A traveler from the United Kingdom revealed something no one warned her about when she arrived in Australia: and it has nothing to do with aggressive spiders or kangaroos.
fay He has been in Australia on a work visa for several months and recently encountered a horde of terrible flies in Western Australia.
She was so bewildered that she admitted she might not have left her home country if she had known about the “relentless” insects.
He traveler Now he has to put a net over his face wherever he goes because of the constant buzzing around his head.
‘Everyone says let’s do the working holiday visa and move to Australia, go and travel there because it’s the best thing we can do. People told me to be careful of spiders, snakes, crocodiles, sharks and kangaroos. “They said koalas would be cute,” he said.
A traveler from the United Kingdom revealed something no one warned her about when she arrived in Australia: and it has nothing to do with aggressive spiders or kangaroos.
The traveler now has to put a net over her face wherever she goes because of the constant buzzing around her head.
—But do you know what no one talks about? All the flies. Nobody warned me about this.’
Faye continued to hit the flies despite praising the “stunning” scenery.
“I probably wouldn’t have come if I’d known this was a reality,” he admitted.
‘I’m in Karijini National Park, it’s absolutely stunning. One of the most beautiful places in Australia I have ever seen.
‘But this is the reality. I have to wear this net over my head because they won’t stop.”
I couldn’t believe how intense the plagues were.
‘These flies are relentless. They are not like English flies. “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: They won’t give you a break,” he said.
‘I’m in Karijini National Park (pictured), it’s absolutely stunning. “One of the most beautiful places in Australia I’ve ever seen,” he said.
Fans were quick to share tips about her viral post.
‘That’s the inside. If you don’t like flies, stay in the forests, mountains or the coast,’ said one.
“I’m not sure how long you’ll stay, but it might be worth looking into lemongrass soap – it’s thought to be fantastic at protecting you from flying insects!” Another recommended.
‘YEAH! It can happen in Sydney too. I’ve seen people downtown with their backs covered in flies! a man revealed.
“And the rest of the world wonders why we like our huntsman spiders,” said one.