These are just some suggestions.
– Make a plan to spend your free time doing something fun this spring – and we’re not talking spring cleaning!
– Don’t forget to take lots of photos!
– Don’t worry about missing out on anything specific. it’s all worth seeing.
– Spring is the perfect time to enjoy a new sport like cricket or mountain biking.
– A cricket game is one of the most exciting sports to watch live on TV in Australia – although there’s nothing quite like watching a cricket match in person at the ground.
– Spring is a great time to go outside, enjoy nature and have some fun adventures – maybe visit one of the National Parks for some kid friendly hikes – or Aboriginal culture.
– Get out of town and explore new places and couple this with spring activities and family friendly fun …
1. Create a Garage or Yard Games Area
- Spring is a great time to get outdoors and play games and sports.
- Unfortunately, the sun isn’t always shining – so it’s worth setting up an area indoors for when the weather isn’t so great
- You can make a snooker or pool hall, in the garage, with pool table accessories and seating.
- You can add atmosphere with some soft lighting and posters and bunting.
- Setting up other games, like darts, with a good dartboard cabinet makes an excellent alternative.
2. Bake a Seasonal Pie
- Springtime brings out the best flavours in pies
- Each season has its own pie perfect to bake that season
- There’s a wide variety of fruits and vegetables available for baking in the spring
3. Climb a Tree
- Trees are beautiful and provide many benefits to our environment.
- The best way to see them is to climb them.
- We all love climbing trees and we should take advantage of this opportunity.
- Make sure to climb a safe tree though – never go alone – and check the branches before they take your weight!
4. Dine Al Fresco
- Start planning your alfresco dinner earlier in the year.
- If you’re cooking at home, your outdoor space will look better if you plan ahead – maybe create a rooftop bar or chill area.
- Make sure to check out what restaurants offer alfresco dining options.
5. Feed the Ducks
- Feed the ducks with healthy food like oats, rice, and fruits
- Don’t give too many pieces of bread, just enough to satisfy the ducks’ hunger
- Feed the ducks in the morning before the sun gets too hot
7. Hang a Bird Feeder and Water Container
- A bird feeder and water source to drink and preen will help parents bring food closer to their nests
- This is especially true during the nesting season in spring and for the fledgling baby birds
- You don’t want to attract predators like cats, dogs, snakes etc.so think about where you site the feeder and water – preferably somewhere high.
8. Fly a Kite
- Flying a kite is an activity that involves flying a string attached to a kite through the air.
- There are many kites available today, each with its own unique features.
- Aerobatics are quite common, and competition can be fierce.
- With the help of the wind, you can enjoy yourself while enjoying nature.
9. Festival of the Winds
- If you really get into kite flying one of the best meets in Australia is The Festival of the Winds
- They fly all sorts of kites during the festival – from beginners through to seasoned aerobatic flyers
- It’s held on Bondi Beach, near Sydney, which is famous for its surfers
10. Go Berry Picking
- Blueberry bushes grow all year round, but most people don’t know about them.
- Strawberries are available throughout the year, but peak around April or May.
- Berries are delicious and nutritious, so why not go berry picking?
- Strawberries are a great addition to any meal. They add colour, flavour, and nutrition.
- Strawberry season lasts all year long, so enjoy these delicious fruits while you can!
- Try making something new with your strawberries. There are endless possibilities!
11. Go Bird Watching
- Australia has some of the most diverse and vibrant bird life and baby animals on the planet
- Spring is a great time to go bird watching because there’s lots of activity – especially in flower fields and the outback.
- There are lots of books and sites to learn about bird watching and recognising different species
- Keep a notebook of your sightings – and try drawing or painting the birds you see on your day trips birding.
12. Go Kayaking (or Paddle Boarding)
- Kayaking and paddle boarding are great options for spending the summer months outdoors
- Both activities are relatively easy to learn and can be done almost anywhere
- These two sports are suitable for all ages and abilities – especially during spring school holidays.
- Renting paddle boats is a great way to spend an afternoon or evening together.
- Paddle boats are perfect for couples who want to enjoy a relaxing day out together.
- Renting paddle boats is a fun activity that will bring back memories of your childhood adventures.
13. Go on a Spring Break or Holiday
- There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned spring break, road trip, or bike ride – especially when you’ve been cooped up all winter.
- Your summer season holiday can differ completely from what others are doing – make it up – and go for it.
- Booking early will save money and ensure availability.
- Make sure you’re ready for the weather before heading abroad – and get those jabs done in plenty of time if you need them.
14. Try a Garage or Yard Sale?
- A garage sale is a great way to declutter your home without having to spend much time or money.
- You can sell anything from old clothes to electronics to furniture to books to knickknacks.
- You can make money off of selling things you no longer want.
- Yard sales are also great ways to clear out clutter and earn extra cash
- Kids learn how to handle money, and what it feels like to sell something
- Having a yard sale will give you an opportunity to meet new people
15. How about a Halloween Extravaganza?
- Halloween is such a great time to party and do fun things
- The kids, of course, love their dressing up and “Trick or Treating around the neighbourhood.
- Adults can have fun too – with some amazing costumes for some serious cosplay – with Halloween contact lenses Australia-wide, in a range of colored contact lenses for dramatic effect.
- Many opticians now carry these colored contacts with no need for an eye test to wear them.
- Halloween is a natural break between spring and summer in Australia – so it marks new beginnings and endings.
- You can certainly have a lot of fun throwing a party or barbie – just remember those Halloween contact lensesthough.
Have a fabulous fun spring and summer – whatever you decide to do …