Travelling in June-July
 

Hi, <BR> <BR>I'm alittle confused on where to tour with my 54yr old mum who's never experienced Autumn or Winter.We are from Singapore (ave temp 25-30degress) and plan to travel in mid June-July in Australia. <BR> <BR>Thank u <BR> <BR>rgds <BR>Letchimi

Letchimi, <BR>You could visit the NSW snow fields but it may be a little early for snow, it depends on the weather from year to year. Try a search for Perisher, Thredbo or Jindabyne. If you are ever here in Autumn, Bright in northern Victoria has spectacular autumn foliage on the trees, well worth a trip. Your Mum may enjoy Tasmania, it's quite popular with older people especially, very green and with a feel of 'old England' in parts. June/July will be quite cold there. <BR>Kay

Letchimi, <BR>You could visit the NSW snow fields but it may be a little early for snow, it depends on the weather from year to year. Try a search for Perisher, Thredbo or Jindabyne. If you are ever here in Autumn, Bright in northern Victoria has spectacular autumn foliage on the trees, well worth a trip. Your Mum may enjoy Tasmania, it's quite popular with older people especially, very green and with a feel of 'old England' in parts. June/July will be quite cold there. <BR>Kay <BR>(Hope this doesn't post twice, having trouble with the site tonight.) <BR>

Have you considered doing a trip to New Zealand for the 'winter experiance'. <BR>The South Island looks beautiful with snow capped mountains etc. and snow laden trees.......breath-taking.

have you considered coming to New Zealand for your 'winter experiance'? <BR>The South Island is at it's most beautiful at this time of year.

I'm considering NZ South Island in late July. My only concern is rain and clouds - I know it will be cold but I would like sunshine and clear skies. Any suggestions - I think Christchurch and Queenstown are OK but what about other cities - Nelson and Dundein