If you are flying to Australia between , pack your swimmers (bathing suit), boardies (shorts), thongs (flip-flops), and a sunhat. You are arriving at the height of the Aussie summer—a time for mangoes, beach cricket, late sunsets, and celebrating Christmas in 35-degree heat.
So, let’s settle the debate:
Because the actual Christmas falls in the middle of summer, Australians celebrate the actual holiday with beach cricket, seafood BBQs, and surfing Santas.
It is weird, wonderful, and utterly iconic.
If you are flying to Australia between , pack your swimmers (bathing suit), boardies (shorts), thongs (flip-flops), and a sunhat. You are arriving at the height of the Aussie summer—a time for mangoes, beach cricket, late sunsets, and celebrating Christmas in 35-degree heat.
So, let’s settle the debate:
Because the actual Christmas falls in the middle of summer, Australians celebrate the actual holiday with beach cricket, seafood BBQs, and surfing Santas.
It is weird, wonderful, and utterly iconic.