A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, weatherproof jacket, a water bottle and good walking shoes are a good starting point for all our holidays.
What clothing to bring will depend on your personal preferences, the destinations you are visiting and the time of year you are travelling (for example, insect repellent in the Northern Territory). You should also take into consideration the activities and outings you will be going on. We generally recommend casual, lightweight, drip-dry clothing, which requires little or no ironing.
Laundry facilities are available at most of the places we stay, however, take enough clothing to last for about a week. Most people dress casually throughout the day, however, for the occasional evening out, you might want to pack something a little more formal.
We recommend that you also bring any personal protective equipment you may need to make you feel comfortable, such as additional hand sanitiser, a washable face mask, gloves etc. We also recommend that you pack a supply of Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) for personal use in case you wish to test for Covid-19 whilst on tour for peace of mind.