysters, and delicious cheese.

Out of town

BRISBANE

Australia's natural capital is a vibrant city that’s full of new hotel openings, precincts, restaurants, and bars. Watch England at the Gabba on November 1. 

When you're not at the cricket…

• Climb the iconic Story Bridge for a bird’s eye view of the spectacular skyline, nearby mountains, and islands
• Take an art class at Birrunga Gallery the brainchild of First Nations artist and curator Birrunga Wiradyuri and learn under the instruction of some of Brisbane’s most gifted Indigenous artists.
• Take the 1.5-hour flight from Brisbane to Hamilton Island or Proserpine for The Whitsundays. Made up of 74 unbelievable islands, The Whitsundays is at the heart of the Great Barrier Reef and home to jewel-colored coral cays, stunning marine nature, and luxury. 

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SYDNEY

Iconic landmarks, a famous harbor, dazzling beaches, spectacular views, and incredible local beaches. Expect fireworks when England plays at the SCG on November 5.

When you're not at the cricket…

Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge for unequaled opinions across the harbor and city skyline.

• Join Dreamtime Southern X’s Aunty Margret Campbell for the Royal Botanic Garden’s 90-minute Aboriginal Culture Walking Trip. 
• Just 90 minutes by car from Sydney the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Greater Blue Mountains Area is famous for its magnificent sandstone escarpments and deep valleys. There are nearby walking tracks through the ancient forest along the Scenic Walkway for remarkable views and longer walks, such as the Grand Canyon Track, a 6.3km loop that starts at Evans Lookout in Blackheath.

Out of town

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