Itinerary & map

Day 1: Arrival in Sydney
Arrival in Sydney. Meeting at the airport with private English speaking guide. Transfer to the hotel. Travel documentation, maps, vouchers, and tickets will be provided.

Day 2: Private tour to the Blue Mountains
Morning meeting with English speaking guide at the hotel. Head west out of Sydney to the Blue Mountains, the location of the world famous rock formations the Three Sisters. On the way there is a visit to Feartherdale Wildlife Park, with its countless native birds and animals. Evening return to Sydney.

Day 3: Free time in Sydney
Time for shopping or take a walking tour of Sydney, including the Rocks, Harbour Bridge, Opera House, the Royal Botanical Gardens and Mrs Macquarie’s Chair.

Day 4: From Sydney to Launceston
Transfer to the airport. Departure from Sydney to Launceston. Exploration of the surrounding area.

Sydney

Day 5: From Launceston to Hobart
Drive south along the oldest road in Tasmania, seeing and visiting historic settlements along the way. Afternoon arrival in Hobart.

Day 6: Returning to Melbourne
Transfer to the airport. Departure from Hobart flying to Melbourne.

Day 7: Great Ocean Road    
All day trip down the famous Great Ocean Road. Visit Port Campbell National Park to see the awe inspiring 12 Apostles cliff formations. Evening return to Melbourne.

Melbourne

Day 8: Free time to explore Melbourne
Free time for shopping or take a city tour of Melbourne, including the Royal Botanical Gardens, St Patrick’s Cathedral and the Victorian Parliament building. Enjoy a walk along the shores of the Yarra River.

Day 9: From Melbourne to Adelaide
Travel from Melbourne to Adelaide. City tour of Adelaide with historic buildings, interesting architecture, galleries and museums. Drive to Mt Lofty summit for spectacular views of the city. Next head to Glenelg, for a walk on the jetty, and the chance for a swim at the beach (weather permitting). Return to hotel followed by free leisure time.

Adelaide

Day 10: Barossa Valley
Take a day trip out to the Barossa Valley, famous for wine production. Evening return to Adelaide.

Day 11: From Adelaide to Perth
Transfer to the Airport followed by flight to Perth. Free time for a self guided drive through the city centre.

Day 12: Perth and Fremantle
City tour of Perth including the Botanical Gardens with beautiful views of the city. Next explore the port region of Fremantle with buildings dating back to 1831, as well as countless galleries, shops and boutiques.

Day 13: Margaret River
Today involves a drive through Margaret River. The first wineries were established here over 40 years ago. It may not seem like a long time, but Chardonnay from this region of Australia is regarded as one of the best in the world. In these ideal growing conditions other successful varieties include Sauvignion Semillon Blancs, Viognier, Cabernet Souvignon and Shiraz.

Day 14: Return to Perth
Return travel to Perth Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the city for shopping and sightseeing.

Kangaroo

Day 15: From Perth to Darwin
Transfer to the airport and flight to Darwin. Explore Australia’s northernmost city.

Day 16: Kakadu National Park
Drive via Nourlangie Rock to Kakadu National Park, the largest swamplands in the southern hemisphere. Enjoy a boat cruise on the Yellow Waters, surrounded by Massie crocodiles sunbathing on the shores of the river, as well as many other birds and animals. Visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Evening return to Darwin.

Day 17: From Darwin to Alice Springs
Transfer to the airport. Departure from Darwin. Arrival in Alice Springs. Transfer to the hotel for rest, followed by free time for a self guided walk through the town.

Alice Springs

Day 18: Exploration of Alice Springs and the surrounding area    
Exploration of Alice springs including stunning views and panorama of the surrounding area from a local hilltop. Take a drive out to the MacDonnell Ranges, on the way visiting Simpsons Gap and Stanley Chasm.

Day 19: Drive from Alice Springs to Ayers Rock
Drive through the endless red sand of the Australian outback. Afternoon arrival in Uluru National Park, with entry into Kata Tjuta. Exploration of the Olgas and Ayers Rock, with stunning views of the sunset. Accommodation in Ayers Rock.

Day 20: From Ayers Rock to Cairns
See the Uluru sunrise followed by departure from Ayers Rock. Arrival in Cairns. Transfer to the hotel followed by free leisure time.

Day 21: Private all day trip to Cape Tribulation in Daintree National Park
Morning meeting at the hotel with your English language guide. All day trip to Cape Tribulation. See remarkable scenery including mountains covered in rainforest, seemingly flowing into the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean. On the way explore the city of Port Douglas. Afternoon return to Cairns.

Day 22: Great Barrier Reef
Moring transfer to the ferry terminal. Cruise by catamaran to one of the many small islands situated on the Great Barrier Reef. Free time on the island for a relaxing walk, sunbathing and swimming. Free snorkelling gear will be provided so you can enjoy the sights under the water. Afternoon return to Cairns and transfer to the hotel.  

Day 23: Departure from Cairns
Transfer to the Airport. Departure from Australia.

Holiday price

Please note! During special events such as the Austarlian Open, New Year, The Ashes, or Mardigrass, prices will differ from those advertised

What's included

The price includes
	22 nights in our selection of quality inspected hotels, motels and apartments
	Meet and greet at Sydney Airport by private guide
	Blue Mountains tour with private guide
	Entry into Featherdale Wildlife park
	Car rental between Tasmania and Ayers Rock
	Rental car insurance (excess approximately 3000 AUD)
	Yellow Waters cruise
	Cape Tribulation tour with private guide
	Great Barrier Reef cruise
	Transfers to hotels and airports
	Travel documents as well as useful maps and information
	Australian GST (VAT)
	24/7 assistance from our head office in Auckland

What's not included

The price does not include
	Tasmania National Parks fee 80 AUD per vehicle (approx)
	Kakadu National Park fee 25 AUD per person (approx)
	Uluru/Kata Tjuta National Park fee 25 AUD per person (approx)
	Travel Insurance 145 AUD per person (approx)
	Domestic flights 2500 AUD per person (approx)
	International flights
	Road tolls and fees (approximately 150 AUD)
	Additional kilometre fees (if any)
	Petrol for car rental
	Excess reduction for car insurance 25 AUD per day (approx)
	Lunches or dinners
	Australian visa - if applicable

	Add breakfasts
3budget	3½-4	4-4½
510 AUD per person	600 AUD per person	660 AUD per person