Top 10 Tourist caches in Australia?

[TrekkingTeacher]

Hi I am traveling to Australia in June with 4 kids as their home school teacher. We would love to do some caching in Australia. I was wondering if someone could recommend the top 10(or whatever) for these sites: Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Sydney... plus we'll be driving up the Eastern coast. Thanks in advance.

[+Team Piggy]

Can help you out with Adelaide ones, but need to really know what areas you are going to be in.

Have you a vehicle, and what type of difficulty are you looking for ?

 

Team Piggy. SA.

[+WauloK]

Well, I've only just started, but the ones I've looked at are:

 

* Kiddie Cache

* Watching the Curranulla

* Strange Items

* Two suns in the sunset

* The Aussie Munster Hunt

None of which are too difficult. I didn't find the last two yet as the first one (two suns) had people nearby the first waypoint and the second one (Munster) I couldn't find. But, will check these again this weekend.

 

I will be heading off again this weekend (Sunday) for some more Geocaching.

I might look at:

* Just for Her

* Ansett's lament

* The M5 one (can't remember the name offhand lol) "Mayhem" I think it is..

and the two I missed last time.

Maybe others as well. I will have to check the list of nearby caches.

 

I also have looked at "Transposing Oats" and "Grounds for pleasure" but didn't read the info on them and see they were somewhat difficult. (especially Oats. I still can't figure out how the code works).

 

I almost found "Tiny Shiny" as well, but my car broke down and I haven't been back up that way since.

 

We didn't come here to cause trouble

We just came here to do the Red Dwarf Shuffle.

 

[This message was edited by Red Dwarf on January 02, 2003 at 05:06 PM.]

 

[This message was edited by Red Dwarf on January 02, 2003 at 05:09 PM.]

[+Team Gunn Parker]

Hi

You could try

Secret Business

or

Kings Cache

or

Grandma's Radio

they will give you great views of the city and the river without driving too far from the center of Perth, or if you like a small drive

Old Cave

 

There a are lot of others

Andrew

 

Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there some day: Winnie the Pooh

[SNIFTER]

Have you any idea what part of Sydney you are staying in. What transport will you have? There are many caches on train line access but a lot need a car. Let us know what place you will be staying and for how long and I am sure we can work some out for you.

[Lyn Pat and Nathan]

These two are close to the city and easy for kids.

1. Gnomes Holiday in kings park. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=6986 incidently kings cache is only 60meters from this one so yoou can find 2 while you are there.

2. South Perth ROX Near the zoo. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=43720

We made both of these ones if you need more details just e-mail us at lynpatnat@yahoo.com