(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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This hostel is the oldest guesthouse in their town - the only one to survive from the 1920s
This hostel has a mural featuring moustachioed pineapples, bananas, and ice cream cones
In 2018 this hostel ran the "Make Hay with YHA" initiative to raise money for Aussie Helpers, which helps farmers doing it tough
Only vegan managers are employed here
All of the private rooms at this hostel have their own teddy bears in the beds
This hostel is in an art-deco-style building and has amazing ocean views from its terrace
This hostel runs a reef conservation program with the local university for international students
Free!
This hostel is located in the town that has the largest koala population on the East Coast of Australia
An unforgettable YHA staff synchronised swimming routine occurred in this hostel when Conference happened here
Fancy a trip to Turkey, then visit here and the owners might just be able to help you out.
In the building’s original use, the occupants were never given the keys to their rooms!
This hostel used to be a gentleman’s club
This gorgeous artsy hostel was originally called the Belfry Lodge and was established in 1948
You could bump into the world’s second heaviest (and endangered!) bird here – and the road into town is named after one
The location of this hostel can be found on the bottom of a horses hoof
This hostel has their own brand of cycle gear
This hostel has the words 'Markilles Hotel' inscribed on the side of it
If you’ve ever fancied staying in a yurt, stay at this hostel
Last year, this hostel turned 10 and gave away 1000 free nights to celebrate!
They don’t come much further south than this hostel brrrrrrr! But the hospitality is always warm and friendly.
Step into the lift of this hostel and you might find yourself a shark’s snack
The manager of this hostel never (okay, barely ever) wears long trousers, even in Antarctica
This hostel is located in the “Big Wave Complex”
This hostel has its very own peacock
This hostel is at the last surf beach heading north up the east coast
The manager of this eco-certified hostel used to be the manager of Port Elliot YHA
Mack is the newest slithery addition to the family at this hostel
If you ever wanted to be a Dive Master, you could learn to do it at this hostel!
If Goliath ever wanted to be in a band, he could find a suitable guitar in the town where this hostel resides
A former schoolhouse, this hostel is located adjacent to 3 enormous pines
Steve Irwin’s deadly encounter with a stingray happened off of the coast of the town where this hostel is
This hostel has a huge crocodile beside its pool
This hostel is situated in the beef capital of Australia
You and your sweetie can hire a bicycle-built-for-two at this hostel
The manager of this hostel is the brother of another hostel’s deputy manager.
A beautiful lady holding a paper crane resides on the side of this hostel
This tranquil hostel was bequeathed to YHA in 1967
This hostel is located in a town which is the last line of defence from the cane toads
This hostel has a sacred tree in its grounds
This hostel used to be a hospital building
This hostel had a very unruly guest in 2017 called “Debbie” who caused quite a bit of damage!
According to Beds Boots and Backpacks, this hostel was formerly a brothel
This hostel has a swimming pool buried underneath its chessboard
This hostel is located 500 metres from an international airport, 150 metres from the beach, and 700 meters from the state border
This property’s neighbouring accommodation provider is Versace
The manager of this hostel just finished fostering an orphan wombat
This property was originally a base for ambulances and first-aid courses
The operators of this hostel were once zoo keepers.
Larger-than-life koalas, emus, and echidnas might watch you sleep if you stay in a private room at this hostel
