Two of the world’s most recognisable landmarks reside in Sydney. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the largest steel arch bridge on the planet and The Sydney Opera house is listed as a world heritage site. They are a mere 7 kilometres from each other and the perfect place to go and revel in the life of a tourist.

Walking down the Harbour Bridge and watching the boats sail past is an incredible sight that can be experienced for FREE!

Even though the iconic Sydney Opera House can be viewed from the outside for free, guided tour tickets are about $80 for adults and free for children under 5, making this a worthy addition to your budget bucket list.

Travelling through WA? Then head to the Lancelin sand dunes and seize the opportunity to surf the sand.  The Lancelin dunes are the largest in Western Australia and stretch for 2 kilometres.  Even though you can visit the sand dunes at any time of the year, we suggest that you go in the morning and when its dry.  The strong winds in the afternoon can make sandboarding difficult and if it has rained, the sand gets sticky and hard to ‘surf’.  Entry to the Lancelin sand dunes is free and they’re open all year round but hiring the sandboard costs $12.50 which ensures that your wallet won’t be too angry for having some fun.

No matter where you are in Australia, our list provides you with the chance to make great memories while not having to worry about your expenses for a single moment.