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CONTENTS

4 - 5 Map of Australia 6 Welcome to Australia 7 General Information 8 - 10 Itinerary Planning 11 Major Events Calendar 12 Rental Cars 13 Motorhomes 14 - 15 Rail Journeys

Australia By State New South Wales 16 - 17 Introduction & Suggested Itineraries 18 - 21 Sydney 22 - 23 Regional New South Wales

Victoria 24 - 25 Introduction & Suggested Itinerary 26 - 29 Melbourne & Regional Victoria

Queensland 30 - 31 Introduction & Suggested Itinerary 32 Brisbane 33 - 34 Gold Coast & Hinterland 35 - 36 Sunshine Coast & Fraser Coast 37 Southern QLD Islands & Airlie Beach 38 Airlie Beach & Whitsunday Islands 39 Hamilton & Hayman Islands 40 Cairns 41 Mission Beach, Palm Cove &

Northern Islands 42 - 43 Port Douglas, Daintree & Cape Tribulation 44 - 45 Tropical North QLD Sightseeing 46 - 47 Great Barrier Reef Cruising

Northern Territory 48 Introduction 49 Darwin & Kakadu National Park 50 Top End Touring 51 Alice Springs 52 - 53 Uluru (Ayers Rock) 54 - 55 Kings Canyon

Western Australia 56 - 57 Introduction & Suggested Itinerary 58 - 59 Perth 60 - 61 Regional Western Australia

South Australia 62 Introduction 63 Adelaide 64 - 65 Regional South Australia

Tasmania 66 Introduction 67 Hobart 68 Regional Tasmania

69 13 Day Australian Icons with AAT Kings

Pacific Islands 70 Introduction 71 Cook Islands 72 - 73 Fiji 74 Tahiti

75 Worldwide Stopovers 76 Booking Information & Conditions

Cover Aerial view of The Great Barrier Reef, QLD. Credit: Tourism Australia

All prices in UK Sterling



Map of Australia Australia’s Major Sights & Attractions

The sixth largest country in the world & the smallest continent – there’s nothing like Australia!

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Welcome to Australia

Made up of seven amazing and unique states and territories – each with individual character and icons, Australia is a land of breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary experiences, ancient cultures and warm hospitality, creating a perfect destination for a holiday you will never forget.

Public Holidays 18 Apr 2014 Good Friday 21 Apr 2014 Easter Monday 25 Apr 2014 ANZAC Day 09 Jun 2014 Queens Birthday (Except WA) 25 Dec 2014 Christmas Day 26 Dec 2014 Boxing Day 01 Jan 2015 New Year’s Day 26 Jan 2015 Australia Day Regional state holidays occur throughout the year. Most shops & tourist attractions remain open during regional holidays. Money Matters & Currency Australian currency is decimal with the dollar as the basic unit. Notes come is $100, $50, $20, $10 and $5 denominations. Coins are 50c, 20c, 10c and 5 cents with single cents rounded to the nearest 5 cents. If you bring in or take out of Australia more than $A10,000 cash or the equivalent in foreign currency (travellers cheques excluded), you must declare it to Customs. Failure to do is an offence.

Climate Australia experiences a variety of climates due to its size. The weather can range from below zero temperatures in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales & Victoria to intolerable heat in the northwest of Western Australia. It is considered to be one of the driest continents on earth. Being in the Southern Hemisphere its seasons are in reverse to Europe and America. The temperate in the south has cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers. In the north, a tropical climate prevails with a warm, dry season and a hot, wet season. The temperatures vary from an average 30oC (85oF) in mid-summer in the Red Centre, to an average of 6oC (42oF) in the Alpine areas in winter. The ideal time to visit the north, particularly the Northern Territory’s Kakadu National Park is early in the dry season (around May) The Dry Season, April - October, is also a good time to visit northern Queensland’s beaches and rainforests. You can swim off the coast without fear of dangerous stinging box jellyfish, which infest ocean waters between November and March.

Time Zones There are three time zones in Australia: Eastern Standard Time (EST): New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania (GMT+ 10 - Winter, GMT+ 11 - Summer) Central Standard Time (CST): South Australia & Northern Territory (GMT+ 9 ½ - Winter, GMT+ 10 ½ - Summer) Western Standard Time (WST): Western Australia (GMT+ 8 – Winter, GMT+ 9 - Summer) Daylight Savings is observed in New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, South Australia & Tasmania & begins on the first Sunday in October & ends on the first Sunday in April. Queensland, Northern Territory & Western Australia do not observe Daylights Savings.

Accommodation Guide & Standards Star ratings are used to describe the standard of accommodation. Star ratings in this brochure, where possible have been provided based on AAA Tourism guidelines. AAA Tourism is the national tourism body of the Australian Auto Clubs and we do not take any responsibility for changes in standards. Some properties have a range of styles making them difficult to categorise.

Hotels Hotels usually offer a large range of sole occupancy rooms, in a multi-storied layout. Hotels often contain bars, cafes & restaurants and/or offer meals and drinks delivered to your room.

Well appointed & comfortable accommodation with a good range of facilities.

Very well appointed accommodation reflecting stylish décor throughout & a high standard of facilities and guest services.

The benchmark in Australian accommodation Outstanding establishments characterised by luxury appointments offering an exceptional standard of facilities, furnishings & guest services.

Self Contained A Self Contained property is your home away from home. It will offer you a sole occupancy unit consisting of one or more bedrooms or suites & a dining area with cooking facilities. Accommodation styles include Apartments, Holiday Units, Houses, Cottages, Chalets, Villas & Cabins.

Well appointed and comfortable accommodation with a good range of facilities.

Very well appointed accommodation reflecting stylish décor throughout & a high standard of facilities and guest services.

Outstanding establishments characterised by luxury appointments offering an exceptional standard of facilities, furnishings and guest services.


General Information Handy information for your travels to Australia

Driving A valid US, UK, English language or International Driver’s License is required to rent all vehicles. Minimum age for rental vehicles is 21 years with some companies imposing a surcharge for 21-25 year old drivers. Motorists drive on the left-hand side of the road and operate right-hand drive vehicles. Wearing of seatbelts is mandatory for all passengers. Speed limits are generally 100 kph (60 mph) on open roads and 50 kph (30 mph) through towns unless otherwise stated. We urge you to fully read your rental contract before signing as conditions vary between companies.

Entry Requirements The following information applies to holders of British Citizen’s passports (other passport holders should check with the Consulate or Embassy of the country to be visited for further information). You will need a full UK passport to travel on all holidays which must be valid for at least six months after the date of your return to the UK. British citizens require a visa or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) when visiting Australia. An ETA can be arranged through our office or by your travel agent for a stay of up to 3 months. British citizens travelling via or stopping in the USA who are traveling under the Visa Waiver Program require an Electronic System Travel Authorisation (ESTA) to determine eligibility of entering the USA. Upon arrival you are still required to complete a green Form I-94W & a white Customs declaration as well as have an ESTA authorisation. Approved ESTA applications are valid for a period of 2 years with a maximum stay of up to 90 days at a time. Our reservation staff will be pleased to give any advice required, but again we ask you to contact the Consulate or Embassy of the country to be visited for up to date information.

Electricity 220-240 volts. The power outlet is a 3 pin, flat prong plug. It is advisable for travellers using 110 volt appliances to bring a voltage converter kit with them.

Tipping Tipping is not the general custom in Australia – it is entirely personal choice. For fine dining restaurants it is usual to tip up to 10% of the bill or round taxi fares to the nearest dollar.

Departure Tax Where applicable, all departure taxes have been included within your holiday prices. The only overseas taxes that are not included are those which must be paid in the respective countries & cannot be collected prior to your departure.

Goods & Services Tax (GST) GST is currently 10%. Under the Tourist Refund Scheme, tourists may be able to claim a refund at the departure gate for GST & WET (Wine Equalisation Tax) paid on goods purchased in Australia that they take out of the country with them. For more detailed information visit www.customs.gov.au.

Main Beach, Gold Coast, QLD Credit: Tourism Australia

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Itinerary Planning Suggested Itineraries

Fraser Island, QLD. Credit: Tourism Australia

Serenity Cove, Coffs Harbour, NSW Credit: Destination NSW Noosa National Park, Noosa Heads

Day 1 & 2 - Sydney Welcome to Sydney - time is free for you to enjoy Sydney at your own pace – suggested highlights include scaling the Sydney Harbour Bridge, touring the Sydney Opera House, learning to Surf at Bondi Beach or seeing the city from the skies with Sydney Seaplanes – see pgs 18 - 19 for options. 2 nights stay in Sydney.

Day 3 - Drive from Sydney to Hunter Valley (163km – approx. 2 ½ hrs) Collect your rental car & drive across the Sydney Harbour Bridge north towards the Hunter Valley. On arrival into the Hunter Valley, spend time at the Hunter Valley Gardens & visiting some local wineries, boutiques & galleries. 1 night stay in Hunter Valley.

Day 4 - Drive from Hunter Valley to Port Stephens (104km – approx. 1 ¾ hours) Port Stephens is the dolphin capital of Australia & home to golden beaches, picturesque inlets & fresh seafood. After a morning drive from the Hunter Valley – this beautiful region is yours to enjoy as you like. 1 night stay in Port Stephens.

Day 5 - Drive from Port Stephens to Coffs Harbour (332km – approx. 4 hours) Your drive today will take you along the Coffs Coast - dotted with cute seaside towns and white sandy beaches. Coffs Harbour is home to the iconic “Big Banana” & some of the regions best golf courses. 1 night stay in Coffs Harbour.

Day 6 - Drive from Coffs Harbour to Byron Bay (241km – approx. 3 ½ hours) Famous for surfing spots, laid back locals & alternative lifestyle – Byron Bay is your destination day as you continue north along the coast. In Byron Bay, be sure to venture to the Cape Byron Lighthouse – the most easterly point of Australia. 1 night stay in Byron Bay.

Day 7 - Drive from Byron Bay to Gold Coast (90km – approx. 1 ½ hours) Welcome to Queensland! The Gold Coast is famous for its beaches, surf, nightlife & theme parks. With a short drive to the hub of the “GC” – Surfers Paradise, you will have maximum time to enjoy many of its attractions. 1 night stay in Gold Coast.

Day 8 - Drive from Gold Coast to Gold Coast Hinterland (72km – approx. 1 ¾ hrs) The Gold Coast Hinterland is teaming with cascading waterfalls, leisurely bush walks, secluded swimming holes & scenic lookouts. Today experience the green behind the gold & spend the night amongst it all. 1 night stay in Gold Coast Hinterland.

Day 9 - Drive from Gold Coast Hinterland to Brisbane (110km – approx. 2 hours) Start the day with an early morning bush walk & bird feeding before getting back on the road for a short drive to Qld’s state capital – Brisbane. Brisbane is a lively & vibrant city with tons of attractions. 1 night stay in Brisbane.

Day 10 - Drive from Brisbane to Noosa (135km – approx. 2 ½ hours) Noosa on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast is renowned for its year round swimming, alfresco dining & boutique shopping. After an easy drive from Brisbane, it is a perfect place to enjoy the Queensland lifestyle & climate. 1 night stay in Noosa.

Day 11 - Drive from Noosa to Hervey Bay - Fraser Island (178km – 3 ¼ hours) After just a 3 hr drive from Noosa to Hervey Bay, board a high speed catamaran for a 45 min. transfer to World Heritage Listed Fraser Island – the largest sand island in the world bursting with freshwater lakes, sand dunes & towering rainforests. What better way to experience all of this than by spending a night on it. 2 nights stay in Fraser Island.

Day 12 - Fraser Island Fraser Island offers something for everyone - you can join a guided eco tour of the island, hire a 4WD and drive on the beach or to secret lakes, watch whales when in season or just relax with nature.

Day 13 - Fraser Island to Hervey Bay to Brisbane (303km – approx. 5 hours) After breakfast transfer back to Hervey Bay to meet the Tilt Train and travel back to Brisbane. 1 night stay in Brisbane.

Day 14 - Brisbane to onward destination Spend some more time exploring Brisbane and its surrounds or continue on towards your next destination.




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The Great Barrier Reef, North Queensland. Credit: Tourism Australia Kuranda Scenic Rail, North Queensland. Credit: Tourism Australia

Uluru (Ayers Rock), Northern Territory. Credit: Tourism Australia

Day 1 - Sydney Arrive in Sydney & transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is at your leisure before enjoying the sights of the city from the Harbour onboard a dinner cruise. 4 nights stay in Sydney (see pages 18 & 19 for accommodation options).

Day 2 & 3 - Sydney Free time for you to enjoy Sydney at your own pace, why not enjoy a behind the scenes look at the Sydney Opera House, experience the city with Bonza Bike Tours or scale the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the ultimate view. Take a ferry across to Manly Beach, bus to world famous Bondi Beach for a surfing lesson or visit the Sydney Aquarium & Wildlife world at Darling Harbour.

Day 4 - Blue Mountains National Park Today a chance to get close up to native wildlife & discover this spectacular world heritage listed area. With a host of different things to see & do from breakfast with the kangaroos, caving, bush walking, spa treatments & scenic skywalks – the Blue Mountains offers something for everyone.

Day 5 - Sydney to Uluru (Ayers Rock) Bid farewell to Sydney & fly to Ayers Rock. Upon arrival, transfer to Ayers Rock Resort for an afternoon of relaxation before dining underneath the stars at the Sounds of Silence Dinner. Stay 2 nights in Ayers Rock Resort.

Day 6 - Uluru (Ayers Rock) Rise early this morning to watch the day break over Uluru (Ayers Rock). After breakfast, join a guided walk of the base of Uluru & learn about how it was created from your guide. This afternoon, travel to Kata Tjuta for a guided walk through the Valley of the Winds & an exclusive BBQ dinner.

Day 7 - Uluru to Cairns This morning is at your leisure to get in any last minute sightseeing before flying to Cairns. On arrival into Cairns & Tropical North Queensland, transfer to your hotel. 2 nights stay in Cairns.

Day 8 - Kuranda Today you will travel to Kuranda. After breakfast, transfer to Freshwater Station, where you will board the famous Kuranda Scenic Rail for a breathtaking journey on one of the world’s most scenic operational rail journeys. On arrival in Kuranda there is free time to explore the “Village in the Rainforest” & it’s many attractions, including the Heritage Markets which operate daily. After enjoying the “World’s most beautiful Rainforest Experience”, on the cableway take a short walk to the fascinating Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park. Discover this ancient culture through theatres, stage shows & demonstrations.

Day 9 - Cairns to Port Douglas This morning transfer to Port Douglas – a relaxed & sophisticated town just over an hour from Cairns. Depending on the day of the week you are in Port Douglas, you might like to dine by candlelight under the canopy of the rainforest at Flames of the Forest & learn about authentic aboriginal culture. 3 nights stay in Port Douglas.

Day 10 - Great Barrier Reef Travel by high speed catamaran from Port Douglas to the Great Barrier Reef for a day swimming, snorkelling & exploration. Options to learn how to dive or scenic helicopter flights are also available whilst on the Reef.

Day 11 - Daintree Rainforest & Cape Tribulation Journey into the heart of the Daintree Rainforest & the World Heritage listed Cape Tribulation for a day of unforgettable beauty.

Day 12 - Port Douglas – Cairns Depending on your onward travel plans, transfer to Cairns airport for your departure flight or stay a bit longer in Tropical North Queensland.




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Melbourne. Credit: Tourism Australia

Freycinet National Park, Tasmania. Credit: Tourism Australia Cradle Mountain, Tasmania. Credit: Tourism Au

Day 1 - Melbourne Melbourne is a maze of hidden laneways, opulent bars, exclusive restaurants and off-the-beaten- track boutiques. Here you can soak up culture, hit the sporting grounds, taste the dynamic food and wine scene, dance ‘til dawn or wander the parks and leafy boulevards. Stay here for three nights (see pages 26 & 27 for accommodation options).

Day 2 - Melbourne Free Day to explore Melbourne. You may like to visit Federation Square, the city’s landmark cultural space, and enjoy a sunset beer on the St Kilda promenade. Shop till you drop on funky Brunswick Street or upmarket Chapel Street. Wander Southbank’s cafes, bistros and bars and get a world tour of cuisines in Carlton, Richmond and Fitzroy. Take an Aboriginal Heritage Walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens and cheer with a capacity crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Day 3 - Great Ocean Road Day Tour Explore, experience and embrace the magic that is the Great Ocean Road! Try out one of the tours on offer from Page 28. This is a day you will always remember!

Day 4 - Yarra Valley Day Tour / Melbourne to Hobart Today travel into the Dandenong Ranges, driving through lovely Ferntree Gully. Enjoy free Billy Tea, home-made Lamingtons & Aussie Vegemite amongst crimson rosella birds in the tallest forest. Enjoy a delicious spit roast lunch with wine tasting and tea/coffee at Fergussons Winery before visiting three of Victoria’s premier wineries of the Yarra Valley - all with wine tasting included. Enjoy personalised wine tastings, with wine appreciation and a guided tour. There is also the chance to purchase your favourites at all three wineries, and we include tastings and a cheese platter at Domaine Chandon. Return to Melbourne via Yarra Glen and the eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

Arrive back into Melbourne ready for your onward flight to Hobart where you will stay for 3 nights (see page 67 for accommodation options).

Day 5 - Hobart Hobart is an intriguing blend of heritage, lifestyle & scenery. This historic city is Australia’s second oldest & enjoys a cosmopolitan lifestyle with restaurants by the river & picnics by the sea. Explore the cobbled lanes of Salamanca Place, the famous Saturday markets and the antique stores of Battery Point.

You might like to climb craggy Mount Wellington for sweeping views over Hobart and the wide Derwent River, do a ghost tour in Battery Point, walk across Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond and visit the cute coastal hamlet of Kettering, wind past forest and farmland to the cool-climate wineries of the Coal Valley, or enjoy bright spinnakers on the water and dine on fresh seafood from one of Hobart’s waterside restaurants.

Day 6 - Port Arthur Day Tour Head out on a day tour to Port Arthur Historic Site which is a compelling and dramatic reminder of our convict past and the early settlement of the Colony of Van Dieman’s Land, now Tasmania.

Day 7 - Hobart to Freycinet National Park Discover Freycinet National Park, fringed with white beaches & crystal waters, and view some of the most spectacular coastal headlands in Tasmania. Freycinet National Park is a peninsula of pink granite mountains, pure white beaches, coastal dunes and dry eucalypt forests on the Island’s east coast. Stay 2 nights (see page 67).

Day 8 - Freycinet National Park Free day to explore Freycinet National Park at your leisure. The park is famous for Wineglass Bay, just one of its white sandy beaches and the pure clear turquoise waters that are perfect for sea kayaking, swimming and scuba diving. The Hazard Range offers climbing, abseiling and mountain walking, and the coastal heathlands have wonderful day walks.

Day 9 - Freycinet to Cradle Mountain Drive through to Cradle Mountain and explore. There are a number of excellent walks in the area or visit Weindorfer’s Chalet. 1 night stay (see page 68 for options).

Day 10 - Cradle Mountain to Strahan This quaint historic West Coast fishing village provides a variety of unique holiday accommodation, including beautifully appointed waterfront cottages and terraces. Strahan Village is the perfect base for exploring Tasmania’s wilderness, with Gordon River Cruises and the West Coast Wilderness Railway right at your doorstep. 1 night stay (see page 68 for options).

Day 11 - Strahan to Hobart Tasmania’s west coast is still wild and rugged. As you travel along the Lyell Highway through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, part of the World Heritage Area, you know you are entering an ancient landscape. Dense forests line the highway, dark rivers tumble through steep gorges, deep and wide lakes open up before you.

The pretty drive from Strahan on the west coast will take around four hours. It passes through the Derwent Valley, past farmlands, hop fields, forests and remnants of rainforest. This stretch of highway, linking Hobart with the west coast, has been named the Wild Way. 1 night stay.

Day 12 - Hobart Spend the day at leisure before continuing onwards to your next destination.




Major Events A few of Australia’s major events for 2014

Vivid Light Festival - Sydney, NSW. Credit: Destination NSW Australia

JANUARY

13 - 26 January, Australia Open (The Grand Slam of Asia Pacific) - Melbourne, VIC

26 January, Australia Day - National

JULY

7 July - 14 July, Australian International Music Festival - Sydney Opera House, Sydney, NSW

Gold Coast Airport Marathon - Gold Coast, QLD

FEBRUARY

28 February - 9 March, Byron Bay International Film Festival - Byron Bay, NSW

28 February - 16 March, Melbourne Food & Wine Festival - Melbourne & Regional VIC

AUGUST

10 August - 23 August, Australian Surf Festival - Port Macquarie, NSW

Noosa Jazz Festival - Noosa, QLD

MARCH

13 - 16 March - Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix

21 March - 13 April, Opera on Sydney Harbour - Sydney, NSW

26 March - 20 April, Melbourne International Comedy Festival - Melbourne, VIC

SEPTEMBER

Sydney Half Marathon - Sydney, NSW

Floriade, Flower Festival - Canberra, ACT

Brisbane Riverside Festival - Brisbane, QLD

APRIL

10 - 23 April, Sydney Royal Easter Show - Sydney, NSW

18 - 20 April, Bathurst Motor Festival - Bathurst, NSW

OCTOBER

Gold Coast Armor All 600 - Gold Coast, QLD

Queensland Multicultural Festival - Brisbane, QLD

MAY

4 May, Ironman Australia Triathlon - Port Macquarie, NSW

24 May - 10 June, Vivid Sydney, light & music spectacular - Sydney, NSW

NOVEMBER

4 November, Melbourne Cup Carnival - Melbourne, VIC

JUNE

4 June - 15 June, Sydney Film Festival - Sydney, NSW

6 June - 9 June, Snowy Mountains of Music Festival - Perisher Valley, NSW

DECEMBER

Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race - Sydny NSW to Hobart, TAS

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Days & Rates 1 - 2 3 - 6 7 - 13 14+

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Rental Cars Europcar

Bowman Scenic Drive, QLD. Credit: Adam Bruzzone

Hyundai i20 (or similar) Hyundai i20 (or similar) Hyundai Accent (or similar)

ECMR • 3 Door Manual Hatchback • 4 cylinder 1.3 litre, ESC • Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes

• Seats: 2 Adults & 2 Children • Luggage Capacity: 2 Suitcases • MP3 / CD player

CDAR • 5 Door Automatic Hatch • 4 cylinder • Air Conditioning, ABS brakes

• Seats: 4 Adults & 1 Child • Luggage Capacity: 3 Suitcases • ESC & MP3 / CD player

IDAR • 5 Door Automatic Sedan • 4 cylinder • Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes

• Seats: 5 Adults • Luggage Capacity: 3 Suitcases • MP3 / CD player

08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £46 08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £50 08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £53

Toyota Camry (or similar) Subaru Outback (or similar) Mitsubishi Pajero (or similar)

FDAR • 5 Door Automatic Hatchback • 4 cylinder 1.3 litre • Cruise Control • Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes

• Seats: 3 Adults & 2 Children • Luggage Capacity: 4 Suitcases • ESC, traction control • MP3 / CD Player

FWAR • 5 Door Automatic Hatch • 4 or 6 cylinder • Cruise Control • Air Conditioning, ABS brakes

• Seats: 4 Adults & 1 Child • Luggage Capacity: 4 Suitcases • ESC, traction control • MP3 / CD Player

FFAR • 5 Door Automatic 4WD • 6 cylinder & turbo diesel • Cruise Control • Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes

• Seats: 5 Adults • Luggage Capacity: 3 Suitcases • ESC, traction control • MP3 / CD Player

08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £65 08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £69 08 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £124

Conditions & General Information Rates: Determined by date of pick up for the entire hire. Hire is based on a 24 hour period. Separate rates apply for hires orginating in remote areas.

Driver Qualifications: A customer must be a minimum of 21 years of age to be eligible to rent a car (21-24yr olds will incur an age surcharge of AUD$30.25 per day). A minimum age of 25 yrs is required for the following vehicles FDAR, FWAR, PVAR, IVAR, 4WD (FFAR) and prestige vehicles. Driver’s license must be valid for the period of rental and must be in English, probationary or restricted licences are not acceptable nor are photocopies.

Depots: Europcar has a large fleet range available in over 200 locations across Australia including major airports, capital cities and many suburbs and regional locations.

Delivery & collection: On request only . Delivery or collection address must be a hotel or business address where the customer is employed and will occur between 9am and 4pm Monday to Friday. Not available at airport locations. The charge is AUD$36.00 (0-10km) & then AU$2.20 for each additional km.

One Way Rentals & Minimum Hires: Different fees and minimums apply between certain locations (available on request and advised at the time of confirmation). Any fees must be paid direct to Europcar Australia at time of vehicle collection and cannot be prepaid.

Driving Restrictions: Vehicle must only be used on sealed roads unless it is the FFAR 4WD in which case it can be driven on an unsealed road (only if Road Cover 4WD has been purchased). Please check with your agent for specific roads. Any specific location restrictions will be advised at the time of collection including limitations due to adverse weather conditions.

Inclusive Rates: Unlimited Kilometres, GST, CDW (Collision Damage Waiver), Administration Fee, Premium Location surcharge (where applicable), Third Party Cover, Additional Driver, Damage Liability Fee and Vehicle Registration Recovery Fee.

Damage Liablity Fee: When hiring a vehicle the Renter is liable for damage to the vehicle and third party property. In the event of an accident or third party property, a Damage Liability Fee (DLF) will be charged. This fee is charged regardless of who is at fault or the amount of damage. You can reduce the (DLF) by paying a supplement fee. Damage

Liability Fee will incur all applicable taxes such as premium surcharge and administration fee. Damage Liability fee is included in the rate and reduces the liability to AUD$385.00 or AUD$990 depending on car group.

Security Bond: The Europcar location will pre authorise your credit or Visa, Mastercard debit card for the bond amount at time of collecting the vehicle. The security bond is held to cover any outstanding auxiliary items identified on return of the vehicle. The bond will then be released if there are no outstanding items. The current security bond is AUD$100.00. Other vehicle liability packages available on request.




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Days & Rates 5 - 20 All Inclusive

01 - 30 Apr 14 £180 £215 01 May 14 - 30 Jun 14 £126 £161 01 Jul 14 - 15 Aug 14 £217 £251 16 Aug 14 - 30 Sep 14 £195 £229 01 - 31 Oct 14 £230 £264 01 Nov 14 - 15 Dec 14 £201 £236 16 Dec 14 - 15 Jan 15 £268 £303 15 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15 £204 £238



Motorhomes Maui

Ultima 2 Berth Platinum Beach 4 Berth Platinum River 6 Berth

• Capacity: 2 Adults. • Description: Automatic,

2.2L Turbo Diesel (fuel consumption approx 13 litres

fresh water tank, Radio/CD/ Screen & DVD Player. Shower & toilet, internal walk through access.



water tank, Radio/CD/Screen & DVD Player. Shower & toilet, internal walk through access.



water tank, Radio/CD/Screen & DVD Player. Shower & toilet, internal walk through access.

per 100km), power steering, • Vehicle Dimensions: Length - per 100km), power steering, • Vehicle Dimensions: Length - per 100km), power steering, • Vehicle Dimensions: Length - 2 seat belts, Air conditioning, 3 burner, plus external slide out BBQ, microwave, refrigerator, cold & hot pressurised water, 140L

7m, Width - 2m, • Interior Height - 1.94m. • Bedding: 4 possible

configurations.

4 seat belts (2 drivers cab, 2 main cab), air conditioning, 4 burner & grill, microwave, refrigerator, cold & hot pressurised water, 82L fresh

7.21m, Width – 2.26m, • Interior Height – 2.15m. • Bedding: 2 x Doubles -

leather upholstery.

6 seatbelts (2 drivers cab, 4 main cab), air conditioning, 4 burner & grill, microwave, refrigerator, cold & hot pressurised water, 82L fresh

7.21m, Width – 2.34m, • Interior Height – 2.15m. • Bedding: 3 x Doubles -

leather upholstery.

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Conditions & General Information Rates: Determined by date of travel therefore split season rates may apply. Rates are charged by calendar day, not 24 hour periods.

Driver’s age: Min 21 years. Over 75 years require a medical certificate.

Driver’s Licence: A full resident country driver’s licence, held at least one year. If not in English, an International Drivers Licence is also required.

Depots: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome*, Cairns, Darwin*, Hobart*, Melbourne, Perth & Sydney. *Broome Hires incur an AUD$700 remote location fee *Hobart incurs at AUD$20 Airport Concession Fee *Closed Sundays

Branch Hours: 7.30am - 4pm (Sep - Apr) & 10am - 4pm (May - Aug).

All Inclusive Rates Include: Unlimited kilometres, GST, 3% Administration fee, extra driver fees, kitchen equipment, linen and bedding, general equipment, GPS, customer care 24 hour, 7 days per week road-service helpline (toll free), Travel wallet including map of Australia with driving tips and travel information, 10% off powered sites at all BIG4 parks, Maui Premium Package.

Maui Premium Package Includes: Nil excess, one way fee if applicable, taxi fare from closest airport to Maui branch upon vehicle collection only (receipt must be presented for re-imbursement), pre- purchase gas, picnic table and chairs (chairs per person travelling), LPG Gas Bottle exchange, iPod dock, express key return.

Vehicle Security Deposit: A security deposit of AUD$220 is taken as an imprint to the hirer’s credit card when the vehicle is collected. An imprint simply records a figure against the hirer’s credit card of AUD$220 that Maui can then debit if required.

Additional Protection Package: Where the hirer purchases Additional Protection Coverage the cost of damage resulting from a single vehicle roll over will be covered. NOTE: A charge applies for Additional Protection Coverage.

Minimum Hire: Minimum rental period is 7 days, with the exception of the Spirit 2 T/S Ultima which has a minimum of 5 days. All rentals collecting between 20 Dec & 10 Jan will have a minimum hire requirement of 10 days.

Road Restrictions: Campervans can only be driven on sealed/bitumen roads. The only exceptions to this are well-maintained access roads

of less than twelve kilometres to recognised campgrounds and well- maintained, recognised roads on Kangaroo Island (South Australia). Should a customer wish to travel on an unsealed road that is greater than twelve kilometres in length to access a recognised campground special permission can be arranged pending road condition, weather and distance.



Indian Pacific One way fares per person Platinum Service Gold Service Sleeper Red Service

Daynighter Seat Sydney - Adelaide or v.v £963 £599 £268 Adelaide - Perth or v.v £2,030 £1,239 £392 Sydney - Perth or v.v £2,752 £1,713 £619

The Ghan One way fares per person Platinum Service Gold Service Sleeper Red Service

Daynighter Seat Adelaide - Alice Springs or v.v £1,624 £839 £309 Alice Springs - Darwin or v.v £1,624 £839 £309 Adelaide - Darwin or v.v £2,402 £1,617 £612

Rail Journeys Indian Pacific & The Ghan

The Ghan travelling over Ferguson River.

Platinum Service Spacious private cabins, each with a full ensuite, are part of the Platinum Service experience. They have premium fittings, a shower, vanity with ample cupboard space, mirror, toilet facilities and an in-cabin safe. During the day, your cabin will be configured as a private lounge, with deluxe lounge seating, a table and two ottomans. By night, they convert to a comfortable bedroom, with either a double bed or twin beds. Panoramic windows give you the best seats in the house for watching the world roll by. Each cabin also features an interior window, allowing views from both sides of the train, so you won’t miss a thing.

Note: Platinum Service guests also have the chance to explore parts of Australia along the rail line on Off Train Excursions which are included.

Gold Service During the day, the compact Twin Berth Sleeper Cabins offer a comfortable three seater lounge, converting to an upper and lower sleeping berth at night. Your journey will be made even more comfortable with service from our hospitality attendant and private en suite facilities. Alternatively Single Berth Sleeper Cabins feature a comfortable lounge chair and foot rest by day and a single level sleeping berth by night. Cabins are fitted with a wash basin. Showers and toilets are located at either end of the Gold Service carriage.

Note: Gold Service guests also have the chance to explore parts of Australia along the rail line on Off Train Excursions which are included

Red Service Day/Nighter Seat Offers two-abreast chairs with generous leg room & chairs that swivel allowing four travelling guests to face each other. The chairs have in-armrest stowed tables for convenience & recline approximately 45 degrees. Red Service guests have access to showers, toilets, toiletries & fresh towels. Affordable freshly made salads, hot meals & beverages are available for purchase from the fully licensed Matilda Café.

Route: Sydney - Adelaide - Perth Distance: 4352 kilometres The mighty Indian Pacific from Sydney to Perth (or vice versa) is a four day / three night journey between the two oceans which inspired its name. From Sydney, the journey begins through the Blue Mountains to outback Broken Hill before skirting the Flinders Ranges & Spencer Gulf on its way to Adelaide, food & wine capital of Australia. The Indian Pacific then embarks on the awe-inspiring Nullarbor Plain before winding through the Avon Valley & into Perth.

Timetable Departs Sydney Wednesday* & Saturday^ 2.55pm

Departs Adelaide Thursday* & Sunday^ 6.40pm

Arrives Perth Saturday & Tuesday 9.10am

Departs Perth Sunday* & Wednesday^ 11.55am Departs Adelaide Tuesday* & Friday^ 10.15am

Arrives Sydney Wednesday & Saturday 11.10am

* All year round departure days. Platinum Service only available on these departures. ^Operates during Sep to Nov.

Route: Adelaide - Alice Springs - Darwin Distance: 2979 kilometres The Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin (or vice versa), via Alice Springs, is a three day / two night journey through the heart of Australia. From Darwin, through the lush tropics of the Top End, across the deep red earth of Central Australia, the magnificent Flinders Ranges & sand dunes of the south; you’ll experience the very essence of Australia. The Ghan is a national treasure, travelling through the heart of Australia for over eighty years & the best way to experience Australia’s vast interior.

Timetable Departs Darwin Wednesday & Saturday^ 10.00am

Departs Alice Springs Thursday & Sunday^ 9.10am

Arrives Adelaide Friday & Monday 12.30pm

Departs Adelaide Sunday & Wednesday^ 12.20pm Departs Alice Springs Monday & Thursday^ 6.00pm

Arrives Darwin Tuesday & Friday 5.30pm

Operates during June to August.


Prices are based on two people sharing, single travellers may attract additional charges and

cabin facilities may differ. Trains schedules are subject to change without notice.



One way fares per person Premium Economy RailBed

Brisbane - Cairns or v.v £215 £358 Brisbane - Whitsundays or v.v £178 £298 Whitsundays - Cairns £132 £211 Cairns - Whitsundays £132 £200

Rail Journeys Spirit of Queensland

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday Island, QLD Credit: Tourism Australia

Spirit of Queensland

Route: Brisbane – Cairns Distance: 1681kms Queensland Rail Travel is embarking on a new era in long distance rail travel, launching the Spirit of Queensland. Contemporary, comfortable and designed for relaxation, the newest addition of the Queensland Rail Travel fleet offers new features that will redefine the modern rail travel experience. Travelling the state’s coastline from Brisbane to Cairns and all regions in between, the Spirit of Queensland will boast an Australian first with the revolutionary RailBed that converts from a seat to a lie-flat bed for overnight travel.

Onboard facilities available to all customers: Club Car - The licensed Club Car allowing guests to purchase light refreshments, confectionery and beverages throughout the journey.

Water Fountains - Drinking fountains are located at the end of all passenger carriages.

Showers & Toilets - Showers and toilets are located at the end of all passenger carriages.

Premium Economy RailBed

Spirit of Queensland introduces new full leather seats that use the very latest in seating technology to provide a truly comfortable ride and very generous leg room.

Inclusions: • Personal entertainment systems offering on-demand movies, music and audio books • Overhead lockers and luggage racks • Premium Economy seat customers may check in one (1) item of luggage not exceeding 20kg each (44 pounds), plus one item of carry on hand luggage free of charge.

Northbound Service Timetable Departs Brisbane Monday & Friday 3.45pm

Arrives Proserpine: Tuesday & Saturday 6.20am

Departs Proserpine: Tuesday & Saturday 06.30am

Arrives Cairns: Tuesday & Saturday 4.40pm

The revolutionary RailBed is a spacious and comfortable seat by day that includes a state-of-the-art personal entertainment system, a 240v powerpoint and a USB point. In the evening the onboard team convert the seat to a lie-flat bed with all linen provided.

Inclusions: • All main meals served directly to your seat • Personal entertainment featuring a large screen with on-demand movies, music and audio books • Seat features include reading light, footrest, drink holder, 240v power adapter and USB charging • Towel and personal amenity pack with Queensland organic and sustainable products • All bed linen provided (sheets, duvet & pillow) • RailBed customers may check in two (2) items of luggage not exceeding 20kg each (44 pounds), plus one item of carry on hand luggage free of charge • Carry on luggage for under seat or overhead compartments is maximum size of 23cm x 34cm x 48cm and maximum weight of 20kg.

Southbound Service Timetable Departs Cairns: Wednesday & Sunday 8.05am

Arrives Proserpine: Wednesday & Sunday 5.48pm

Departs Proserpine: Wednesday & Sunday 5.58pm

Arrives Brisbane: Thursday & Monday 9.00am

Trains schedules are subject to change without notice.

Other services still available on request.

ANZCRO | The Australia Book 2014 -15 | UK Sterling 15 Prices are based on two people sharing, single travellers may attract additional charges and cabin facilities may differ.

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287.1 1,044 Canberra, ACT Kms Hrs 3.50 11.08

153 645 428 Cessnock, Hun Hrs 1.51 7.23 4.24

102 845 330 230 Katoo Hrs 2.00 9.27 3.26 2.45

207 571 483 85.1 284 2.23 6.31 4.56 1.11 3.18

• Experience the perfect Sydney evening with a concert, theatre, opera or ballet at the Sydney Opera House

771 Byron Bay Kms Hrs

• Learn to Surf at world famous Bondi Beach • Take a lunch time cruise on Sydney harbour past waterfront mansions, national parks & islands • Discover Sydney’s colorful convict past in the historical Rocks District • View stunning lookouts, spectacular rock formations, native wildlife & quaint villages in the

Blue Mountains

• Indulge in gourmet food & visit over 100 wineries and cellar doors in the Hunter Valley • Walk along one of the worlds whitest sandy beaches of Jervis Bay on the South Coast • See Dolphins play in the crystal clear waters at Port Stephens • Enjoy a walk around Australia’s easternmost mainland point on the Cape Byron Walking

Track, Byron Bay

NAMADGI NAT PARK

New South Wales Bondi Beach, Sydney.

STURT NAT PARK

Lightning Ridge

Goondiwindi

Tenterfield

Coolangatta Tweed Heads

Byron Bay

Bourke Walgett Moree

Glen Innes

Lismore

Grafton

Ballina SOUTH PACIFIC

MUTAMINTJI NAT PARK

Broken Hill

White Cliffs

Wilcannia

Cobar

Nyngan

WARRUMBUNGLE NAT PARK

Coonabarabran

Narrabri NEW ENGLAND NAT PARK

Armidale

Tamworth

Coffs Harbour

OCEAN

KINCHEGA NAT PARK

Menindee

Dubbo Western Plains Zoo

BARRINGTON TOPS NAT PARK

Port Macquarie

WILLANDRA NAT PARK

Parkes

Orange

WOLLEMI NAT PARK

MYALL LAKES

NAT PARK Port Stephens

Wentworth

West Forbes Bathurst

HUNTER VALLEY

Newcastle

Mildura MALLEE CLIFFS

NAT PARK

Griffith Wyalong

Cowra Abercrombie

BLUE

Gosford Katoomba SYDNEY

Hay Narrandera

Young

Yass

Caves

Wombeyan Caves

MOUNTAINS NAT PARK

MORTON

Wollongong

Kiama Wagga Wagga Gundagai NAT PARK

Goulburn Nowra Deniliquin

Echuca

Albury

CANBERRA Batemans Bay

Wodonga KOSCIUSZKO NAT PARK Cooma

Mt Kosciuszko

Thredbo Narooma

Bega Merimbula Eden

TASMAN SEA

Credit: Destination NSW

Take a cruise past the Sydney Opera House to Manly or scale Sydney Harbour Bridge. Take a day trip to the natural wonderland of the Blue Mountains or the picturesque vineyards of the Hunter Valley. Rejuvenate your senses in Byron Bay and watch dolphins in the clear waters at Port Stephens. Visit the South Coast with over 30 national parks, marine parks and reserves, as well as gorgeous beaches and rich Aboriginal history.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Climb the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and experience the spectacular views

BEST TIMES TO GO New South Wales is a year-round destination with warm to hot summers and cool winters. The north-west part of the state is the hottest and the Snowy Mountains are the coldest.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN NEW SOUTH WALES Sydney Kms

ter Valley Kms

mba, Blue Mountains Kms

Port Stephens Kms Hrs


PASSENGE Wynard

THE ROYAL THEATRE

SYDNEY SQUARE

WORLD SQUARE STATION

New South Wales Suggested Itineraries

4 Night City Highlights 3 Day Self Drive Wilderness & Wine

Darling Harbour, Sydney. Credit: Tourism Australia Hunter Valley, NSW. Credit: Destination NSW

Day 1 - Arrive Sydney Arrive in Sydney & transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is at your leisure before enjoying the sights of the city from the Harbour onboard a dinner cruise. 4 nights stay in Sydney (see pages 18 & 19 for accommodation options).

Day 2 & 3 - Free time in Sydney Time is free for you to enjoy Sydney at your own pace, why not enjoy a behind the scenes look at the Sydney Opera House, experience the city with Bonza Bike Tours or scale the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the ultimate view. Take a ferry across to Manly Beach, bus to world famous Bondi Beach for a surfing lesson or visit the Sydney Aquarium and Wildlife world at Darling Harbour – see pages 18 & 19 for more options.

Day 4 - Blue Mountains Discover the spectacular rock formations, native wildlife and stunning scenery of the Blue Mountains National Park from the comfort of an airconditioned coach on a fully escorted tour. Travel through quaint mountain villages, enjoy gourmet food and great company before returning to Sydney late in the afternoon. (see page 22 for accommodation options).

Day 5 - Depart Sydney Today is at your leisure before departing Sydney to your next destination.

Day 1 - Sydney to Blue Mountains This morning travel out of the city & into the Blue Mountains National Park. See Kangaroos, koalas, waterfalls, breathtaking rock formations & mountain villages before checking into your overnight accommodation. 1 night stay in Blue Mountains (see page 22 for accommodation options).

Day 2 - Blue Mountains to Hunter Valley After breakfast travel through rural towns & rolling countryside to the Hunter Valley - Australia’s oldest wine producing region. Spend the remainder of the day enjoying gourmet food, wine tasting & browsing through galleries and boutiques. 1 night stay in Hunter Valley (see page 22 for accommodation options).

Day 3 - Hunter Valley to Sydney Relax & enjoy more of what the Hunter Valley has to offer – golf, cheese & chocolate factories, Hunter Valley Gardens or more wine tasting. This afternoon return back to Sydney. 1 night stay in Sydney.

SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE

Sydney Harbour

Fort Denison Dawes Point 8 OVERSEAS

PASSENGER TERMINAL

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE

Millers Point The Rocks

MRS MACQUARIES POINT

OBSERVATORY 17 3 11 CIRCULAR

GOVERNMENT HOUSE

Wooloomooloo

DARLING HARBOUR

15

Circulay Quay 14 QUAY STATION

16

18

CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC

Bay

Elizabeth Bay

R TERMINAL

Darling

Harbour 1

AUSTRALIA SQUARE

BOTANIC GARDENS

CAPTAIN COOK GRAVING DOCK

Potts Point AUSTRALIAN

NATIONAL SYDNEY MARITIME AQUARIUM MUSEUM

9 St. James

ST. JAMES

THE MINT

Elizabeth Bay FESTIVAL MARKET

PLACE SYDNEY 6

CONVENTION 13

RAILWAY ST.MARYS STATION CATHERAL Woolloomooloo

HYDE PARK

Rushcutters 7 CENTRE

Town Hall

AUSTRALIAN

MUSUEM Kings Cross

Rushcutters Bay Bay

Pyrmont

POWERHOUSE MUSEUM

SYDNEY EXIHIBITION

CENTRE 2

East Sydney MUSEUM

5 CAPITAL

THEATRE SYDNEY 4

ENTERTAINMENT

Ultimo CENTRE Haymarket

CHINATOWN Central

CENTRAL

Surry Hills

Darlinghurst

RAILWAY STATION Sydney CBD




New South Wales

Per Room Apr 14 - Aug 14

Sep 14 & Dec 14 - Jan 15

Oct 14 - Nov 14 & Feb - Mar 15

Standard Room £123 £139 £165 Deluxe Room £136 £152 £178 Deluxe Family Room (6) £197 £213 £239

Per Room Apr 14 - Aug 14 Sep 14 - Mar 15

Studio Room £155 £168 One Bedroom Apartment £165 £178 Harbour View Studio £188 £201

Per Room Apr 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - 14 Dec 14

15 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Guest Room £148 £161 £148 £161 Executive Room £167 £180 £167 £180 Quad Room (4) £213 £226 £213 £226 Master Suite £213 £226 £213 £226

Per Room Apr 14 - Mar 15

1 Bedroom Deluxe Apartment £138 1 Bedroom Premier Apartment £151 2 Bedroom Executive Apartment £293


Studio Apartment £152 One Bedroom Apartment £165 Two Bedroom Apartment £253

Per Room Apr 14 - Sep 14 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Heritage Room £181 £220 Heritage Superior Room £207 £246 Studio Suite £259 £297

Sydney Accommodation

See page 17 for map references

1 ibis Sydney King Street Wharf 2

Sydney | Hotel

Pensione Hotel Sydney Sydney | Hotel

3 Rendezvous Sydney The Rocks Sydney | Self Contained

22 Shelley St. Enjoying pride of place on the waterfront in the newest financial district in Sydney, this vibrant hotel offers truly affordable comfort in one of the most desirable locations on the Sydney map. Just minutes from the pulsating excitement of Darling Harbour & Sydney City, & surrounded by lively restaurants, bars & cafes, Ibis Sydney King Street Wharf features 91 modern rooms & offers easy access to Sydney buses, ferries & trains.

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (valid Apr 14 - Sep 14)

631 – 635 George Street. Modelled on the grandeur of the original European Pensione hotels & located in the heart of Sydney’s entertainment and theatre district, the Pensione Hotel combines turn of the century building features with modern design and soft tones. 68 guest rooms all featuring private mosaic tiled bathroom, hairdryer, air conditioning & cable TV.

75 Harrington Street. A charming boutique hotel in the heart of the historic Rocks district just a short stroll to Opera House & CBD. 61 rooms with choice of studio, one bedroom apartment or historic terrace house, all rooms have kitchenettes & some with views over Sydney Harbour. Facilities on-site include an outdoor heated swimming pool, gym, spa & sauna.


Standard Room £130 £142 Superior Room £149 £162

4 Rendezvous Studio Sydney Central 5

Sydney | Hotel

Vibe Hotel Sydney 6

Sydney | Hotel

Seasons Harbour Plaza Sydney | Self Contained

Centrally located in the heart of Sydney near Central Railway Station, Rendezvous Studio Sydney Central, features a recent refurbishment providing 116 rooms & suites complete with iPod docks, rain head showers, flat screen televisions & WiFi. Hotel services & facilities include sauna, outdoor roof top swimming pool, 24 hr reception & guest laundry.

111 Goulburn Street. A unique hotel in the heart of Sydney, close to Chinatown, World Square & Surry Hills. 190 guest rooms all with air con, tea & coffee making facilities & in-room safe. 24hr room & reception service along with a heated outdoor rooftop pool, sauna, Curve Restaurant, Café + Bar.

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (valid Apr 14 - Aug 14)

252 Sussex St. Located in the heart of Darling Harbour, Exhibition & Conference centres, Darling Park & Darling Quarter & Sydney CBD. With all the creature comforts of a “home away from home style” serviced apartment, Seasons Harbour Plaza also features a restaurant/café & bar, 24hr room service, rooftop indoor pool, gym, laundry services & more.


Premier Room £126 £139 Executive Room £149 £162 Extra Person £36 £36

7 Oaks Goldsbrough 8

Sydney | Self Contained

Harbour Rocks Hotel 9

Sydney | Hotel

The Grace Hotel Sydney | Hotel

243 Pyrmont St. Situated in the heritage listed 1883 Goldsbrough Building overlooking Darling Harbour containing 309 spacious self contained studio, one & two bedroom apartments with DVD players, full kitchens & laundry facilities. The property also has a heated swimming pool, spa, sauna, 24 hr concierge, a cafe & grocery store on site & undercover car parking.

34 Harrington Street. Ideally located in the historic Rocks area of Sydney, The Harbour Rocks Hotel is a 55 room 150-year-old heritage- listed boutique hotel. Only minutes walk to many of Sydney icons, the hotel features include 24 hour reception, pre/post accommodation shower facilities, restaurant & bar, air conditioning & offsite car parking.

77 York Street. Located in the heart of Sydney, this heritage-listed hotel offers warm and personal service and exuding a unique blend of old world charm with modern comfort to meet the needs of guests today. The Grace Hotel has been beautifully restored to its former glory, making one of Sydney’s most prominent historical landmarks. Facilities include a gym, heated indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room and brasserie.


Standard Room £155 £198 Superior Room £173 £198


Hotel Room, Studio & One Bedroom Apartments are based on 2 people sharing. 2 Bedroom Apartments 1-4 People

unless stated otherwise. UK Sterling Rates maybe subject to surcharges & minimum night stays during special events.



New South Wales Sydney Accommodation

Per Room Apr 14 - 7 Oct 14

8 Oct 14 - 1 Jan 15

2 Jan 15 - 31Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Standard Room £163 £215 £163 £215 King Superior Room £180 £232 £180 £232 Extra Person £36 £36 £36 £36

Per Room Apr 14 - 3 Oct 14 4 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Executive Studio Apartment £191 £206 One Bedroom Apartment £227 £248 Two Bedroom Apartment £317 £344


Deluxe City View £216 £276 Deluxe City Harbour View £233 £293 Grand Premier City View* £289 £349 Grand Full Harbour View* £383 £435


Deluxe Harbour View £231 £302 Deluxe Opera City View £242 £313 Executive Grand Harbour £299 £370 Horizon Opera City View* £331 £401


Grand Langham City £204 £241 Grand Langham Harbour View £252 £287 Junior City View Suite £261 £297


Oct 14 - 15 Dec 14

16 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Atrium Room £205 £247 £205 £247 Premier Room £218 £267 £218 £267 Deluxe Room £244 £299 £244 £299

10 QT Sydney

11

Sydney | Hotel

Old Sydney Holiday Inn

12 Sydney | Hotel

Mantra 2 Bond Street Sydney | Self Contained

49 Market Street. The QT Sydney hotel has been carefully crafted within the historic Gowings & State theatre buildings. With a contemporary & quirky design, all guestrooms feature creature comforts such as luxurious bedding, high-speed internet, walk-in showers & most guest suites also offer an indulgent oversized soaking tub. The lower levels of this truly designer Sydney Hotel retain a historical allure but are the home of Sydney’s hottest new bar Gilt Lounge & Robert Marchetti’s newest creation Gowings Bar & Grill. Facilities also include 24hr room service & SpaQ.

55 George Street. One of Sydney’s little secrets uniquely positioned between the Harbour Bridge and Opera House with unobstructed views from the hotels rooftop pool. Onsite dining at Playfair Terrace restaurant overlooks the lobby and the hotel boasts refurbished bathrooms, pillow options and all the extra little touches to make your stay feel like home.

Cnr George & Bond Streets, perfectly positioned in central Sydney. With a sophisticated sense of cosmopolitan style over 170 spacious executive studios, one & two bedroom apartments most with stunning city views. Room facilities include full kitchen & laundry facilities with 24 hour reception. Guests will enjoy the Lobby Café & Bar located within the hotel & the luxurious rooftop pool & spa.


Deluxe Room £223 Junior Suite £288

13 PARKROYAL Darling Harbour 14

Sydney | Hotel

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney | Hotel

15 Shangri-La Hotel Sydney Sydney | Hotel

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (valid Apr 14 - 10 Oct 14 & Jan 15)

150 Day Street. You’ll always be in the centre of the action at the PARKROYAL Darling Harbour hotel. With Darling Harbour and the Sydney CBD just minutes away, the hotel is conveniently located near exciting entertainment districts, restaurants, cafes and the most popular attractions in Sydney. Facilities include gym access, in-room high speed internet and a range of entertainment options.

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3* (valid Apr - Sep, Dec & Jan)

199 George Street. This iconic Hotel is perfectly located overlooking Sydney Harbour at Circular Quay – a short walk to the Opera House, Harbour Bridge & the Rocks district. In addition to offering the city’s most stylish guest rooms & suites, the Hotel has 2 entertaining outlets; a bespoke neighbourhood street-front bar, Grain, & restaurant, The Woods.

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (valid Apr 14 - Sep 14)

176 Cumberland Street. Located in the Rocks district with stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge & Opera House, all 563 guest rooms & suites are the largest in the city & offer free broadband internet access. Australia’s first CHI, The Spa at Shangri-La features the most luxurious private spa suites. *Incl. access to the Horizon Club Lounge.

Per Room Apr 14 - 7 Oct 14 8 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Superior Room £160 £190 Darling Harbour View Room £194 £224 Club Room £250 £280

16 Sir Stamford at Circular Quay 17

Sydney | Hotel

The Langham Sydney Sydney | Hotel

18 Radisson Blu Hotel Sydney Sydney | Hotel

93 Macquarie St. Offering premium hotel accommodation, Sir Stamford at Circular Quay offers 105 generously sized, luxuriously appointed rooms & suites. Most overlook Circular Quay or the Royal Botanic Gardens. Located 5 minutes walk from Sydney Opera House, this historic boutique hotel is famous for its 550 chandeliers, piano bar & the open fire places in the winter.

89 - 113 Kent Street. Ideally positioned in the heart of Sydney’s historic Rocks district, The Langham is a short walk to luxury boutiques, tourist sites, award-winning restaurants, museums & galleries. Comprising of 96 beautifully appointed rooms & suites, all with marble bathrooms, iPod docks, LCD TV’s, tea/coffee & mini bar. Facilities include a 20m heated pool, day spa & restaurant.

27 O’Connell Street. Radisson Blu Hotel Sydney is an intimate, boutique style, 5 star hotel housed within a heritage listed building, with easy access to renown attractions including the Rocks, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour & Pitt Street shopping mall. A coveted location, upscale facilities, award winning restaurant & attentive service.


Oct 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Superior Room £190 £216 £190 £216 Deluxe Room £233 £259 £233 £259 Junior Suite £319 £345 £319 £345

Hotel Room, Studio & One Bedroom Apartments are based on 2 people sharing. 2 Bedroom Apartments 1-4 People unless stated otherwise. UK Sterling Rates maybe subject to surcharges & minimum night stays during special events. ANZCRO | The Australia Book 2014 -15 | UK Sterling 19



New South Wales

Operated by Mount ‘n Beach Safaris Adult Child (3-12 yrs)

Half Day Panoramic Sydney Tour £73 £51

Operated by Bonza Bikes Adult Child (3-16 yrs)

Sydney Classic Bike Tour £77 £64

Operated by The Rocks Walking Tours Adult Child (3-12 yrs)

The Rocks Walking Tour £18 £11

Sydney Sightseeing

Boutique Wildlife Tours Half Day Panoramic Sydney Tour

With stunning bushland surrounding Sydney you don’t have to go far to experience the uniqueness of Australia’s native bush & wildlife - but you do have to know where to look. Join our Naturalist Guides on Sydney’s most exclusive wildlife tour. Small, personalised groups travel in luxury 4WD vehicles to the South Coast and Southern Highlands in search of Australia’s iconic animals & birds. See kangaroos & koalas in the wild, search for platypus, & night-spot for wombats, possums & gliders. See colourful & distinctive parrots, lyrebirds & bowerbirds while enjoying stunning scenery & short bushwalks. Includes: Return hotel transfers, luxury air-con vehicle, light lunch & hearty dinner. Departs Sydney: Daily at 12pm, returns 11pm.

This morning you’ll see the historic Rocks area (Old Town of Sydney) and hear early convict history. Enjoy magnificent views of the Opera House, see Sydney Harbour Bridge, the shopping heart of the city incl. the Queen Victoria Building & Centrepoint Tower. Also visit Sydney’s trendy new district, Oxford Street & elegant Paddington with its terrace houses. Arrive at the famous beaches; see Tamarama, Bronte & stop at the Bondi beachfront to stroll, enjoy morning coffee or tea (at own expense). See surfers, famous Aussie lifesavers & Sydney’s most spectacular panoramic viewpoint. Return to Sydney via Sydney Heads lookout, Watsons Bay, Kings Cross & Mrs Macquaries Point for unsurpassed views of the Harbour Bridge & Opera House. Departs: Daily from 8am - 12pm.

Operated by Boutique Tours Adult Child (14yrs & under)

Boutique Wildlife Tour £162 £146

Cruise like a Local with Sea Sydney Cruises Sydney Classic Bike Tour

Be engulfed by the beauty and magic of Sydney as you “cruise like a local” for 4 hours aboard Calypso, a 52- foot Motor Yacht. Cruise the foreshores of Sydney Harbour past the world famous, iconic landmarks including The Sydney Harbour Bridge and The Opera House before dropping anchor in a secluded cove, where you’ll enjoy a gourmet barbecue lunch. Go for a swim, kayak into the beach for an ice cream, try your luck fishing or just relax on the expansive sunbeds soaking up the Sydney sunshine. Whatever your desire, this is your chance to cruise like a local and truly enjoy this quintessential Australian experience. For the ultimate experience private charters are available year round upon request. Departs: 12.30pm from the Commissioners Steps, adjacent to the Museum of Contemporary Arts, Circular Quay. Returns: 4.30pm.

There is no other experience in town that shows you as much or entertains you like the Sydney Classic! We will take you to all of the iconic sights, and tons of other sights you may miss on your own. Our expert guides will give you the information you need to get the most out of your trip to Sydney. We’ll take you to see the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour (right next to the yachts themselves), the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens (including the Flying Foxes), Hyde Park, the Anzac War Memorial, Chinatown, Sydney Tower, Parliament House, Queen Victoria Building, Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of NSW and over 30 more great attractions! We’ll even stop to take in a warm friendly pub as a half way point on your tour! Departs: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday at 10.30am. Duration: 3 ½ - 4 hours.

Operated by Sea Sydney Cruises Adult Child (5-12 yrs)

Cruise like a local £184 £120

South Coast Sea Cliffs The Rocks Walking Tour

The ultimate South Coast day tour - experience spectacular panoramic scenery, surf, sand, beaches, great food & superb wildlife. Stop at Ball Hill lookout, enjoying a traditional Aussie Billy Tea, visit the unusual Kiama Blowhole, en-route to the jewel that is Jervis Bay. Join Extreme, a premium cruise experience, walk along secluded beaches & enjoy a memorable lunch & wine tasting at a local vineyard. Discover the Southern Highlands, Kangaroo Valley, Fitzroy Falls, as well as the spectacular Grand Pacific Drive. Includes: Hotel pick up & drop off, travel in luxury air-conditioned mini coach, friendly expert guides, morning tea, lunch & wine tasting.

Departs Sydney: Tuesday & Sunday 7am, returns 7pm.

There is no better way to get up close and personal with the living history & heritage of Sydney than on foot. Let our experienced guides entertain you with these lively tales from our colourful past while enjoying the ambience of our vibrant present. The Rocks Walking Tours has long been introducing travellers & locals alike to the fascinating story of this unique place in Sydney’s history. Hear how The Rocks was inhabited by that First Fleet of convicts arriving as they did into Sydney Cove in 1788. Our groups weave their way through hidden narrow alleyways, along charming cobbled lanes & into shady courtyards, linger by quaint terrace cottages & visit a gothic church. These enjoyable aspects of a visit to The Rocks could be easily overlooked by the casual unguided visitor. Departs: Daily - Weekdays 10.30am, 1.30pm.

Operated by Mount ‘n Beach Safaris Adult Child (3-12 yrs)

South Coast Sea Cliffs £171 £120




New South Wales Sydney Sightseeing

Adult Child (10-15 yrs)

Day Climb £166 £113 Night Climb £137 £102 Dawn or Twilght Climb £209 £209

Operated by Captain Cook Cruises


Apr - Oct Nov - Mar Apr - Oct Nov - Mar

Harbour Highlights £20 £22 £11 £11 Top Deck Lunch Cruise £50 £53 £30 £33 Sunset Dinner Cruise £55 £58 £36 £39

Sydney Harbour Tall Ships

BridgeClimb Sydney Take the Climb of Your Life with BridgeClimb Sydney. You have the choice of 2 amazing adventures that take you to the top of the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge & are available at Dawn, Day, Twilight & Night.

The Bridge Climb - This is a 3½ hr guided journey overlooking the magnificent harbour city of Sydney. You’ll enjoy uninterrupted views as you climb the outer arch of the Bridge all the way to the summit. With your arrival at the summit, the 360-degree views of the city, the Opera House and beyond are unforgettable.

Welcome to Sydney Harbour Tall Ships, a small family owned company that allows thousands of people each year to ‘step back in time’ aboard a historic Tall Ship. Experience the unforgettable thrill of cruising in classic style & comfort & see all that the world’s greatest harbour has to offer from the unique perspective of Sydney’s only authentic timber tall ships. BBQ Lunch Cruise - We set sail for a wonderful adventure & cruise past all of Sydney’s biggest attractions. You will discover Sydney’s rich history & some of the stories & tales behind these iconic landmarks. During the cruise you will be given an opportunity for a guided tour below deck or get involved & help us hoist & set the sails! Enjoy 2 hours sailing, live acoustic music & a delicious ‘Aussie Sailors Feast’ Departs: Campbell’s Cove, The Rocks. Sailing schedule: 1.30-3.30pm every day but Tuesday, 11am to 1pm on weekends only. BBQ Twilight Dinner Cruise - There simply is no more glorious way to end a busy day of sightseeing than to join our sublime 2 hour twilight tall ship cruise. A truly unique part of your experience aboard a Tall Ship is the moment the wind takes over & the sound of the engine fades away. Enjoy a delicious ‘Aussie Sailors Feast’, great drinks, amazing views and live musicians to serenade you as you sail off into the sunset. Departs: Campbell’s Cove, The Rocks. Sailing Schedule: 5.30pm to 7.30pm Daily but Tuesdays, 7.45pm to 9.45pm selected days in Nov-Mar only.

Adult Child

BBQ Cruise Lunch £58 £30 BBQ Twilight Dinner Cruise £58 £30

Sydney Harbour Cruising with Captain Cook Cruises

Sydney is a harbour like no other. Inside its narrow heads lie more than 250 kilometres of bays, coves, beaches and promontories just waiting to be explored. Captain Cook Cruises is Sydney Harbour’s premier cruise operator. Our fleet of cruise, sail and solar powered vessels set the benchmark for dining, sightseeing and entertaining on the harbour. Harbour Highlights - Sydney’s best value for money sightseeing cruise. See all the harbours best known landmarks on this fully narrated cruise. All cruises stop at Darling Harbour for a visit to Sydney Aquarium (entry not included). Departs: 9.30am, 11.00am, 12.45pm, 2.30pm & 4.30pm. Duration: 1 Hour 15 Minutes. Top Deck Lunch Cruise - Cruise aboard Sydney’s flagship MV Sydney 2000. Enjoy stunning views from the upper deck, superb dining and attentive service. Includes contemporary 2 course a la carte dining and great views. Departs: 12.30pm – 2.20pm or 3.45pm. Sunset Dinner Cruise - Cruise the harbour aboard Sydney’s most prestigious cruise ship MV Sydney 2000 with a special seasonal flavour through spring twilight, summer evenings, winter city lights or autumn sunsets. Includes Canapès on arrival, 2 course meal, sparkling & still wines and the Main Harbour sights. (Surcharge applies for guaranteed window seat). Departs: 5.00pm – 6.30pm.

Sydney Opera House Sydney Opera House Guided Tour - See inside the world’s most recognisable sails. Experience this miracle of architecture & engineering. A work of art that came into existence against impossible odds - to become one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world. Departs: Daily, between 9am & 5pm. Duration: 1 Hour.

Backstage Tour - This intimate tour grants you exclusive access to areas normally reserved for the stars & their crew. Limited to 8 people per tour, you will visit the backstage areas of one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world as it prepares for the upcoming performances. Departs: Daily 7am – 9am.

Note: Other experiences and packages including performances are available on request

Per Person

Sydney Opera House Guided Tour £24 Backstage Tour £107

See Sydney & Beyond Attraction Pass - 2, 3 or 7 Days

Make the most of your visit to Sydney with a value packed attractions pass for Sydney & Beyond - including Blue Mountains. Your Pass covers over $800 worth

Operated by iVenture Card Australia

Adult Child

Without Transport With Transport Without Transport With Transport of admission fees with unlimited access to over 35 top attractions in Sydney & 2 Day Pass £113 £148 £71 £94 surround such as the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower, Oz Jetboating, Magistic Cruise, Gray Line Sightseeing & much more. Note: must 3 Days Pass £142 £202 £97 £126 be used on consecutive calendar days, valid for 12 months from purchase. 7 Days Pass £187 £230 £120 £139



New South Wales


Studio £99 One Bedroom Loft Apartment £125 Two Bedroom Apartment £168

Per Room Apr 14 - Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Sun - Thur Fri & Sat Sun - Thur Fri & Sat

Deluxe Resort Room £234 £302 £216 £283 Deluxe Valley View Room £330 £397 £311 £378


Deluxe Room £124 £145 Two Bedroom Villa £172 £192 Three Bedroom Villa £219 £240

Per Room

Apr 14 - Mar 15

Sun - Thur Fri - Sat

Vintage Room £166 £239 Heritage Suite £245 £316

Per Room Apr 14 - 26 Apr 14

27 Apr 14 - 18 Sep 14

19 Sep 14 - Mar 15

Pool View Studio £127 £109 £127 One Bedroom Standard Apt £135 £116 £135 Two Bedroom Standard Apt £200 £172 £200

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - 17 Sep 14

18 Sep 14 - Mar 15

1 Bdrm Standard Suite £269 £228 £269 1 Bdrm Deluxe Spa Suite £324 £269 £324

Regional Accommodation

See page 16 for detailed map

The Sebel Harbourside

Kiama | Hotel

Leisure Inn Spires Blue Mountains | Self Contained

Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa Katoomba | Hotel

31 Shoalhaven St. Overlooking Kiama harbour, this stylish South Coast resort reflects both the modern & the historic aspects of Kiama. Comprising 83 beautifully detailed guestrooms over 3 levels, all apts offer a delightful choice of ocean, garden or town views. By combining the beautifully restored 1871 heritagelisted bluestone building, with a sleek resort building, brassiere restaurant & bar.

100 Leura Mall, Leura. Leisure Inn Spires is perfectly located at the top of Leura’s Mall, in the spectacular Blue Mountains. Set on 3 acres of rolling landscaped gardens, Leisure Inn Spires offers spacious and modern Studio, One & Two Bedroom Apartments. The hotel also provides guests the convenience of off-street, secure parking and full laundry facilities.

Lilianfels Ave. This five star hotel is housed in a historic country house set amidst 2 acres of manicured gardens, nestled on the edge of the magnificent Jamison Valley & overlooking Blue Mountains National Park. The 85 boutique rooms features views over the English style gardens, or the majestic views of Echo Point’s vast mountains & plunging valleys. Includes buffet breakfast.


Sun - Thurs Fri & Sat

Superior King Room £127 £163 Studio Room £140 £176 Superior Balcony Room £147 £183

Diamant Hotel Canberra

Canberra | Hotel

Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Hunter Valley | Hotel

Peppers Guest House Hunter Valley | Guest House

15 Edinburgh Avenue. A spectacular 80 room luxury boutique hotel positioned by Lake Burley Griffin at the intersection of Marcus Clarke Street and Edinburgh Avenue. Surrounded by some of Canberra’s finest restaurants, this historical and heritage listed site has been transformed, creating Canberra’s first luxury boutique hotel.

VALUE ADD: Stay 3/Pay 2

(valid Oct 14 - Mar 14)

430 Wine Country Drive, Lovedale. Less than 2 hours drive north of Sydney, surrounded by picturesque vineyards and its own golf course, this award winning hotel epitomises the best of hospitality in the Hunter Valley. The hotel offers deluxe hotel & villa style self contained apartments, ample parking, outdoor pool, 2 restaurants and a supervised Kids Club.

Ekerts Road, Pokolbin. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and overlooking vineyards with an intimate relaxed atmosphere, Peppers Guest House features 48 deluxe accommodation rooms and suites, each tastefully furnished in Peppers’ distinctive boutique style. Food and wine are an integral part of the experience thanks to the famed restaurant, Chez Pok.

Per Room Apr 14 & Jul 14 & Jan 15

May - Jun 14 & Aug - Sep 14 & Dec14

Oct - Nov 14 & Feb - Mar 15

Deluxe Room £132 £154 £232 Premier Room £152 £187 £252 Premier & Bath £158 £193 £258

Breakfree Aanuka Beach Coffs Harbour | Self Contained

11 Firman Drive. Positioned on absolute beachfront with magnificent ocean views & surrounded by acres of wide open parklands. The resort features endless recreation facilities, massage & rejuvenation retreat, stylish accommodation from hotel rooms to villas & array of dining choices with a signature restaurant & alfresco café onsite.

Shoal Bay Resort & Spa Port Stephens | Apartment Hotel

Shoal Bay Road. The award winning 4.5 star Shoal Bay Resort & Spa is situated on the beachfront in the region of Port Stephens 2. ½ hrs drive north of Sydney. The resort offers 200 luxurious self-contained 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, 4 restaurants and 5 bars, 3 swimming pools and the exclusive Aqua Day Spa. A diverse range of unique and exciting activities are available.

The Byron at Byron Resort Byron Bay | Hotel

77 - 97 Broken Head Road. Set within a stunning 45 acre subtropical rainforest, just moments from Tallow Beach, this multi award winning resort provides an idyllic escape in a relaxed atmosphere. This is a place to indulge with nurturing spa treatments, fresh local cuisine, endless walks through the rainforest, daily yoga & spacious well appointed one bedroom suites.


Hotel Room £100 Paradise Spa Bure £120 Two Bedroom Spa Villa £171






New South Wales Regional Tours & Sightseeing

Operated by AAT Kings Adult Child (15 yrs & under)

Blue Mountains, Wildlife Park & Rivercruise with lunch £97 £49

Operated by Boutique Tours Australia Adult Child (3-12 yrs)

Boutique Wine Tours £71 £52 Boutique Wine Gourmet Tour £110 £91

Operated by Boutique Tours Australia Adult Child (3-16 yrs)

Boutique Mountain Tours £128 £97

Hunter Valley Wine Day Blue Mountains, Wildlife Park & Rivercruise with Lunch

Depart Sydney and head north towards our morning tea stop - a unique wildlife park where we’ll meet native Australian animals. Head away from the main road and travel through the National Parks to the historic town of Wollombi. Continue over Mount View and head into the Hunter Valley to a boutique winery for the first wine tasting experience. The next winery is our lunch destination, where a gourmet tasting experience of food and wine matching awaits. Continue to the last winery which also combines hand made cheeses to match with the wines, and then finally to a chocolate shop to taste some unique flavours of the Hunter Valley. Includes: Return Hotel transfers, small group touring as per itinerary, morning tea & wildlife park entry, lunch, wine, cheese & chocolate tastings. Departs Sydney: Daily from 7am - 6pm.

Depart the city via Anzac Bridge, stopping for morning tea at Featherdale Wildlife Park. Working our way up the mountains we stop at Govetts Leap lookout for a photo opportunity. Visit the village of Leura for lunch and then follow the Cliff Drive with views over Jamison Valley, Echo Point and the Three Sisters. Take a ride on the world’s steepest railway - Scenic Railway, the Skyway Cable Car or the new Sceniscender Cable Car (rides at own expense). Depart Scenic Skyway for a photo stop at Narrowneck Lookout before travelling to Sydney’s Olympic site and joining a cruise along Parramatta River, concluding at Circular Quay. Includes: Entrance to Featherdale Wildlife Park, Lunch and River Cruise. Departs Sydney: Daily from 8.15am – 6pm.

Operated by AEA Luxury Tours Adult Child (3-12yrs)

Hunter Valley Wine Day £135 £78

Boutique Wine Tours Hunter Valley Vintage Winetasters

Join our multi-award winning tour discovering the best boutique wineries of the Hunter Valley. Our fully flexible itinerary is tailor made every day to suit the needs & interests of our small group of travellers. Visit 3-5 wineries for tastings plus a behind the scenes tour in a boutique winery. Stopping at the Hunter Valley Gardens Village at lunchtime, those doing the Gourmet tour will enjoy a 2 course meal, while those without lunch included can simply do your own thing or bring lunch with you. Head back to Sydney taking in the beautiful surrounds and reflect on your day. Includes: Return hotel transfers, luxury air-conditioned vehicle, visit 3-5 wineries, wine tastings, 2 course lunch (Gourmet Tour only). Departs Sydney: Daily from 7.20am.

Depart Sydney for Australia’s premium white wine growing region. Cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge, see Ku- Ring-Gai National Park, spectacular Hawkesbury River. See sandstone cliffs, mountains, rivers, farmland, spot kangaroos, travel quiet backroads, enjoy morning tea & explore Wollombi 1850’s ‘sandstone’ village including the pub. Taste wines at famous old family run vineyards as well as exciting new names such as Brokenwood, Draytons, Tempus II, Oakvale or visit smaller, more exclusive wineries. Lunch today is in the heart of the vineyards where you’ll enjoy superb food along with specially matched wines giving our famous ‘wine & food marriage’ lunch! We’ll also visit local produce shops for tastings.

Includes: Return hotel transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle, wine & produce tastings, lunch & an expert guide. Departs Sydney: From 7am Monday, Wednesday & Fridays.

Operated by Mount ‘n Beach Safaris Adult Child (14 yrs & under)

Hunter Valley Vintage Winetasters £165 £115

Blue Mountains High Country Ecotour Boutique Mountain Tours

This fantastic Ecotour to the Blue Mountains unlocks a piece of Australia you would never have known existed. Visit an ancient Aboriginal site and outstanding lookouts; examine rock formations and the unusual plants and wildlife. At Katoomba savour the views of the magnificent Jamison Valley (Australia’s Grand Canyon) and the Three Sisters. After a BBQ lunch in a secluded bush setting continue on to a hidden valley to seek out the many kangaroos that graze in the wild (conditions permitting). Return to Sydney via the Olympic 2000 site.

Includes: Return Hotel transfers, highly qualified and knowledgeable guide, travel in luxury air - conditioned vehicles, home made morning tea, BBQ Lunch, cheese platter, selected Australian wines and refreshments, all park entry fees and comprehensive commentary. Departs Sydney: Daily 8am – 5.30pm.

Experience the Mountains as they should be seen - away from the crowds, from secluded lookouts and short bushwalks. First stop is to explore the Koomurri Cultural Centre to gain insight into the world’s most ancient surviving culture. Heading into the Blue Mountains, we can design our day based on the opportunities that will provide the best the Mountains have to offer on the day, visiting several lookouts along the way. Enjoy lunch in a spectacular location, afterwards heading back down the mountains seeing some iconic wildlife. Before returning to Sydney enjoy a one hour river cruise, finishing your day by dropping off at Darling Harbour & Circular Quay. Includes: Hotel pick up, luxury air-conditioned vehicle, time for short walks, lunch, river cruise & an experienced knowledgeable guide. Departs Sydney: Weekdays from 7.30am.

Operated by Australian Wild Escapes Adult Child (5-12 yrs)

Blue Mountains High Country Ecotour £171 £86



0.59 142 145 Phillip Island Kms

Hrs 1.48 2.05 229 291 366 Twelve Apostle

Hrs 2.53 3.42 4.29 75.90 94.6 108 299 Mornin

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Credit: Tourism Australia

Victoria is packed with both scenic & cultural attractions from striking public spaces, state-of-the-art museums to heritage sites & wildlife.

Discover the cafes and bars of Melbourne’s gothic laneways and drive the Great Ocean Road. Wind your way through the wineries of the Yarra Valley and chug down the Murray in a paddle- steamer. Swim with dolphins on Mornington Peninsula and see fairy penguins on Phillip Island. Trek the rugged Grampians then relax in a Daylesford health spa. Bushwalk Gippsland’s coastal wilderness, hit the High Country slopes or explore the grand architecture of a Goldfields town.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Lose yourself in the bustle of Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market and the countless laneways

and arcades dotted through out the city

• Check out Southbank’s casino complex and string of riverside restaurants, cafes & bars

• Go sports mad with a guided tour and hosted AFL game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

• See the nighttime sights of Melbourne whilst enjoying a gourmet meal aboard a tramcar restaurant

• Travel one of the world’s most scenic roads through the Great Ocean Road and see the Twelve Apostles spectacular limestone stacks rising from the ocean

• Enjoy a wine tasting tour through the Yarra Valley famous for wine, fresh food & breathtaking scenery

• Visit Healesville wildlife sanctuary and the historic Puffing Billy steam railway in the Dandenong Ranges

• Travel through the rolling hills of the Mornington Peninsula where you’ll find great beaches, wineries and golf courses

• Experience Australian wildlife in its natural habitat with penguins, seals, koalas and birds at Phillip Island

• Trek the pristine coastal wilderness of Wilsons Promontory National Park at the southern most point of mainland Australia.

• Journey through gold rush history and see the magnificent architecture that gold built in Ballarat and Bendigo

BEST TIMES TO GO Victoria is a year-round destination with a mild climate with four distinct seasons: warm to hot summers, mild autumns, cool to cold winters and cool springs. The climate varies across the state, with drier and warmer weather in the north.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN VICTORIA Melbourne Kms

61.1 Yarra Valley Kms Hrs

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Ballarat Kms Hrs


Victoria Suggested Itinerary

7 Day City & Regional Victoria Highlights

The Twelve Apostles along The Great Ocean Road. Credit: Tourism Australia

Day 1 & 2 - Arrive Melbourne Melbourne is a lively and cosmopolitan city with endless things to experience and see from discovering hidden lane ways, boutique shopping, cruising down the Yarra River or enjoying the sights from a historic tram. 2 Night Stay in Melbourne (see page 26 for accommodation options).

Day 3 - Great Ocean Road (Melbourne – Apollo Bay, 186km – approx 2 ½ hours) Collect your rental car and head west out of Melbourne towards the Great Ocean Road – one of the most scenic drives in the world. Pass through Geelong before reaching the famed surfing town of Torquay. After a lunch stop, continue to Apollo Bay. 1 Night Stay in Apollo Bay (see page 27 for accommodation options).

Day 4 - Great Ocean Road (Apollo Bay – Port Fairy, 193km – approx 2 ¾ hours) Today promises dramatic scenery with the rugged coastline, ancient rainforests and spectacular waterfalls of the Great Otway National Park. After a stop at the Twelve Apostles, continue along the Shipwreck coast and through the historic whaling city of Warrnambool to the picturesque village of Port Fairy. 1 Night Stay in Port Fairy (see page 27 for accommodation options).

Day 5 & 6 - Port Fairy to Halls Gap (158km - approx 2 ½ hours) After breakfast, bid farewell to the Great Ocean Road and continue towards the natural beauty of the Grampians mountain range. The town of Halls Gap is the tourist hub of the region. Surrounded by the Wonderland and Mount William ranges, it is a great place to base yourself as you explore the Grampians. It offers major attractions, including Boroka and Reed’s lookouts, McKenzie Falls, Lake Bellfield and Zumsteins, South Australia. 2 Night Stay in Halls Gap. (accommodation options on request)

Day 7 - Halls Gap to Melbourne (248km – approx 3 ½ hours) This morning make your way out of the Grampians and head north towards the Goldfields to the township of Stawell. Then on through Ballarat, one of Victorias largest cities before heading east back to the bright lights and high culture of Melbourne. (see page 26 for accommodation options).

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PARLIAMENT HOUSE

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Victoria


Petite Queen Room £128 One Bedroom Apartment £160 Two Bedroom Apartment £252

Per Room Apr 14 - 25 Sep 14 26 Sep 14 - Mar 15

Guest Room £106 £116 Extra Person £26 £26


Oct 14 - 13 Dec 14

14 Dec 14 - 4 Jan 15

5 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Standard Room £163 £191 £163 £191 South Wharf Room £163 £191 £163 £191 Extra Person £47 £47 £47 £47


Superior Room £132 £144 Deluxe Room £148 £160 Extra Person £43 £43


Grand Classic £157 £179 Grand River £182 £204 Club River* £244 £266 Club River Corner Room* £277 £300


Standard Room £84 One Bedroom Apartment £117 Two Bedroom Apartment £207

Melbourne Accommodation


1 ibis Melbourne

2

Melbourne | Hotel

Alto Hotel on Bourke

3

Melbourne | Hotel

Travelodge Southbank Melbourne | Hotel

15 Therry Street. ibis Melbourne is well located within easy walking distance of the famous Queen Victoria Markets, the legendary Lygon Street restaurant precinct and Melbourne Central Shopping district. In addition, the hotel is in close proximity to the theatres, major car rental companies and with the tram stop just at the hotel’s doorstep.

636 Bourke St. Alto Hotel on Bourke is one of Melbourne’s newest boutique apartments hotels & is one of the few Environmentally Friendly rated, hotels in Melbourne’s CBD. Bringing together classic architecture & a contemporary interior, this hotel offers apartment living with true hotel- style hospitality. An onsite restaurant & bar, relaxation room, unlimited espresso coffee, library & free access to nearby gym & free Wifi.

9 Riverside Quay. Located in the heart of the Southgate precinct and within walking distance to some of Melbourne’s landmark attractions. All 275 rooms feature an en-suite bathroom, kitchenette with microwave and tea and coffee-making facilities, TV with radio and movie channels. Hotel facilities include Breakfast lounge, car parking & 24 hour reception.


Standard Room £91 £98 One Bedroom Apartment £124 £130 Two Bedroom Apartment £188 £194

4 Mantra on the Park

Melbourne | Self Contained

333 Exhibition Street. Overlooking Carlton Gardens, Mantra on the Park consists of 144 self-contained apartments, all with private balconies enjoying spectacular city skyline or scenic garden views. Rooms are air-conditioned and feature full kitchen and laundry facilities, plus lounge and dining areas. Hotel facilities include a 24 hour reception desk, concierge and porter service & evening room service. Leisure facilities include an indoor heated pool & sauna.

5 Crowne Plaza Melbourne Melbourne | Hotel

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (Valid Apr 14 - Sep 14)

1-5 Spencer St. Located in the heart of the city’s vibrant docklands, you’re surrounded by restaurants on the Yarra’s north bank & Melbourne Aquarium & just over the bridge from the Crown Casino. Only a 5 min walk from Southern Cross rail station and a stroll to the tramways. Guest rooms provide the comfort of a home away from home with free morning newspaper, minibar & 24 hr room service.

6 Rendezvous Grand Hotel Melbourne Melbourne | Hotel

328 Flinders Street. Built in 1913 this heritage listed hotel has been meticulously restored to retain the feel and style of the classical 1900’s era, whilst at the same time providing 21st century technology and facilities. Centrally located opposite Flinders Street Railway, the hotel features 340 stylishly appointed rooms and suites with LCD tv’s and mini bars.


One Bedroom Apartment £142 Two Bedroom Apartment £245

7 Citadines Melbourne on Bourke Melbourne | Self Contained

8 Seasons Heritage Melbourne 9

Melbourne | Hotel

The Langham Melbourne | Hotel

131 - 135 Bourke Street. With vibrant design elements and cleverly configured spaces, Citadines Melbourne on Bourke provides flexible services and facilities that allow you to customise your experience to your own liking and budget. Enjoy the privacy of your own residence whilst enjoying the convenience of a hotel.

572 St Kilda Rd. Seasons Heritage Melbourne is set amidst world-class shopping and entertainment on Chapel Street, Prahran and South Yarra. It combines the old world charm of a restored heritage listed mansion with a modern contemporary apartment wing. An apartment style hotel that offers all the luxuries of a city hotel including 24 hour room service, restaurant and bar, secure car parking, gymnasium, broadband & high speed Wifi.

1 Southgate Ave.This deluxe hotel has undoubtedly Melbourne’s most enviable location on the banks of the Yarra River. The classically designed guestrooms are spacious & all boast marble bathrooms along with all the luxury conveniences. Chuan Spa, Melbourne’s only Leading Spa of the World, offers a sanctuary away from the hustle & bustle of the city.


Studio Deluxe £142 One Bedroom Deluxe £164 Two Bedroom Deluxe £233

*Club Rooms incl. access to “The Langham Club”.




Victoria Regional VIC Accommodation


Bridge Room B&B £194 Cottage Room B&B £194 Loft Room B&B £241

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - Mar 15

Courtyard Room £210 £175 £210 Riverfront Room £210 £175 £210 Premium Room £210 £191 £210

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - Aug 14

Sep 14 - Mar 15

Standard Queen £194 £146 £194 Garden Terrace £226 £170 £226 One Bedroom Spa Suite £259 £194 £259 Two Bedroom Spa Suite £255 £267 £355

Per Room

Apr 14 - Mar 15

Sun - Thur Fri & Sat

Springs Classic Room £160 £184 Garden Spa Room £192 £216 Deluxe Spa Room £211 £235


Hotel Room £110 One Bedroom Apartment £117 Two Bedroom Apartment £131


Deluxe Room £138 Extra Person £18

Cumberland Lorne Resort Lorne | Self Contained

Captains at the Bay Apollo Bay | B&B

Oscars Waterfront Boutique Hotel Port Fairy | B&B

150-178 Mountjoy Parade. Known as one of Australia’s premier leisure & conference resorts, less than 2 hours drive from Melbourne. The Cumberland is situated in the heart of Lorne - directly opposite the famous main beach and offers 99 fully serviced and air conditioned apartments, many with ocean views, a restaurant and bar, 2 tennis courts & swimming pools.

21 Pascoe Street. Captain’s at the Bay is a contemporary B&B. Old is combined with new in an environment that is friendly and non intrusive, with great service. They offer superb accommodation with the advantage of being strolling distance from the foreshore, beach, restaurants, Visitor Information Centre and the busy shopping centre.

41B Gipps Street. This French provincial style property has a superb waterfront location overlooking a marina of yachts and just a short stroll to the beaches and a short drive to the magnificent Twelve Apostles. Featuring one suite and six individually decorated king rooms with amazing views. All have en-suites, televisions and bar fridge. Includes breakfast. Property is closed 23-28 December 2013.


22 Apr 14 -19 Sep 14

20 Sep 14 -20 Dec 14

20 Sep 14 - Mar 15

One Bedroom Garden Apt £157 £126 £157 £193 One Bedroom Ocean Apt £191 £153 £191 £227 Two Bedroom Ocean Apt £238 £191 £238 £275

Quality Suites Deep Blue

Warrnambool | Hotel

16 Pertobe Road. Located less than three hour’s drive from Melbourne in the largest city on the Great Ocean Road. Comprising 79 guestrooms with generous balconies many boast magnificent ocean views. The hotel is uniquely positioned on top of a natural mineral aquifer, and enables the hotel to provide geothermal water for the Baths & Spa. Other features include Day Spa, 4 private plunge pool rooms and onsite restaurant & bar.

Balgownie Estate Yarra Valley Yarra Valley | Hotel

1309 Melba Highway, Yarra Valley. Located an hour from Melbourne city, offering stylish and sophisticated accommodation complete with an indulgent day spa, swimming pool, fitness centre, restaurant and cellar door. 65 beautiful rooms and suites all complete with bathrobes, balcony and tea & coffee making facilities.

Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa Hepburn Springs | Hotel

Set in Victoria’s picturesque Daylesford and Macedon Ranges – just over an hour from Melbourne, the stylish and serene Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa is a grand 1930’s guest house, transformed into a deluxe retreat with leafy gardens, stunning courtyards and 40 luxurious rooms to choose from. The multi award winning Mineral Spa is one of the great pleasures of your stay. Minimum 2 nights Fri and Sat night.

Per Room Apr 14 -

24 Dec 14 25 Dec 14 - 12 Jan 15

13 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Seascape Studio £110 £174 £110 Ocean View Studio £123 £187 £123

Lindenderry at Red Hill Mornington Peninsula | Hotel

The Esplanade Resort & Spa Lakes Entrance | Self Contained

Walhalla’s Star Hotel Walhalla | Guest

VALUE ADD: Stay 3/Pay 2 (Valid Jun 14 - Aug 14)

142 Arthurs Seat Road, Red Hill. A secluded retreat, situated on 30 acres of stunning designer gardens & vineyards in the heart of the beautiful Mornington Peninsula an hour’s drive from Melbourne. Created in the tradition of elegant European country estate hotels, Lindenderry has 40 luxurious, spacious & classic guestrooms, 5 intimate lounge areas, day spa, tennis court & cellar door. Includes Full Breakfast.

1 The Esplanade. Located in the seaside fishing village of Lakes Entrance (4.5 hours from Melbourne) the Esplanade Resort & Spa comprises of 134 rooms including hotel rooms, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom fully self contained apartments. Facilities include a large lagoon pool, indoor heated pool & spa, floodlit tennis court, BBQ areas, café & fine dining restaurant, bar & day spa.

Main Road, Walhalla. Located in a historic mining town, surrounded by steep mountains and lush forest - just 2 hours east of Melbourne. A key overnight stop on the Sydney-Melbourne Coastal Drive, this boutique hotel provides 12 stylish suites, all with ensuite bathrooms, king size beds and a section of verandah or cottage garden to enjoy. The hotel also features a relaxing guest lounge, restaurant and friendly service.


Courtyard Room B&B £169 Vineyard Room B&B £199 Garden Room B&B £229


Victoria


Sun - Thur Fri, Sat & Public Holidays Sun - Thur Fri, Sat & Public

Holidays Early Dinner 5.45pm - 7.15pm £59 £59 £52 £52 Late Dinner 8.35pm - 11.30pm £89 £101 £82 £94

Operated by Australian Wine Tour Co. Adult Child (3-16 yrs)

Yarra Valley Wine Experience £78 £59

Operated by Melbourne’s Best Day Tours Adult Child (2-12 yrs)

Great Ocean Road & 12 Apostles £73 £54

Melbourne & Regional VIC Sightseeing

Lanes and Arcades Walking Tour Colonial Tramcar Restaurant

The bustling lanes and magnificent arcades are the best way to really see Melbourne, inspiring memories of the past, and the evolution of a young city, and many of their wonders are not always easy to find. Enjoying more than just the sights; meet those that live and work here, drink in the sounds and smell the activity! Discover local designers and specialty retailers, often only found in the city, along with a little history, and insights into amazing architecture. Indulge with a morning tea and chocolate tastings, conclude with a bistro lunch and a glass of wine and make the most of your time in Melbourne… get lost in the atmosphere, and the life of the city, in just half a day! Departs Melbourne: Mon - Sat at 10am - 2pm. Includes: Goodie bag, SHOP guide, special offers, Morning Tea, lunch & a glass of wine.

Dining in Melbourne can be a fabulous experience, especially aboard the fleet of historical trams. These glossy, burgundy restaurants on wheels are the first travelling tramcar restaurants in the world and ensure a delightful innovative approach to dining. As they cruise the scenic streets of Melbourne, diners can enjoy our fine cuisine and drink the very best of Australian wines or make a selection from our fully stocked bar at a fully inclusive price. The atmosphere is cosy, the service friendly and the decor as inviting as the colonial period these trams reflect.

Operated by Hidden Secrets Per Person

Lanes & Arcades Walking Tour with Lunch £78

Koalas & Kangaroos in the Wild Yarra Valley Wine Experience

Leaving the You Yangs we travel to Serendip Open Range Sanctuary where we are immediately amongst wild kangaroos, screeching cockatoos or chattering Honeyeaters. A delicious picnic lunch is served with Australian ‘Billy Tea’ in an open-air setting. After lunch we are in search for the wild and secretive mobs of the Eastern Grey kangaroos where we can often walk quietly along & see them before they see us, providing opportunity to watch completely natural kangaroo social behaviour. Watch out for curious emus & see the large population of waterbirds at the billabong. Includes: An experienced Wildlife Guide, a substantial picnic lunch, entry fees & air conditioned transport to & from pickup location. Departs Melbourn: at 8.40am, returns 6pm.

The Yarra Valley is renowned for its quality wines, specialty foods and breathtaking scenery making it the perfect place to enjoy a day away from the city. The Australian Wine Tour Co. wine experience tour takes in some of Victoria’s best wineries in the stunning region of the Yarra Valley - Yering Station, Balgownie Estate, Yering Farm & Domaine Chandon all only 1 hr from Melbourne. Included are tutored tastings at the 4 wineries, a superb winery restaurant lunch with wine, finishing the day at the home of Australia’s No.1 bubbly, Domaine Chandon, for tasty light platters & a glass of sparkling wine. Departs Melbourne: Daily from 9am - 5pm. Includes: Transport from Melbourne, tastings at 4 wineries, lunch at Rochford Winery, wine expert tour guide, tasty light platters and glass of sparkling wine at Domaine Chandon. Tour wineries & format may change without notice.

Operated by Echidna Walkabout Adult Child (2-13 yrs)

Koalas & Kangaroos in the Wild £123 £92

Penguins, Koalas & Wildlife Great Ocean Road & 12 Apostles

This fascinating tour to Phillip Island allows you to walk amongst the treetops at the Koala Conservation Centre Walk and see wild koalas within touching distance. See the penguins come ashore at dusk on a secluded beach from their ocean feeding grounds and watch them waddle their way into the dunes where their burrow nests are situated. We have access to the less populated boardwalks enabling you to gain close contact with the penguins without any hustle and bustle. The evening finishes with dinner in the township of Cowes before returning to Melbourne late evening. Departs Melbourne: Mon, Wed & Fri 1pm - 10pm. Includes: Hotel pick up and drop off, highly qualified and knowledgeable guide, travel in luxury airconditioned vehicles, home made afternoon tea, umptuous dinner, entry to Koala Conservation Centre and Penguin Parade.

Enjoy one of the world’s great coastal drives. View the popular townships of Torquay & Lorne via the lush Otway Rainforests & stop for morning tea at Bells Beach. Travel to Kennett River & view the colony of wild koalas in their natural habitat. A sumptuous lunch is served at Apollo Bay before heading along the Shipwreck Coast area of the Great Ocean Road to the 12 Apostles. Marvel at Loch Ard Gorge before heading inland through dairy farm country on the way back to Melbourne.

Departs Melbourne: Daily at 8am, returns at 7pm. Includes: Hotel pick up and drop off, highly qualified and knowledgeable guide, travel in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and a complimentary lunch at Lavers Hill.


Penguins, Koalas & Wildlife £171 £86




Victoria Melbourne & Regional VIC Sightseeing

Melbourne Zoo

At Melbourne Zoo, you can meet over 300 different species from around the world, only minutes from the city centre! See majestic Asian Elephants, sleek Sumatran Tigers & Orang-utans swinging through the trees. Visit the Gorilla Rainforest or see Koalas and Kangaroos in our Australian Bush Setting.

Discover our exciting interactive exhibits. You will get the chance to learn all about our animals and you can even choose to get up close with some of your favourites.

Operated by Melbourne Zoo Adult Child (3-14yrs)

General Entry £18 £9 Kangaroo Up Close £20 £20

Healesville Sanctuary

Healesville Sanctuary is one of Australias most loved tourist attractions and the best place in Victoria to see and interact with native Australian wildlife. The Sanctuary is committed to fighting wildlife extinction and offers you the opportunity to come close up to unique Australian animals.

Operated by Healesville Sanctuary Adult Child (0-14yrs)

General Entry £18 £9 Wade with the Platypus £133 £133

3 Day Melbourne to Sydney Tour

Discover the hidden secrets of the Melbourne to Sydney route. This tour includes a walk at the Wilson’s Promontory National Park, Australia’s most southerly point. Spend the night in Lakes Entrance. The next day we walk through beautiful temperate rainforest at the pristine Bemm River Scenic Reserve then continue to the town of Eden where we visit the Killer Whale Museum. We then take a drive through the picturesque Bournda National Park and spend the night in Batemans Bay. On the third day we follow the scenic route to Jervis Bay Marine Park. Enjoy a stroll along the beach, featuring the worlds whitest sand and embark on an unforgettable Dolphin Watch Cruise. On the way to Sydney the last stop is Kiama where we visit the local volcanic rock pool from where we may see dolphins or whales. Inclusions: x2 nights 4 star accommodation, x2 breakfasts, x3 lunches. Entrance fees to whale museum. Departs: Wednesdays

Operated by Oceania Tours & Safaris Adult Child (0-14yrs)

3 Day Melbourne to Sydney Tour £1,080 £865

3 Day Great Ocean Road & Grampians Adventure

Our three day camping adventure will take you on a journey of discovery along the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians National Park, with plenty of time to soak up the scenery and attractions. Explore the iconic Cape Otway Lighthouse, staying overnight along the Great Ocean Road. We travel to the Port Campbell National Park to experience the majestic 12 Apostles and explore the historic Shipwreck Coast. In the Grampians see dramatic mountains, stunning waterfalls, as well as the rugged Australian landscape! Camp under the stars or stay overnight in shared accommodation the choice is yours! Inclusions: x3 nights accommodation. x 2 breakfasts, x3 lunches, x2 dinners. Entrance Fees. Camping equipment (Sleeping Bag hire available $15.00). Departs: Tuesdays & Fridays from Melbourne at 07.30am. Returns: Melbourne at 7pm

Operated by Bunyip Tours Adult Child (0-14yrs)

3 Day Great Ocean Road & Grampians Adventure £236 £236



1.43 289 187 Hervey Bay (for Fraser Island) Kms

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Queensland Heart Reef, apart of the Great Barrier Reef

Torres Strait Thursday Island

Horn Island Bamaga

CAPE YORK

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Gulf of Carpentaria

Weipa

ARCHER BEND

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CAPE YORK

PENINSULA

LAKEFIELD NAT PARK

CORAL SEA

Lizard Island

Mornington Island

Lakeland Downs DAINTREE

Cooktown

Cape Tribulation STAATEN

RIVER NAT PARK

NAT PARK Mossman Gorge

Mossman Port Douglas

Green Island

Karumba CHILLAGOES

MUNGANA CAVES

Kuranda Atherton

Cairns

Burketown

Normanton NAT PARK ATHERTON TABLELANDS

Georgetown

Mission Beach Dunk Island

LAWN HILL NAT PARK

Camooweal

Croydon

Bourke and Wills Roadhouse

Lava Tubes UNDARA NAT PARK

Hinchenbrook Island

Orpheus Island Magnetic Island

Townsville

Mt Isa

Boula

Cloncurry

DIAMANTINA NAT PARK

Winton

Longreach

Charters Towers

Hughenden

Mt Elliot Airlie Beach

Prosperine

Mackay

Emerald

WHITSUNDAYS Hayman Island Daydream Island South Mole Island Hamilton Island Lindeman Island Long Island Brampton Island

Rockhampton Great Keppel Island Wilson Island Heron Island

Gladstone

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

SIMPSON DESERT

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Birdsville

Windorah

CARNARVON GORGE NAT PARK

Lady Elliot Island

Bundaberg

Chareville

Cunnamulla

CURRAWINYA NAT PARK

St George

Roma

Hervey Bay

BUNYA MTS NAT PARK

Glass House Mountains

Toowoomba

Warwick

Fraser Island

Maryborough

Noosa Heads SUNSHINE COAST Maroochydore

Moreton Island

BRISBANE Surfers Paradise GOLD COAST

Cruise down the Brisbane River, walk the golden sandy beaches surrounded by high rises in Surfers Paradise or four wheel drive on the beach on World Heritage-listed Fraser Island. Swim, sail or just relax at one of the 74 unspoiled, palm-fringed islands that make up the Whitsundays, snorkel through the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef amongst tropical fish and techni- colour coral or visit the lush Daintree Rainforest. However you choose to experience Queensland – you are assured an unforgettable holiday.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Scale the Story Bridge for a breathtaking birds-eye view of Brisbane • Explore rainforest retreats and rainforest bush walks in the Gold Coast Hinterland

• Spend a few days experiencing the stunning beaches, surfing paradise & exciting theme parks on the Gold Coast

• Stroll through cosmopolitan Hastings Street in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast • Four wheel drive past rainforest and fresh water lagoons on World Heritage-listed Fraser

Island, the world’s largest sand island

• Discover the Whitsunday Islands – 74 islands in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef and walk along the pure white sands of Whitehaven Beach

• Snorkel, dive or do a day trip to the Great Barrier Reef – a World Heritage-listed spectacular of coral islands and marine life

• Visit Cape Tribulation – where the rainforest meets the reef

• Take an ecotour to the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest – the planet’s oldest surviving tropical rainforest

• See some of the world’s longest lava tubes in Undara Volcanic National Park

BEST TIMES TO GO With warm summers (November to March), and mild winters (April to October), Queensland is a great holiday destination all year round. The climate along the Queensland coast ranges from hot and humid in the far north to comfortable cool temperatures in the southeast. The tropical wet season lasts from November to March, during this time box jellyfish can restrict swimming in the ocean.

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9 Day North Queensland & Fraser Island Highlights

Cape Tribulation, North Queensland.

Day 1 & 2 - Cairns Welcome to Tropical North Queensland! Today is free to explore Cairns at your own pace. The next morning board the Kuranda Scenic Rail for a breathtaking journey. On arrival in Kuranda enjoy free time exploring this “Village in the Rainforest” before boarding the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and enjoying lunch at Tjapukai Cultural Park. Stay two nights in Cairns (see page 40 for accommodation options).

Day 3 - Port Douglas Its time to relax! Transfer from Cairns to Port Douglas and spend the remainder of the day exploring this sophisticated town with the pristine sand of Four Mile Beach, boutique stores at Marina Mirage and the many cafes along Macrossan Street. Stay three nights in Port Douglas (See page 42 for accommodation options).

Day 4 - Great Barrier Reef Today a chance to experience the World Heritage - listed Great Barrier Reef – travel out to the reef from Port Douglas by high speed catamaran and spend the day, snorkelling, diving or just relaxing!

Day 5 - Daintree & Cape Tribulation Join a full day tour for a day discovering the Daintree region – where the rainforest meets the reef at Cape Tribulation. Your tour will take you deep into the heart of the forest for an unforgettable experience.

Day 6 - Port Douglas to Brisbane Depart Port Douglas this morning and travel to Cairns Airport for your flight to Brisbane. On arrival to Queensland’s State Capital – Brisbane, transfer to your hotel and spend the remainder of the day exploring this River City. Stay one night in Brisbane (see page 32 for accommodation options).

Day 7 & 8 - Brisbane to Fraser Island After Breakfast, board the Tilt Train for a 3.5 hour journey to Hervey Bay – the gateway to World Heritage listed Fraser Island. Once at Hervey Bay transfer via coach and catamaran to Kingfisher Bay Resort, Fraser Island. Once on the Island - the next day is yours to explore the world’s largest sand island. Two Nights in Fraser Island (see page 37 for options).

Day 9 - Fraser Island to Brisbane This morning transfer back to Hervey Bay to meet the Tilt Train and travel back to Brisbane, arriving mid afternoon. One Night Stay in Brisbane.

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BOTANIC GARDENS

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Queensland

Per Room Apr 14 - Mar 15 Sun - Thur Fri & Sat

Hotel Room £180 £133 Studio Room £193 £146 One Bedroom Apartment £222 £175 Two Bedroom Apartment £322 £133

Per Room

Apr 14 - Mar 15

Mon - Thu Fri - Sun

Studio Room £146 £107 One Bedroom Apartment £185 £146 Two Bedroom Apartment £330 £253


7 Oct 14 - 18 Dec 14

19 Dec 14 - 18 Jan 15

19 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Superior Room £222 £256 £142 £222 Luxury Room £253 £289 £175 £253 Luxury Club Room £320 £355 £241 £320



Operated by iVenture Card Adult Child (5-16yrs)

2 Day Pass £115 £88 3 Day Pass £128 £101 7 Day Pass £169 £128

Operated by Mirimar Cruises Adult Child (5-16yrs)

Return river cruise including admission into Lone Pine £46 £26

Brisbane Accommodation & Sightseeing


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Brisbane | Hotel

2 Rendezvous Hotel Anzac Square 3

Brisbane | Hotel

Mantra South Bank Brisbane | Self Contained

VALUE ADD: Stay 3/Pay 2 (Valid Jun 14 - Aug 14)

27-35 Turbot Street. Conveniently located in the city centre within easy walking distance to the Queen Street Mall, South Bank Parklands & Roma Street Transit Centre. The hotel features 218 rooms, a restaurant & bar. Guests also have access to food & beverage outlets & parking facilities at the Mercure Hotel located next door.

255 Ann Street. In the heart of the Brisbane city, opposite Central Railway Station and overlooking Anzac Square memorial Gardens, this beautifully restored, heritage listed building boasts over 131 hotel rooms and spacious suite style apartments. An elegant guest library adjoining the foyer offers a perfect quiet retreat for guests.

161 Grey Street. Located on the southern bank of the Brisbane River within close proximity to Brisbane’s CBD, entertainment & arts districts & Soutbank Parklands. Feat. 161 Hotel rms, studios & 1 & 2 Bdrm apts with balconies. Facilities incl. an outdoor heated lap pool, spa & fully-equipped gym.

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - 12 Dec 14

13 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Standard Room £114 £119 £114 £119 Extra Person £26 £26 £26 £26

4 Pullman King George Square 5

Brisbane | Hotel

Oaks Festival Towers 6

Brisbane | Self Contained

Sofitel Brisbane Central Brisbane | Hotel


Cnr Ann & Roma Streets. Located in the heart of the city, choose from the refurbished 5 star comfort of the rooms in the Pullman tower or the warm, convivial vibe of the accommodation in the 4 star Mercure tower. Offering a sophisticated restaurant, sleek and vibrant bar and café, recreation deck with rooftop pool and fitness centre.

108 Albert Street. Offering one and two bedroom contemporary, self- contained apartments each with a private balcony and city views, you’re on the spot for the very best of this relaxed river city: the cream of café society is at the door, and it’s an easy stroll to the Queen Street Mall, Treasury Casino, the beautiful Botanic Gardens and the Sunday Riverside markets.

249 Turbot Street. Conveniently situated above Central Train Station & easy walking distance to South Bank Parklands & Queen Street Mall. 433 superbly refurbished rooms & elegant suites, including the exclusive Club floors, offer a totally luxurious hotel experience. Facilities also include a SoFit Gym, heated pool and spa, the exclusive Cuvée Lounge Bar, the unique Thyme² Restaurant & the award-winning Privé249.


13 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Mercure Superior Room £121 £153 £121 £153 Pullman Deluxe Room £155 £214 £155 £214 Extra Person £43 £43 £43 £43

Croc Express Tour Australia Zoo is home to some of Australia’s most incredible wildlife. Now a legacy to the famous conservationist, Steve Irwin, you can get up close and personal and are guaranteed wildlife action... snake handling, beautiful birds demonstration, tortoise encounter and of course, fearsome Salt Water Crocodiles! Dangerous in the extreme and a jaw snapping adventure of epic proportions... Prepare yourself!

Includes: Entry to Australia Zoo and Shows.

Departs: Daily from Brisbane 8.45am - 5.30pm.

Queensland Unlimited Attraction Pass See and experience everything in South East Queensland including Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Fraser Coast. Buy a 2, 3 or 7 day pass for UNLIMITED access to over 37 top attractions and 28 heavily discounted experiences in the region. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Paradise Jet Boating, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Southern Cross 4WD, Catch a Crab, Underwater World, Go Ride a Wave, Wyndham Cruises, Fraser Jet, Kingfisher Bay Resort, Blue Dolphin Whale Watching & many more.

River Cruise & Lone Pine Sanctuary Board Brisbane’s most famous river Boat, MV Mirimar, taking you upstream through some of the city’s most attractive suburbs and most interesting wildlife habitats. You will arrive at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, where you have two and a half hours to cuddle a Koala, hand feed Kangaroos and marvel at Australia’s many more animal wonders.

Departs: Daily from the Cultural Centre Pontoon from 10am till 3pm.

Operated by Grayline Adult Child (3-14yrs)

Croc Express Tour £87 £57




Queensland Gold Coast & Hinterland Accommodation


Standard Room £87 £95 Deluxe Room £112 £121 Premium Ocean View £130 £138


One Bedroom Apartment £140 Two Bedroom Apartment £204 Three Bedroom Ocean Apartment £321


1 Bedroom Apartment £100 2 Bedroom Apartment (1-4) £133 3 Bedroom Apartment (1-6) £167



Per Room Apr 14 - 11 Dec 14

12 Dec 14 - 25 Jan 15

26 Jan 15 - Mar 15

One Bedroom Coolangatta £123 £136 £123 One Bedroom Executive £152 £170 £152 Two bedroom £174 £197 £174


Mountain View Room* £191 One Bedroom Mountain Villa^ £310 Two Bedroom Mountain Villa^ £336

Breakfree Longbeach

Surfers Paradise | Self Contained

It’s all about location, centrally located to both the patrolled beach of Surfers Paradise and the main Cavill Ave shopping and dining precinct, this property offers the convenience that is eagerly sought after by holidaymakers who like to keep their options open. All units have ocean views and fully equipped kitchen. On-site tennis court, indoor and outdoor pools & BBQ area. Note: Units are serviced weekly.

Hotel Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise | Hotel


3105 Surfers Paradise Blvd. Nestled amidst the beautiful beaches and thriving shopping, dining and nightlife of Australia’s Gold Coast, just 150 metres from the sand, this versatile destination blends especially personalised service with just the sort of casual atmosphere you expect from a beachside hotel. Relax by the outdoor swimming pool and spa or join friends for a glass of wine and indulge in our spectacular seafood buffet at Hanlan’s restaurant & bar.

Mantra Sun City Surfers Paradise | Self Contained

Ocean Avenue. Located in the heart of Surfers Paradise featuring panoramic ocean and hinterland views. Featuring 199 Aztec-inspired rooms and apartments and exceptional facilities including - Restaurant, Poolside Bar & Café, indoor swimming pool, outdoor swimming lagoon with sand beach, sauna and steam room, two tennis courts, gym, kids games room and water slide.


One Bedroom Apartment £97 2 Bedroom Apt (1-5) £135 3 Bedroom Apt (1-7) £193

QT Gold Coast Surfers Paradise | Hotel

7 Staghorn Ave. If food, wine, music, design, fashion and art are your thing, QT Gold Coast is the place for you. Walk in to our Surfers Paradise accommodation and be welcomed by an inspiring open- spaced setting with beautiful artist-crafted features and bold custom lighting. Our 297 spacious guest rooms with ocean or mountain and river views offer dazzling views of the coast’s famous scenery plus all the glamour and style you’d expect from Australia’s party playground.

Breakfree Diamond Beach Broadbeach | Self Contained

Located less than 100 metres from delightful Broadbeach and close to Pacific Fair shopping centre, Conrad Jupiters Casino and an abundance of chic cafes and restaurants making this the ultimate beach retreat on the Gold Coast. Facilities include expansive tropical gardens that boast cascading waterfalls, two freeform pools, 2 spas and a BBQ area. Perfect for families. Note: Units are serviced weekly.

Mantra Sierra Grand Broadbeach | Self Contained

24-26 Queensland Avenue. Situated in the heart of cosmopolitan Broadbeach, just 200m from the beach & a short walk to Pacific Fair & the Oasis Shopping Centres & Jupiters Casino. Lavishly appointed fully self-contained one & two bedroom apartments with ocean or hinterland views from the spacious balconies. Enjoy magnificent indoor & outdoor pools, lush, tropical gardens & the Phoenician Health & Spa facilities.


Mountain River View Room £129 £142 Ocean View Room £161 £174

Oaks Calypso Plaza Coolangatta | Self Contained

O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat

Gold Coast Hinterland | Guest

99 Griffith Street. Centrally located in the heart of Coolangatta, minutes from the Gold Coast Airport & overlooking Coolangatta beach. Superb recreational facilities include lagoon style swimming pool, separate wading pool & dual waterslides, gymnasium, spa, sauna & games room. Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments available – Most with covered balconies.

VALUE ADD: Stay 3/Pay 2*

(Valid all year excluding Easter/NYE)

Escape to another world and discover the Green behind the Gold! Less than 90 minutes drive from the beaches of the Gold Coast & 2 hrs south of Brisbane is World Heritage Lamington National Park - a world of lush rainforests, fresh mountain air & abundant nature. O’Reilly’s has been owned & operated by the O’Reilly family for three generations & has become legendary for providing quality Australian hospitality. A comprehensive “Discovery Programme” of guided 4WD bus excursions, interpretive rainforest walks & adventure activities operates daily. Enjoy the traditional hospitality of O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat or the private, self-contained luxury of O’Reilly’s 2 & 3 bedroom Mountain Villas. A luxurious day spa has opened, allowing guests to enjoy quality pampering treatments while enjoying the natural beauty of the spectacular surrounds.

^ 2 Night Minimum stay applies in Villas. Packages combining O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat & Kingfisher Bay are available – enquire for details.


Queensland

Ballooning with Hot Air

Operated by Hot Air Per Person

Scenic Flight with Breakfast £142


Day Entry £50 £32

Gold Coast Sightseeing & Attractions


Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

More Australian, More Natural, More Fun - Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary includes amazing Australian wildlife encounters & shows, Aboriginal performances and Wildlife Hospital precinct. Cuddle a koala, experience wild Lorikeet Feeding, see an amazing Free-flight Bird Show, have close encounters with friendly marsupials & reptiles, feed Kangaroos, encounter one of Australia’s largest Saltwater Crocodiles, see amazing Aboriginal didgeridoo & dance performances, plus much more. See inside The Currumbin Wildlife Hospital, one of Australia’s busiest veterinary hospital, providing a free community service to care for more than 7,500 sick, injured & orphaned wildlife as well as vital conservation research. (Child 4-14yrs).

Note: Every day pass adult ticket includes a bonus koala hug and souvenir photo. Entry to Green Challenge Adventure Parc is an extra charge.

Segway Safari - With up to four people on each Segway Safari, you’ll have your own experienced Segway guide who will get you started and lead the way throughout the tour. You will cover Currumbin’s extensive Forest Walk, taking in wildlife displays and experiences along the way. (Child 10-14yrs).

Note: Weight restrictions apply.

Adult Child

Day Pass £30 £20 Segway Safari (general admission + 50 mins Segway) £42 £38

Australian Outback Spectacular

An evening dinner & show filled with outback music, drama and action. There is no place on earth like the Australian outback & no show on earth like Australian Outback Spectacular’s ‘Spirit of the Horse’. One of Australia’s most legendary stories is retold as Australian Outback Spectacular celebrates the courageous spirit of the Australian horse & commemorates the legend that is Phar Lap. Australian Outback Spectacular’s ‘Spirit of the Horse’ brings to life this iconic Australian story in a specially designed world class 1000 seat arena. The all new show features an amazing cast of larger than life characters as well as magnificent animals including the spirited Australian stockhorse. Operates: Tuesday - Saturday from 6.15pm.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly in a hot air balloon? Then come & enjoy ballooning with HOT AIR & experience the wonder, romance and silence of ballooning over the Gold Coast hinterland. Before lift off see the spectacle of how a hot air balloon inflates & takes shape, then hop in & take off to gently float over the landscape. The scenery takes your breath away, floating over the mirror surface of the still waters below.

Includes: Return coach transfers from Gold Coast accommodation, spectacular balloon flight, champagne breakfast & Vineyard Tour and aviation levy.

Departs from Gold Coast: Daily from approximately 5am (subject to weather conditions).

Adult Child (4 - 13 yrs)

Entry (self drive) £56 £39 Entry (including transfers) £70 £53

Warner Bros. Movie World Seaworld

Warner Bros. Movie World provides guests with the ultimate in movie magic, guranteeed to amaze, enchant & excite people of all ages. Experience the exhilaration of world-class adventure rides, your favourite characters, movie attractions & a stunning array of shows live on Australia’s Gold Coast. Open daily from 10am - 5pm.

Get below the surface to discover a world of fun and adventure at Australia’s Sea World. The only place in Australia where you can get up close to dolphins, sharks, sting rays, Polar Bears, seals, penguins and heaps more, all in the one location! Open daily from 10am – 5pm.


Day Entry £50 £32




Queensland Sunshine Coast Accommodation


22 Dec 14 - 11 Jan 15

12 Jan 15 - Mar 15

1 Bed Resort Spa Suite £175 £193 £175 2 Bed Resort Spa Suite £205 £223 £205 2 Bed Ocean Apartment £265 £296 £265


One Bedroom Apartment £153 Two Bedroom Apartment £244 Three Bedroom Apartment £321


24 Dec 14 - 10 Jan 15

11 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Suite £169 £222 £169 1 Bedroom Resort Apartment £178 £231 £178 2 Bedroom Sanct. Apartment £263 £312 £263 3 Bedroom Sanct. Apartment £298 £356 £298


One Bedroom Apartment £162 Two Bedroom Apartment £226 Two Bedroom Deluxe £259


Hotel £113 One Bedroom £133 Two Bedroom £197

Rumba Beach Resort

Caloundra | Self Contained

10 Leeding Terrace. Rumba Beach Resort, Caloundra is located 1 hour drive from Brisbane International Airport and 30 minutes from The Sunshine Coast Airport. Five star self catering 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments on the beachfront close to restaurants and bars, featuring a relaxing lagoon pool, heated glass bottom lap pool, a giant Jacuzzi and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Mantra Mooloolaba Beach Mooloolaba | Self Contained

Corner The Esplanade and Venning Street. Set amongst the restaurants, cafés and beachfront along the Esplanade. Facilities include two heated swimming pools, spa and sauna, barbeque facilities, exercise room & undercover parking. 181 fully furnished suites featuring air conditioning, private balconies, cable TV, kitchen/kitchenettes, internet access & laundry facilities.

The Sebel Maroochydore Maroochydore | Self Contained

14-20 Aerodrome Road. Boasting brilliant hinterland, coastal and beach vistas, and directly opposite the stunning Maroochydore beach, this beautiful property is a mere 90 minute drive North of Brisbane offering one & two bedroom apartments with a fully equipped kitchen, laundry & furnished balconies with magnificent views. Property facilities also include 24 hour reception, 25 metre pool, steam room, rooftop spa & BBQ Area.

Per Room Apr 14 - Mar 15 Sun - Thurs Fri & Sat

One Bedroom Apartment £135 £152 Two Bedroom Apartment £167 £184

The Sebel Resort Noosa Noosa | Self Contained

32 Hastings Street. The elegant Sebel Resort Noosa, set in the heart of cosmopolitan Hastings Street offers one and two bedroom, self- contained apartment style accommodation, ensuite with spa baths, walk-in shower and large furnished balconies. Surrounded by world- class restaurants, cafes and up-market boutiques the Resort is a short walk from Noosa’s main beach, National Park and Noosa River.

RACV Noosa Resort Noosa | Self Contained

Located just 3 minutes drive from Hastings Street, this near new resort on 9 hectares of National Park offers a choice of spacious apartments. The resort also offers a luxurious Mii Spa Day Spa, lagoon swimming pool with man-made beach entry, restaurant and cocktail bar and tennis centre.

Mantra French Quarter Noosa | Self Contained

62 Hastings Street. Offering privacy less than 50 metres from the beach, right on the cosmopolitan Hastings Street and set in lush tropical gardens with meandering pathways leading past pools, spas and bridges. Mantra French Quarter provides one and two bedroom self contained apartments all with air conditioning and balconies or terraces.

Per Room Apr 14 - Mar 15 Sun - Thurs Fri & Sat

One Bedroom Apartment £173 £193 One Bedroom Deluxe Apartment £193 £212 Two Bedroom Apartment £251 £271

Mantra Hervey Bay Hervey Bay | Self Contained

Narrows Escape Rainforest Retreat

Montville | Cottage B&B

Buccaneer Drive. Located on the waterfront at Urangan Marina and close to the Fraser Island Catamaran departure point. On-site facilities include swimming pool, sauna, fitness centre and access to restaurants and bars. Mantra Hervey Bay offers comfortable furnished hotel rooms and self-contained apartments. All room types include private balconies and cable TV.

78 Narrows Road. Nestled amongst the treetops in Montville the cultural heart of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Six delightful cottages dot the property with just trees and earth as your closest neighbours. Invigorate your senses with a peaceful escape where relaxation is the only item on your agenda. Perfect for a romantic weekend, honeymoon, artistic sanctuary or simply a rest from everyday life. With gourmet food hampers delivered to your door on request all you will have to do is kick back in the hammock with a book.


Cottage B&B £181


Queensland

Sunshine Coast Sightseeing & Attractions


Australia Zoo

There is no other zoo like Australia Zoo. They pack in stacks of wildlife action every day and move at a great rate of knots – there are always plenty of exciting wildlife shows to see, friendly and knowledgeable zoo keepers to chat with and heaps of drop-dead gorgeous animals that can’t wait to get up close and personal with YOU! If you’ve ever wanted to cuddle a koala, hand-feed an Asian Elephant, walk alongside a Bengal Tiger, take a Tasmanian Devil for a stroll, wrap a snake around your shoulders or watch a massive Saltwater Crocodile launch a strike from the water’s edge, then Australia Zoo is your ultimate destination. Check out Australia Zoo - it’s the wildest show on Earth!

Open Daily (Except Christmas Day) from 9am - 5pm.

Adult Child (3-14yrs)

Day Admission £41 £25 Family: 2 Adults & 2 Children £119

Fraser Day Tour

Jump aboard one of our brand new purpose built Warrior 4WD’s & experience a great value tour of World Heritage Listed Fraser Island. Your tour starts with complimentary hotel pick-up from your sunshine coast accomm. & heads across the Noosa River into the Cooloola National Park & highlighting the coloured sands before stopping for morning tea on a deserted stretch of beach. Over to Fraser Island we travel along the spectacular 75 mile beach to explore the nature beauty of this magnificent wilderness with a guided rainforest walk & then on for an authentic Aussie BBQ Lunch followed by a refreshing freshwater lake swim to top off a perfect day of discovery on the World’s largest sand island!

Departs: Daily (excluding 25th & 26th Dec) from Sunshine Coast Accommodation. Tour from 9am - 3.30pm.

Operated by Discovery Group Adult Child (0-14yrs)

Fraser Day Tour £113 £78

Noosa River Everglades BBQ Cruise

Board your purpose built vessel for a cruise along the pristine Noosa River lakes and into the dark, tranquil, mirrored waterways of the Noosa Everglades. Experience a guided boardwalk at Kinaba Interpretive Centre – your opportunity to explore the wetlands before we navigate our way into the Everglades.

Enjoy a delicious Aussie BBQ lunch at historic Harry’s Hut – a relic of the early timber cutting days. Explore, take a swim in pristine waters, photograph the abundant wildlife or simply relax in this unique natural environment.

Departs: Daily (excluding 25th & 26th Dec) from 9am - 3.30pm

Operated by Discovery Group Adult Child (0-14yrs)

Everglades BBQ Cruise £68 £49

Full Day Rainforest Tour

Rainforest Eco Safaris with Gourmet Bush Tucker Meals.

Come see, hear, smell, touch & taste the magic of the rainforest – an absolute feast for the senses.

• Swimming beneath an ancient waterfall

• Guided rainforest discovery walks

• Incredible food served under the rainforest canopy with beer, wine & champagne

• Free pick-up (7.30am) & return (5pm)

• As featured on “The Great South East”

Operated by Offbeat Tours Adult Child (2-14yrs)

Full Day Rainforest Tour £135 £93




Queensland Southern Queensland Islands Accommodation

Dolphin Getaway Package Per Room twin share

Apr 14 - Mar 15

Hotel Room £214 Hotel Deluxe Room £269 Resort Suite £248 Villa £269


Resort Hotel Room £122 Bay View Resort Hotel Room £154 Two Bedroom Standard Villa £173 Fraser Is. Adventure Package from Hervey Bay £515


Eco Hut (Share facilities) £213 Garden Unit £324 Reef Unit £360

Return Flight Apr 14 - Mar 15

From Hervey Bay/Budaberg £213 From Gold Coast/Brisbane £504


20 Dec 14 - 8 Jan 15

9 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Turtle Room £295 £336 £295 Reef Room £375 £350 £375 Beachside Suite £474 £501 £474 Point/Wistari Suite £618 £646 £618

Tangalooma Island Resort, Moreton Island

Surrounded by crystal clear waters & fringed by Moreton Island National Park, Tangalooma offers a wide range of accommodation, dining options & activities to suit all budgets & tastes. The star attraction is undoubtedly the memorable experience of hand feeding a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins. All overnight guests have the opportunity to wade into the water & feed these playful creatures.

Location: Tangalooma Island Resort is on Moreton Island, 40kms from Brisbane.

Access: Launch transfers depart 3 times daily from Holt Street Wharf, Pinkenba – north of Brisbane CBD. The journey out to Tangalooma takes approx. 75 min. Connecting coach transfers are available from Brisbane Airport, Brisbane City & the Gold Coast.

Facilities: General Store • Outdoor BBQ facilities • Beach Café • 3 Restaurants • Coffee Shop • Massage Hut • Marine Education & Conservation Centre • 3 Swimming pools • 6 different types of accommodation • Wild Dolphin Hand Feeding Program • Tennis •

Archery • Movie Nights • Educational Marine • Sand Tobogganing • Quad Bike Touring • Whale Watching Cruise (Jun – Oct).

Getaway Dolphin Package Includes: 1 Night Accommodation, Buffet Breakfast daily, Wild Dolphin Hand Feeding programme & over 30 land based activities. Note: Launch Transfers additional cost.

Kingfisher Bay Resort, Fraser Island

Multi-award-winning ecotourism resort Kingfisher Bay Resort is just a 50 min ferry from River Heads, Hervey Bay which is a 50 min flight or four hour drive from Brisbane. Nestled among the tree-covered dunes on the edge of the calm blue waters of the Great Sandy Strait, World Heritage-listed Fraser Island’s sensitive ecological system.

Location: Kingfisher Bay Resort is on the western side of Fraser Island – the largest sand island in the world.

Access: A ferry departs 4 times daily from River Heads, Hervey Bay (9am, 12.30pm, 3.30pm & 6.45pm). Hervey Bay is accessible by Tilt Train, Coach or Air through Hervey Bay Fraser Coast Airport.

Facilities: 4 Swimming Pools • 3 Restaurants • 4 Bars • Café • Gift Shop • Massage & Beauty Centre • General Store • Tennis • 152 Hotel Rooms • Over 100 self-contained Two & Three Bedroom Villas • 4WD Expeditions • Night Walks • 4WD Hire for private exploration • Whale Watching Cruises • Fishing Clinics.

Fraser Island Adventure Package (FIA25)

Includes: 2 Nights Resort Hotel accommodation, daily hot buffet breakfast, full day 4WD ranger guided Beauty Spot eco-tour of Fraser Island including morning tea, lunch & national park fee and return passenger transfer from Hervey Bay. Package is also available from Brisbane. Packages combining Kingfisher Bay & O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat are available. Note: Return airport transfers are available at an additional charge.

Return Ferry Transfers from Hervey Bay £33 Adult £17 Child.

Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort

Lady Elliot Island is a coral cay located within a Marine National Park ‘Green’ Zone and is at the southernmost tip of the Great Barrier Reef. The island is renowned to be the ‘Home of the Manta Ray’ and has over 1200 different species of marine life in the surrounding waters including turtles and dolphins. You can simply grab your snorkel and step straight off the shore of the coral cay island and enjoy an average visibility of 30- 40 metres all year round. The lagoon protects and nurtures the curiosity of beginners while a little further out experienced snorkelers and divers descend to explore the magic of the reef. Throughout the year there are a range of free, nature based activities including turtle nesting, turtle hatchlings, bird nesting and whale watching. Tour the reef in a glass bottom boat, learn to scuba dive, join one of the free guided tours or explore the island at your leisure.

Access: Flights depart daily from Hervey Bay/Fraser Coast & Bundaberg. Flights are also available from the Gold Coast (Coolangatta), Brisbane (Redcliffe) to Lady Elliot Island. Virgin fly direct from Sydney to Hervey Bay/ Fraser Coast & Qantas Link from Brisbane to Hervey Bay & Bundaberg.

Facilities: Beachfront Café, Dining & Bar • Beach Volleyball • Children’s playground • Guest laundry • PADI Dive Shop • Resort Shop • Salt Water Pool • Airstrip • Dive Courses & Expeditions • Guided Reef Walk (low tide) • Bird Watching Tours (in season) • Turtle Tours (in season) • Glass Bottom Boat/Guided snorkel Tours • Island Tours/Activities • Key Dates to Remember: Nov - Feb Turtle nesting, Feb - Apr Turtle hatching, Oct - Apr Bird season, Jun - Oct Whale season. Overnight Rate Includes: Full buffet breakfast & dinner daily • One free glass bottom boat/guided snorkel tour per person • Free use of snorkel equipment (mask, snorkel, fins) • Range of free Island activities/tours • Environmental management charge.

Heron Island

Heron Island is a true coral cay located right on the Great Barrier Reef. A nature lover’s haven, Heron is renowned for its abundance of birdlife and endless gardens of coral right off the beach. Activities include guided island and reef walks, semi-submersible cruises & beach picnics, the Aqua Soul Spa, plus the Junior Rangers kids program. Heron is famous for its scuba diving and snorkelling.

Location: Heron Island lies 72 kms NE off the coast from Gladstone, Queensland. 534kms north of Brisbane and 1,183kms south of Cairns. Heron Island operates 1 hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST) all year round.

Access: Launch & Helicopter transfers depart daily from Gladstone. A courtesy coach operates between Gladstone Airport & Gladstone Marina to connect with the launch. The one way journey by launch from Gladstone takes approximately 1 ¾ - 2 hours.

Facilities: Restaurant • Cocktail bar & lounge • Aqua Soul spa • Swimming pool • Tennis court • Boutique • Guest laundry service

• 109 rooms featuring balcony or terrace • Guided reef walks (subject to tides) • Trivia night • Guided birdlife walks • Snorkelling excursions • Semi-submersible coral view cruises • Scuba diving • Scenic helicopter flights • Turtle viewing (peak nesting times) • Heron Kids Junior Ranges Program (7-12 years inclusive) available during select periods.

Please Note: Heron Island will be closed 26 May 14 - 26 June 14

VALUE ADD: Stay 5 nights or more & receive Free Boat Transfers (Apr 14 - 19 Dec 14, 9 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15)


Queensland


Garden View Room £165 Ocean View Room £213 One Bedroom Apartment £236


One Bedroom Spa Apartment £193 Two Bedroom Spa Apartment £271 Three Bedroom Spa Apartment £348

Operated by Cruise Whitsunday Adult Child (5-15 yrs)

Half Day Tour from Hamilton Island £64 £32 Full Day Tour from Airlie Beach £122 £64


19 Dec 14 - 4 Jan 15

5 Jan 15 - 31 Mar 15

Garden Balcony £238 £302 £238 Ocean Balcony Room £296 £361 £296 Reef Suite £354 £419 £354

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Airlie Beach & Whitsunday Islands Accommodation & Sightseeing


LAKEFIELD NAT PARK

DAINTREE NAT PARK

Mossman Gorge

Kuranda Atherton

ATHERTON TABLELANDS

Lizard Island

Cooktown

Cape Tribulation Mossman Port Douglas

Green Island Cairns

Mission Beach Dunk Island

Hinchenbrook Island

SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Coral Sea Resort Airlie Beach | Hotel

Peppers Airlie Beach Airlie Beach | Resort

Lava Tubes UNDARA

NAT PARK Orpheus Island

Magnetic Island Townsville

Charters Towers

Mt Elliot

Prosperine

Airlie Beach

WHITSUNDAYS Hayman Island Daydream Island South Mole Island Hamilton Island

25 Oceanview Avenue. Positioned on the absolute ocean front and just a short stroll via seaside boardwalk to the enchanting Airlie Beach resort village; with its relaxed atmosphere and collection of eclectic shops

Mt Whitsunday Drive. Magnificently set overlooking the majestic Whitsunday Passage, Peppers Airlie Beach offers luxury full-serviced apartment resort like nowhere else on the mainland of the Whitsundays.

Mackay Lindeman Island Long Island Brampton Island

and cafes; lies the Coral Sea Resort. A stroll in the opposite direction crossing a separate boardwalk with the sea below is Abel Point Marina, your direct access to the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef.

Accommodation includes 102 beautifully appointed apartments with spectacular panoramic ocean views and wide breezy verandas maximizing the North Queensland tropical lifestyle experience.

Emerald

CARNARVON GORGE NAT PARK

Rockhampton Great Keppel Island Wilson Island Heron Island

Gladstone

Great Barrier Reef Experience to Reefworld Whitsunday Island & Whitehaven Beach Half Day Cruise

Travel aboard Fantasea’s high speed, air-conditioned catamaran to the world heritage Great Barrier Reef for a day of unsurpassed adventure. Reefworld, located at Hardy Reef, is the base for exploring this natural wonder. Come face to face with schools of tropical reef fish and amazing coral formations. Tour the reef aboard the large spacious semi-submersible, marvel at it from the underwater viewing chamber, take a guided snorkelling tour or get even closer to the underwater world with a scuba dive. For something extra special, take a scenic helicopter flight over world famous Heart Reef or enjoy a massage overlooking the Great Barrier Reef. Delicious buffet lunch, morning and afternoon tea included. Departs from Hamilton Island and the Whitsunday mainland from 8.00am – 5.30pm.

Picturesque Whitehaven Beach is one of the Whitsunday’s premier natural attractions. With seven kilometres of glistening white silica sand & crystal clear waters, Whitehaven is considered one of the top ten beaches in the world. Travel on board a high speed, air-conditioned catamaran with detailed Whitsunday commentary. On arrival at Whitehaven Beach take a relaxing stroll along the pristine sandy beach, enjoy a refreshing swim, join in the beach activities or just relax under a sun shelter. A delicious lunch is included. Half day tour departs from Hamilton Island at 11.30am. Full day tour departs from Whitsunday mainland at 8am & includes a morning visit to Hamilton Island.

Operated by Fantasea Cruises Adult Child (5-15 yrs)

Great Barrier Reef Experience to Reefworld £146 £64

Daydream Island Resort and Spa, is one of Australia’s premier resorts and a true tropical island experience with secluded white coral beaches and lush rainforest. Only 1km in length, you can walk from one end to the other of the island by foot or grab a golf buggy.

Location: Daydream Island is located within the Whitsunday Island group.

Access: A short ferry ride from the Great Barrier Reef Airport on Hamilton Island, or just 30 minutes by boat from Airlie Beach.

Facilities: 296 rooms and suites, each luxuriously appointed with modern amenities, framed by views of secluded beaches or stunning rainforest. Guests can indulge and be pampered at the $3m world- class Rejuvenation Spa with 16 private rooms offering the latest in naturopathy, hydrotherapy, aromatherapy or reflexology. Water-based activities include snorkeling, sail boarding, jet skiing, parasailing, coral viewing, reef fishing and scuba diving. Other activities include

Daydream Island Resort and Spa

tennis, volleyball and badminton. Budding golfers can practice their putting skills on the uniquely Australian themed 19-hole mini golf course or watch the latest Hollywood blockbusters on the 44ft movie screen at the Outdoor Cinema and exploring the Outdoor Aquarium - a man made living coral reef lagoon boasting over 80 marine fish species and more than 50 coral varieties. Restaurant options include Daydream’s signature restaurant Mermaids, or enjoy buffet-style dining at Waterfalls Restaurant, casual a la carte at the Fishbowl Tavern or deli-style at the Boathouse Bakery.

1 Way Launch Transfer from Airlie Beach Adult £28 Child £19

Hotel






Queensland Hamilton & Hayman Islands Accommodation


Garden View Apartment £301 Coral Sea View Apartment £404 Extra Person £35


Beach Club B&B £384 Beach Club does not cater for guests under the age of 18 years

Per Room for 2 People Apr 14 - Mar 15

Palm Bungalow £1,071 Garden View Room (Reef View Hotel) £1,095 Coral Sea View Room (Reef View Hotel) £1,257 Beach Club £1,582


Garden View Room £246 Coral Sea View Room £291 Reef Suite £436 Extra Person £36

Lagoon Wing Apr 14 - Mar 15

Hayman Lagoon Room £503 Hayman Ocean View Room £544 Hayman Suite £930 Two Bedroom Penthouse £2,175 Beach Wing Apr 14 - Mar 15 Beach Villa £1,370 Beach House £2,547

Palm Bungalows

Hamilton Island | Hotel

If you’re looking for relaxed & charming, you can’t beat the Palm Bungalows. Freestanding and set in tropical gardens, they are perfect for couples or small families & each has its own deck, complete with outdoor furniture & garden views. Inclusions: Return Hamilton Island Airport/Marina to hotel transfers. Use of catamarans, paddle skis, windsurfers and snorkelling equipment. Use of gym, spa, sauna, tennis & squash court hire. Unlimited use of scheduled ‘Island Shuttle’ service (7am-11pm daily).

Whitsunday Apartments Hamilton Island | Hotel

These 1-bdrm hotel-style serviced apts sleep 5 people & are close to Catseye Beach, with either garden or sea views. Self contained & private with facilites such as lagoon-style swimming pool, heated spa, guest lounge & tour desk. Inclusions: Return Hamilton Island Airport/Marina to hotel transfers. Unlimited use of the scheduled ‘Island Shuttle’ service (7am - 11pm daily). Kids Stay Free (0-12 years inclusive; conditions apply)

Beach Club Hamilton Island | Boutique

With an absolute beachfront location & impeccable service, the Beach Club is a haven for couples, with guest facilities including a restaurant, bar & exclusive lounge & pool. With divine views of the Coral Sea from your private balcony, you’ll find it hard to leave your room. Inclusions: A la carte Breakfast in the exclusive Beach Club Restaurant. VIP return Hamilton Island Airport/Marina to Beach Club transfers. VIP chauffeur buggy service. Use of catamarans, paddle skis, windsurfers & snorkelling equipment. Use of the exclusive Beach Club lounge, pool & restaurant.


Palm Bungalow £233 Extra Person £36

Holiday Homes Hamilton Island also has a range of privately owned fully self contained holiday homes scattered throughout the island – enquire for full details (inclusions and facilities are different to other accommodation types).

Reef View Hotel Hamilton Island | Hotel

qualia Hamilton Island | Premium Luxury

4 Night Great Barrier Reef Adventure

A great way to experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Spend a full day exploring the Great Barrier Reef, home to some of the most amazing marine life ever seen.

Package inclusions:

• 4 nights accommodation and buffet breakfast daily • Full day trip to Reefworld with Cruise Whitsundays • Return Hamilton Island Airport/Marina to hotel transfers • Use of non-motorised watercraft, use of the gym spa, sauna, tennis

and squash courts

The views of Catseye Bay from the Coral Sea View rooms in this hotel are amongst the best in the world. The Reef View Hotel offers modern & extremely spacious rooms, all with private balconies & Catseye Beach is just a short stroll away. Hotel features swimming pool, lounge, restaurant & business centre.

qualia is a unique Australian expression of worldclass luxury, situated at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef on the secluded northern-most tip of Hamilton Island. It’s a truly special place where everything has been meticulously considered to relax the mind yet completely spoil the senses. Feel time unravel in exquisitely appointed pavilions that sit in perfect harmony with the rare, natural beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.


Leeward Pavilion £685 Luxury Room £1,136 Beach House (4) £2,616

One&Only Hayman Island

The Hayman Island experience is like no other. Australia’s most awarded five star resort takes guests into an exclusive realm of luxury, relaxation, indulgent dining, leisurely activity, reef adventure and breathtaking scenery. Location: Hayman Island is the most northerly island in the Whitsundays Group. Access: The most convenient way to travel to and from Hayman Island is via Great Barrier Reef Airport (Hamilton Island) where Hayman Island’s luxury launches, seaplane helicopter or connect with all incoming and departing domestic flights. The travel time by launch from Great Barrier Reef Airport to Hayman is approx. 55 minutes. Facilities: 4 Restaurants • 3 Bars • Kids Club & Crèche • Swimming pools • 5 tennis courts • 2 squash courts • 4 boutiques & shops • Health Spa Centre • Catamaran Sailing • Windsurfing • Badminton • Putting Green & Golf Driving Range • Billiards • Table Tennis • Self-guided art & garden audio tours • Waterskiing • Sea kayaking • Yacht Charters • Reef & Whitehaven Beach trips • Diving • Fitness Classes • Heli-Golf • Cooking Classes • 160 Rooms, suites, penthouses & villa with private balconies or terraces and views of either the lagoon, beach & sea, pools & ponds or fringed tropical gardens. Room Rate inclusions: • Complimentary Buffet Breakfast in Azure fronting the waters of the Coral Sea • Use of all non-motorised watercraft incl. catamarans, windsurfers & paddle skis • Use of all squash and tennis courts, table tennis, golf putting green • Use of activities Centre gymnasium facilities.

Hayman Island | Resort




Queensland


Standard Room £83 Family Room (4) £92 Two Bedroom Apartment £151 Three Bedroom Apartment £181


Standard Room £85 Studio Room £104 Superior Room £104 Extra Person £20


Hotel Room £110 Hotel Ocean Room £130 One Bedroom Apartment £155 Two Bedroom Apartment £233

Per Room Apr 14 - Jun 14

Jul 14 - 15 Nov 14

16 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £100 £117 £100 Superior Room £113 £130 £113 Extra Person £39 £39 £39


Jul 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - Mar 15

Standard Hotel Room £96 £103 £96 Mountain View Room £103 £110 £103 Ocean View Room £110 £124 £110


Jul 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

City Mountain View Room £148 £173 £148 Harbour View Room £167 £193 £167 Premium Harbour Room £186 £212 £186

Cairns Accommodation


Cairns Queenslander Hotel & Apartments Cairns | Hotel & Self Catering

267 Lake Street. Cairns Queenslander offers a choice of hotel and self-catering rooms and apartments. Set within easy strolling distance to the Cairns Esplanade waterfront, numerous restaurants, convenience shopping and City CBD. Property facilities include ‘Steak on Lake Restaurant & Bar’, two swimming pools, barbeque areas, guest laundries and daily mini room service.

Bay Village Tropical Retreat & Apartments Cairns | Hotel

227 Lake Street. Nestled amongst lush tropical gardens in the very heart of Cairns & offering some of the largest fully serviced rooms in Cairns featuring cool tiled floors, natural colours, tropical fabrics & local rattan furniture. The property boasts a la carte dining, swimming pool, poolside cocktail bar, guest laundry & award winning gardens.

ibis Styles Cairns Colonial Club Cairns | Resort

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3 (Valid Apr 14 - Mar 15)

18-26 Cannon Street. Set within 11 acres of tropical gardens, with 3 lagoon swimming pools and 2 resort restaurants combining the tranquility of a tropical resort with the advantages of a mainstream hotel. Accommodation includes 345 comfortable and spacious rooms and suites all low set opening up straight into the gardens.


Jul 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £91 £97 £91 Deluxe Room £106 £112 £106 Two Bedroom Apartment £115 £121 £115

Mercure Cairns Harbourside Cairns | Hotel

209-217 The Esplanande. Located close to both the airport and vibrant city centre, the hotel features spacious rooms, modern facilities and stunning views over beautiful Trinity Bay or surrounding tropical mountains. Famous for its hospitality and friendly atmosphere, the hotel offers a fantastic location and a choice of two dining outlets with fabulous cuisine, overlooking the popular esplanade parklands.

Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort Cairns | Self Contained

122 Lake Street. Located in the centre of Cairns, set upon five acres of beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding a superb lagoon pool complete with beach and swim-up bar. All 314 newly refurbished rooms offer the latest in style, functionality and comfort, each with a balcony and either pool or garden views.

Mantra Trilogy Resort Cairns | Self Contained

101-105 The Esplanade. Set above waterfront esplanade & dining precinct Mantra Trilogy offers a choice of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apts with mountain, ocean/ pool views. All apts are fully self-contained with modern kitchen facilities & air con. Resort facilities including outdoor swimming pool, gymnasium, BBQ area & on-site parking.


Jul 14 - 15 Nov 14

16 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £95 £108 £95 Superior Ocean View Room £114 £127 £114 Extra Person £33 £33 £33

Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns Cairns | Hotel

Cnr The Esplanade & Kerwin Streets. Centrally located overlooking the picturesque Coral Sea on the Cairns Esplanade. The hotel features hotel & apartment style rooms, three superb resort swimming pools, one children’s wading pool, two tennis courts, a complete Health & Fitness centre & Coral Hedge Brasserie & Lobby Bar.

Pullman Cairns International Cairns | Self Contained

17 Abbott Street. With 321 beautifully appointed rooms and suites, this contemporary and elegant hotel is located in the heart of tropical Cairns. All rooms are over 40sq metres, contain full amenities and include you own private balcony. Providing 24hr reception and room service, magnificent sundeck, 2 pools and Jacuzzi, gym, sauna and day spa.

Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns Cairns | Self Contained

VALUE ADD: Stay 4/Pay 3* (Valid Apr 14 - Mar 15, excludes NYE)

Pierpoint Road. Located on the waterfront in the heart of Cairns overlooking the Marina & Trinity Bay. The Hotel offers airy, modern accommodation with elegant furniture & spectacular views of the Marina. With the renowned Horizon Club, Shangri-La is the only hotel in the area to offer a true five-star club floor facility.


Superior* £205 Superior Sea View* £220 Deluxe Marina View* £228 Horizon Club Marina View^ £283

^Includes access to Horizon Club Lounge.






Queensland Mission Beach, Palm Cove & Northern Islands Accommodation


Deluxe Pandanus Bungalow £193 Pipi Beachfront Bungalow £226 Two Bedroom Bauhinia Suite £362

Per Room Apr 14 - 14 Jun 14

15 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Luxury Studio £104 £123 £104 Beachview Studio £133 £152 £133 One Bedroom Suite £126 £146 £126


28 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Hotel Spa Room £110 £132 £110 Hotel Ocean Spa £130 £155 £130 One Bedroom Apartment £136 £163 £136 Two Bedroom Apartment £217 £260 £217


Jul 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

1 Bedroom Poolview £210 £247 £210 1 Bedroom Beachfront £275 £311 £275 2 Bedroom Poolview £263 £300 £263 3 Bedroom Beachfront £381 £418 £381

Castaways Resort & Spa

Mission Beach | Hotel

Located only 1,5 hours drive from Cairns, Castaways Resort & Spa is ideally positioned absolute beachfront and with only 50 m to Mission Beach Village. Featuring Drift Day Spa, Bibesia Bar & Restaurant, Palms Event centre and 4 star accom - all with private balconies and magnificent views over the Coral Sea and Dunk Island.

Kewarra Beach Resort & Spa Kewarra Beach | Resort

Situated beachfront, just 20 min. north of Cairns & featuring private bungalows set within 22 acres of private beachfront & coastal rainforest. Resort services & facilities including 2 lagoon style pools with waterfalls & spas, free internet access, beachfront yoga lessons, day spa, guided nature walks, cocktail lounge/ bar & Nautilus beachfront café and Lagoons Restaurant.

Paradise on the Beach Resort Palm Cove | Self Contained


119 Williams Esplanade. Located beachfront, in the heart of Palm Cove Village & just a short stroll to restaurants, spas & shops. All accommodation has wooden shutters, vibrant colours & modern internal furnishings and fittings with private, shady balconies that overlook the pool & spa area or the ocean. Outdoor pool, spa and laundry facilities also on-site.

Per Room Apr 14 - 27 Jan 15 28 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Resort Room £121 £111 Coral Sea Room £143 £132

Mantra Amphora Palm Cove | Self Contained

Mantra Amphora is located on the beachfront on Williams Esplanade & features an award-winning central lagoon pool, & offers spacious accomm. from hotel rooms to 3 bdrm penthouses. With stunning garden, lagoon pool or Coral Sea views, the rooms boast quality furnishings & premier finishes, incl. stone bench tops & floor.

Pullman Sea Temple Resort and Spa Palm Cove | Resort

5 Triton St. Located on the beachfront at the southern end of Palm Cove, the Sea Temple has been designed with the utmost privacy in mind. Comprising of 126 beautifully detailed, Asian inspired studios & apartments, all with a private balcony or terrace, air con, luxurious bathroom amenities & mini-bar. The resort features a lagoon style pool, restaurant & bar, resort boutique & day spa.

Angsana Resort & Spa Palm Cove | Hotel

1 Veivers Rd. The only resort in the Cairns & Palm Cove region to boast absolute beach frontage with 3 swimming pools, award winning beachfront restaurant & the Angsana Spa. All 67 suites come in a selection of spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening onto wide patios & the tropical gardens.


29 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Studio Spa Room £181 £233 £181 1 Bedroom Penthouse Apt £233 £284 £233 2 Bedroom Feature Apt £284 £336 £284

Lizard Island

Hotel Room, Studio & One Bedroom Apartments are based on 2 people sharing. 2 Bedroom Apartments 1-4 People unless stated otherwise. UK Sterling Rates maybe subject to surcharges & minimum night stays during special events.

Lizard Island | Resort

Located right on the spectacular Great Barrier Reef, fringed with Coral reefs and 24 powdery white beaches. Lizard Island is an idyllic retreat offering sensational diving, snorkelling right off the beach, inner & outer reef fishing, gourmet beach picnics & indulgent spa treatments.

Featuring 40 elegant villas, Lizard Island is reserved for a fortunate few. Dining is one of the hotel’s many pleasures. Ospreys Restaurant embodies the resort’s understated elegance. The menu, which changes daily, is fresh & creative, showcasing the finest local produce and freshest seafood.

As Australia’s northern most island beach resort, it lies 240 kms north of Cairns & is easily accessible by direct flights from Cairns Airport.

Rates include: Gourmet meals, French champagne, Premium Australian wines, use of non-motorised watersports & motorised dinghies.

Children 12 years & under are not catered for.

Return Air Transfer from Cairns Airport to Lizard Island £628 per person.


Garden Room £1,080 Sunset Point Villa £1,334 Anchor Bay Suite £1,506



Queensland


23 Jun 14 - 11 Oct 14

12 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Studio Apartment £99 £110 £99 One Bedroom Apartment £124 £144 £124 Two Bedroom Apartment £145 £180 £145 Three Bedroom Apartment £200 £211 £200

Per Room

Apr 14 - 27 Jun 14 & 21Jul 14 - 19 Sep 14

28 Jun 14 - 20 Jul 14 & 20 Sep 14 - 7 Oct 14

8 Oct 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

1 Bdrm Coral Villa £126 £148 £126 £117 2 Bdrm Palm Villa £118 £140 £118 £109 3 Bdrm Palm Villa £179 £211 £179 £164


28 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Resort Room £117 £140 £117 1 Bedroom Apartment £149 £179 £149 2 Bedroom Apartment (1-4) £226 £271 £226


21 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

1 Bedroom Apartment £175 £239 £175 2 Bedroom Beachfront Apt £239 £313 £239 3 Bedroom Apartment £220 £297 £220


28 Jun 14 - 05 Oct 14

06 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Resort Room £155 £188 £155 1 Bedroom Apartment £188 £220 £188 2 Bedroom Apartment (1-4) £253 £336 £253


Pool View Suite £246 Ocean View Suite £268 Peninsula Suite £310

Port Douglas Accommodation


Port Douglas Retreat Port Douglas | Self Contained

Port Douglas Retreat is a 3.5 star self-contained resort situated in stunning Port Douglas, just a few minutes’ walk to Four Mile Beach and Macrossan Street. Offering studio apartments with holiday kitchens, private patios or first floor balconies with outdoor dining settings. Perfect for couples or the single travelers. 3 Night minimum applies.

Bay Villas Resort Port Douglas | Self Contained

51-53 Davidson Street. Within easy walking distance of downtown Port Douglas & 4 Mile Beach, all apts have been designed with an emphasis on spaciousness & value with cable TV & large balconies. Bay Villas features 2 swimming pools, BBQ’s, spa, & free broadband internet at reception. 2 Night min. applies.

Rendezvous Reef Resort Port Douglas | Self Contained

121 Port Douglas Road. Set amongst 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, just two minutes from the main village and a short stroll from Four Mile Beach, the resort offers a great selection of two storey selfcontained villas – each with balcony or patio. Resort facilities include two lagoon-style pools, lap pool, children’s pool, tennis courts, poolside dining & BBQ area.

Per Room Apr 14 -

22 Jun 14 23 Jun 14 - 13 Oct 14

14 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Tree View Studio Apt £84 £110 £77 Pool View Studio Apt £90 £116 £84 Extra Person £44 £44 £44

Mantra in the Village Port Douglas | Self Contained

Corner Grant & Warner Street. Located in the centre of Port Douglas, this 4 star property offers contemporary furnishings, and the open, airy, beautifully appointed accommodations offer comfort and privacy. All suites offer a whirlpool spa on an enclosed balcony. Restaurants, upscale boutique stores and art galleries are also just steps away.

Mantra Aqueous on Port Port Douglas | Self Contained

3-5 Davidson Street. Featuring tranquil water features, four luxury pools, cabanas with BBQ facilities and large sundecks, Mantra Aqueous on Port offers a range of deluxe accommodation in an idyllic location. All rooms feature air conditioning & a private balcony with spa and most have pool views, some with direct pool access. The one and two bedroom apartments also have full kitchen and laundry facilities. Minimum 2 night stay.

Mandalay Luxury Beachfront Apts Port Douglas | Self Contained

Nestled among lush tropical gardens, with access to Port Douglas’ famous Four-Mile Beach via a 5-metre walkway, these luxurious apartments have been designed and furnished to reflect the beach style and relaxed elegance, which gave Port Douglas its reputation as the ultimate holiday playground for discerning travellers. Minimum 3 night stay applies. 17 Dec - 13 Jan surcharges apply.


28 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Hotel Room £104 £135 £104 One Bedroom Spa Suite £130 £168 £130 Two Bedroom Spa Suite £200 £261 £200

The Meridian at Port Douglas

Port Douglas | Self Contained

The Meridian at Port Douglas is a contemporary boutique resort that offers luxury apts for couples in a selection of self catered studios & 1 bdrm apts - ideal for couples requiring a peaceful & relaxing getaway. (Children under 15 years are not catered for). The resort is conveniently located within walking distance of the Port Douglas Marina, Four Mile Beach & the cosmopolitan Macrossan Street. Min. 3 night stay applies.

QT Port Douglas Port Douglas | Self Contained

Set amongst tropical gardens & located a short distance from Port Douglas town & Four Mile Beach. After a stunning multi-million redevelopment the resort offers contemporary designed accomm. options incorporating resort rooms & 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Relax by the lagoon style swimming pool, spoil yourself at the day spa and exclusive outdoor cinema in the winter months.

Peninsula Boutique Hotel Port Douglas | Hotel

9-13 The Esplanade. This perfectly located beachside hotel is a quiet, peaceful oasis; ideal for those looking for an adult only haven. All suites have air-con., kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, cable TV, iPod docks, twin soaker bath & a spacious balcony or terrace with either pool or ocean views or direct beach access. A restaurant & bar onsite as well as heated pools & spa, free parking & only a stroll to the village. Includes full breakfast daily.


27 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Studio Premier £123 £149 £123 Studio Superior £142 £175 £142 1 Bedroom Superior Apt £188 £246 £188






Queensland Port Douglas, Daintree & Cape Tribulation Accommodation


Jungle Walk Bungalow £179 Eucalypt Bungalow £259 Coral Sea Bungalow £382


Jul 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Deluxe Garden Room £133 £157 £133 Superior Lagoon Room £181 £205 £181 Premium Mirage Room £199 £223 £199


Jul 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Pool View Room £155 £188 £155 1 Bedroom Apt Pool View £200 £246 £200 1 Bedroom Apt Pool Deck £226 £278 £226

Per Room Apr 14 - May 14

Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Rainforest Cabin £188 £213 £188


Deluxe Treehouse £412 Riverhouse £527

Pullman Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa

Port Douglas | Hotel

Set on tropical beachfront on Four Mile Beach, combining luxury & first class service to create a haven of privacy & relaxation. Facilities incl. lagoon style swimming pool, children’s pool, day spa & 18 hole golf course. Rooms available include studios, 2 & 3 bedroom apts, beach retreat villas, penthouses with private rooftop spa, lagoon front swim- out apartments & private plunge pool apartments.

Thala Beach Resort Port Douglas | Hotel

Located just 15 minutes south of Port Douglas or 45 minutes north from Cairns, Thala offers 83 deluxe timber bungalows built high on stilts in the forest canopy providing views either to the ocean or mountains. Paths meander through rainforests & connect with private sandy beaches & the views from the restaurant are panoramic across the Coral Sea and forested coastline.

Sheraton Mirage Port Douglas Port Douglas | Resort

Davidson St. Perfectly poised on Four Mile Beach & nestled within 130 hectares of lush tropical gardens between the Great Barrier Reef & Daintree Rainforest. Resort rooms feature either a king or two double beds, spacious living areas, marble bathrooms. Resort features swimming pools, gym, golf course, wifi available, spa, onsite restaurants & bars. Breakfast included for all room types.


29 Jun 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Studio Spa Room £216 £248 £216 1 Bedroom Penthouse Apt £300 £351 £300 2 Bedroom Feature Apt £423 £493 £423

Shantara Resort & Spa Port Douglas | Resort

Daintree Wilderness Lodge

Daintree | Resort

27-31 Davidson Street. Only 400 metres to the beach, this up-market adults only resort offers a tranquil & relaxing getaway. Shantara has a choice of spacious studios, large 1 bedroom self contained apartments or the special Shantara Apartment, each offering either a pool view or direct pool access. The resort features 2 lagoon style pools, BBQ area, gym, day spa, free undercover parking & only a short stroll to Port Douglas village.

Located 2 hours from Cairns and 30 minutes from Cape Tribulation, Daintree Wilderness Lodge is nestled amongst the rainforest and offers guests a true and unique rainforest experience. Offering 7 boutique style cabins and personalized service, facilities also include an outdoor pool, fully licensed bar & FREE WiFi in public areas. Includes daily cooked breakfast.

Silky Oaks Lodge is the ultimate luxury Daintree eco lodge in an unrivalled riverside location on the beautiful Mossman River just downstream from the Mossman Gorge and only 40 minutes from Port Douglas. The boutique hotel lodge and the award winning Healing Waters Spa blends casual and contemporary design with 50 River and Treehouses designed to connect with the natural surroundings and each featuring wide verandahs and luxurious spa baths.

Silky Oaks Lodge is an iconic Daintree accommodation experience and a unique window into the natural wonder of the oldest living rainforest. The Treehouse Restaurant is one of Northern Queensland’s premier

Silky Oaks Lodge

dining experiences and the open-sided restaurant offers sensational Daintree rainforest and Mossman river views. The menu showcases the freshest local produce and fine Australian wines. Set in lush tropical gardens, the Healing Waters Spa at Silky Oaks Lodge has been inspired by ancient wisdoms that celebrated water as a renewing and life giving force. Children under 12 are not catered for at Silky Oaks Lodge.

Daintree | Hotel




Queensland

Operated by Down Under Tours Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

Kuranda All Inclusive from Cairns/Northern Beaches (KRST) £143 £75 Kuranda All Inclusive from Port Douglas (PKRST) £152 £80 Kuranda, Rail & Skyrail from Cairns/Northern Beaches (KQS) £100 £53 Kuranda, Rail & Skyrail from Port Douglas (PKQS) £110 £58

Operated by Raging Thunder Adventures Per Person (minimum age 13)

Tully Full Day £110 Barron River Half Day £70

Tropical North Queensland Sightseeing

Kuranda Packages Daintree Dreaming

Experience the contrast of the region’s oldest railway and the world’s most beautiful Cableway, knowing that we have taken care of all the details with our Kuranda Boarding Pass. Tjapukai is our first stop, including lunch and an Indigenous guide for the morning. Then board Skyrail for your journey, before some free time in Kuranda. Avoid the ticketing lines before boarding the famous Kuranda Scenic Rail, our Kuranda Boarding Pass ensures you will have preferential seating. Gold Class upgrade available on Kuranda Scenic Rail – ask for details.

Kuranda All Inclusive • Entry and buffet lunch at Tjapukai Restaurant • Skyrail Rainforest Cableway • 1 ½ hours free time to explore Kuranda • Kuranda Scenic Rail and transfer to Cairns

Kuranda, Rail & Skyrail • Pre allocated preferential seating on Kuranda Scenic Railway • Free time in Kuranda • Skyrail Rainforest Cableway • Return Hotel Transfers

This fun, exclusive tour allows you to join in a real Aboriginal cultural experience, combining pristine natural beauty of the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park. A day you will never forget! Travel to Cooya Beach north of Port Douglas and meet with the Kubirri Warra brothers who follow the traditions of their ancestors. This special place is a traditional fishing ground of the Kuku Yalanji.

This unique coastal place has three diverse ecosystems – beach, mangroves and coastal reef – that are connected to each other by the every changing mudflats and tidal lagoons. The brothers teach their guests how to throw a spear and demonstrate how to search and hunt for fish, mud crabs and mussels. Learn about bush tucker and medicines before enjoying a homemade damper and the catch of the day. Enjoy and share in an authentic Aboriginal art experience with a local artist. Learn about the Dreamtime, animals and stories of country of the Aboriginal people of the Mossman region. Enjoy a delicious lunch overlooking the Mossman River and rainforest at Silky Oaks Lodge. The Niau Falls are a pristine natural wonder, and your guided rainforest walk will unlock the secrets of this fascinating ecosystem with time for a swim in this magical rainforest environment.

Includes: Return transfers, guided rainforest walk, Aboriginal coastal walk, morning tea, picnic lunch and an exclusive visit to Niau Falls. Departs: From Cairns, Northern Beaches & Port Douglas - Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 7am – 6.30pm.

Operated by Adventure North Australia Adult Child (3-14 yrs)

Full Day Tour from Cairns/Northern Beaches £142 £129

Cape Tribulation, Daintree and Mossman Gorge White Water Rafting

Travel in air-conditioned comfort in your luxury purpose-built 4WD vehicle to Cape Tribulation, through some of the oldest rainforest in the world.

Inclusions: A driver/guided tour & morning tea at the Mossman Gorge Centre, delicious tropical lunch set amongst the rainforest, and a walk on famous Cape Tribulation Beach. Enjoy a cruise on the Daintree River before returning home.

Departs: Daily Cairns, Northern Beaches and Port Douglas from 6.45am.

Tully Full Day - Located 2 hours south of Cairns the Tully River is considered the best White Water Rafting across both Australia & New Zealand. The river carves its way through Rainforest so significant it has been granted World Heritage Listing status. It also boasts grade 3-4 rapids which are challenging for the experienced and beginners alike, with the need to hold on in some sections. Departs: Daily from Cairns and Northern Beaches from 6.30am, Returns: 6.30pm. Includes: Up to 5 hours of rafting, BBQ lunch, all tuition and accommodation transfers.

Barron River Half Day - The Barron River is perfect for anyone who has never tried White Water Rafting or those looking for an afternoon of fun & excitement close to Cairns. Located 30 minutes north west of Cairns the Barron River flows through the Barron Gorge National Park, and is home to numerous birds, butterflies, fish and turtle species (all protected). Departs: Daily from Cairns from 2.15pm, Returns 6pm. Includes: Up to 2 hours of rafting, all tuition and accommodation transfers.


From Cairns/Northern Beaches £124 £80 From Port Douglas £124 £80




Queensland Tropical North Queensland Sightseeing


Tour DWR £171 £86

Operated by Sailaway IV - Low Isles Adult Child (4-12 yrs)

From Cairns/Northern Beaches £39 £39

Daintree Walkabout Full Day Daintree 4WD Wanderer

After arriving at Mossman Gorge, you will be treated to a guided Kuku Yalanji Dreamtime rainforest walk along private, easy graded tracks, visiting special places and culturally significant sites, past traditional bark shelters and over cool rainforest streams. Your experienced interpretive Indigenous guides demonstrate traditional plant use, identify bush tucker sources, share their dreamtime legends, explain the history of cave paintings and provide an enchanting narrative of the rainforest and their special relationships within this unique tropical environment. After your 1.5hr walk, enjoy Tea, Damper and question time before travelling to Mossman – Australia’s most Northern Sugar town.

Silky Oaks Lodge is our lunch venue today where we enjoy a delicious barramundi lunch in this beautiful oasis amidst the rainforest, overlooking the Mossman River. Alternative lunch options are available. Enjoy a fascinating hour cruising through the Daintree River - home to birds, tree snakes, unique plants and the estuarine crocodile - a great photo opportunity. Afternoon tea is included before travelling south back to Cairns.

Departs: Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 7.30am – 5.30pm.

Departing your accom. (transfers commence from 6.45am) we travel toward the World Heritage Listed forest region of Cape Tribulation. Our first stop is a cruise on the Daintree River where we seek out the vivid Ulysees Butterfly, Kingfishers and crocodiles basking on the muddy banks. From here we travel over the beautiful Alexandra Range stopping at the Jindalba boardwalk for home-style morning tea and a guided walk where we view plants of ancient linage right through to examples of our more recent species of flowering plants. We may even encounter the elusive Southern Cassowary. Our next stop is magical Thornton Beach where our guides will highlight the amazing wildlife and ecosystems unique to this part of the world – “where the rainforest meets the sea”.

Lunch is a special treat today, deep under the Rainforest canopy. We have the chance for a private rainforest walk here as well, and may possibly spot rainforest lizards, birds, butterflies and perhaps even marsupials! After lunch, we visit an exotic tropical fruit orchard famous for its delicious ice cream. Our last stop and final lasting impression will be at the outstanding panoramic picture postcard view at Alexandra Range Lookout. From here you’ll have a spectacular view of the mouth of the Daintree River, Snapper Island and on a clear day Port Douglas.

One final treat for the day is the crossing on the Daintree River Ferry – the iconic vehicle punt which transfers you out of the world heritage rainforest and on to your home-ward road. You will be back at your accommodation early in the evening. Please note during wet season the itinerary may change due to higher water levels.


From Cairns, Northern Beaches & Port Douglas £124 £80

Calypso Pure Snorkelling Sunset Sail

Travelling daily from Port Douglas to the outer Great Barrier Reef with a maximum of 38 passengers, Calypso’s Pure Snorkelling visits three spectacular sites, each showcasing the diversity of marine life. Enjoy snorkelling from Port Douglas with faster access and the flexibility of visiting multiple sites on the outer Great Barrier Reef in one day. Onboard this 19 metre vessel, comfortable day bed style seating, spacious decks and professional experienced crew ensures Calypso Snorkelling provides a unique and personalised Great Barrier Reef experience for every guest. With much of the reef’s colour and marine life visible within the first few metres below the water’s surface, snorkelling allows even the most apprehensive swimmer to view the reef, with minimal effort or skills required.

Includes: Transfers from accommodation in Port Douglas, morning & afternoon tea, tropical buffet lunch, interpretive reef talk, snorkelling equipment, guided snorkelling tour, lycra sunsuits, wetsuits and prescription masks. Departs: Daily from Port Douglas at 8.40am, returns 4.30pm.

An Environmental Management Charge is payable on board. Maximum capacity: 38

Enjoy the thrill of pure sailing! Relax with an exhilarating twilight sail onboard the new luxury ‘Lagoon’ sailed from France. Soak up the peace and tranquility of a tropical Sunset over the Coral Sea with spectacular mountain views and first class service. Includes a complimentary glass of champagne, wine or beer and a selection of canapés. A fully licensed bar provides the option to purchase additional drinks on board.

Departs: Port Douglas Marina Mirage at 5pm, returns at 6.30pm.

Operated by Tropical Journeys Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

From Cairns/Northern Beaches £136 £104



Queensland Great Barrier Reef Sightseeing

Operated by Quicksilver Connections Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

Outer Barrier Reef Cruise from Port Douglas £151 £79 Outer Barrier Reef Cruise from Cairns/Northern Beaches £168 £87 Silversonic from Port Douglas £144 £102 Silversonic from Port Douglas incl. 1 Intro. Scuba Dive £186 £186 Silversonic from Port Douglas incl. 1 Certified Scuba Dive £173 £173 Wavedancer to Low Isles from Port Douglas £117 £61 Wavedancer to Low Isles from Cairns/Northern Beaches £133 £70

Aquarius Low Isles Sailing and Snorkelling

Experience a day sailing in ultimate luxury, snorkelling the majestic Great Barrier Reef and exploring the natural beauty of Low Isles with Aquarius. A dedicated snorkel only vessel, Aquarius is committed to providing each guest with a unique and personalised experience. Indulge in the tranquil waters of the Low Isles blue lagoon and snorkel effortlessly amongst the spectacular marine life. Your journey to Low Isles includes a guided walk to learn and appreciate the history and environment that makes Low Isles a special place.

Includes: transfers within Port Douglas, morning and afternoon tea, delicious tropical lunch, interpretive reef talk, guided snorkel tour, island heritage walk, glass bottom boat, lycra suits, wetsuits, snorkelling equipment and prescription masks if required.

Departs: Daily from Port Douglas at 8.40am, returns 4.30pm.

An Environmental Management Charge is payable on board. Maximum capacity: 23

Operated by Tropical Journeys Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

Aquarius Low Isles Sailing and Snorkelling £162 £162

Cruising the Great Barrier Reef with Quicksilver Connections

Green Island Eco Adventure Green Island is a beautiful 6000 year old coral cay located in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, just 27km from Cairns, Green Island is a 45 minute journey across the Coral Sea with Great Adventures’ high speed catamarans. With the choice of three daily departures, this Green Island cruise is perfect for visitors with limited time, offering a half or full day experience. With a range of exciting optional activities, you can even design your day at your own pace. You’ll also have the choice of glass bottom boat coral viewing or snorkelling equipment.

Departs: Daily from Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal 8.30am, 10.30am & 1pm.

Returns: 12.50pm, 3.20pm & 5.20pm. For a complete Great Barrier Reef experience, stay in five star luxury at the beautiful Green Island Resort – 46 luxurious suites nestled in the rainforest – ask for full details.

Connections available from Northern Beaches.

With the widest range of Great Barrier Reef experiences, Quicksilver offers a choice of award-winning day trips to the magnificent Outer Barrier Reef and the idyllic Low Isles.

Outer Barrier Reef Cruise: Quicksilver cruises daily to Agincourt ribbon reef on the very outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef, & the idyllic coral island of Low Isles. Travel by wavepiercer to the edge of Australia’s Continental Shelf!

For the experience of a lifetime, Quicksilver’s high speed wavepiercing catamaran takes guests in air conditioned comfort to the renowned Agincourt Reef, a jewel-like ribbon reef on the very outer edge & acclaimed as amongst the most spectacular in the world. With the largest and most spacious activity platform on the Great Barrier Reef and a high crew ratio, guests of all ages, swimmers & non-swimmers alike, can experience this stunning reef world in comfort. Departs: Daily from Port Douglas at 10am - 4.30pm.

Silversonic:An ultra modern 29 metre catamaran lets you explore the outer edge reef locations at Agincourt ribbon reef in superb style and comfort. Cruising on the fastest vessel to the reef, you’ll enjoy over 5 hours exploring the delights of this underwater world. Silversonic’s ride control system ensures your trip is super smooth, even when travelling at speeds of up to 32 knots. At Agincourt ribbon reef, you’ll have access to exclusive dive and snorkel sites, Visiting 3 different sites so you can choose 3 certified dives 2 introductory dives or 3 different adventure snorkel locations. Your crew will ensure you have all you need to make the most of your day on board, which includes full bar facilities, a hot and cold tropical buffet lunch, fresh water showers, morning and afternoon tea. Departs: Daily from Port Douglas at 8.30am - 4.30pm.

Wavedancer to Low Isles: Quicksilver’s 30 metre luxury sailing catamaran, Wavedancer, offers the excitement of big ship sailing combined with the ultimate in comfort. As you set sail for one hour’s sailing from Port Douglas to the idyllic Low Isles, let our crew pamper you in the luxurious air-conditioned lounge or soak up the sun & sea air under the sails on our expansive deck. Wavedancer remains moored in the island’s calm lagoon & guests can take a regular shuttle from the beach to the boat. A tropical buffet lunch is served on board. Homeward bound, enjoy entertainment under the sails and a refreshing drink from the fully licensed bar. Departs: Daily from Port Douglas at 9.30am - 4.30pm.

Maximum capacity: 150

Operated by Great Adventures Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

Green Island Eco Adventure Ex Cairns £56 £28




Queensland Great Barrier Reef Cruising

Operated by Pro Dive Cairns Per Person (Snorkeller) Per Person (Certified Diver)

3 day Great Barrier Reef Liveaboard Dive Trip £397 £446

Coral Princess Cruises

Let multi award-winning Coral Princess Cruises introduce you to all the hidden jewels of the Great Barrier Reef. Our three and four night small ship cruises allow you to swim, snorkel and SCUBA dive amid the fish and corals in the clear tropical waters. Or you can join our marine biologist aboard the glass bottom boat, stroll golden sandy beaches on remote coral cays or visit secluded tropical islands and ancient rainforests, while our on-board experts interpret the natural wonders of the reef, rainforest and island habitats. We’ll show you the reef most visitors never see - and you can choose to be as adventurous or as relaxed as you please.

All Cruises include: Accommodation in a choice of staterooms & cabins • All meals, morning and afternoon teas • Tea and coffee are available at all times • Use of snorkelling equipment, masks, fins, and flotation vests • Guided glass bottom boat coral viewing and snorkelling excursions • Presentations by Marine Biologists • Access to islands, marine and national parks • Use of comprehensive range of library and video resources • An introductory SCUBA diving skills session is available for first time divers.

3 Night Cairns - Pelorus Island - Cairns Departs Cairns on Friday at 11am. Enjoy 3 nights of discovery and adventure exploring Australia’s renowned tropical paradise and World Heritage Marine and National Parks. Highlights include: • Thetford Reef • Dunk Island Rainforest Walk • Family Group of Islands - only tropical rainforest island on the Australian Coast • Hinchinbrook Channel • Beach BBQ at exclusive Pelorus Island.

4 Night Cairns - Lizard Island - Cairns Departs Cairns on Monday at 5pm (Year Round). Discover Australia’s most picturesque coastline and the world’s largest Marine Park, the Great Barrier Reef, on a 4 night Coral Princess Reef and Island Adventure Cruise. Highlights include: • Historic Cooktown • Lizard Island • Ribbon Reef No 3 & 9.

Operated by Coral Princess Cruises 3 Night Cruise: CC3 4 Night Cruise: CC4

Cabin £1,030 £1,288 Stateroom £1,191 £1,482 Upper Deck Stateroom £1,288 £1,591

3 day Great Barrier Reef Liveaboard Dive Trip

This 3 day liveaboard dive & snorkelling adventure is unmatched for experience & value and will show you the very best the Outer Great Barrier Reef has to offer. You get much more time to relax and really enjoy yourself & ultimately more time for diving and snorkelling. You’ll get to participate in up to 11 dives, 9 day and 2 night dives, or as a snorkeller you’ll get to experience a large variety of fantastic outer reef locations.

We have 16 exclusive dive sites on 4 different outer reef locations and we visit a selection of these sites on every trip. These sites have been selected for their variety and quality of both coral and marine life as well as great visibility. We rarely dive the same site more than twice.

Our 3 premium, 25 metre (80 feet) purpose built, multi-million dollar dive vessels, provide the ideal way to stay out & experience what the reef has to offer. These vessels feature 14 twin share & 2 double cabins with private amenities for every 2 cabins. They are centrally air-conditioned, light & airy. There are 2 large decks, one for gear & one strictly for sun tanning & relaxing. These vessels are the only purpose built outer reef liveaboards operating in the area.

Includes: All meals & bed linen, double or twin share cabin, guided orientation & night dives, 11 dives (includes 2 night dives), all dive & snorkeling equipment, - includes dive computer, short leg and arm wetsuits, dive torch, dive insurance, prescription lens mask if required, transfers from Cairns & Northern Beaches.

Departs: Daily except Tuesday at 5.45am. Returns: Day 3 at approximately 4pm.

An additional Environmental charge will be payable on board. Maximum capacity: 32



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Northern Territory Ayers Rock (Uluru) National Park

DARWIN TIMOR

SEA

Mt Borradaile

Jabiru

KAKADU NAT PARK

ARAFURA SEA

Mary River Region

ARNHEM LAND

Nhulunbury (Gove)

Timber Creek

Katherine

Pine Creek

Katherine Gorge NITMILUK

NAT PK

Mataranka

Roper Bar

Gulf of Carpentaria

Borroloola

GREGORY RIVER

NAT PARK

Top Springs

Daly Waters

BARKLY TABLELAND

TANAMI DESERT

John Flynn Memorial

The Pebbles

Tennant Creek

Devils Marbles

Warrabri

Barrow Creek

Ti TreeCreek

Kings Canyon

Glen Helen Hermannsburg

Palm Valley

SIMPSON

GAP NAT PK

Stanley Chasm

Ross River Alice Springs

Tropic of Capricorn

FINKE GORGE NAT PK

Mt Olga/ Kata Tjuta

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Uluru (Ayers Rock). Credit: Tourism Australia KATA TJUTA NAT PK

(AYERS ROCK) Kulgera DESERT

Stay in the Red Centre town of Alice Springs, then visit the iconic wonders of Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. Cruise down vast Katherine Gorge and pan for gold at Tennant Creek. The Northern Territory also offers a huge array of wildlife, colourful outback characters and landscapes for outdoor adventure.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Make time for a day trip Litchfield National Park where you can swim crystal-clear waterholes

& see thousands of tall termite mounds • See wildlife, waterfalls & one of the world’s largest areas of accessible rock art World

Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park

• Cruise the East Alligator River & Yellow Water in Kakadu National Park past crocodiles, barramundi, & exotic birds

• Sit back & relax on a scenic cruise through Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park • Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Alice Springs – the first aerial medical organisation of

its type in the world

• Walk around the base of Uluru (Ayers Rock) with an Anangu guide, & learn how it was created by spirit ancestors

• See Uluru (Ayers Rock) from the back of a camel or a motorcycle • Enjoy a gourmet BBQ dinner of barramundi, emu or kangaroo underneath a starlit sky as the

sunsets over Uluru (Ayers Rock) with the Sounds of Silence

• Get up close to Kata Tjuta (Olgas) - sacred russet domes on the Valley of the Winds Walk

BEST TIMES TO GO Northern Territory is a year-round destination, but take into account extreme summer heat in the inland region and the heat, humidity and rainfall during the wet season of the Top End. Top End - In the tropical Top End, daytime temperatures average between 30 and 35 degrees all year round. The dry season (May – October) has sunny days while the wet season (November – April) is hot and humid with tropical storms and some destinations are not accessible by road. Red Centre - The Red Centre is best enjoyed around winter (May – October) when the heat is less intense however temperatures can drop very low over nights.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN NORTHERN TERRITORY Darwin Kms

353 Kakadu National Park Kms Hrs

prings Kms

Kings Canyon Kms Hrs


Northern Territory

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

Guest Room £102 £213 £102 Deluxe View Room £115 £239 £115 Extra Person £33 £33 £33


Nov 14 - Mar 15

Guest Room £138 £246 £138 Guest Room with View £160 £267 £160

Per Room Apr 14 & Oct 14

May 14 - Sep 14

Nov 14 - Mar 15

City View Room £168 £219 £116 Harbour View Room £180 £232 £129 1 Bedroom Apartment City £206 £258 £155 2 Bedroom Apartment £245 £297 £193

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 - Aug 14

Sep 14 - Mar 15

Twin Queen Room £125 £185 £125 Deluxe King Room £147 £207 £147 King Premier Room £164 £224 £164


Jun 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - Mar 15

Superior Room £138 £216 £138 Family Room £138 £216 £139

Per Room 29 Apr 14 - Oct 14

Safari Bungalow £671 Extra Person £252

Darwin & Kakadu National Park Accommodation

1 DoubleTree by Hilton Darwin 2

Darwin | Hotel

Vibe Hotel Darwin Darwin | Hotel

Darwin Harbour

122 The Esplanade. Overlooking the famous Darwin Esplanade and offering stunning ocean views, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Darwin is within walking distance of all major corporations and government offices in the city, the Darwin Convention Centre, Bicentennial Park and bustling downtown Darwin and Smith Street Mall. The hotel is also close to many Darwin shopping, dining and leisure options, including a nearby golf course and is only a 15 minute drive to Darwin Airport.

7 Kitchener Drive. Opened in March 2009 and located in Darwin’s Waterfront, on the fringe of Darwin CBD - perfectly positioned to explore Darwin’s newest restaurants, boutique shops and seafront promenade. 120 stylish guest rooms with air conditioning, tea & coffee facilities. Guest facilities include 24 hour reception, Pool, restaurant & bar.

Darwin CBD

3 Travelodge Mirambeena Resort 4

Darwin | Hotel

Darwin Central Hotel 5

Darwin | Hotel

Mantra on the Esplanade Darwin | Self Contained

64 Cavanagh Street. An inner city oasis designed around the resort- style swimming pools and waterfall, the hotel has a tropical feel while offering excellent leisure & dining facilities. Providing 192 guest rooms with tea & coffee making facilities & 32 self contained townhouses, all accommodation is air-conditioned.

21 Knuckey Street. A contemporary executive boutique hotel located in the heart of Darwin City. The hotel features 132 beautifully appointed rooms (some with kitchenettes) furnished with state of the art décor to create a modern, cool and relaxing ambience. Hotel facilities include 24 hour room service & reception, Outdoor plunge pool, onsite restaurant & guest laundry.

88 The Esplanade. Overlooking Darwin Harbour and within short walking distance of the CBD. This beautiful hotel offers 64 hotel rooms plus 140 apartments with private balconies, restaurant and bar, 24 hour reception, 24 hour room service, concierge, outdoor pool and spa and beauty salon.

Per Room Apr 14 May 14 -

Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Guest Room £93 £185 £93 Executive Room £99 £197 £99 Townhouse £112 £204 £112

6 Novotel Darwin Atrium Darwin | Hotel

Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn Kakadu | Hotel

Bamurru Plains Mary River Region | Luxury Lodge

100 The Esplanade. Located in the city centre, overlooking Darwin Harbour, Novotel Atrium features a magnificent tropical indoor rainforest, complete with cascading vines, palm trees and 140 spacious rooms and 2 bedroom suites, a restaurant, bar, swimming pool & spa.

Flinders Street, Jabiru. From the marble foyer to the air-conditioned guest rooms, Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn is the most luxurious accomm. in Kakadu National Park’s and is just a 2.5hrs drive from Darwin. This unique hotel was designed & built in the shape of a Crocodile & is the ideal base to explore Ubirr & Nourlangie rock art galleries & view the towering sandstone escarpment of Arnhem Land. The hotel offers 110 guest rooms overlooking a central shaded courtyard & swimming pool, a range of dining options, conference facilities, tour desk & pick up point.

Glide by airboat through fields of lotus lilies & enchanting paperbark forests. View buffalo, wallabies, crocodiles & abundant bird life in one of Australia’s most diverse wildlife areas, Bamurru Plains. Embrace the unique wild bush environment the wildlife & bird life for whom it is home. Arrive by air or road from Darwin to nine freestanding safari bungalows & 300km2 of country accessible to a max. of only 18 guests. Located on the coastal floodplains of the Mary River, the lodge offers guided activities, incl. wetland airboat trips, river cruises, guided bushwalks & open-top safari drives.


Nov 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £116 £212 £116 Superior Harbour View Room £138 £234 £138

Note: Bamurru Plains is closed for wet season March 2014 - 28 April 2014 & November 2014 - 28 April 2015




Northern Territory

Operated by AAT Kings Adult Child (15yrs & under)

Tour D11 £142 £72

Operated by Aussie Adventures Adult Child (15yrs & under)

Tour KNL3R £527 £422

Top End Touring

Kakadu National Park Day Tour Katherine Gorge Cruise & Leliyn (Edith Falls) Day Tour

Leaving Darwin, we travel on the Arnhem Highway across the Adelaide River and Marrakai Plains. A wide selection of native wildlife has made this region their home. Stop at Nourlangie Rock, where your guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch we join our local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong. Visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre & view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu, before returning to Darwin. Departs: Daily from Darwin at 6.45am - 7.30pm. A Kakadu National Park Entry Fee (subject to change) of AUD$25 per person is payable direct.

Depart Darwin and stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, the resting place World War II soldiers and civilians killed in the 1942 air raids on Darwin. Continue via Pine Creek to Katherine, after a short stop at the Visitor Centre join your guided cruise between the sheer sandstone cliffs of Katherine Gorge. After the cruise, travel to beautiful Leliyn (Edith Falls). The natural pool at the base of Leliyn is safe for swimming throughout most of the year and you’ll have a chance to take a dip in the refreshing cool waters. On the return trip to Darwin, you have the opportunity to purchase dinner - a Top End specialty of barramundi & chips (own expense). Departs: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from Darwin at 6.30am - 8.30pm.


Tour D4 £142 £72

4 Day Kakadu, Arnhem Land, Twin Falls & Jim Jim Falls 3 Day Top End Highlights

Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu - Travel into Kakadu National Park. Stop at Nourlangie Rock, where your Guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch we join our local guide for a cruise on Yellow Water Billabong. Enjoy spectacular scenes of paperbark swamps, water lillies, bird life and you may be lucky enough to spot a saltwater crocodile. We make a visit to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre.

Day 2: Arnhem Land - 4 Wheel Drive Adventure - An early start this morning as we travel by 4 Wheel Drive vehicle into Arnhem Land and the Mikinj Valley. We travel through spectacular scenery including sandstone outcrops, escarpments, forests and floodplains. Learn about traditional land ownership, bush skills and ‘bush tucker’. View Aboriginal rock art in its natural state. Most tours are accompanied by an Aboriginal guide.

Day 3: Jim Jim & Twin Falls - Travel by 4 Wheel Drive to Jim Jim Falls carpark from where it is a 900 metre bushwalk to the Jim Jim Falls plunge pool. The walk is rugged involving scrambling up and down rocks. At the plunge pool there is time for swimming and relaxing. Travel by boat up the first part of the gorge at Twin Falls before walking to the base of the falls. Return to Jabiru.

Day 4: Kakadu - Darwin - This morning stop at Ubirr with a short walk to view Aboriginal rock art. Join the Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River in search of saltwater crocodiles. We have an Aboriginal guide with us & with the special permission of the local people, we will be able to go ashore in Arnhem Land. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. There is time for an optional 30 minute scenic flight (own expense) over the Arnhem Land Escarpment. Return to Darwin. Departs: Daily 6.30am (May - Oct) from Darwin. Returns: approximately 7.30pm.

Prices are based on per person Twin Share.

Day 1: Wildlands Wetlands Safari, Kakadu National Park, Ubirr Art Site. Depart Darwin and journey by 4WD to Australia’s most northerly tropical wetlands region known as the Mary River Floodplains. You will then take a cruise on the dynamic wetlands, which are part of Australia’s most extensive swamplands system, navigating the billabong system you will access vast areas of the wetlands. Leaving the Mary River system we journey to World Heritage- listed Kakadu National Park, stopping for lunch en route. Travel to the ancient Aboriginal rock art sites at Ubirr.

Day 2: Gunlom Falls, Pine Creek, Katherine Gorge Sunset Dinner Cruise. Travel along the Kakadu Highway to the southern region of the park and Gunlom Falls. Gunlom, located on Waterfall Creek is the magical combination of waterfall and serene plunge pool. After a dip in the pools we head further south out of the park and through the small township of Pine Creek, stop for lunch (own expense). Join the Nabilil Dreaming Sunset Cultural Dinner Cruise on Katherine Gorge. Learn about the spirit, history and culture of the Jawoyn people as you cruise along the first two tranquil gorges. As the sun sets, enjoy a three course buffet dinner as you take in the surroundings by candlelight.

Day 3: Litchfield National Park, Florence Falls, Buley Rockhole, Wangi Falls, Darwin. Depart Katherine and travel to the Adelaide River War Cemetery, the resting place for many Second World War soldiers and civilians killed in the 1942 air raids on Darwin. Continue on to Litchfield National Park, stop to view the intriguing termite mounds and Florence Falls. Head to Buley Rockhole for another opportunity to cool down in the series of plunge pools that cascade down a hillside. Stop for lunch, then travel to the rock pool at Wangi Falls. Return to Darwin, via the northern access, Cox Peninsula Road.

Departs: May-Oct on Tue and Sat from Darwin at 7am arriving approximately 6pm.

Operated by AAT Kings Budget Superior

Tour DJ59K £813 £979

Litchfield National Park Day Tour

Visiting the main falls of Litchfield National Park, you have the opportunity for scenic & interpretive bush & monsoon vine forest walks. View Florence Falls from a high vantage point before making your way down the stairs to the plunge pool below. Visit Tolmer Falls for a magnificent view of the water cascading down to the deep waterhole below. We venture to Wangi Falls for another opportunity for a swim in the large crystal clear pool & an optional steady climb through the monsoon vine forest to the top of the falls.

Departs: Daily from Darwin at 7am - 6pm.


Tour D5 £96 £49




Northern Territory

Per Room Apr 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - 28 Feb 15 Mar 15

Standard Room £105 £105 £105 Superior Room £120 £90 £120 Deluxe Room £136 £102 £136


Guest Room £95 Guest Room with View £112 Junior Suite £138

Operated by Outback Ballooning Adult Child (6-16yrs)

30 Minute Flight £171 £137 60 Minute Flight £233 £186


Tour A6 £96 £49


Alice Springs Accommodation & Sightseeing

Desert Palms Resort Alice Springs | Hotel

74 Barrett Dr. Situated on the Todd River & only five minutes from town, Desert Palms Resort is an oasis in the outback offering individual studio villa accommodation, set around a crystal clear free-form pool with island, waterfall & surrounded by tropical gardens. All villas are air-conditioned & include bougainvillea-covered verandahs, private en suites & kitchenette facilities. There is a small shop, guest laundry & BBQ area onsite, along with secure gated off street parking.

Chifley Alice Springs Resort Alice Springs | Hotel

34 Stott Terrace. Situated on the banks of the famous Todd River, only 5 minutes walk to the centre of town. The low rise architecture & lush lawns contribute to the relaxed atmosphere. Facilities include a restaurant, lounge, pool bar, swimming pool, guest laundry and play area. Rooms are air conditioned with mini bars, TV, pay movies, tea and coffee facilities.

DoubleTree by Hilton Alice Springs | Hotel

82 Barrett Drive. All of our spacious guest rooms and suites offer mountain views, generous work surfaces, luxurious bedding and high- speed internet access. Work out in the 24-hour fitness center, improve your serve on one of two tennis courts, swim in the heated outdoor pool overlooking the lush garden landscape or play a round on the 18-hole golf course located just next door.


Standard Villa £85 Extra Person £10

A Town Like Alice Hot Air Ballooning

Tour the sights of ‘The Alice’ including the School of the Air which provides an educational service for children living in remote areas. Stop at the historic Telegraph Station & the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Learn how this marvelous facility operates to provide a ‘mantle of safety’ to the people of the outback. Visit the Alice Springs Reptile Centre where you will see unique Central Australian reptiles such as the Perentie lizard & Thorny Devil. Conclude with a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the surrounding ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Departs: Daily from 2.00pm - 6.00pm.

Experience the legend of Australia’s Outback in an OUTBACK BALLOON! Outback ballooning provides a high quality, fun & totally safe ballooning experience, which may be enjoyed by people of all ages & physical abilities. The setting over the remote desert, serviced only by a few bush tracks enhances the sense of adventure that you will experience. The location also ensures that you are treated to the spectacular colours of the early morning dawn over the MacDonnell Ranges. On most days you will also see Australian wildlife, particularly red kangaroos, in their natural environment. All flights are followed by champagne & tropical fruit juice accompanied by a selection of muesli biscuits, exotic slices, cheese & fresh fruit, served at a desert campsite to complete the morning’s experience before you are returned to your accommodation. Note: AUD$25 Aviation levy is payable direct.


Tour A3 £58 £29

Palm Valley 4WD Safari Alice Springs to Ayers Rock Resort

This 4 Wheel Drive Safari travels through the West MacDonnell Ranges down the bed of the Finke River, one of the oldest watercourses in the world, into Palm Valley. Marvel at spectacular rock forms, white sands & an oasis of rock pools & palm trees. Visit the spectacular rock formation known as the Amphitheatre. Enjoy a picnic lunch within Finke Gorge National Park. We’ll visit Hermannsburg (not available Dec – Jan), an Aboriginal community & historic precinct which is renowned for its Aboriginal art collection and the works of Albert Namatjira. On the return journey to Alice Springs watch the changing colours of the West MacDonnell Ranges in the afternoon sunlight. (Morning or afternoon tea is included).

Departs: Daily 8am (Jun - Oct) & Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat & Sun 7.30am (Nov - May).

Travel south through the MacDonnell and James Ranges. Your Driver Guide will provide comprehensive commentary of your surrounds. Visit a camel farm where there is time to take a short camel ride (own expense). Later you will have the opportunity to purchase morning tea and locally made Aboriginal art at Mt. Ebenezer Roadhouse. View majestic Atila (Mt. Conner) before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort.

Departs: Daily at 7.30am, arrives Ayers Rock Resort approximately 1pm.


Tour A5 £90 £46




Northern Territory


Jul 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £241 £283 £241 Deluxe Room £283 £310 £283 Deluxe Rock View Room £310 £365 £310


Jul 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - Mar 15

Superior Room £317 £372 £317 Terrace Room £400 £468 £400 Deluxe Suite £620 £687 £620

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Accommodation


Voyages Ayers Rock Resort

Voyages Ayers Rock Resort lies at the gateway to the dual World Heritage listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, in Australia's Red Centre. Given its remote location, a Resort of world-class standards is possibly something guests might not have expected to find ‘in the middle of nowhere’. Here, guests can immerse themselves in the natural and cultural landscapes of one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders.

Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel & Lodge Hotel Lodge

Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel & Lodge offers traditional Australian hospitality with a choice of comfortable, affordable hotel rooms, budget rooms or dormitories. Enjoy a beer and some outback delights at the Outback BBQ, swap stories of your day’s adventures, or sing along with the nightly entertainment.

Per Room Apr 14 -

Jun 14 Jul 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - Mar 15

Budget Cabin (Share Bathroom) £137 £152 £137 Budget Rm w/ Bathroom £166 £179 £166 Standard Room £214 £234 £214

Voyages Emu Walk Apartments Apartments

Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel

Hotel

Voyages Sails in the Desert

Hotel

Welcome to Emu Walk Apartments - Voyages Ayers Rock Resort’s 4 star serviced apartments. Sheltered behind gardens of native trees and forming a walkway through the heart of the Resort, is an avenue of terraced apartments. Well-equipped and self-contained, Voyages Emu Walk Apartments can cater for up to six people - ideal if you’re holidaying with family or friends.

A 4 1/2 star hotel at Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, Voyages Desert Gardens is set amongst magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs. Centrally located to all resort and touring facilities, the hotel offers a range of accommodation, from shaded poolside rooms to deluxe rooms.

Named after the soaring white sails that crown its roof, this is Ayers Rock Resort’s premium hotel. The hotel’s interior decor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and private rooms.


Jul 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - Mar 15

One Bedroom Apartment £234 £274 £234 Two Bedroom Apartment £303 £343 £303 Extra Person £35 £35 £35

Longitude 131°

Resort Luxurious, eco-sensitive and romantic, Longitude 131° offers immersion in the World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, complete with 5-star luxury & private views of the sun rising and setting over Uluru (Ayers Rock). Venture into the spirited land of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park & you are exposed to an expansive living cultural landscape in the company of only a few others. Whether you spend your time learning of the ancient cultures of traditional owners, or exploring the stunning flora & fauna with expert guides, face to face with this irresistible land, your senses come alive. In the evening savour dishes from a new, daily menu which fuses modern Australian cuisine & indigenous flavours with a hint of international influences.

The evening also offers up experiences to last a lifetime. Dine out under the spectacular desert night sky at Table 131° or with the haunting sounds of the Didgeridoo in the background, & the beautiful dusk desert sky fading from vibrant pinks/red to a starlit sky, Longitude 131°’s resident storyteller shares stories from the past at Tales by Firelight.

Includes: Meals, Select alcoholic & nonalcoholic beverages & touring, Uluru/Kata Tjuta National Park Permit & return 4WD airport transfers.

Minimum 2 night stay applies. Children under 12 are not catered for.


Luxury Tent – 1 Person £1,226 Luxury Tent – 2 People £1,549






Northern Territory

Operated by Uluru Motorcycle Tours Per Person

Ayers Rock Sunrise £137 Uluru Cruise £124 Kata Tjuta Tour £199


Tour Y51 £84 £43

Operated by Uluru Camel Tours Per Person

Camel to Sunrise/Camel to Sunset £81

Operated by SEIT Adult Child (15 yrs & under)

Kata Tjuta Sunrise & Uluru Sunset £183 £148

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sightseeing

Uluru Motorcycle Tours Sounds of Silence Dinner

Ever wanted to take a spin to Ayers Rock on the back of a Harley? Take the chance to give yourself a thrill as we take you into Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park to get up close and personal with the breathtaking views of Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the spectacular domes of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Experience the beauty of this wondrous outback landscape in style on a late model Harley Davidson Motorcycle! Uluru Motorcycles caters not only for passengers but also the experienced rider wanting to see the area on your own. Helmets, jackets and gloves provided if required. All tours include pick up and drop off from all accommodation within Ayers Rock Resort & Airport. National Park fee not included.

Sounds of Silence offers the best of the Red Centre distilled into four magical hours - an unforgettable evening eating beautifully prepared food under the sparkling outback sky. As the sun sets in a blaze of reds and oranges, you feast on a gourmet barbecue buffet of authentic Australian delicacies including barramundi, kangaroo, emu, crocodile, bush salads and classic desserts, complemented by some of Australia’s finest wines. Attention then turns to some of the world’s best star gazing, as our resident astronomer takes you on an unforgettable tour of the spectacular southern night sky. As you wind down after a delicious dinner, you are offered a choice of tea, coffee or port. Departs: daily approximately 1 hour prior to sunset (weather permitting). Note: Not suitable for children under 10 years, surcharge applies for Christmas & New Year’s Eve.

Operated by Voyages Adult Child (15yrs & under)

Sounds of Silence Dinner £135 £67

Uluru Sunrise & Guided Cultural Walk Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds Walk

Rise early to travel to the Uluru sunrise viewing area, Talinguru Nyakunytjaku, to watch the first rays of the sun set Uluru & the Red Centre alight. After sunrise accompany your guide on the Kuniya Base Walk from Kuniya Piti, a sacred site at Uluru. Afterwards walk to the Mutitjulu Waterhole where your guide will indicate the natural features of the landscape, Aboriginal rock paintings & relay traditional stories relating to this special place. Board your coach & continue around the circumference of this massive rock. Walk with your guide along the Mala Walk, which takes you through one of the most important habitation areas for the Aboriginal people over thousands of years. Continue to Kantju Gorge, where after rainfall, water can cascade over the side of Uluru and plunge some 90 metres. Later visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre for the opportunity to learn more about the Anangu. There is also the chance to view & purchase locally made Aboriginal souvenirs. Departs: Daily 90 minutes prior to sunrise from Ayers Rock Resort. Returns: 12pm approx.

Travel to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) where your AAT Kings Driver/Guide will explain the geological history of these giant domes. Your Driver/Guide will then escort you on a 2-3 hour walk in the valley between the massive red conglomerate rocks. The walking path is rocky and requires a good level of fitness. Marvel at the unique flora and fauna that has survived in this harsh environment. When you reach the Valley of the Winds Lookout, take some time to gaze out over the central valley of Kata Tjuta. Then take in a magnificent outback sunset at Kata Tjuta while you enjoy a complimentary glass of sparkling wine. Note: Walking path is rocky and a good level of fitness is required. Price does not include National Park Fee.


Tour Y41 £84 £43

Uluru & Kata Tjuta Scenic Flight Uluru Camel Tours Kata Tjuta Sunrise & Uluru Sunset

During this exhilarating experience you will have a chance to view some of Australia’s greatest landmarks and their natural beauty, along with surrounding desert features. The incredible rock formations of the Olgas and seeing Uluru from a new perspective are must-see amazing views from the air.

Approximate tour duration 1.5 hours, flight duration 40 minutes. Departs on demand.

Camel to Sunrise - Watch the desert come to life & learn about the flora & fauna along the trail from your knowledgable cameleer. Includes: Return transfers, 1 hr camel ride, light breakfast, tea, coffee & orange juice, free time to explore the camel display & gift shop. Departs: 1 hour prior to sunrise from Ayers Rock Resort. Camel to Sunset - Meander for 1 hr through the rich red sand dunes on your friendly camel to watch the awe-inspiring backdrop of Uluru & Kata Tjuta change colour as the sun sets. Includes: Return transfers, 1 hr camel ride, alcoholic beverages, soft drinks & light snacks, free time to explore the camel display & gift shop. Departs: 1.5 hours prior to sunset from Ayers Rock Resort.

Be captivated by sunrise with SEIT KATA TJUTA then entranced by sunset with SEIT ULURU. This package combines the best of both icons with the flexibility of undertaking the tours on the same day or split over two days.

Includes: 2 x 5 hour fully guided tour • Sunset at Uluru • Sunrise at Kata Tjuta • Sparkling Wine and gourmet treats at Sunset • Outback Picnic breakfast at sunrise • Pick up and return from Ayers Rock Resort.

Operated by Ayers Rock Scenic Flights Per Person

Tour ARO £152




Northern Territory


Tented Cabin – Per Person Twin Share £226 Tented Cabin – Single Traveller £375 Tented Cabin – Per Child Twin Share £181 Tented Cabin – Per Person Triple Share £188 One Way coach transfer from Ayers Rock Resort to Kings Canyon - Y23 AAT Kings £78 One way coach transfer from Kings Canyon to Ayers Rock Resort - Y22 AAT Kings £78 One way coach transfer from Kings Canyon to Alice Springs - A39 AAT Kings £96

Kings Canyon Accommodation

Kings Canyon Resort

Kings Canyon Resort is located in Australia’s Northern Territory, mid-way between Alice Springs and Uluru (Ayers Rock). The Resort is located in Watarrka National Park, nine kilometers from the magical sandstone formation of Kings Canyon.

It is the perfect oasis from which to explore the natural wonders of Kings Canyon. Pass through the eerie formations of weathered rock known as ‘The Lost City’ or experience the Rim Walk by climbing to the top of Kings Canyon to view the spectacular sunrise or sunset.

Sensitively designed to ensure that it has minimal impact on its surroundings, a deluxe spa room & a standard room, all offer you sanctuary from the rugged desert night. Facilities at the resort include Mini-supermarket, souvenir shop, laundry, two swimming pools, tennis court, restaurants & bars.

Per Room Apr 14 - Jun 14 Jul 14 - Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £192 £261 £192 Deluxe Room £234 £303 £234

Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge

Watarrka National Park | Hotel

Award-winning Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge is owned by APT and offers accommodation exclusively to APT travellers. The lodge is located on Kings Creek Station, a fully operational cattle and camel station of 1,800 square kilometres owned and run by Ian and Lynn Conway. Set in a private part of the station among the Desert Oak trees, Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge gives guests a memorable Australian outback experience. Luxury Tented Cabins: The exclusive tented cabins offer the ultimate outback accommodation. Each cabin features air-conditioning and an ensuite bathroom. At Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge you can experience the greatest of comfort in the outback, with a perfect opportunity to absorb the natural landscapes. Dine Around the Campfire: Breakfast and Dinner Included: Gourmet Australian cuisine is served around the campfire under the stars of the southern sky. Sample such delicacies as camel, kangaroo and barramundi. After dinner, enjoy the serenity of the outback with fellow guests as you relax around the campfire. Breakfast and a delicious three-course dinner are included in the rate. Special Tours and a Wide Range of Optional Activities: Special tours to visit Aboriginal petroglyphs (ancient stone rock carvings) operate in the surrounding region from the lodge and are included in the price of the exclusive packages. A range of optional activities are also available from the station including escorted quad bike rides, camel rides and helicopter flights over Kings Canyon, the Central Ranges and remote waterholes.

Watarrka National Park | Hotel

Getting there: Travelling time and distance from Alice Springs via sealed road is 5 hours and 470km. From Uluru (Ayers Rock) via sealed road it’s 3 hours and 300km. AAT Kings operate daily transfers to and from Ayers Rock Resort and Kings Canyon to Alice Springs.






Northern Territory Kings Canyon Touring

Operated by AAT Kings Per Person (twin share)

YY47B: Budget £461 YY47R: Standard £503 YY47S: Superior £551 YY47F: First Class £624

Operated by AAT Kings Per Person (twin share)

AK48B: Budget £633 AK48R: Standard £768 AK48S: Superior £813 AK48F: First Class £901

3 Day Uluru: Red Centre “Goanna Dreaming” 4WD Camping Safari 3 Day Red Centre Sights and Sound

Experience the wonders of Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) & Watarrka (Kings Canyon) on this 3 Day 4WD small group camping safari - driving on dirt roads, remote private campsites, eating quality food cooked over a campfire & sleeping under the clearest southern stars you can imagine. We also offer the optional Aboriginal guided Kuniya Walk at Uluru where you’ll learn directly from the indigenous landowners of Central Australia, Anangu. Special Features: Visits Uluru, Kata Tjuta & Kings Canyon • Private campsites • Cooking over the campfire • Driving along outback roads • 4-wheel driving • Optional Aboriginal guided Kuniya Walk

Day 1: Alice Springs/Ayers Rock Resort to Uluru - Camel Farm • Erldunda • Mt Ebenezer Roadhouse • View Mt Connor • Cultural Centre • Climb/Base Walk or Kuniya Walk at Uluru • Sunset at Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Day 2: Uluru & Kata Tjuta - Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Sunrise • Kata Tjuta • Ayers Rock Resort • Curtin Springs • Kings Creek Station

Day 3: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs - Watarrka (Kings Canyon) • 4 x 4 Driving • Finke River • Jims Place • Alice Springs

Safari incl. all camping equipment, fresh linen, swags & pillows (sleeping bag available for hire), reference books, fresh drinking water, national Park entry fees, Aboriginal Access fees & selected Meals & snacks. Travel is in late model air conditioned 4WD vehicles with professionally trained guides. Departs: Daily from Alice Springs at 6am, from Ayers Rock Resort at 1.10pm, from Ayers Rock Resort at 1.30pm. Returns: Alice Springs at 5.30pm.

A 3 day accommodated safari is also available.

This tour highlights Sounds of Silence Dinner, Uluru Sunrise, climb and base tour also visiting Mutitjulu Waterhole & the Uluru – KataTjuta Cultural Centre.

Day 1: Sounds of Silence Dinner • Transfer from Ayers Rock Airport to your hotel (flights to arrive prior to 2pm) • Gourmet buffet and wines at the Sounds of Silence Dinner • Startalker tour of the night skies (conditions permitting)

Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) • Uluru Sunrise and Base Tour or the Uluru Sunrise & Guided Cultural Walk • Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) before enjoying a sunset at Uluru

Day 3: Uluru (Ayers Rock) • Time for an optional scenic helicopter flight or Harley Davidson ride around Uluru • Transfer from your hotel to Ayers Rock Airport for your flight (airfares not included)

Departs: Daily.

Operated by Wayoutback Australian Safaris Adult Child (8-15 yrs)

W03 £449 £433

5 Day Uluru: Red Centre “Kangaroo Dreaming” 4WD Camping Safari 4 Days Kata Tjuta, Uluru & Kings Canyon

The ultimate Central Australia adventure tour experiencing Uluru (Ayers Rock), KataTjuta (The Olgas), Watarrka (Kings Canyon), Palm Valley & the West MacDonnell Ranges. We’ll also get to truly experience the outback in an authentic way by really going ‘wayoutback’; camping at private bush camps, driving a bush track through an old outback cattle station & visiting the Oak Valley Aboriginal Community.

Day 1: Alice Springs/Ayers Rock Resort – Uluru Camel Farm (ride optional) • Stuarts Well • Mt Ebenezer Roadhouse • Mt Connor (view) • Ayers Rock Resort • Cultural Centre • Uluru • Base Walk or Climb at Uluru • Sunset at Uluru

Day 2: Uluru – Kings Creek Station Uluru/Kata Tjuta Sunrise • Kata Tjuta • Curtin Springs Station • Kings Creek Station

Day 3: Kings Creek Station – Oak Valley Aboriginal Community Watarrka (Kings Canyon) • 4x4 Driving • Hugh River Stock Route • Oak Valley Aboriginal Community

Day 4: Oak Valley & Glen Helen Owen Springs Reserve • Ormiston Gorge • Ghost Gum Walk • Glen Helen

Day 5: Return to Alice Springs Gosse Bluff (view comet crater) • Hermannsberg Aborginal Community • Palm Valley • Alice Springs

Includes: All camping equipment, swags & pillows, (sleeping bags available for hire, reference books, chilled face cloths (summer) & supplies of drinking water. All tours include National Park Entry fees and Oak Valley access fees. We travel in the latest model air conditioned 4WD vehicles, meals (except for breakfast day 1 & dinner final day). Departs: Tue-Sat from Alice Springs at 6am, from Ayers Rock Resort at 1.10pm, from Ayers Rock Airport at 1.30pm. Returns: Alice Springs at 5.30pm.

Explore the sights of Alice Springs, enjoy a guided walk through the fascinating domes to the Valley of the Winds & the Uluru Sunrise & Climb tour.

Day 1: Alice Springs – Uluru (Ayers Rock) Visit a Camel Farm (optional ride at own expense) • View Mt Connor • Uluru sunset with complimentary glass of wine • BBQ Dinner • Stargazing (weather permitting)

Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour or Uluru Sunrise & Guided Cultural Walk • Visit Mutitjulu Waterhole • Uluru – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre • Mystical domes of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) • Valley of the Winds walk • Sunset at Kata Tjuta with complimentary glass of wine

Day 3: Ayers Rock Resort – Kings Canyon Morning at leisure • Travel to Kings Canyon

Day 4: Kings Canyon – Alice Springs Guided climb of Kings Canyon rim or canyon floor • Option to return to Ayers Rock Resort

Departs: Daily from Alice Springs at 7.30am. Concludes: Alice Springs at 7pm or Ayers Rock Resort at 4.30pm (Oct-Mar) & 5.30pm (Apr-Sep).

Operated by Wayoutback Australian Safaris Adult Child (4-14 yrs)

W05 £675 £659



Denham

Western Australia TIMOR

SEA

Cockatoo Island

Admiralty Gulf

Kalumburu DRYSDALE

RIVER NAT PARK

Wyndham

Joseph Bonaparte

Gulf

Stroll on Cable Beach. Kununurra Lake

Argyle WINDJANA

GORGE NAT PARK

THE KIMBERLEY

PURNULULU

INDIAN OCEAN

Derby Windjana Gorge

TUNNEL CREEK

Halls

NAT PARK

Bungle NAT PARK GEIKE Creek Bungles

Broome Roebuck Bay

Fitzroy Crossing GORGE NAT PARK

W

GREAT SANDY DESERT

Barrow Island

NORTH WEST CAPE

Dampier Karratha MILLSTREAM CHICHESTER

NAT PARK Onslow

Port Hedland

Marble Bar

Telfer

RUDALL RIVER

Lake Mackay

Exmouth

Coral Bay

CAPE RANGE

NAT PARK

Tom Price

Paraburdoo

KARIJINI NAT PARK

COLLIER RANGE

Newman

GIBSON DESERT

NAT PARK

Lake Disappointment

Carnarvon FRANCOIS

PERON NAT PARK

KENNEDY RANGE

NAT PARK

Mt Augustus NAT PARK

Lake Carnegie Lake

Wells

Warburton

Dirk Hartog Island

Monkey Mia Meekatharra

Kalbarri

Mt Magnet Leonora Lake

Laverton

GREAT VICTORIA DESERT

Geraldton

Lake Barlee

Lake Ballard

Carey Lake

Miningwal

NULLABOR PLAIN

Lake (site of Gormley Statues) Goldfields

The Pinnacles

NAMBUNG NAT PARK

Moore New Norcia

Kalgoorlie - Boulder Coolgardie Kambalda

Lake

Cocklebiddy

Eucla

INDIAN OCEAN

Yanchep

PERTH Rottnest Island

Fremantle

Bunbury

Northam

South West Beaches

Norseman

Hyden Wave Rock

FITZGERALD RIVER

Cowan

Lake Dundas

CAPE LE GRAND NAT PARK

Eyre Bird Observatory

Great Australian

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Augusta

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Manjimup NAT PARK

Hopetoun Esperance

SOUTHERN OCEAN


Pemberton Walpole

Albany

Visit wineries fringed by towering forests and world famous surf breaks in the Margaret River. Feed wild bottlenose dolphins at Monkey Mia. Fly over the Bungle Bungle ranges and ride a camel down Broome’s Cable Beach at sunset.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Take a ferry from Perth upstream to the vineyards of the picturesque Swan Valley

• Listen to stories of prisoners tour of Fremantle Prison, the state’s first jail

• Explore Rottnest Island by bike and discover secluded beaches & bays

• Visit world-class wineries and drive through towering karri forests in the Margaret River Region

• Swim with the whale sharks - the world’s largest fish, at Ningaloo Reef between April & June

• Head to Kalgoorlie and the goldfields for taste of gold rush history

• Ride a camel into the sunset on Broome’s Cable Beach and see dinosaur footprints preserved in rock

• Visit the Pinnacles – amazing natural limestone structures formed 25,000 – 30,000 years ago • From Kununurra see the beehive-shaped domes of the Bungle Bungle Ranges from the air

• Feed wild bottlenose dolphins at Monkey Mia

BEST TIMES TO GO The best time to visit the north of the state is during the dry season (April – September) when temperatures are not as hot and access is easier, many roads being closed in the wet season. The wet season (October – March) is hot and humid with tropical storms. The southern part of Western Australia is an all-year round destination with four distinct seasons.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Perth Kms

277 Margaret River Kms 2.59 Hrs 595 865 Kalgoorlie Kms 6.15 8.57 Hrs

2,233 2,504 2,183 Broome Kms 23.22 26.00 25.00 Hrs 865 1,132 1,392 1,806 Monkey Mia Kms 9.57 12.45 15.23 19.30 Hrs

1,267 1,533 1,793 1,373 708 Exmouth Kms 14.22 17.10 19.48 15.24 9.38 Hrs




Western Australia

Suggested Itinerary

8 Day Western Australia Highlights

Rottnest Island. Credit: Tourism Australia

Day 1 - Perth to Fremantle On arrival to Perth, collect your rental car and drive to the historic port city of Fremantle. Just 20 minutes drive or a leisurely cruise down the Swan River, from Perth’s CBD – Fremantle is rich in convict and maritime history. Stay 2 nights in Fremantle.

Day 2 - Rottnest Island Today explore peaceful and car-free Rottnest Island – just a 30 minute high speed ferry ride from Fremantle. Rottnest Island covers an area of 11 kilometres long and 4 ½ kilometres wide, making it perfect for exploring on a bike or from an air-conditioned coach. Please note: Electric bikes and vehicles are prohibited on Rottnest Island.

Day 3 - Fremantle to Pemberton (326km – approx. 4 ½ hours) The South West offers some of the most varied travel experiences in Western Australia and today you will pass through towering forests, fields of wildflowers and acres of rolling vineyards on the way to Pemberton. Stay 1 night in Pemberton (see page 60 for accommodation options).

Day 4 - Pemberton to Albany (239km – approx. 3 hours) Departing Pemberton, travel to Walpole to walk amongst the tree tops through the “Valley of the Giants”. Continue on towards Albany – a historic whaling city set on a spectacular coastline. Stay 1 night in Albany.

Day 5 - Albany to Margaret River (378km – approx. 5 hours) Head back along the stunning southern coastline through Denmark and up into the Margaret River Region. Stay 2 nights in Margaret River (see page 60 for accommodation options).

Day 6 - Margaret River Margaret River is home to world-renowned wineries, breathtaking beaches and majestic forests. Spend today exploring the region and enjoying some of the local delicacies and attractions.

Day 7 - Margaret River to Perth (269km – approx. 4 hours) Bid farewell to the Margaret River region and travel north towards Perth. Along the way be sure to stop at the longest jetty in the southern hemisphere at Busselton and the eco tourism mecca of Rockingham – where you can swim with dolphins, get up close and personal to wildlife or snorkel off the beach. Stay 2 nights in Perth. (see page 58 for accommodation options).

Day 8 - Perth Today enjoy a day at leisure in Perth. Kings Park offers panoramic view across the city or a cruise up the Swan River is a perfect way to experience the Swan Valley and some local vineyards.

NORTHBRIDGE

KINGS PARK

SOUTH PERTH

SWAN RIVER

Perth CBD



Western Australia Perth Accommodation


Standard Room £117 Deluxe Room £144 One Bedroom Apartment £168 Two Bedroom Apartment £194


Sep 14 - 15 Dec 14

16 Dec 14 - 15 Feb 15

16 Feb 15 - Mar 15

1 Bedroom Apartment £162 £183 £162 £183 2 Bedroom Apartment £264 £289 £264 £289 2 Bed/2 Bath Apartment £284 £308 £284 £308

Per Room Apr 14 - Mar 15 Thurs - Mon Tue & Wed

Superior Room £125 £160 Deluxe Room £143 £178 Club Room £179 £214


Hotel Room £200 One Bedroom £213 Two Bedroom £232

Per Room Apr 14 - Nov 14 Dec 14 - Mar 15

2 Bedroom Collection £177 £219 3 Bedroom Sandcastle £255 £298 2 Bedroom Superior £213 £254


Jun 14 - Jul 14

Aug 14 - Nov 14 & Feb 15 - Mar 15

Dec 14 - Jan 15

Superior Room £206 £159 £206 £159 Park View Room £254 £196 £254 £196 Exec. King Room £268 £207 £268 £207

1 Sullivans Hotel Perth

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Perth | Hotel

Pensione Perth

Perth | Hotel

3 Mounts Bay Waters Apartment Hotel Perth | Hotel

166 Mounts Bay Road. Sullivans Hotel is a small, family run boutique hotel overlooking the city and Swan River – next to Kings Park. The hotel features an outdoor garden swimming pool, complimentary car parking, restaurant and bar and free guest bicycles. 70 room with air conditioning, tea/coffee making facilities and in-house movies.


(Valid Apr 14 - Aug 14)

70 Pier Street. Perfectly located, the 98 room Pensione Hotel Perth is on the doorstep of the best that Perth has to offer. You’ll find the free central bus, Perth station, streets lined full of shops and endless dining options at your fingertips. Clean and fresh, the warm white walls, leather headboards, soft neutral carpet, luxuriously thick curtains, crisp white linen and super comfortable pillow-top mattresses ensure the best value comfort that Perth has to offer.

112 Mounts Bay Road. Ideally located between Kings Park and the Swan River and just a few minutes walk to the city centre. Consisting of 165 beautifully appointed one & two bedroom fully self contained apartments surrounded by a sanctuary of landscaped gardens. The hotel features 24hr reception, 2 outdoor pools, gym, tennis courts, secure parking, restaurant & bar, bicycle hire & pantry service. (Min 3 night stay 24 Dec-2 Jan).

Per Room Apr, Jun 14 &

Dec 14 - Jan 15 May 14 &

Jul 14 - Aug 14 Sep - Nov 14 & Feb 15 - Mar 15

Standard Room £123 £136 £152 Deluxe Room £136 £148 £165

4 Travelodge Perth

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Perth | Hotel

Mantra on Hay

6 Perth | Self Contained

Pan Pacific Perth

Perth | Hotel

417 Hay Street - situated in the heart of Perth, Travelodge Perth is nestled in a picturesque area, located minutes from the major business, entertainment and shopping areas. With 123 rooms, some with balconies and all with air conditioning, tea & coffee facilities and in room safes, gives you easy access to everything that this amazing city has to offer.

201 Hay Street. Located on the eastern side of Perth’s CBD. On- site leisure facilities include a indoor heated swimming pool, gym equipment and open 7 days - Cornerstone Bar and Kitchen. All apartments have been styled to reflect the easy-going, laid-back charm of Perth with large balconies, fully-equipped kitchens, bathroom and laundry facilities, lounge and dining areas.

VALUE ADD: Stay 3 nights & receive complimentary breakfast daily.

(Valid Apr 14 - Mar 15)

207 Adelaide Terrace. You’re just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping, entertainment and business districts, and Perth’s top attractions. Featuring two restaurants, lobby lounge, outdoor heated pool & fitness centre including a gymnasium with steam rooms, open 24 hours a day for your convenience. Enjoy pure relaxation with a visit to our Day Spa. Wifi is available throughout the hotel.


Oct 14 - 14 Dec 14

15 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Guest Room £146 £174 £146 £174 Balcony Room £159 £187 £159 £187 Extra Person £26 £26 £26 £26

7 The Richardson Hotel & Spa Perth | Hotel

Seashells Serviced Apartments Perth | Self Contained

Esplanade Hotel

Fremantle | Hotel

32 Richardson Street. A striking boutique hotel, The Richardson’s superb facilities, state-of-the-art technology and attentive staff provide all the luxuries one would expect of a hotel that prides itself in making each visit an enjoyable and memorable experience. Boasting 74 guestrooms & suites, on eight floors, most with private balconies, each room has been carefully designed with the modern traveller in mind.

178 The Esplanade. Directly overlooking Scarborough Beach, each fully self contained apartment enjoys stunning ocean views from their individual large balconies, air-conditioning, spacious living area, in- house movies, internet access & iPod docks. The property has two outdoor pools, BBQ area, sun lounges, sauna & undercover parking. Only a short stroll to shops, beachfront cafes, restaurants and bars.

Corner of Marine Terrace & Essex Street. Located 20 minutes from Perth - in the heart of Fremantle. The hotel has 300 well appointed guest rooms and suites, most with private balconies, all with mini bars and individually controlled air conditioning. Facilities include tropical swimming pools, 3 outdoor spas, sauna & the Atrium Garden Restaurant.


Mon - Wed Thur - Sun

Executive Room £365 £272 Deluxe Room £431 £317 Two Bedroom Deluxe Room £506 £400






Western Australia

Operated by Country Escapes in WA Tours Per Person

Perth & Fremantle Half Day Tour £120

Operated by Country Escapes WA Tours Per Person

Margaret River Luxury Wine Tour £178


Perth & Surrounds Sightseeing

Pinnacles Day Tour Perth & Fremantle Half Day Tour

Experience a great day combining visiting the Pinnacles & seeing other amazing natural landscapes. Visit the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre before walking amongst this stunning phenomenon made up of thousands of limestone pillars, resembling an ancient ruin. Encounter pristine white sand dunes at Hangover Bay, spectacular coastal vistas, valleys with masses of grass trees & see kangaroos in their natural environment. Enjoy a visit to Lake Thetis to view Stromatolites, which are one of the earliest forms of life to evolve on our planet, another of nature’s wonders. Includes: Morning tea, entry Nambung National Park, Pinnacles Desert & light lunch. Departs: Daily from Perth CBD at 7.30am, returns at 4.30pm.

Discover our vibrant city with its unique blend of old & new architecture. Travel along St.Georges Terrace past the Governor’s Residence, Council House, & historic Barracks Arch and on to Kings Park. Take in Perth city skyline & panoramic vista of the Swan River and back drop of the Darling Ranges. Enjoy a coffee or tea at Cottesloe Beach overlooking the sparkling beaches of the Indian Ocean. Continue along the coast to the port of Fremantle, where a short tour will show the unique charm for which it has become distinguished, from historic port buildings to the many shops, cafes & markets that add to the vibrant maritime atmosphere. You may leave the tour & return by train or ferry at your own expense. We return to Perth following the Swan River to see the spectacular views of Perth city and the Darling Ranges in the distance via spectacular homes & parks running to the river’s edge. Includes: Morning tea/coffee at Kings Park or at Cottesloe Beach. Departs Perth CBD: Daily at 8.30am, returns 12.30pm.

Operated by Country Escapes in WA Tours Per Person

Pinnacles Day Tour £146

Discover Rottnest Island

A natural wonder & West Australian cultural icon, Rottnest Island is only 30 minutes from Fremantle by ferry and this must see destination promises pristine sandy beaches, tranquil bays and a unique blend of flora and fauna. Explore the beauty and tranquility of Rottnest as you relax in the comfort of an air-conditioned coach. This tour includes historical, cultural and natural points of interest. Complete your Rottnest experience with a light lunch or sumptuous buffet lunch.

Departs: Daily from Perth at 8.45am & 10am from Fremantle. Returns to Perth at 5.45pm, at Fremantle at 4.45pm.

Operated by Rottnest Express Adult Child (4-12 years)

From Perth £122 £61 From Fremantle £110 £55

4 Day Monkey Mia, Kalbarri & Shark Bay Tour

A spectacular experience awaits you as you join the premium 4WD experience to the World Heritage listed Shark Bay, spending time in Monkey Mia with the local dolphins & being immersed in the natural beauty of Kalbarri. Day 1: Perth to Kalbarri • Pinnacles • Dongara • Historic town of Northampton • Natural reef at Port Gregory Bay • Salt lake at Hutt Lagoon • Natural Bridge • Pot Alley • Red Bluff • Kalbarri • Overnight at Edge Resort Kalbarri Day 2: Kalbarri to Monkey Mia • Murchison River Gorge • Shark Bay • Hamelin Pool’s Stromatolites • Shell Beach • Eagle Bluff • Denham • Overnight at Monkey Mia Resort Day 3: Monkey Mia to Kalbarri • Dolphin feeding • 1 hour boat cruise • Overnight at Edge Resort Kalbarri Day 4: Kalbarri to Perth • Geraldton • HMAS Sydney Memorial • St Francis Xavier Cathedral • Dongara • Eneabba • Gingin

Includes: Hotel pick-up & return, quality accommodation at Monkey Mia Resort & Kalbarri Resort, entry fees to the National Parks, catamaran cruise at Monkey Mia, all meals - breakfast, light lunch, dinner. Luxury 4x4 Land Rover vehicle, friendly & informative tour guide. Departs: Daily from Perth CBD at 7am. Returns on Day 4 at 5.30pm.

Margaret River Luxury Wine Tour The Margaret River area is Western Australia’s best known wine region and is known for its elegant premium white wines and distinctive premium red wines. Our personalised small group luxury 4WD wine tours to the Margaret River region specialise in providing for people who are discerning and passionate about their wine, take pleasure in their food and delight in a great day out. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful wineries of the region, Voyager Estate winery offers elegant charm with its Cape Dutch Style restaurant, extensive gardens and sumptuous food to match. Visit three other wineries of your choice or by our recommendation.

Includes: Morning tea and a sumptuous lunch with a glass of wine at award winning Voyager Estate.

Departs: Daily from Perth CBD at 7am, returns at 6pm.

Operated by Country Escapes WA Tours Per Person

4 Day Monkey Mia, Kalbarri & Shark Bay Tour £1,683



Western Australia Regional Western Australia Accommodation & Sightseeing


Garden View Room £255 £320 Superior Spa Suite £320 £365 Forest Spa Suite £384 £449

Per Room

Apr 14 - Mar 15

Sun - Thur Fri - Sat

One Bedroom Apartment £168 £188 Two Bedroom Apartment £233 £262


Lakeside Room £140 Two Bedroom Chalet £173 Three Bedroom Chalet £196


Garden Villa £193 Beachside Dolphin Unit £193 Beachfront Villa £255


Standard Room £191 Superior Ocean View Room £256 One Bedroom Beachfront Bungalow £273 Two Bedroom Apartment £321


Jun 14 - 12 Oct 14

13 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Garden View Studio £181 £238 £156 Pool View Studio £247 £267 £181 Ocean Side Studio £279 £301 £223 Classic Bungalow £300 £419 £253

Darby Park Serviced Residences

Margaret River | Self Contained

Seashells Resort Yallingup Yallingup | Self Contained

Cape Lodge Yallingup | Guest House

VALUE ADD: Free Wifi

Bordered by the tranquil State Forest and the bustling main street of cosmopolitan Margaret River, Darby Park offers quality serviced studio and apartment accommodation - all with private balconies and forest views. The property also features a heated outdoor pool, guest bar & lounge and charge back facilities with some local restaurants.

In the heart of the Margaret River region, set by the sea at Yallingup Beach, the resort is adjacent to the heritage-listed Caves House with restaurant, bar and guest lounge with fireplace. Choose from one and two bedroom fully self-contained apartments or studio spa rooms. All are luxuriously furnished and include plasma TVs and private balconies with garden views.

3341 Caves Road. Sitting on its own secluded vineyard in the heart of the Margaret River Wine Country is one of Australia’s finest boutique small luxury hotels. The hotel features 22 luxury rooms and suites, private residence, an all weather tennis court and a beautiful free form swimming pool. The magnificent Restaurant sits over the main lake & features wide over-water alfresco decking, guest lounge & private dining room.


19 Dec 14 - Jan 15

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Studio £116 £146 £116 One Bedroom Apartment £154 £197 £154 Two Bedroom Loft Apartment £177 £228 £177

Pullman Resort Bunker Bay Margaret River Wine Region | Resort

Bunker Bay Road. Nestled on the azure waters and white sands of Bunker Bay, this stunning 5-star resort offers an absolute beachfront position in one of the world’s best wine producing regions. Choose from luxuriously appointed studio, one or two-bedroom villas with lake or garden views and enjoy a plethora of first class recreational facilities. Relax at Vie Spa, with couple’s suites for romantic shared experiences, or indulge at award-winning Other Side of the Moon Restaurant with alfresco dining overlooking the Indian Ocean.

Karri Valley Resort Pemberton | Self Contained

Vasse Highway. Located 3 ½ hours drive south of Perth and 22km’s from Pemberton township. Nestled on the edge of Lake Beedelup and surrounded by majestic Karri forest and seasonal wildflowers. Karri Valley Resort offers a range of self-contained chalets and lakeside hotel-style rooms, all with balconies. The resort also features Tennis Courts, Lakeside Restaurant, Mini Golf & Canoeing.

Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort Monkey Mia | Hotel

Located 27 kms from the town of Denham in a unique section of World Heritage Coastline. It is the only place in Australia where the dolphins choose to swim with you - frequenting the beach several times a day. Rooms include air conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities and TV. On-site swimming pool, beach side restaurant, BBQ, tennis court, PaW interactive visitor centre and guest laundry.


Studio Villa £155 £168 2 Bedroom Villa £253 £265

Novotel Ningaloo Resort Exmouth | Hotel

Madaffari Dirve. Located on Sunrise Beach & part of Exmouth’s new marina development. The resort features a choice of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments & bungalows, restaurant, bar, swimming pool & gym. Ningaloo Reef is Australia’s largest fringing coral reef & is a protected marine park. It is also one of the few reefs that can be accessed straight from the beach.

Mercure Inn Continental Broome Broome | Hotel

VALUE ADD: Stay 3/Pay 2 (Valid Oct 14 - Mar 15)

Located on beautiful Roebuck Bay, Mercure Broome is positioned in tropical gardens and set between red desert and azure sea. Located 1km from the town centre, the recently-refurbished Mercure Broome features 136 rooms, plus a restaurant, bar and two swimming pools and offers friendly, affordable accommodation in a truly breathtaking setting.

Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa Broome | Hotel & Self Contained

Situated on 26 acres of tropical landscaped gardens and the only resort overlooking Broome’s iconic Cable Beach. The resort offers a range of accommodation options including stylish appointed studio rooms & bungalows, a choice of restaurants, two swimming pools, resort shop, tennis courts and Chahoya Day Spa.


Standard Room £155 £111 Superior Room £168 £124 Deluxe Room £175 £130






Western Australia

Emma Gorge Deluxe Tented Cabin £199 Station Township Gardenview Bungalow £227 Station Township Riverview Bungalow £258

Operated by Ocean Eco Adventures Adult Child (7-14 years)

Snorkeller £265 £178 Observer £162 £162

Operated by Kimberley Wild Expeditions Adult Child (3-14 years)

1DCL: Return 4WD £174 £110 1DCL1: 4WD/Fly £322 £258


Regional Western Australia Accommodation & Sightseeing

El Questro Wilderness Park

El Questro Wilderness Park is one of the world’s most unique holiday destinations, providing a truly Australian holiday experience. A million acres in size, El Questro is located in Western Australia’s untamed Kimberley, and extends for approximately 80 kilometres into the heart of the region, most of which has never been explored. It is one of the last true frontiers. Go barramundi fishing, set out on a horse trek, or explore remote areas by helicopter that only a lucky few have ever seen. A day spent with a local Ranger will introduce you to a variety of animals, birds and maybe even a saltwater crocodile! El Questro Wilderness Park offers three types of accommodation, each different in style and budget, including Emma Gorge Resort Tented Cabins, Station Township Bungalows and Riverside Camping. At El Questro Homestead, you’ll be immersed in luxury, juxtaposed


Wilderness Park

by a backdrop of rugged Kimberley landscape. The Homestead is an exclusive retreat perched atop the magnificent Chamberlain Gorge. Catering to a maximum of twelve discerning guests, privacy is assured and friendly staff provide the highest standards of service and cuisine. Guests are encouraged to choose from a selection of dining locations, from a private cliff top to the Homestead’s spacious verandas. Wherever you decide to dine, it will almost always be situated under a canopy of stars. Getting there: El Questro is situated 110 Kilometres west of Kununurra by road. Hiring a 4WD is strongly recommended for the duration of your stay, air and 4WD transfers are also available from Kununurra. Visitors to the property are required to purchase a Wilderness Park permit of AUD$17.50 upon arrival at the property. *Homestead includes all dining and beverages, selected tours and El Questro Wilderness Park Permit. Additional charges apply for Cellar Master List.


*Homestead (minimum 2 night stay) Homestead Room* £1,356 Chamberlain Gorge Room* £1,645

Whale Shark Discovery Tour

5 Day 4WD Broome - Bungle Bungle Range This 5 day adventure offers the best way to really experience the Kimberley wilderness: enjoy campfires under a canopy of Kimberley stars, check out one of the world’s most unique landscapes at the famous Bungle Bungles, take a cruise through majestic Geikie Gorge, delve into Dreamtime at Mimbi Caves, explore the outback oasis of Windjana Gorge, venture into Tunnel Creek and swim in an idyllic waterhole. Includes: 4 breakfasts, 5 lunches & 3 dinners, 2 nights lodge camping and 2 nights safari camping. Note, sleeping bags are available for hire. Departs: Weekly on a Tuesday - April October 2014. Day 1: Broome t o Geikie Gorge & Fitzroy Crossing Day 2: China wall & Purnululu National Park Day 3: Bungle Bungles Day 4: Mimbi Caves Day 5: Windjana Gorge & Tunnel Creek & back to Broome.

Did you know that the Whale Shark is the biggest and one of the rarest fish in the world’s oceans and has been around for about 16 million years! Board the Keshi-Mer, the fast modern, well equipped 18m vessel that features comfortable cushioned seating, large viewing deck, full galley & hot fresh water rinse shower. The Whale Sharks are spotted by an exclusive aircraft, offering more time to enjoy in the water with these gentle giants. A snorkel guide accompanies each group, along with a videographer to capture this amazing experience. During the day an opportunity to snorkel on the Ningaloo Reef is offered at coral sites with abundant tropical fish life. The crew also searches for Turtles, Dolphins, Dugong, Rays and Sea Birds & other marine life throughout the day. The excitement doesn’t stop with the marine viewing & interaction, a feature on all tours is also delicious gourmet food featuring fresh Western Australian produce. A complimentary DVD of the tour completes a memorable tour package. Includes: Return transfers from accommodation, snorkelling equipment & wetsuit, buffet lunch, morning & afternoon tea, refreshments, government fees & taxes & DVD of the tour. Departs: daily from Exmouth from April - July.

Operated by Kimberley Wild Expeditions Per Person

5DBB £1,029

Half Day Afternoon Broome Town Tour with Camel Ride 1 Day Cape Leveque Adventure

See the highlights and history of Broome. Learn about it’s heritage and current colourful alfresco lifestyle (with an optional sunset camel ride). Relax and enjoy a stroll, swim or light refreshments (included) as you watch the sun disappear into the horizon. A drop off to your accommodation is provided or you may like to enjoy a cocktail or dinner at one of the nearby cafes at approximately 6.00 pm.

Highlights: Chinatown, Sun Pictures, Old Broome, Matso’s Broome Brewery, Japanese Cemetery, Gantheaume Point, Dinosaur footprints, Anastasia’s Pool, Cable Beach Sunset, Optional Camel Ride.

Departs: Mon-Sat 12.30pm, returns 6pm. Does not operate Nov - Mar.

Travel to Cape Leveque, on the tip of the remote coastal wilderness of Dampier Peninsula, visiting local Aboriginal communities en route. Highlights: Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community • One Arm Point • Cape Leveque - swim, relax or walk along this pristine coastline • Lunch - a seaside restaurant lunch • Lombadina Aboriginal Community - gain an insight into community lifestyle on a guided tour • Scenic flight to Cape Leveque - see Buccaneer Archipelago Islands and Horizontal Waterfalls. Meet up with the group for lunch, free time & return to Broome via either via 4WD or air.

Departs: Sunday, Tuesdays & Thursdays from Broome at 7.45am (return time is dependant on travel option, approx 6:30pm or Scenic flight home - depart from Kooljaman at approximately 4.00pm).

Operated by Kimberley Wild Expeditions Adult Child (3-14 years)

Half Day Afternoon Broome Town Tour with Camel Ride £100 £62




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WOOMERA PROHIBITED

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Oodnadatta

Coober Pedy

Lake Eyre

LAKE EYRE NAT PARK

Marree

Maralinga

NULLABOR PLAIN

Tarcoola

Andamooka

Woomera

Lake Torrens

Parachilna

GAMMON RANGES

NAT PARK

Arkaroola

Lake

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Lake Everard

Lake

Gairdner

FLINDERS RANGES

NAT PARK

Wilpena Pound

Ceduna

Hawker

Streaky Bay

Port Augusta

Whyalla

Port Pirie

Peterborough Clare Valley

Port Lincoln

Barossa

Valley Renmark

McLaren Vale Kingscote

ADELAIDE Mt Lofty Ranges

Murray Bridge

Victor Harbor

SOUTHERN

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Kangaroo Island

Penneshaw

Bordertown

Kingston SE

Coonawarra


Mt Gambier

If you were to take all that is Australian – diverse wildlife, the wide open spaces & red earth of the Outback, fascinating Aboriginal culture & history, uncrowded sandy beaches, friendly locals, exceptional food & wine & rolled it all into one destination – you would have South Australia.

Home to Australia’s premier wine producing region – the Barossa Valley, the best place in Australia to see native wildlife in their natural habitat on Kangaroo Island and the historic Murray River - South Australia is rich in heritage offering something for everyone, no matter the time of the year.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Shop up a storm at Rundle Mall in Adelaide • Swim with the Dolphins in the seaside precinct of Glenelg

• Visit bakeries, craft shops & galleries in Hahndorf - Australia’s oldest surviving German village in the Adelaide Hills

• Visit Kangaroo Island – arguably the best place in Australia to see the wildest range of Australian native animals in their natural habitats amongst dramatic coastal scenery and pristine beaches

• Take a tour of historic wineries and world-famous vineyards in the Barossa Valley

• Walk or cycle the 25-kilometre Riesling Trail between vineyards and restaurants, past churches and classic stone buildings in the Clare Valley

• Walk to the rim of Wilpena Pound, a huge natural amphitheatre

• Fossick for opals in the underground town of Coober Pedy – recognised as the largest producer of opals in the world

• Get up close to hundreds of wetland birds as you sail along the waterways of the Coorong on the Limestone Coast

• Take in sandstone cliffs from a historic paddle-steamer on the Murray River

BEST TIMES TO GO South Australia is a year-round destination; the climate varies from hot and dry in the interior of the state to milder, wetter climates of the southeast coast – where Adelaide sits. Care must be taken when visiting the inland region during summer (December – March) when temperatures can be extremely high.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA Adelaide Kms

24.5 Hahndorf (Adelaide Hills) Kms Hrs

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Pedy Kms

Melbourne (via Great Ocean Road) Kms Hrs


South Australia Adelaide Accommodation


Hotel Room £77 Studio Room £87


Deluxe Room £99 £108 Deluxe Spa £125 £134 Extra Person £35 £35


Sep 14 - Nov 14

Dec 14 - 15 Feb 15

16 Feb 15 - Mar 15

One Bedroom Deluxe Apt £108 £120 £108 £120 Two Bedroom Deluxe Apt £142 £159 £142 £159 Three Bedroom Exec. Apt £241 £268 £241 £268


Jun-Jul 14 & Dec 14-Jan 15

Aug 14 - Nov 14

Feb 15 - Mar 15

Playford Guest Room £168 £162 £181 £181 Deluxe Guest Room £194 £188 £207 £207 Studio Spa Suite £220 £214 £233 £233

Per Room

Apr 14 - Aug 14 Sep 14 - Mar 15

Mon - Thur Fri - Sun Mon - Thur Fri - Sun

Deluxe King £142 £123 £161 £142 Superior King £165 £145 £184 £165

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1 Breakfree Directors Studio Adelaide | Hotel

WAYMOUTH STREET PIRIE STREET

FRANKLIN STREET FLINDERS STREET

GROTE STREET WAKEFIELD STREET VICTORIA SQ

GOUGER STREET ANGAS STREET

WRIGHT STREET CARRINGTON STREET WHITMORE SQ HURTLE SQ

259 Gouger Street. A boutique hotel situated in the heart of Adelaide City, offering guests a choice of studio and hotel style rooms, comfortably furnished with modern amenities and superior friendly service. Facilities and services include 24 hour reception, room service and Studio’s with Kitchenette facilities.

STURT STREET HALIFAX STREET

GILBERT STREET GILLES STREET

Adelaide CBD

2 Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide

Adelaide | Hotel

3 Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide 4

Adelaide | Hotel

Miller Apartments Adelaide | Self Contained

125 North Terrace. A historic hotel in the heart of the city on the cultural boulevard of North Terrace. All 181 rooms have been recently refurbished and have new beds with fluffy feather duvets and pillows, modern and stylish furniture and slim lined LCD television. The hotel also features the popular Federal Restaurant – open for all day dining, seven days a week.

18 Currie Street. Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Currie is a boutique style hotel, located in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD. The uniquely styled restored Neo-Georgian property is reminiscent of the Grand Mansions of yesteryear, mixing traditional charm with contemporary elegance; featuring 64 well-appointed rooms, an indoor heated swimming pool, spa and gymnasium.

16 Hindley Street. Award-winning Miller Apartments Adelaide is Adelaide’s boutique apartment hotel. Offering one, two and three bedroom fully self-contained apartments. Superbly located in the heart of the city just metres from Adelaide’s renowned Rundle Mall. Friendly, impeccable service is coupled with spacious, contemporary apartments to create a pleasurable and satisfying stay. Note: Free wifi available.


13 Oct 14 - 12 Dec 14

13 Dec 14 - 1 Feb 15

2 Feb 15 - Mar 15

Standard Room £98 £104 £98 £104 Superior Room £111 £117 £111 £117 Prvilege Room £142 £149 £142 £149

5 Majestic Roof Garden Hotel Adelaide | Hotel

6 Rendezvous Grand Hotel Adelaide 7

Adelaide | Hotel

Sebel Playford Hotel Adelaide | Hotel

55 Frome Street. Located within the vibrant East End of Adelaide’s CBD, Majestic Roof Garden Hotel offers unique and luxurious rooms with modern interior design and contemporary style. Features include king size beds, opulent bathrooms & complimentary unlimited Wi-Fi. Relax with a drink and enjoy the views of the Adelaide Hills from our signature roof garden or visit Culshaw’s Restaurant to taste our modern Australian menu.

55 Waymouth Street. Located in the heart of the ‘city of churches’, this cosmopolitan hotel provides 202 luxurious rooms and suites all feature the very latest in-room facilities and services, all within easy walking distance of the Gouger Street Restaurant precinct, North Terrace and Rundle Mall. Facilities include a gymnasium, swimming pool, meeting rooms, The Glasshouse Restaurant and Lounge Bar 55.

120 North Terrace. Located in the heart of Adelaide - on the city’s vibrant North Terrace & opposite the Casino. The Sebel Playford has an extensive range of leisure facilities, including 182 superbly appointed guest rooms and suites, sumptuous dining & boutique wines in the Playford Restaurant & 24 hour health club & pool.


Deluxe Room £117 Executive Room £126 Spa Suite £173




Operated by Temptation Sailing Adult Child (2-15 years)

Non Swimmer £77 £70 Swimmer £96 £90

Operated by Sealink Adult Child (3-14 years)

Cruise/Cruise £343 £212 Cruise/Fly £472 £340

Operated by Sealink Adult Child (3-14 years)

Cruise/Cruise £167 £109 Cruise/Fly £277 £233

South Australia Adelaide & Regional SA Sightseeing


Barossa Experience Dolphin Cruising and Swimming

On departing Adelaide we travel the scenic route through the Torrens Gorge. Our first stop is The Big Rocking Horse where you can browse the famous toy factory & view the native animals. Next stop is Angas Park Dried Fruits for tastings & purchases then on to Wolf Blass Winery to sample their award winning wines, while enjoying the ambience of their new state of the art Visitor’s Centre. Nuriootpa Vine Inn is our venue for a delicious 2 course a-la-carte lunch, followed by Stanley Lambert Wines for more tastings. We stop at Menglers Hill Lookout, one of the best views over the Valley (time permitting). Grant Burge on Krondorf offers an excellent range of wines for our next winery tasting experience. Our fourth winery visit is to Kies Family Wines for, muscats & ports to finish the day. Last we stop at The Whispering Wall, an acoustic phenomenon not to be missed before heading back to the City. Hotel picks ups commence from 7.50am, returning approx 5.30pm.

Dolphins are one of the Earth’s most fascinating and curious creatures. We offer you this once in a lifetime encounter in which you will be touched forever. Temptation is the first vessel in South Australia to be given a licence to swim with and study these magnificent mammals. This is possibly the only cruise of its type, where we don’t go looking for dolphins, they come to us - something that has taken many cruises to achieve. Includes return transfers from Adelaide, wetsuits, snorkels and masks for the swimmers.

Operated by Prime Mini Tours Adult Child (3-12 years)

Tour PMT13 £62 £39

2 Day Kangaroo Island Coast to Coast Tour

Swim with the Great Whites

If there is one thing you must add to your bucket list, it has to be shark cage diving with Great Whites! As the creators of Australia’s first advanced eco certified shark cage diving experience, we offer visitors the once in a lifetime opportunity to swim with the legendary Great White Shark in its natural habitat. Our full day tour takes you from Port Lincoln marina to ‘shark bay’ at Neptune Island, approximately 70kms south of Port Lincoln, South Australia. On the way, see spectacular scenery as you cruise through the Thorny Passage and expect sightings of inquisitive local dolphins and sea birds. Departs: Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln. Note: In order to swim with the Great Whites when they arrive at the boat an upgrade cost of $100.00 is payable direct.

Over two days explore Kangaroo Island, one of Australia’s finest nature based destinations, in the comfort of a modern touring coach. Experience the wildlife, spectacular coastal scenery, and unique landscape. Inclusions & Highlights: Morning pick-up and evening setdown • Return SeaLink coach and ferry travel • Full Day Seal Bay Discovery Day Tour including Clifford’s Honey Farm, Seal Bay guided beach walk, Birds of Prey free-flight show, Pelican feeding • Full Day Remarkably Wild Day Tour including Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery, Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, Koala Walk at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Flinders Chase National Park, Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch • 2 Course lunches on both days • Expert commentary by local SeaLink driver guide • Overnight accommodation of your choice. Departs: Adelaide daily from 6.45am. Return time on day 2 dependant on transportation option. Extra Days available. Note: Ferry & Tours do not operate on 25 Dec.

Operated by Adventure Bay Charters Adult Child (3-14 years)

Swim with the Great Whites £238 £169

Kangaroo Island Highlights

Swim with the Sea Lions Set off on a half day tour to the crystal clear waters of Seal Cove, where the gorgeous puppies of the sea welcome your arrival as they bound toward the boat with their unmistakable glee and excitement; performing somersaults and graceful swirls, inviting you to join in! Witnessing the rare and endangered Australian Sea Lions in their natural habitat is one of the most life-enhancing experiences. The inquisitive, gentle nature of these stunning sea creatures is unparalleled in the underwater world.

Departs: Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln

Depart Adelaide this morning early for a scenic coach trip to Cape Jervis to connect with SeaLink’s ferry for the 45 minute crossing to Kangaroo Island or travel via air to Kingscote Airport. On arrival onto Kangaroo Island enjoy the scenic drive to the Seal Bay Conservation Park where you can walk on the beach among a colony of rare and wild Australian Sea Lions with a National Parks Ranger. Head to Vivonne. Bay for a two course lunch, then spend the afternoon at Flinders Chase National Park, renowned as a sanctuary for native Australian animals including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and echidnas. The tour of the park will take you to the rugged southern coastline for a walk on Remarkable Rocks and Admiral’s Arch where New Zealand fur seals that can be seen resting, swimming and playing in the waves or on the rocks. Return to Penneshaw or Kingscote Airport for the return journey to Adelaide. Includes: Return hotel transfers from select Adelaide accommodation, return transport to Kangaroo Island, 2 Course lunch and touring as indicated. Departs Adelaide: daily from 6.45am, Return time dependant on transportation option. Note: Ferry & Tours do not operate on 25 Dec.

Operated by Adventure Bay Charters Adult Child (3-14 years)

Swim with the Sea Lions £135 £93




South Australia Regional SA Accommodation

Per Room Per Night Apr 14 - Mar 15

From £206


From £291

Per Room Apr 14 - Nov 14 Dec 14 - Mar 15

Brachina/Aroona B&B £181 £157

Heysen B&B £204 £180

Edeoqie B&B £222 £199


Lodge Apartment £158 Courtyard Suite £163 Spa Suite £241 Bath Suite £197


Oct 14 - Mar 15

Standard Room £105 £95 £105 Executive Room £154 £146 £154 Executive Sea View Room £173 £164 £173 Two Bedroom Townhouse £309 £300 £309

North Adelaide Heritage Group

The North Adelaide Heritage Group est.by Rodney & Regina Twiss in 1989 consists of 18 unique & beautiful heritage self contained, luxury properties situated in Adelaide's most prestigious city precinct North Adelaide offering the premium Australian Boutique Hotel & B&B experience. All properties are spacious with romantic bedrooms, beautiful drawing rooms, well equipped kitchens & furnished with Australian antiques. All properties offer a full compliment of breakfast & room service options as well as a complimentary shuttle bus 7 days a week with use of the world’s first solar electric bus!

The Bishop’s Garden

A 1890’s Adelaidian Villa formerly the Bishop of Adelaide’s Residence, this spacious 5 star luxurious apt has a newly created open plan living room, state of the art kitchen & dining room with glass French doors & windows overlooking the sunlit & floodlit private garden.

Buxton Manor

A stunning 1909 restored Country Manor on half a city acre of surrounding gardens. Includes four separate, lavish self-contained spacious suites. The Arts and Crafts Historic Mansion offers 1, 2, or 3 bedroom spacious apartments.


From £291

Historic Cottages Choose from 5 beautifully restored heritage-listed, separate self-contained stone cottages. Enjoy spa suites or two bedroom cottages with modern, fully-equipped kitchens, private courtyards, gardens or open fires.

The Fire Station Inn Fire Station Inn c1866, was originally Adelaide’s first Fire Station & has now been converted into unique & luxurious spa accomm. featuring the world famous Fire Engine Spa Suite; the Romantic Loggia Spa Suite and the entire second floor is dedicated to a Penthouse Spa Apartment.


From £206

Novotel Barossa Valley Resort

Barossa Valley | Hotel

Wilpena Pound Resort

Flinders Ranges National Park | Hotel

Nestled among the vines of Australia’s oldest and best known wine region, 1 hour’s drive from Adelaide boasting panoramic views across the Barossa Ranges and Jacobs Creek Vineyards. 140 resort rooms feature a contemporary design, LCD televisions and private balconies. Novotel Barossa Valley Resort also houses The Tasting Room – an experiential retail outlet offering daily wine tasting.

Wilpena Pound Resort is spectacularly located within the Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia - 430kms north of Adelaide. This extraordinary landscape is 800 million years old and has been home to Adnyamathanha people for tens of thousands of years. Enjoy a haven of outback hospitality with 60 hotel rooms, a picturesque campground, National Park Visitor Information Centre, restaurant, bar/bistro, swimming pool and general store. Plus, there is so much to see and do. We offer a range of 4WD tours, guided bush walks and the ‘must do’ scenic flights over Wilpena Pound. Stop and stay awhile as you soak up the incredible beauty of one of the earth’s oldest landscapes.


Studio £117 £140 Two Bedroom Apartment £194 £217

Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat Kangaroo Island | Hotel

Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat is the only accommodation complex adjacent to the entrance of the Flinders Chase National Park - the most popular destination on the Island. The retreat works in harmony with its surroundings through a unique mix of ecofriendly features, exclusive guest facilities, pristine accommodation and a superb licensed restaurant.

Aurora Ozone Hotel Kangaroo Island | Hotel

Aurora Ozone is located on the beautiful foreshore at Kingscote – the main town on Kangaroo Island. Enjoy the extensive menu made up of local produce & seafood as well as the panoramic views over Nepean Bay while dining at the bistro restaurant. The property features a mixture of Hotel Rooms, Townhouses & Apartments.

Southern Ocean Lodge Kangaroo Island | Luxury Lodge

Southern Ocean Lodge is Australia’s first true luxury lodge experience. Sensitively designed to float amongst the untouched coastal drama of Kangaroo Island’s South West coast & commanding spectacular ocean, beach & wilderness views. Rates include: All dining, open bar with premium wines & spirits, in-suite bar, selected guided Kangaroo Island experiences & island airport transfers (scheduled flights only). 2 night minimum stay applies.


Flinders Suite £1,484 Ocean Retreat £1,742 Remarkable Suite £2,130




1.20 200 252 Launceston Kms

Hrs 2.20 3.05 193 236 174 Coles Bay (Fre

Hrs 2.30 3.00 2.17 334 358 155 309 Cradle

Hrs 4.17 4.28 2.18 4.19 300 391 278 416 147 3.59 4.59 3.52 5.26 2.12

District

Coles Bay

Tasmania Franklin-Gordon River National Park

Emita

Flinders Island

‘Spirit of Tasmania’ Vehicular Ferry to Port Melbourne

Whitemark Lackrana

Lady Barron

Smithton

Marrawah

Stanley ROCKY CAPE

NAT PARK

Wynyard

Bass Strait

Cape Barren Island

Clarke Island

Tarkine Wilderness

Burnie

Devonport

Ulverstone

Sheffield

Georgetown

BeaconsfieldPipers River

Tamar Valley Launceston

Gladstone

Scottsdale

Upper

MT WILLIAM NAT PARK

Bay of Fires Binalong Bay

Corinna Waratah

Cradle Mountain

Mole Ck

Deloraine

Blessington Hadspen

Evandale

St Helens Scamander

St Marys Zeehan CRADLE MTN -

LAKE ST CLAIR NAT PARK

WALLS OF JERUSALEM

Lake NAT PARK

Longford

Campbell Town Queenstown St Clair Lake Ross Bicheno TASMAN

Strahan Derwent Bridge Sorell

Swansea

FREYCINET NAT PARK

SEA

FRANKLIN LOWER GORDON

WILD RIVERS NAT PARK

Lake Gordon

Strathgordon

Tarraleah

Bothwell

MT FIELD NAT PARK

Russel Falls Richmond

Oatlands

Orford

Great Oyster

Bay

MARIA ISLAND

Wineglass Bay

Lake Pedder

SOUTH WEST

New Norfolk Mt Wellington

Huon Valley HOBART

NAT PARK

NAT PARK Huonville TASMAN

Tahune Airwalk

HARTZ MT

Kettering Storm Bay

NAT PARK Port Arthur

SOUTHERN OCEAN

NAT PARK Dover Hastings Caves

Southport

Bruny Island

TASMAN

PENINSULA

SOUTH EAST CAPE


For avid bushwalkers, Tasmania has more than 3000 kilometres of tracks from beaches to alpine treks. Wine and Food lovers will relish in the cool-climate wines, hand made cheeses, summer berries and fresh seafood. History buffs will be fascinated by the penal settlements and convict-built towns & nature lovers will be enthralled by the endless amounts of rare birds, abundant ocean life & unique wildlife. Tasmania offers inspirational experiences and you’ll never want to leave.

TOP EXPERIENCES • Wander through the cobblestone square of Salamanca Place on Hobart’s waterfront and on

Saturday mornings explore the Salamanca Markets

• See Australia’s most intact convict site at Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula • Get up close and personal to a Tasmanian Devil at Bonorong Wildlife Park

• Discover the pure white beaches and turquoise sea in Freycinet National Park

• Explore the fine Victorian buildings and contemporary architecture in Tasmania’s “northern capital” - Launceston

• Drink and eat your way through the Tamar Valley • Cruise down the Gordon River on the Lady Jane Franklin II on the rugged West Coast

• Explore the rugged peaks & mirrored lakes of World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park

• Ride the Historic West Coast Wilderness Railway from Queenstown – Strahan

• Cruise Bruny Island’s spectacular coastline past sea stacks, caves and abundant wildlife

BEST TIMES TO GO Tasmania has a maritime climate with four distinct seasons. Summer (December to March) is warm, Autumn (March to May) has sunny days and riotous colour, winter (June to August) is cold and spring (September to November) is fresh but often unpredictable. The best time to visit Tasmania is between October and April, when the weather is at its best.

DRIVING DISTANCES IN TASMANIA Hobart Kms

95.3 Port Arthur Kms Hrs

ycinet National Park) Kms

Mountain Kms

Strahan Kms Hrs





Jun 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - Mar 15

Mountain View Room £165 £133 £171 Park View Room £178 £146 £184 Harbour View Room £197 £165 £204


Jun 14 - Sep 14

Oct 14 - Mar 15

Hotel Studio £165 £133 £171 One Bedroom £188 £152 £194 Two Bedroom from £239 £207 £246


Hotel Room £120 £149 Hotel Club Room £126 £162 One Bedroom Apartment £171 £220 Two Bedroom Apartment £265 £320


Standard Room £217 Standard Harbour View Room £271 Deluxe Spa Harbour Room £301

Operated by Grayline Tours Adult Child (2-15 yrs)

Tour 794 £107 £54

Tasmania Hobart Accommodation & Sightseeing

Travelodge Hobart

Hobart | Hotel

Lenna of Hobart

Hobart | Hotel

Salamanca Terraces

Hobart | Hotel

167 Macquarie Street. Travelodge Hobart is as central as it gets with the city at your doorstep and a leisurely stroll to famous Battery Point, Salamanca Place and Hobart’s waterfront. Offering 112 newly refurbished rooms, the property also provides limited complimentary undercover parking, onsite restaurant & 24hr reception.

Cnr Runnymede Street & Salamanca Place. Ideally located in the heart of historic Battery Point amidst the colour of Sullivans Cove, just a stone’s throw from fashionable Salamanca Place and the city centre. Originally built in 1874, Lenna is a restored colonial home offering spacious ensuite accommodation and fine dining in the award-winning Alexander’s Restaurant.

93 Salamanca Place. Salamanca Terraces offers self contained & fully serviced accommodation located right on Salamanca Place in the picturesque and historic Sullivan’s Cove waterfront precinct of Hobart. Salamanca Terraces is operated by Lenna of Hobart situated directly opposite, which provides the added benefits of comprehensive hotel facilities including 24hr room service, bars, the award-winning “Alexander’s Restaurant” & more. Min 4 Night stay required.


Standard Room £91 £107 Executive Room £104 £120

The Hotel Collins

Hobart | Hotel

Somerset on the Pier Hobart | Self Contained

The Henry Jones Art Hotel Hobart | Hotel

58 Collins Street. Opened in December 2009 as Hobart’s newest hotel located 100 metres from the heart of the CBD and close to the waterfront. With 80 contemporary & sophisticated rooms all with flat screen TV’s, double glazed floor to ceiling windows & free internet. Onsite fifty8 Café Bar is open from breakfast & serviced meals & drinks all day until late.

Elizabeth Street Pier. Ideally located on the Hobart waterfront, Somerset on the Pier is an award winning transformation of the early 1930s pier building, offering breathtaking views of the River Derwent & historic Sullivan’s Cove. 56 non-smoking, spacious serviced one and two bedroom residences are available. For comfort and convenience Somerset on the Pier has 24 hour reception, complimentary broadband internet & charge back with local restaurants.

25 Hunter Street. Standing on Hobart’s waterfront, in a row of historic warehouses dating back from the early 1820’s, the Henry Jones is a former Jam factory and Australia’s first and only dedicated Art Hotel. All suites feature iPod docks, natural timber, original furnishings, lavish beds and either close views of the harbour or the stunning glass Atrium.


Oct 14 - Mar 15

1 Bedroom Executive £168 £134 £168 1 Bedroom Premier £185 £139 £185 2 Bedroom Executive £228 £151 £228

Bruny Island Full Day Cruise Grand Port Arthur with Lunch

Take a Full Day Tour from Hobart & spend a day on Bruny Island including a guided return bus tour, three hour cruise, morning tea & lunch. Robert Pennicott’s multi-award winning wilderness cruise takes you along Bruny Island’s rugged coast beneath some of Australia’s highest sea cliffs. You will enter deep sea caves and join in the search for wildlife such as seals, dolphins & sea birds. The custom built boats are ideal for viewing the spectacular coastline & wildlife with covered open-air seating providing an excellent all round view & connection with the environment.

Departs: Daily from Hobart at 8am - 5.30pm.

Rich in visual history, the Port Arthur Historic Site evokes a powerful sense of our past convict era and of early Australian settlement heritage. Sitting tranquilly amidst English oaks and gardens, Port Arthur is a harsh contrast to the beauty of the Tasman Peninsula. On this tour you will be guided through the historic Port Arthur convict site with a guide who has access to over 30 restored buildings and ruins, join a walking tour of the “Isle of the Dead” and take a cruise on Carnarvon Bay. Includes: Coach transport from Hobart, guided tour of Port Arthur, harbour cruise, guided tour of Isle of the Dead, Port Arthur admission, individual audio guide and lunch.

Departs: Daily (except Sat) from Hobart at 08:15am (October to April) and 09:15am (May to September) - 5pm.

Operated by Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Adult Child (4-14 years)

Bruny Island Full Day Cruise £126 £91





21 Dec 14 - Mar 15

Freycinet Cabin £250 £177 £250 Oyster Bay Cabin £281 £197 £281 Wineglass Del. Cabin £292 £204 £292 Wineglass Prem. Cabin £403 £273 £403


One Bedroom Superior Suite £111 £136 One Bedroom Deluxe Suite £120 £146 Two Bedroom Superior Suite £175 £201


21 Dec 14 - Mar 15

Village Garden Terrace £119 £80 £119 Village Waterfront Terrace £140 £93 £140 Hilltop Executive Harbour View £155 £104 £155 Village 2 Bedroom Cottage £171 £114 £171


Oct 14 - Mar 15

Pencil Pine Cabin £233 £162 £233 Contempary Spa Cabin £284 £200 £284 Spa Suite £339 £246 £339

Operated by Federal Group Adult Child (2-15 yrs)

Bonnet Island Experience £66 £29

Tasmania Regional TAS Accommodation & Sightseeing


Stewarts Bay Lodge Port Arthur | Hotel

Freycinet Lodge Freycinet National Park | Hotel

The Sebel Launceston Launceston | Hotel

Nestled between a beach, a forest, the ocean, a national park and connected by walking track to Australia’s most profound historic site - Port Arthur. The lodge has 19 fully self contained cottages, available in 1, 2 or 3 bedroom configurations or 21 Premium Cabins. Enjoy local produce, fresh seafood and Tasmanian wines at the on-site restaurant.

Uniquely located within the Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s East Coast - 2 hrs from Hobart or Launceston. Timber boardwalks link each of the 60 environmentally friendly comfortable & private cabin to the main Lodge, with 2 restaurants, lounge & bar, cosy log fire & expansive deck overlooking the water.

This charming, European style boutique hotel is located in the heart of Launceston, within easy walking distance of the city centre and seaport. All guestrooms are self contained, spacious and stylishly appointed with guest facilities including a guest lounge area with open fire, restaurant and wine bar and private courtyard framed by oak trees.


22 Apr 14 - 24 Dec 14

25 Dec 14 - Mar 15

One Bdrm Cottage £200 £188 £200 Two Bdrm Cottage £278 £265 £278 One Bdrm Prem. Chalet £239 £226 £239 Two Bdrm Prem. Chalet £342 £330 £342

The Strahan Village

Strahan | Hotel

Peppers Cradle Mountain Cradle Mountain | Lodge

Tarkine Wilderness 4WD Adventure Tours

This quaint historic West Coast fishing village provides a variety of unique holiday accomm., incl. beautifully appointed waterfront cottages & terraces. Strahan Village offers 141 deluxe accomm. style rooms designed to complement the seaside atmosphere. Strahan Village offers a wide range of dining options & the perfect base to explore the west coast.

Peppers Cradle Mountain is an iconic, unique wilderness experience and is the closest you can be to the entrance of the spectacular World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park. Sample the warm hospitality in modern comfortable cabin style accommodation, with fine local food and wine, an award winning spa, breathtaking scenery & magnificent wilderness surrounds.

Marvel at the beauty and unlock the mysteries of the Tarkine Wilderness, the largest cool climate rainforest in the southern hemisphere, stretching from button grass plains to ‘The Edge of the World’ at the Great Southern Ocean.

Inclusions: Experienced local guide, morning tea, a gourmet buffet lunch serving Tasmanian produce and Tasmanian beers & wines.

Departs: From Smithton - 9am, returns 5pm.

Operated by Tall Timbers Adult Child

(6-14 yrs)

Full Day Premium 4WD Wilderness Tour £162 £97

Gordon River Cruise Bonnett Island Experience

From deep within Tasmania’s World Heritage Area, the majestic Gordon River winds its way through the wilderness to reach its mouth in the broad expanse of Macquarie Harbour. You’ll discover the secret corners of the harbour & the lower reaches of the Gordon River, take a stroll into the rainforest, cruise past a working fish farm. Atrium Seating incl. Buffet Lunch & Tea & Coffee. Captains Premier Upper Deck also incl. snacks, beverages, a dedicated guide/steward & exclusive viewing deck. Departs: Daily from the Strahan Activity Centre at 8.30am. During Peak Season (26 Dec - 31 Mar) an additional cruise departs at 2.45pm.

This intimate experience, in Strahan on Tasmania’s wild West Coast features a twilight cruise out to a remote island that is home to Little Penguins. You get the rare opportunity to observe this phenomenon of nature in their natural habitat. Departing in time to go ashore just before dusk to enjoy gourmet local Tasmanian specialties & a knowledgeable local guide tells haunting tales of the people who lived on the island all year, weathering the harsh conditions, as well as generations of Tasmanian Aboriginal people who roamed these shores.

Departs from Strahan: Twilight (Departure time varies in accordance with the time of sunset)

Operated by Federal Group Adult Child (2-15 yrs)

Atrium Seating from £59 £30

Captain’s Premier Upper Deck Seating from £124 £124






Guided Tours 13 Day Australian Icons with AAT Kings

Included Highlights: • Penguin Parade Phillip Island • Spectacular Great Ocean Road • Tour the sights of Alice Springs • Discover Uluru (Ayers Rock) • Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) • Great Barrier Reef cruise

• Journey on the Kuranda Train • Ride the Skyrail Cableway • Visit Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park • Sydney Harbour Bridge • Sydney Opera House • Visit the Blue Mountains • Aboriginal cultural experience

Day 1: Arrive Melbourne On arrival at Melbourne Airport you will be transferred to your hotel. This evening enjoy a Welcome Reception with your Tour Director and fellow travelling companions. Day 2: Melbourne Sights B Enjoy a morning tour of Melbourne including the Royal Botanic Gardens, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Parliament House and the Shrine of Remembrance. This afternoon and evening are at leisure.

Day 3: Melbourne ‘Free Time’ B Today Melbourne is all yours to explore. You’ll have time to discover some of the secrets of this exceptional city – a myriad of cafés, galleries, museums, markets, restaurants, laneways & parks await you. If you wish to explore further afield you can join a tour to the famous Penguin Parade on Phillip Island, where you’ll watch the nightly ritual as the little penguins march up the sand to their nesting places. Or take the journey along the Great Ocean Road to see the famous Twelve Apostles. Visit the Yarra Valley’s wineries, the Dandenongs, Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary & Puffing Billy Steam Train or Sovereign Hill’s goldmine. Ask your Tour Director for details. Day 4: Melbourne – Alice Springs B, D You will be transferred to Melbourne Airport for your early morning flight to Alice Springs. On arrival visit the School of the Air, which provides an educational facility for children living in remote areas. Next stop is the Royal Flying Doctor Service to see how this marvellous facility operates to provide a mantle of safety to the people of the outback. Visit the Telegraph Station. This historic reserve marks the original site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs. Top off the day with a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the surrounding ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Day 5: Uluru (Ayers Rock) B Travel through the West MacDonnell & James Ranges & pause to view majestic Atila (Mt. Conner) often mistaken for Uluru, before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort. This afternoon is free for you to enjoy the resort’s facilities. Later, travel to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Witness & photograph the striking colour changes of Uluru at sunset while enjoying a complimentary glass of sparkling wine.

Day 6: Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) B Rise early to view Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunrise. Watch the first rays of the sun set alight the Red Centre. Tour the caves at the base of Uluru & hear stories of the Aboriginal Dreamtime. Later, visit the Uluru – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. This afternoon travel through the desert plains to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). The size and grandeur of these 36 massive domes of red conglomerate rock will amaze you. Take a walk through Walpa Gorge following the natural creek bed between two of the tallest domes. Celebrate the glorious sunset at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine.

Day 7: Uluru (Ayers Rock) – Cairns B This morning enjoy free time at Ayers Rock Resort. You will be transferred to Ayers Rock Airport for your flight to Cairns. On arrival at Cairns Airport you will be transferred to your hotel.

Day 8: Great Barrier Reef B, L Cruise on a high-speed catamaran to the Great Barrier Reef. View the colourful coral & tropical fish from a semi-submersible vessel. Snorkelling gear is included (extra charge for scuba). Enjoy a reef education presentation on this living wonder & a tropical buffet lunch on board the pontoon. Return to Cairns in the late afternoon.

Day 9: Cairns ‘Free Time’ B Today is at leisure in Cairns. Relax by the hotel pool or go shopping. You may like to join an optional tour to Kuranda including a scenic rail journey on the Kuranda Train and ride the Skyrail Cableway above the canopy of the rainforest or try hot air ballooning over the Atherton Tablelands.

Day 10: Cairns – Sydney B This morning encounter unique Australian animals at the Cairns Wildlife Dome. Later, you will be transferred to Cairns Airport for your flight to Sydney. On arrival in Sydney you will be transferred to your hotel. This evening is free for you to explore this exciting city. Perhaps take a stroll down to Circular Quay to view the panorama of the sparkling harbour surrounded by the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Day 11: Sydney Sights & Harbour Cruise B, L This morning see the sights of Sydney. Tour the Sydney Opera House with a local Guide. See the Royal Botanic Gardens, Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair and Kings Cross. Visit famous Bondi Beach for an iconic Australian experience. You’ll be greeted by a local surf lifesaver before you are invited to lunch at an Aussie institution, the Returned Servicemen’s Club (RSL), with its views over the Pacific Ocean. Your host will take you on an exclusive tour through Australia’s oldest surf lifesaving club so you can learn a little about the history of Bondi and surf lifesaving. When you return to the city you’ll cruise on the glistening water of Sydney Harbour and then have the opportunity to discover Australia’s national gemstone – the opal. Later, why not visit the historic Rocks district at Circular Quay, which dates back to the time of the early settlers.

Day 12: Sydney ‘Free Time’ B, D Explore the beautiful harbour city of Sydney further today. Perhaps take an optional tour to the Blue Mountains. Gather together this evening to celebrate your holiday at a Farewell Dinner with your Tour Director and new-found friends.

Day 13: Depart Sydney B You will be transferred to Sydney Airport to connect with your onward flight. Optional tours on offer in Cairns, as well as additional nights’ accommodation.

(B - Breakfast, L - Lunch, D - Dinner)

Operated by AAT Kings Per Person

Tour MS12, Twin Share from £2,345

Land only, price does not include airfares. All prices based on per person twin share. Inclusions vary between itineraries - please enquire for specifics. ANZCRO | The Australia Book 2014 -15 | UK Sterling 69



Pacific Islands Sailboat in Bora Bora.

Credit: Tahiti Tourism

COOK ISLANDS In the heart of the South Pacific, enchanting islands inhabitant by some of the world’s most friendly people, clear turquoise water, white-sand beaches, and nature in abundance. The Cook Islands boast excellent restaurants, resorts, watersports and year round snorkelling. Rarotonga - the main island and the Cook Islands capital & gateway city, is abundantly attractive, lush, mountainous & fringed by reef.

Just a 45 minute flight from Rarotonga lies the paradise island and the crown jewel in the Cook Islands, Aitutaki. Boasting a spectacular lagoon swarming with marine life and surrounded by a sparkilng collection of uninhabited islands, Aitutaki is a serene destination of natural beauty.

FIJI Scattered across the blue seas of the South Pacific are 330 extraordinary islands dotted over 230,000 square kilometres that make up the Fijian Islands. Sunny, unique and unspoiled, the Fijian Islands are 1600 kilometres of pristine white sand beaches, fabulous coral gardens and dazzling blue lagoons. Fiji is an exotic, friendly place where people wear flowers in their hair and smiles on their faces.

The Fijian Islands offer plenty of choices when it comes to accommodation from the resort area of the Coral Coast of mainland Viti Levu. The beautiful Mamanuca Islands home to picture perfect resorts, to the stunning Yasawa Islands made famous by the movie “The Blue Lagoon”.

TAHITI Tahiti is a word that evokes images of lush tropical landscapes; of crystal clear azure lagoons surrounded by soaring volcanic peaks; of love and romance; of gentle goddesses and fierce warriors, it is the stuff of dreams and legends. The first explorers returned home boasting that they had discovered heaven on earth; writers and artists have captured its planning when to go back. So, what is it about Tahiti & Her Islands which makes us forget that life is short and that there is a world of beauty and tranquillity just waiting to be discovered?

Crown Beach Resort

Mamanuca Islands

Castaway Island Fiji Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji

Malolo Island Fiji

Tokoriki Island Resort

The Sunshine Coast

BORA BORA

Radisson Plaza Resort Tahiti

Edgewater Resort & Spa

RARO TO NG A Sofitel Fiji Denarau Island Resort & Spa

Sonaisali Island Resort

Mercure Hotel Nadi

Nadi

Viti Levu

Suva

Hotel

InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana

M OOREA

Hotel Les Tipaniers

InterContinental Resort Tahiti

F RENCH PO LY NESI A

The Rarotongan Beach Resort & Spa Pacific Resort

Fiji Hideaway Resort & Spa Warwick Fiji

Palm Grove Resort

Rarotonga Royale Takitumu Villas

Resort & Spa

Coral Coast





Studio Apartment £161 Garden Superior Room £195 Lagoon View Room £219 Beachfront Deluxe Suite £252

Per Room (Minimum 2 Night Stay applies) Apr 14 - Mar 15

One Bedroom Villa £331 Courtyard Pool Suite £455 Two Bedroom Villa £496 Beachfront Pool Villa £620

Per Room Apr 14 - Oct 14

Nov 14 - 19 Dec 14

20 Dec14 - 10 Jan 15

11 Jan 15 - Mar 15

Garden Room £227 £212 £227 £212 Beachfront Room £269 £243 £269 £243 Del. Beachfront Suite £338 £304 £338 £304 Honeymoon Bungalow £488 £442 £488 £442


Garden Suite £403 Beachfront Suite £483 Two Bedroom Garden Villa £529 Two Bedroom Beachfront Villa £748

Per Room

Apr 14-Oct 14 & 20 Dec 14-10 Jan 15

Nov 14 - 19 Dec 14 & 11 Jan 15 - Mar 15

1st Night Extra Night 1st Night Extra Night Beachfront Bungalow £1,146 £420 £1,107 £381 Premium Beachfront Bungalow £1,214 £488 £1,168 £442 Overwater Bungalow £1,553 £827 £1,476 £750


1st night Extra Night

Beachfront Bungalow £1,310 £703 Beachfront Suite £1,347 £832 Beachfront Villa £1,838 £1,282

Cook Islands Cook Islands Accommodation

Palm Grove Resort Rarotonga | Hotel

Edgewater Resort & Spa Rarotonga | Hotel

Crown Beach Resort Rarotonga | Hotel

One of Rarotonga’s favourites located on the south western coast offering a choice of being right on the beach or amongst tropical gardens. Rooms are self contained and the onsite Yellow Hibiscus Restaurant is open daily for breakfast and dinner is very popular. Rates include daily tropical breakfast.

Sheltered from prevailing winds on the west coast of Rarotonga, Edgewater Resort is the island’s biggest property with 208 rooms overlooking a white sand beach & sparkling lagoon. All rooms are tastefully decorated with air-con. Resort facilities incl. 2 restaurants, tennis courts & daily activities program. Rates incl. daily tropical breakfast.

Perched on a white sandy beach on the western shores facing the sunset, Crown Beach Resort combines the convenience of full resort services with 22 fully serviced luxury villas. 2 onsite restaurants offer all day dining; alternatively at least 5 local restaurants are all within walking distance of the resort. Incl. Daily Buffet Breakfast.


Garden Studio £137 Matenga Beachfront £186 Two Bedroom Bungalow £223 Beachfront Studio £211

The Rarotongan Beach Resort & Spa

Rarotonga | Hotel

Royale Takitumu Villas Rarotonga | Hotel

Pacific Resort Rarotonga Rarotonga | Hotel

Located on the western side of Rarotonga, set directly on a stretch of white sandy beach, The Rarotongan is renowned for its friendly staff. The resort has 157 rooms featuring private verandah, air-con., TV/DVD Player, tea & coffee facilities & fridge. Other features incl. island nights, fire dance shows, spa & beauty centre. Rates include daily tropical breakfast.

A truly Polynesian inspired property designed to provide luxurious and romantic comfort situated on a beach of dazzling white sand edged with waving palm trees. 10 deluxe air-conditioned villas offering fully self-contained kitchen facilities, super king beds, spa baths and private verandahs. Resort facilities include guest lounge, pool, BBQ area, expansive lawns and complimentary use of kayaks and snorkeling equipment. Bicycles, scooters, car and jeep hire also available.

This idyllic property is set on one of Rarotonga’s most beautiful & scenic beaches, offering a great range of rooms & services, a diverse range of rooms & service incl. 2 onsite restaurants and cooking facilities in room if guests want a change from dining out. Includes daily tropical breakfast.


One Bedroom Lagoon view Villa £330 One Bedroom Honeymoon Beachfront Villa £363

AITU TA KI Pacific Resort

Aitutaki

Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa Aitutaki | Hotel

Pacific Resort Aitutaki

Aitutaki | Hotel

Aitutaki Lagoon

Resort & Spa

Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa is the only Cook Islands private island resort, complete with champagne-sand beaches & breathtaking views of one of the world’s most beautiful lagoons. The resort offers a collection of 35 bungalows all air-con, incl. 7 Overwater Bungalows (only ones on the Cook Islands) providing direct access to the inviting lagoon waters below, a restaurant & cocktail bar, boutique & day spa.

Located on the western coast of Aitutaki, Pacific Resort Aitutaki is intimate & indulgent offering absolute first class service. A white sand beach stretches for over 650m in front of the property & facilities incl. 24 hour front office attention, specialty shops, island nights & more. All villas are beachfront & offer unobstructed views of the lagoon from private decks. Rates include daily cooked breakfast.

R AR OTONG A

Rates incl. daily tropical breakfast. Adults-only from 01 April 2014.

Hotel Room, Studio & One Bedroom Apartments are based on 2 people sharing. 2 Bedroom Apartments 1-4 People unless stated otherwise. UK Sterling Rates maybe subject to surcharges & minimum night stays during special events. Maps are not to scale. ANZCRO | The Australia Book 2014 -15 | UK Sterling 71



Per Room Apr 14 - Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Mercure Guest Room £74 £64 Deluxe Room £89 £80


Garden View Room £250 Ocean View Room £302 Warwick Deluxe Room £398

Fiji Fiji Accommodation


Sofitel Fiji Denarau Island Resort & Spa Denarau Island | Resort

Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa welcomes guests to savour Denarau Island & discover the Fiji of their dreams. Families discover a resort that caters perfectly to their needs. Family rooms come complete with child-friendly design Sony PlayStations and a location close to the childrens pool water slide and kids club. Restaurants and activities speak to all ages. Couples find romance and intimacy in luxurious rooms and intimate beachfront suites. Resort also offers extensive conference facilities including the countrys largest ballroom. Imaginative incentive gatherings and wedding ideas create unforgettable memories set by the ocean or sprawling lagoon-style pool.

Mercure Hotel Nadi Nadi Airport | Hotel

Mercure Nadi is set within five acres of beautiful tropical gardens and is located only minutes away from Nadi Airport. The hotel offers 85 spacious rooms, all surrounding an inviting tropical style swimming pool. Mercure Nadi also features the delicious Rokete Restaurant and Bar and indulgent Senikai Spa, offering ideal Nadi accommodation for couples or families looking for a tropical Fijian getaway.


26 Jun 14 - 25 Oct 14

26 Oct 14 - Mar 15

Superior Oceanside Room £209 £229 £186 Luxury Oceanside Room £233 £252 £209 Superior Family Room £248 £268 £225

Fiji Hideaway Resort & Spa Warwick Fiji Resort & Spa

Coral Coast | Resort

Hideaway Resort is a friendly & personal boutique resort located beachfront on the Coral Coast an hour & a half from Nadi. Nestled amongst swaying palms & lovely gardens & well recognised for its friendly staff, Hideaway features 115 air-con. bures & villas, 2 restaurants/bars, free activity & entertainment programme, Swimming pool, tennis courts & children’s activity program.

Coral Coast | Resort

On one of the Coral Coasts best beaches, approx 90 minutes from Nadi Airport set amongst 28 acres of gardens & fronts a lovely white sandy beach. With 248 air-conditioned rooms & suites offering mountain or ocean views, guest facilities also incl. 5 restaurants/bars, 2 swimming pools, squash courts, tennis courts, mini golf & the Warwick Fiji spa.


Frangipani Bure £148 Ocean View Bure £168 Beachfront Villa £235 Two Bedroom Bure £243

Sonaisali Island Resort

25 min. drive from Nadi Airport & a 200m boat ride brings you to Sonaisali, a private island with a beautiful resort set amongst 40 hectares of tropical gardens. The resort has 123 spacious rooms & bures all offer ocean views set amongst a sprawling & established garden setting. Beachfront Spa Bures are perfect for couples with a spa on the balcony, Beachfront Hotel Rooms are newly renovated & the 2 Bedroom family bures are perfect for families accommodating up to 6 people. Sonaisali offers Fiji’s widest choice of facilities & activities include 2 restaurants, 4 bars – incl. a swim up pool bar, free use of all non motorized watersports equipment, diving, snorkelling trips, jet ski safaris, surf tours, tennis, cooking demonstrations, spa facilities, horse riding, fire walking & catamaran sunset cruises. Includes: Launch transfers, welcome cocktail & full American breakfast.

Nadi Area | Hotel


Beachfront Hotel Room £256 Ocean View Bure £307 Beachfront Spa Bure £375 2 Bedroom Family Bure £455







Island Bure £442 Ocean View Bure £488 Beachfront Bure £562 Family Beach Bure (10) £1,162


Garden Beachfront Bure £708 Beachfront Bure £865 Overwater Bure £1,182

Malolo Island Fiji

Castaway Island Fiji

Fiji Fiji Accommodation

Mamanuca Islands | Resort

Malolo is a delightful Island with picturesque beaches, excellent snorkelling, serene Spa facilities & quality cuisine choices, an intimate & rustic resort - it’s all about a bure near the beach with the sounds of the coconut trees swaying & the ocean lapping the shore. Situated 25km from Nadi, the island lends itself to many great walks easily accessible from the resort. Choose nearby stunning panoramic views of equally impressive walks amongst thick coastal forest to empty beaches & coves. Malolo is a small resort with only 49 bures – with all recently undergone a million dollar refurbishment, reflecting the friendly atmosphere of the island.

Mamanuca Islands | Resort

Surrounded by sparkling turquoise waters & vibrant coral reefs, this private 174 acre island is blessed with 1 of Fiji’s best beaches, beautiful white sand & lush tropical gardens. A 4 star resort, it has a proven reputation as one of Fiji’s most popular resorts with guests returning year after year. Castaway has 66 individual, thatched bures reminiscent of a traditional Fjii village with high vaulted, tapa lined ceilings. With a strong emphasis on outstanding Pacific Island cuisine, other facilities & activities incl. Swimming Pool, windsurfing, sailing, snorkelling, tennis, volleyball, PADI Scuba diving, reef snorkelling trips & island safaris.


Ocean View Bure £341 Deluxe Ocean View Bure £403 Family Ocean View Bure (7) £806

Tokoriki Island Resort Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji

Mamanuca Islands | Resort Mamanuca Islands | Resort

An intimate & romantic boutique resort located 35km west of Nadi, Tokoriki is the northern most island in the Mananuca group of Islands providing a picturesque & stylish choice. All individual bures face the ocean & are set amongst lush tropical gardens with tea & coffee making facilities, separate living room, private outdoor shower & private patio. Designed for adults (children under 12 are not permitted), the resort displays a blend of traditional Fijian and contemporary architecture. Guest facilities include restaurant, bar, horizon edge resort swimming pool, massage services, sailing, wedding chapel, scuba diving, fishing, village visits & island hopping.

Pure subtle luxury in the heart of the Mamanuca’s featuring Fiji’s only Overwater Bures. Likuliku means ‘calm waters’ & this wonderfully designed resort built for couples in mind & provides a serenely relaxed holiday experience. Likuliku wholly occupies a breathtakingly picturesque bay with white sand beaches & sparkling clear, coral festooned waters all around. At the heart of the resort is a magnificent building in the design of a traditional Fijian canoe house & is also home to the signature restaurant “Fijana” with daily changing degustation menus for lunch & dinner. The luxurious & tranquil ‘Tatadra Spa’ is nestled against the green slopes of the island with beautiful lagoon views & soothing breezes. Children under 17 yrs are not accepted. Rates incl. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.


Deluxe Beach Bure £486 Sunset Pool Villa £704

Qamea Resort & Spa Fiji

Located in the North of Fiji just off the island of Taveuni, Qamea Resort & Spa is an intimate boutique resort catering to a maximum of 32 adults, with only sixteen luxuriously appointed & air conditioned Beachfront Bures & exquisite Villas with private pools, nestled among swaying coconut palms & verdant tropical gardens. We are the only resort on Qamea Island, set amidst 100 acres of lush tropical landscaped gardens, bushland, & jagged volcanic South Pacific mountains that soar behind the property. The entire resort fronts onto a private white sand beach over a kilometre in length, & is known as the most spectacular in Fiji’s northern island group. An exclusive tropical destination for discerning travellers seeking an authentic island Fijian resort. All meals are included in the rates Min. 3 night stay required.


Beachfront Hotel Room £679 Ocean View Bure £811

Hotel Room, Studio & One Bedroom Apartments are based on 2 people sharing. 2 Bedroom Apartments 1-4 People unless stated otherwise. UK Sterling Rates maybe subject to surcharges & minimum night stays during special events.

Taveuni | Resort




Per Room Apr 14 - May 14 Jun 14 - Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Garden View Room £315 £328 £315 Lagoon view Room £343 £361 £343 Lagoon Overwater Bungalow £530 £557 £530 Motu Overwater Villa £880 £922 £880

Per Room Apr 14 - May 14 Jun 14 - Oct 14 Nov 14 - Mar 15

Beach Junior Suite £603 £696 £603 Lagoon Overwater Suite £747 £845 £747 Overwater White Villa £841 £947 £841

Per Room From

(F) Porthole Stateroom £1,806 (E) Window Stateroom £2,045 (D) Balcony Stateroom £2,654 (C) Balcony Stateroom £2,826 (B) Veranda Stateroom £3,471 (A) Veranda Suite £4,287 (GS) Grand Suite £5,581 (OS) Owners Suite £5,850

Tahiti Tahiti Accommodation


Hotel Les Tipaniers Moorea | Hotel

Perfect for family holidays or romantic getaways, this hotel is ideal for nature lovers with its beautiful South Pacific surrounds, set amidst coconut palms and tropical flowers. All bungalows are cooled by ceiling fans and each has its own terrace overlooking the ocean. Two restaurants and bar, scuba diving and activities centre onsite. Plenty of activities to take advantage of or just sit back and relax on the beach.

InterContinental Resort Tahiti Tahiti | Hotel

Mirroring serenity, informality and friendliness, the resort is a welcome oasis set among thirty acres of lush tropical gardens and private beaches. Facilities include the Bathys Diving Center, Lagoonarium, private beach, two pools & tennis courts. The Deep Nature Spa includes a fitness centre Papeete’s museums, shops, galleries, market, and nightclubs are a short drive away. The resort boasts a wide variety of accomodation facilities. Enjoy rooms overlooking either the lush tropical gardens or a panoramic view of the lagoon and ocean beyond. For utter seclusion, upgrade to an intimate over-water bungalows encircling a small private island, or on the deep lagoon.


Garden Bungalow £152 Beach Bungalow £172 Vanilla Bungalow £165

Radisson Plaza Resort Tahiti Tahiti | Hotel

Forget the traditional room with a view. Simply imagine a waterfront resort with a view, overlooking the famed Matavai Bay. Our 109 luxurious, oceanfront Tahiti hotel rooms feature tasteful décor that combine contemporary style with Polynesian influences and large balconies. For an added surprise, watch for graceful dolphins and majestic whales, frequently spotted in the waters of spectacular Matavai Bay. The Radisson Plaza Resort Tahiti offers all the amenities expected of luxurious Tahiti hotels, including an infinity swimming pool, on-site spa, sauna and steam room, complimentary shuttle service to city, free cultural activities, aqua gym & yoga lessons & a Kids Club.

Hotel InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Bora Bora | Hotel

Beachfront Privacy On Dazzling Matira Point, InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort occupies what most people say is the most beautiful site in French Polynesia. 2 white sand beaches, a wide array of water sports, intriguing cultural activities & unique bungalows stationed over the water are the ingredients for the ultimate island escape. Noa Noa presents all-day buffets & themed dinner shows. Vini Vini Terrace Restaurant & the adjacent Vini Vini Bar are fun spots for light fare & tropical cocktails. The Activities Desk offers snorkel gear, outrigger canoes, kayaks & windsurfing boards. A shuttle to the spa at InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa is available.


Deluxe Ocean View £231 Ocean View Room with Jacuzzi £276 Ocean View Suite £308

Paul Gauguin Cruises

The Paul Gauguin was designed specifically to sail the shallow seas of Tahiti & French Polynesia, visiting small ports that larger ships can’t reach & effortlessly blending into the stunning natural beauty of the South Seas. She offers an extension of the informal, relaxing environment of the islands, coupled with five- star service, comfort & luxury, Spacious suites & staterooms, an onboard water sports marina, a choice of three open-seating dining venues & an extensive spa are among her luxurious attributes.

Cruising schedule: Day 1: Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands Day 2: Raiatea, Society Islands Day 3: Tah’a (motu Mahana), Society Islands

Day 4: Bora Bora, Society Islands Day 5: Bora Bora, Society Islands Day 6: Moorea, Society Islands Day 7: Moorea, Society Islands, Papeete Day 8: Papeete, Society Islands

Depature Dates

2014: Jan 4, 25 • Feb 5, 15, 22 • Mar 1, 12, 22, 29 • Apr 5, 12, 26 • May 3, 10, 17 • Jun 14, 25 • Aug 4, 18, 30 • Sep 10, 20, 27 • Oct 4, 18, 25 • Nov 8, 15, 22 • Dec 3, 13, 20, 27






Bangkok Stopover - 2 nights from £135pp*

Day 1: Arrive Bangkok Includes: On arrival in Bangkok, you will be met and • Two night’s accommodation at All Seasons transferred to your hotel for a two night stay. Bangkok Siam

• Return seat in coach airport to hotel transfers Day 2: Half Day City Sightseeing • Half Day City Sightseeing Tour Enjoy a half day sightseeing tour of Bangkok City & Temples. Thailand has over 26,000 temples or Wats (local name) and this tour will take you to three of the most distinguished temples.

Day 3: Depart Bangkok Today is free until you transfer back to Airport.

Singapore Stopover - 2 nights from £209pp*

Day 1: Arrive Singapore Includes: On arrival in Singapore, you will be met and • Two nights accommodation at Peninsula transferred to your hotel for a two night stay. Excelsior Hotel

• Return seat in coach airport to hotel transfers Day 2: City Sightseeing • Half Day City Sightseeing Tour Today enjoy a half day sightseeing tour taking in Merlion Park, Thian Hock Keng Temple, the National Orchid Garden before your final stop at Little India which will enchant you with the scent of joss sticks, jasmine & spices.

Day 3: Depart Singapore Today is free until your transfer back to Airport.

San Francisco Stopover - 2 nights from £231pp*

Day 1: Arrive San Francisco any of the designated stops during the tour to On arrival in San Francisco, you will be met and browse, shop and take pictures. Busses arrive transferred to your hotel for a two night stay. at each stop every 15-30 minutes.

Day 2: City Sightseeing Day 3: Depart San Francisco A visit to San Francisco just wouldn’t be Today is free until you transfer back to Airport. complete without a ride aboard one of the city’s original open top Double-Decker buses. The Includes: Downtown Loop shows you all the highlights of • Two night’s accommodation at Hotel Union

the city! Enjoy an entirely live narrated 90 min Square tour of San Francisco’s most famous sites. The • Return seat in coach airport to hotel transfers Downtown Loop includes unlimited use for 48 • Half Day City Sightseeing Tour hours so you can hop-on and hop-off the bus at

Worldwide Stopover Packages

Breaking the journey to Australia & The Pacific by stopping over en route gives you the chance to relax and enjoy an interesting break in one of our many stopover destinations. Many airlines offer stops along the way at no extra charge, and we offer a wide range of accommodation & sightseeing options to suit you budget. Here we have recommended some of our favourite stopover destinations allowing you to experience a 2-3 day break in either Asia, Middle East or the USA.

Dubai Stopover - 2 nights from £230pp*

Day 1: Arrive Dubai Includes: On arrival in Dubai, you will be met and • Two night’s accommodation at Ibis Diera transferred to your hotel for a two night stay. City Centre

• Return seat in coach airport to hotel transfers Day 2: Half Day City Sightseeing • Half Day City Sightseeing Tour Enjoy a half day sightseeing tour experiencing both the modern and the ancient of Dubai. Visit the magnificent Jumeriah mosque, the World Trade Centre and the fascinating Dubai museum in the Al Fahidi Fort.

Day 3: Depart Dubai Today is free until you transfer back to Airport.

Kuala Lumpur Stopover - 2 nights from £188pp*

Day 1: Arrive Kuala Lumpur On arrival in Kuala Lumpur you will be met and transferred to your hotel for a two night stay.

Day 2: Morning City Sightseeing This morning join a half day city tour introducing you to Kuala Lumpur or otherwise known as the ‘Garden City of Lights’. Drive through the city and admire the distinct skyline of fine Moorish architectures and the modern adifices such as the Petronas Twin Towers.

Day 3: Depart Kuala Lumpur Today is free until your transfer back to Airport.

Includes: • Two nights’ accommodation at ParkRoyal

Hotel • Return seat in coach transfers • KUL Morning City Sightseeing Tour

Los Angeles Stopover - 2 nights from £229pp*

Day 1: Arrive Los Angeles Day 3: Depart Los Angeles On arrival in Los Angeles, you will be met and Today is free until you transfer back to Airport. transferred to your hotel for a two night stay.

Includes: Day 2: City Sightseeing • Two nights accommodation at Millennium The Hollywood Double Decker Fun Tour is a Biltmore great way to see the city. Highlights Include: • Return seat in coach airport to hotel transfers Kodak Theatre, Chinese Theatre, Walk of • Half Day City Sightseeing Tour Fame, Egyptian Theatre, Capitol Records, Hollywood Sign, The Pantages Theatre, Paramount Studios, Melrose Avenue, Farmers Market, Beverly Centre, Pacific Design Centre, Sunset Strip, Whiskey a Go Go and The Guitar Centre Rock Walk.

*All rates valid 1 Apr 2014 - 31 Mar 2015 & are subject to change based on the time of year for travel. ANZCRO | The Australia Book 2014 -15 | UK Sterling 75 MALVERN WORLD TRAVEL 01684 562406 [email protected] www.malvernworldtravel.co.uk


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those originally booked if available (if the alternative is less expensive than the original arrangements, we will refund the difference but if more expensive, we will ask you to pay the difference, or

(c) Cancelling or accepting the cancellation in which case you will receive a full refund of all monies you have paid to us.

If we have to make a significant change or cancel after the date you have to pay the balance of the cost of your arrangements, we will pay you the compensation set out below depending on the circumstances provided we have received full payment subject to the following exceptions. Compensation will not be payable & no liability beyond offering the above mentioned choices can be accepted where we are forced to make a change or cancel as a result or unusual & unforeseeable circumstances beyond our control, the consequences of which we could not have avoided even with all due care or where we cancel more then 8 weeks before departure because an insufficient number of people have booked your chosen arrangements. No compensation will be payable & the above options will not be available if we cancel as a result of your failure to comply with any requirement of these Booking Conditions entitling us to cancel (such as paying on time) or where any change is a minor one. A significant change or cancellation is notified to you.

Days Prior to Departure Compensation per person 56 days or more Nil. 55 to 29 days £10 28 to 14 days £20 14 or less £30

Very rarely, we may be forced by “force majeure” to change or terminate your arrangements after departure but before the scheduled end of your time away. This is extremely unlikely but if this situation does occur, we regret we will be unable to make any refunds (unless we obtain any refunds from our suppliers), pay you any compensation or meet any costs or expenses you incur as a result.

Our liability: (a) Packages: We are responsible for ensuring your package holiday

is of a reasonable standard & as described to you. If any part fails to reach this standard & affects the enjoyment of your holiday, we will offer reasonable compensation providing it is not due to events outside our control. Our liability in all these cases is limited to an amount we consider reasonable, having regard for the cost of the service or facility concerned & the seriousness of the deficiency. ANZCRO (UK) accepts responsibility for death, injury or illness caused by the negligent acts &/or omissions of our employees or agents, together with our suppliers & sub-contractors, servants &/or agents of the same, whilst acting in the course of their employment in the provision of your package holiday. We will pay compensation equivalent to that which would be awarded in an English Court, but will not offer compensation if the injury, illness or death is caused by your own fault or the fault of someone unconnected with the package, or an event that could not have been expected or avoided even with all due care. In respect of international carriage by air or sea our liability in all cases will be limited in the manner permitted by international conventions. You may ask for copies of these on written request to our offices.

(b) Other Travel Arrangements: When acting only as a booking agent ANZCRO (UK) has no liability whatsoever for any aspect of the travel arrangements & accepts no liability for any loss, personal injury or death however incurred, except where caused by our own proven negligence.

Complaints procedure: If you have a problem during the course of your holiday, you must inform the supplier of the service, plus a representative whose details we have provided, or telephone our offices immediately as failure to do so may reduce or extinguish any possible claim. We will endeavour to put things right as soon as possible. We will acknowledge all complaints on their receipt & deal with them promptly & efficiently. Any disputes which cannot be amicably settled may (if the client wishes) be referred to arbitration under a special scheme which although devised by arrangement with the ABTA, is administered independently by IDRS, part of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. The scheme does not apply for amounts greater than £5,000 per person. There is also a limit of £25,000 per booking. Neither does it apply to claims that are solely or mainly in respect of physical injury or illness. The application for arbitration must be made within nine months of the date of return to the United Kingdom, but in special circumstances it may still be offered outside this period. Alternatively, you may wish to take any dispute to the Small Claims Court. Full details of the Arbitration Scheme can be obtained from ABTA, 30 Park Street, London SE1 9EQ.

Data Protection Policy: In order to process your booking & to ensure your travel arrangements run smoothly & meet your requirements we (& your travel agent) need to use the info you provide such as name, address, & special needs/dietary requirements etc. We take full responsibility for ensuring proper security measures are in place to protect your information. We must pass the info on to the relevant suppliers of your travel arrangements such as airlines, hotels, transport companies etc. The info may also be provided to security or credit checking companies, public authorities such as customs/immigration if required by them, or as required by law. Additionally where your holiday is outside the European Economic Area (EEA), controls on data protection in your destination may not be as strong as the legal requirements in this country. We will not however, pass any info onto any person not responsible for part of your travel arrangements. This applies to any sensitive info you give us such as details of any disabilities, or dietary/religious requirements. (If we cannot pass this information to the relevant suppliers, whether in the EEA or not, we cannot provide your booking.) In making this booking, you consent to this information being passed on to the relevant persons.

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE

01684 562406 Contact us: ANZCRO UK Boscawen House, Chapel Hill, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 3BN MALVERN WORLD TRAVEL 44 SOMERS PARK AVENUE MALVERN WR14 1SD 01684 562406

YOUR TRAVEL AGENT:

ABTA No. W4337

http://www.atol.org.uk/

http://www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate

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