Australia and New Zealand
Itineraries
New Zealand, Sydney, Port Douglas, Brisbane [L41]
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17 Days / 15 Nights
New Zealand; Auckland, Queenstown, Christchurch, Australia: Sydney, Port Douglas, Brisbane
Begin your trip in Auckland, New Zealand, where you will marvel at the Waitomo Glow-worm caves and the spectacular geothermal regions of Rotorua. Next travel to the South Island and explore Queenstown and Christchurch, both Beautiful cities with glorious scenery.
Travel to Australia and visit Sydney. Experience the beauty of the Harbour, the Opera House and marvel at the expansive Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Next is the winning combination of a cosmopolitan township and a friendly village in Port Douglas. It has world class resorts and shopping, award winning restaurants and superb galleries and craft stores. With pristine wilderness, total tranquility, and a wealth of activities including the magnificent underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef, this is a magnetic destination for travelers of all ages and all walks of life.
Your final destination is Brisbane, the Capital City of Queensland, home of the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (the only place you can still cuddle a Koala). Home also of Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo. There are many tour options to choose from in Brisbane. Pick the ones that interest you most.
Features
- Accommodation - Auckland, New Zealand (2 Nights), Queenstown, New Zealand (2 Nights), Christchurch, New Zealand (3 Nights), Sydney (3 Nights), Port Douglas (3 Nights), Brisbane (2 Nights)
- International Air (except as noted below) & USA Domestic Air are not included (as per your own arrangements)
- International Air - Christchurch to Sydney
- New Zealand Domestic Air - Auckland to Queenstown
- Australian Domestic Air -Sydney to Cairns, Cairns to Brisbane
- Shuttle Transfers - Auckland Airport to Accommodation (Return), Queenstown Airport to Accommodation, Christchurch Accommodation to Airport, Sydney Airport to Accommodation (Return), Cairns Airport to Port Douglas Accommodation (Return), Brisbane Airport to Accommodation (Return)
- Day Tour - Queenstown: Gondola Ride, Queenstown to Christchurch Coach Tour; Sydney: Sydney Opera House Tour, Sydney Harbour Cruise; Port Douglas: Great Barrier Reef Cruise
- All Other Day Tours are Optional and not Included (Please select)
- F.I.T. (Free and Independent Travel, i.e. this is not an Organized Group Tour)
- All Taxes and Fuel Levies (Except where noted)
- Electronic Travel Authority (VISA's) are additional $15 per person
- Itinerary is flexible and can be altered to suit your needs.
Detailed Itinerary
- (Day 1) - US Domestic Flight, Hometown to Los Angeles (own arrangements)
Your Home City flight to Los Angeles will be selected to suit the International Departure Flight to Australia
Please allow 3 hours between arrival of your US domestic flight and departure of your International flight.- (Day 1 cont) - International Flight, Los Angeles to Auckland, New Zealand
After departing from Los Angeles, you will be provided with an evening meal, you can relax, have a drink, watch a movie and rest. You will be given Breakfast before landing in Auckland, New Zealand. (you lose one day crossing the International Date Line but don't worry you'll catch it up again on your return flight to the USA)
The Qantas Boeing 747-400 is equipped with the latest entertainment features of any Airline. The overnight flight to New Zealand can be a good opportunity for sleeping or to watch the latest movies after your evening meal.- (Day 2) - Shuttle Transfer, Auckland Airport to Accommodation
Travel by shuttle from the Airport to your vacation accommodation in Auckland, New Zealand.
Please note: For airport transfers - 2 suitcases per person, extra pieces may be charged at $5.00 per piece. Surfboards, Bicycles etc - $5.00 each.- (Days 2-4) - 2 Nights Accommodation in Auckland, New Zealand
Travel to your accommodation in Auckland, New Zealand, where you will be staying whilst on vacation for 2 nights.
Your vacation accommodation in Auckland, New Zealand, is located on the city's spectacular Waitemata Harbour and features stunning water views, conference facilities, and a rooftop restaurant. Auckland's centre of entertainment, dining, and nightlife, the Viaduct Harbour precinct, is just a short walk away. Experience the rich New Zealand culture as you travel to Rotorua and its geothermal springs. Or maybe travel to New Zealand's Waitakere and Hunua Ranges, to the west and south of the city centre respectively, to take you deep into cool, peaceful rainforests.- Insider's Tip - Auckland Explorer Bus
The Auckland Explorer Bus is a hop on, hop off sightseeing tour visiting Auckland's big attractions, with full commentary.
This unique city tour through Auckland departs from the Ferry Building (End of Queen St) every 30 minutes starting at 9:00am, with the last round-trip service departing at 4:00pm (Winter Times on the hour only). You can get on or off at any of the stops on the route. Your ride on the Explorer Bus will take you to some of Auckland's major attractions, including Holy Trinity Cathedral, Mt. Eden, and the Sky Tower. You determine the length of your tour. With no stops, your ride will take approximately one hour. We encourage you to get off the bus and visit the attractions that interest you. The Auckland Explorer operates 365 days of the year, but attractions may not be opened on main public holidays. Tickets can be purchased the day of for $35 NZD for adults and $15 NZD for children (4-16 years of age).
For additional information, please visit: http://www.explorerbus.co.nz/index.cfm.htm- Insider's Tip - Victoria Park Market
Make your way to Auckland's shopping destination...Victoria Park Market.
Overlooking Victoria Park, the Market is Auckland's shopping destination for arts & crafts, fashion & accessories, novelties, New Zealand souvenirs and international food (cafes, a food court & 3 restaurants are all on the site). You can wander the stalls while learning the history of the shopping site and about the people of New Zealand. Live entertainment is often provided and you can visit the Celebrity Walk of Fame.
Victoria Park Market is within walking distance from the central city, the Sky Tower and the America's Cup Village. If you are seeing Auckland via the Explorer or Link Bus, just exit at Victoria Park. Victoria Park Market is open 7 days a week from 9am to 6pm.- (Day 3) - Free Day to Explore
- Free time to rest, relax or explore.
- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Auckland City Highlights
A great chance to experience the city of Auckland from the business districts to the lush surroundings.
Explore 'The City of Sails' and soak up the history of New Zealand's largest city the following way:
Queen Street: The 'Golden Mile' of Auckland's business and shopping district.
University: New Zealand's largest, featuring historic Auckland buildings and an early NZ Government House.
Harbour Bridge: Cross the 8-lane connection to our North Shore, wide views of harbour and yacht marina.
Mt. Eden: Travel to the summit of this dormant volcano, once home to an ancient Maori tribe. Wide views of the city. Domain Parks and Gardens: A picturesque park and lakes laid out in a large extinct volcanic crater.
Auckland Memorial War Museum: Spend time experiencing this unique tribute to New Zealand's natural, Maori and European history. A donation is requested on entry ($5 per person). As an alternative within a short walking distance is 'The Winter Garden' Pavilion. See rare indoor plants and a spectacular fern display.
Paritai Drive: Auckland's most expensive residential street with fantastic views of the Waitemata Harbour and islands.
Tamaki Waterfront: Drive via Mission Bay along the edge of the Waitemata Harbour dominated by large native Pohutakawa trees.
Includes: Accommodation transfers
Half Afternoon Tour:
Departs at 2:00pm, returns at 5:00pm- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Rotorua Geothermal & Waitomo Glow Worm Caves
Visit two of New Zealand's most famous attractions on this deluxe five-star coach tour. The Waitomo Glow-Worm Caves and the spectacular geothermal regions of Rotorua, rich with Maori culture and natural history, make this a truly memorable day.
DEPART AUCKLAND: Travel the main Southern Highway through small rural townships steeped in early pioneer history. Your host serves morning tea during this sector.
WAIKATO:Travel through New Zealand's largest dairy and sheep farming province. Travel the outskirts of Hamilton City via the small farming settlements towards the King Country, birthplace of the Maori Monarchy.
WAITOMO GLOW WORM CAVES: Join a guided tour through this world-famous cave formation, climaxed by drifting silently in a boat through a glow worm cavern lit up with thousands of tiny glow worm lights.
LIGHT LUNCH:Served on-board as we make our way to Rotorua through magnificent rural farmland with its vast numbers of grazing animals.
ROTORUA: New Zealand's highest city, 305 meters (1000 feet) above sea level, located inside the rim of a volcanic crater. An area of great geothermal activity. We visit the following attractions:
AGRODOME FARM TOUR: An introduction to New Zealand farming, with a 45-minute tour of an authentic working farm in all-weather, all-terrain vehicles. Watch a sheep being shorn and hand-feed the animals.
LAKE ROTORUA: Drive through the foreshore park past the hundreds of ducks and swans. Then through the beautiful historic Government Gardens.
TE PUIA INSTITUTE (MAORI ARTS & CRAFTS AND WHAKAREWAREWA THERMAL RESERVE):
One of Rotorua's most famous attractions. See woodcarving, weaving displays, Maori village and the thermal valley with the famous Pohutu Geyser, fumaroles, colourful silica deposits and boiling mud pools.
RETURN TO AUCKLAND: Your attraction-packed day concludes as the coach travels through the beautiful horse breeding district of Matamata and the pastureland of the Hauraki plains. A light snack is served on this sector.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Piha Canyon Adventure Tour
Piha Canyon Abseiling Adventure, North Island, New Zealand (Day Tour)
The Piha Canyon - Abseiling (repelling) down showering waterfalls surrounded by moss and fern covered volcanic rock walls, swimming through pools of blues and greens, jumps, caves, and slides as you explore the canyon! You will also see the remains of the original pioneers wood constructed logging dam; learn about the local history and Maori culture. Includes transport, bakery lunch / refreshments, full equipment, a visit to black sand Piha Surf Beach and a beautiful rainforest walk. All obstacles are optional, no experience needed.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Cape Brett, Bay of Islands Cruise Tour - Full Day
Marvel at spectacular coastal scenery including the Hole in the Rock, Cathedral Cave and the inner islands while aboard a luxury catamaran. Also see the historic Waitangi Treaty House and a 'waka' (Maori war canoe).
Travel north over the Auckland Harbour Bridge and enjoy spectacular rural & coastal scenery enroute to the Bay of Islands via Hibiscus Coast and Whangarei. Bay of Islands is one of the most picturesque and popular vacation sites in New Zealand and was the site of the earliest contact between the indigenous population and European settlers. Take a trip into the past and visit such historical places as the Waitangi Treaty House, see a traditional Maori Meeting House and a huge 'waka' (war canoe), Captain Cook Memorial Museum, Flagstaff Hill and the oldest building in the country (Kemp House) along with the oldest Church. In the early afternoon at Cape Brett, board a luxury catamaran for your cruising adventure through game fishing waters as you cruise past the Cape Brett lighthouse to the famous 'Hole in the Rock'. The excitement grows as you make a passage through the Hole and then continue on to the majestic Grand Cathedral Cave. On your return journey relax and enjoy subtropical paradise views with your favourite drink as you meander through the inner islands back to Cape Brett which are world renowned deep sea fishing grounds where porpoise (dolphins) and schools of fish are frequently seen. With the Bay of Islands' combination of great fishing, diving, sailing and other water sports with some of New Zealand's most significant historic sites you will be sure to have fun!
Includes: Pickups from accommodations, admission to Waitangi Treaty House, a Cape Brett cruise and boxed lunch.- (Day 4) - Shuttle Transfer, Auckland Accommodation to Airport
Travel by shuttle from your vacation accommodation in Auckland, New Zealand, to the Airport.
Please note: For airport transfers - 2 suitcases per person, extra pieces may be charged at $5.00 per piece. Surfboards, Bicycles etc - $5.00 each.- (Day 4 cont) - New Zealand Domestic Flight, Auckland to Queenstown
Travel within New Zealand by domestic air from Auckland to Queenstown (South Island). - (Day 4 cont) - Shuttle Transfer, Queenstown Airport to Accommodation
Travel by shuttle from the Airport to your vacation accommodation in Queenstown, New Zealand.
Please note: For airport transfers - 2 suitcases per person, extra pieces may be charged at $5.00 per piece. Surfboards, Bicycles etc - $5.00 each.- (Days 4-6) - 2 Nights Accommodation in Queenstown
Spend 2 nights in beautiful Queenstown surrounded by rugged mountains, majestic lakes, crystal clear air, and just so much to do.
From the sweeping entrance with its enormous stone fireplace, to the contemporary artworks on every floor, Your accommodation epitomises style and glamour in a wonderfully understated way. Nestled on a hillside overlooking Lake and Mountains, the alpine lodge-style design truly embraces its alpine setting and is superbly located in central Queenstown only minute’s walk from the resort’s renowned dining and shopping precinct.
Upgrade Available (extra cost):
Lake View Room- (Day 4) - Day Tour - Gondola Ride over Queenstown
One of the first sights to captivate visitors to Queenstown is the distinctive outline of the Skyline complex high above town.
Located an easy 5 minute walk from central Queenstown and exclusively accessed by scenic gondola, Skyline Gondola, Restaurant & Luge is a must-see attraction during your visit to Queenstown, New Zealand. The best views in the region are found here spread out in a spectacular 220 degree panorama, with breathtaking views of Coronet Peak, The Remarkable mountain range and across Lake Wakatipu to Cecil and Walter Peaks. It's truly magnificent and awe-inspiring!
Of course there's more to do than just admire the view! Enjoy a dinner or relax in the bar in the Skyline Restaurant. Casual dining is also available during the day in the Cafe. Thrillseekers can hurtle down the winding downhill Skyline Luge - it`s the fastest fun on wheels! or maybe take in the challenge of AJ Hackett`s Ledge Bungy or Swing, or take off on a tandem parapente flight. Various walking tracks can also be accessed from Skyline, from an easy 30 minute walk to a full day hike.
Skyline was also a finalist in the `Best Visitor Attraction` in the New Zealand Tourism Awards in 1999 and 2001.- (Day 5) - Free Day to Explore Exciting Queenstown
- Free time to rest, relax or explore.
- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Doubtful Sound
When you discover Doubtful Sound you will be struck by its silence, a silence broken only by birdsong, or maybe the rushing of a distant waterfall.
Your Doubtful Sound adventure begins as you cruise the crystal clear waters of Lake Manapouri. Then it’s over Wilmot Pass, stopping along the way to experience some of Fiordland’s densest rainforest and to view the colourful alpine moss gardens.
On reaching Deep Cove, you will board our spacious catamaran for a three hour cruise that takes in the most dramatic scenery of Doubtful Sound. Our skippers provide a detailed commentary and point out highlights. Keep a look out for wildlife as bottlenose dolphins frequently come alongside our vessel, fur seals bask on the rocks around the fiord and rare penguins can at times be observed.
Full Day Tour includes Queenstown and Te Anau coach connections
- (Day 6) - Deluxe Coach Tour - Queenstown to Christchurch
Visit Mount Cook National Park and experience the beauty of this Alpine area dominated by Australasia's highest peak before continuing on to Christchurch.
Your coach tour begins in Queenstown and ends in Christchurch
Depart Queenstown which sits on the shores of beautiful lake Wakatipu.
On your arrival to Mount Cook you'll have lunch at a village cafe (own arrangements), or explore the walks in and around the village (1 hour approximate).
At Lake Tekapo your have a spectacular sight on clear days of the Southern Alps at the far end of the lake.
Full Day Tour
Fare includes: Selected Hotel/Motel pickups, coach and tax.- (Days 6-9) - 3 Nights Accommodation in Christchurch
Travel to your accommodation in Christchurch, New Zealand, where you will be staying whilst on vacation for 3 nights.
Your 4 Star vacation accommodation in Christchurch, located on New Zealand's South Island, offers a stylish boutique hotel. Developed from an historic tramway building, the hotel has a Manhattan style feel, just metres from Cathedral Square, major business houses, convention facilities and prime attractions. The city, also known as the "Garden City" offers many opportunities to either rest from your travel or explore the city. Consider traveling to Arthur's Pass National Park, which has an incredible diversity of flora and landscape. Experience a breathtaking journey aboard the TranzAlpine Train winding its way through New Zealand's magnificent Waimakariri Gorge.- Insider's Tip - Cathedral Square
Mingle with visitors and locals alike at the heart of Christchurch, Cathedral Square.
Take a short walk from your hotel to Cathedral Square, the heart of Christchurch. Located at the centre of the "four avenues" that form the boundaries of inner Christchurch and directly in front of the Christ Church Cathedral, the Square is home to public orators and entertainers and surrounded by historic buildings, including the old city post office. There are many restaurants, bars and cinemas all in the vicinity along with regular markets and several food stalls.
Cathedral Square is home to several historic Christchurch landmarks including The Godley Statue which was the first ever public statue in New Zealand. Erected in honor of the founder of Canterbury and cast from the metal of Russian guns used in the Crimean War the visit to this work of art is sure to be a memorable one! Be sure to check out a new addition, The Chalice. This hard to miss sculpture will be the towering inverted cone alongside the Cathedral. Including a World War One memorial, a four lime tree tribute to the four ships of Canterbury and the seven tree gift from the US Navy, The Square is definitely a place to pause and check out what Christchurch is about!- (Days 7 & 8) - Free Days to Explore Beautiful Christchurch
- Free time to rest, relax or explore.
- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Trans Alpine Safari Adventure Tour - Full Day
Make the most of the spectacular rural and alpine regions of Canterbury. This Day Tour includes the world famous Tranz Alpine train journey, ranked as one of the top 6 in the world.
Today commences with a coach ride across the Canterbury Plains to the Waimakariri Gorge. Spray jackets, hats and lifejackets are issued to each passenger before boarding the a jet-boat for a ride up one of New Zealand's major snow-fed rivers. Weave in and out of rock faces, white water rapids and high walled rock canyons. From the headwaters of the Waimakariri Gorge you will then enjoy some four wheel driving action for a backcountry tour enroute to Te Kowhi Country Café (lunch). After lunch continue to Arthur's Pass. The return journey is on the famous TranzAlpine train which is rated one of the top six train journeys in the world. Travel through numerous tunnels, viaducts, river canyons and the rainforest of the Arthur's Pass National Park. Definitely a journey to remember.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - TranzAlpine Rail
The TranzAlpine scenic train journey travels between Christchurch and Greymouth and returns back to Christchurch, from one coast of New Zealand to the other and return.
The TranzAlpine journey is vacation highlight. From your carriage you’ll see the fields of the Canterbury Plains and farmland, followed by the spectacular gorges and river valleys of the Waimakariri River. Your train then climbs into the Southern Alps before descending through lush beech rain forest to the West Coast town of Greymouth,a great base for visits to Punakaiki and the always popular glaciers. (return)
All carriages include both one way seating and tabled group seating allowing you to experience the amazing views while enjoying the company of other passengers on-board. An open air viewing carriage allows you to get even closer to the stunning scenery and provides many opportunities to photograph your favourite spots. There’s a lot to look forward to!
Your train journey sets off from Christchurch - New Zealand's largest city on the South Island. The trip is 223.8 kilometres long.There are 16 tunnels, and 5 viaducts, the highest being the Staircase standing at 73 metres.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Christchurch Highlights Tour
Join this 'must do' tour of historical places, spectacular sights and beautiful parks with informative commentary by your driver guide
Tour highlights the Central Landmarks in Christchurch Including Cathedral Square, Town Hall, Bridge of Remembrance, Christ's College and original Provincial Government buildings.
Also included are:
THE AVON RIVER: Travel along the banks of this beautiful tree lined waterway.
CANTERBURY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY: Pause for a short time to view the Maori and European exhibits on display.
MONA VALE: Walk through these beautiful gardens past the magnificent mansion located alongside the Avon River. In summer months see a stunning rose display planted for the international Rose World Conference held in 1994.
SIGN OF THE TAKAHE: Travel via Hagley Park up to the Port Hills through the exclusive hillside residential area of Cashmere, stopping at this famous landmark for views across the Canterbury Plains (on clear days).
Tour Operated daily and includes pickup from hotel and return. 1/2 Day tour.- (Day 9) - Shuttle Transfer, Christchurch Accommodation to Airport
Travel by shuttle from your vacation accommodation in Christchurch, New Zealand, to the Airport.
Please note: For airport transfers - 2 suitcases per person, extra pieces may be charged at $5.00 per piece. Surfboards, Bicycles etc - $5.00 each.- (Day 9 cont) - International Flight, Christchurch, New Zealand to Sydney, Australia
After departing from Christchurch, this short International Flight takes you overseas to Sydney, Australia.- (Day 9 cont) - Shuttle Transfer, Sydney Airport to Accommodation
Travel by shuttle from the Airport to your vacation accommodation in Sydney, Australia.- (Days 9-12) - 3 Nights Accommodation in Sydney
Travel to your accommodation in Sydney, Australia, where you will be staying whilst on vacation for 3 nights.
Embrace Sydney's best location with this four star vacation accommodation ideally nestled in the heart of the city. Overlooking Wynyard Park you will enjoy this icon of time-honored tradition, warm hospitality and friendly personal service. Just a short stroll away from many famous attractions including the Sydney Opera House, The Rocks, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, The Royal Botanical Gardens and more. You will love the luxury of the close accessibility to public transportation including light rail access, train station, the bus system and nearby Circular Quay which will allow you to see much more of Sydney and surrounds. Featuring: 446 elegantly appointed guest rooms and suites, 2 restaurants, 4 bars, indoor heated pool, sauna, spa, and gymnasium. Amenities: air conditioning, daily maid service, fridge, iron & board, radio channels, shower, coffee & tea, ensuite bathroom, hair dryer, shaving adaptor, sprinklers, smoke detectors, television, telephone, internet access (broadband), data port, wake up calls, mini bar, and 24 hour room service. With all this and more take time out to experience the wonders of Sydney while enjoying all your accommodation has to offer.
Upgrade Available (Upon Request): Stunning 5 Star Property- (Day 10) - Day Tour - Sydney Opera House Tour (1 Hr)
On your vacation participate in an inspiring tour of the opera house in Sydney, Australia.
This one hour tour outlines the intricate and controversial history of the Sydney Opera House along with details of the unique design of this architectural masterpiece. You will visit a number of the six performance venues, including the magnificent wood paneled Concert Hall and the Opera Theatre as well as the new Utzon room. You will also visit the glass enclosed northern foyer areas which boast spectacular views of Sydney Harbour - a perfect photo opportunity.- (Day 10) - Day Tour - Sydney Harbour Cruise and Tour (1 Hr)
On your vacation explore Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia.
The Sydney Harbour Cruise travels around famous Darling Harbour. No Australia vacation would be complete without seeing the Harbour, its Bridge or the Sydney Harbour Opera House. What better way than from the Harbour itself.- Insider's Tip - Sydney Explorer Bus
The Sydney Explorer is a Hop On, Hop Off, sightseeing bus that takes in 27 key landmarks of the inner city (Opera House, Darling Harbour) and eastern beaches (Coogee and Bondi).
This unique city tour through Sydney departs from Circular Quay every 20 minutes starting at 8:40am, with the last round-trip service departing at 5:20pm. You can get on or off at any of the stops on the route. After traveling through some of Sydney's most exclusive residential areas, the tours take in some of Sydney's most spectacular coastlines and beaches. The bus travels every day along a 30km route and makes numerous stops. The bus trip takes 2 hours to complete the whole journey (with no stops). Buy your tickets onboard ($39 AUD for Adult ticket). Use your ticket stub to get amazing discounts at each stop location. Please Note: Sydney Opera House is one of the stops if you would like to do the Explorer on the same day as your Opera House tour.
For additional information, please visit: http://www.sydneybuses.info/tourist-services/sydney-explorer.htm- (Days 10 & 11) - Free Days to Explore Vibrant Sydney
With Sydney at your fingertips, take the chance to explore the Darling Harbour area at your leisure, which is a modern collection of Shopping Malls, Parkland, Restaurants and Harbour Front activities.
The Monorail connection to the City Center provides quick transit, or walk to Circular Quay and catch a ferry to our wonderful harbour-side Taronga Park Zoo, or to the lovely tree-lined beach suburb of Manly. If visiting on a weekend then go to the Rocks Market and shop for local Arts, Crafts & unique Australian Souvenirs.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Sydney Harbour Bridgeclimb - ½ Day
This evening experience an adventure of a lifetime by climbing the famous Coathanger - Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Achieve exhilaration and personal satisfaction as you climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. For approximately two hours you, along with 11 other eager climbers and a climb guide, weave through catwalks, climb up ladders and then arrive at the most spectacular point of all - the upper arch climb. The steady incline to the upper arch leaves you free to focus your attention on your Sydney experience, with opportunities for 360 degree views of Sydney, including east to the ocean, west to the mountains and the harbour city surrounds. It is at this point that you not only have a bird's eye view of the beautiful Sydney Harbour and the city, but have the exhilaration of the truly rewarding experience of reaching the top to the Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Australia. When you reach the top you will have a sense of achievement that you'll remember forever - you've conquered an Australian icon recognised the world over! No other Sydney tourist attraction can give you this feeling of standing at the top of the world, with the Harbour spread before you. All climbers will be issued a complimentary photograph of their climb group.
Climb time is around Twilight.- Insiders Tip: Sydney Harbour Pylon Museum and Lookout - Brideclimb Alternative
See the fantastic views of the city, the harbour and the world famous icon - the Sydney Harbour Bridge! This is a wonderful alternative if you do not wish to climb the bridge.
Access is via the pedestrian pathway on the Eastern side of the Bridge from the city side (use the Bridge Stairs in Cumberland Street, The Rocks). There are 200 stairs to the Lookout, but on the way up there are 3 levels of exhibits where you will discover the history and construction of the Bridge, the men who built it, and the vision of JJC Bradfield, chief engineer
At the end of (or even before) your visit to Museum, enjoy the scenery and walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The walk to the North side of Sydney will take approximately 15-20 minutes from the Pylon.
Costs are (AUD) $9.50 ages over 13, $4.00 ages 8-12 and under 7 Free. Open Daily 10-5 (Closed Christmas)- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Hunter Valley Wine Tour - Full Day
Winery Tour in the Hunter Valley.
Departs Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Sunday in the morning (Full Day Tour). Credited with being one of the premier wine regions in the world, let us tempt your taste buds as we showcase 3 of the regions best wineries. We meander through the majestic Hunter Valley and include wine tasting at Wyndham Estate, McGuigans and McWilliams Mt Pleasant winery. Take the time to refresh your palette with local cheeses (own expense) or browse the quaint little gift shops of Wollombi. A delicious steak and vegetables lunch with damper (aussie bread) is included whilst you sit back and enjoy learning the "tricks of the trade". Partake in a tour of the wine making process. (Vegetarian meals available). Return to Sydney late afternoon. Evening Free.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Blue Mountains and Australia Wildlife Tour - Full Day
On your vacation, discover the spectacular Blue Mountains and see native wildlife Explore World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park, located outside of Sydney, Australia.
This rugged and beautiful region forms part of the Great Dividing Range, linking tropical north to temperate south, while dividing coastal cities from the vast Outback. Pass by Homebush Bay, site of the 2000 Olympics. Discover Leura village, a delightful blend of groomed gardens and quaint shops, enjoy free time to wander the streets of Leura. Next we stop at Echo Point and see the famous Three Sisters rock formation. Travel through Katoomba, heart of the resort region within the Blue Mountains National Park and discover the remarkable beauty of Blue Mountains National Park, enjoy an easy walk or Visit Echo Point Lookout, see the Three Sisters and hear the ancient Aboriginal legends of this impressive rock formation, hear traditional Aboriginal Dreamtime tales interpreting the creation of local landmarks. Enjoy 2 course hot lunch with tea, coffee or soft drink. Join the optional Blue Mountain rides - Scenic Railway, Cableway or Skyway (own expense). These are great ways to see the steep valleys, canyons and Three Sisters rock formation. Enjoy a short stop at Cahills Lookout for impressive mountain scenery. Next we enjoy an afternoon encounter at Koala Park and have your photo taken with a cuddly koala, see kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and cute little fairy penguins. Full Day Tour.- Insider's Tip - The Rocks
Located on the Harbour just a stroll away from the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge is the place where Sydney itself began, The Rocks!
Amidst the hustle and bustle of the Business District, this unique village features a centre with more than 70 shops, boutiques and galleries with everything from hand-made puppets, vintage clothing and accessories, antiques, art supplies, jewelry and some of Australia's finest arts and crafts.
If hunger takes over there are a myriad of places to eat, from some of the finest restaurants to quaint cafes and casual eateries with many offering stunning views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. If quenching a thirst is what you're after don't forget to stop off at one of the 13 Heritage pubs serving local wines and beers!
On Saturdays and Sundays, be sure to check out the market held at the northern end of George Street. Perfect for gifts and souvenir shopping, it has more than 150 stalls selling quality crafts, home wares, jewelry and Australian-designed goods, all under a unique sail-like canopy.
With the transport to The Rocks serviced by the Explorer and just a five minute walk from the Circle Quay is it easy to get here. The Sydney Visitors Centre on the corner of Argyle & Playfair Streets at The Rocks: open 9.30am - 5.30pm every day of the year (except Christmas Day and Good Friday). Opening hours may vary on some public holidays.- Insider's Tip - Opal Shopping
View the world famous black opal, the 'Aurora Australis', valued at 1 Million Dollars; with the opportunity to bring home the colors of Australia with a beautiful piece of opal jewelry.
Australia is known as the country of origin for this splendid stone with 95% of the world's precious gem opal found in exclusively in Australia. Australian opal displays all the colors of the rainbow and holds a spectrum of colors found in nature, fire, the ocean and more. It is these contrasts that make opals a truly fascinating and unique gemstone with no two opals appearing exactly the same. In the Middle Ages the Romans considered opal a stone that could provide great luck, as it was believed to possess all the virtues of Emeralds, Sapphires and Ruby’s.
Share this unique experience and be educated about Australian Opal at Altmann & Cherny. Established in 1948 with hopes of sharing this unique gemstone with the world, they have built a reputation of excellence with 3 generations actively involved the families are considered leading opal experts. Please visit them at:
18 Pitt Street
Sydney, NSW
Telephone: 61 2 9251 9477- (Day 12) - Shuttle Transfer, Sydney Accommodation to Airport
Travel by shuttle from your vacation accommodation in Sydney, Australia, to the Airport. - (Day 12 cont) - Australian Domestic Flight, Sydney to Cairns
Travel within Australia by domestic air from Sydney to the gateway of the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns. - (Day 12 cont) - ShuttleTransfer, Cairns Airport to Port Douglas Accommodation
Travel by shuttle from Cairns Airport to your vacation accommodation in Port Douglas, Australia.
Luggage restrictions apply as per standard economy Australian domestic flights of 2 standard bags under 30kg (66 lbs) per passenger. Excess baggage is AUD$5.00 per bag payable on board. If traveling with excess baggage please advise the shuttle company upon reservation confirmation so appropriate trailer size is available.
Pickups are conducted with a maximum waiting time of 20 minutes after collection of baggage from flight. If you are unable to meet within this time frame you will be required to wait for the next available shuttle.- (Days 12-15) - 3 Nights Accommodation in Port Douglas
Travel to your accommodation in Port Douglas, Australia, where you will be staying whilst on vacation for 3 nights.
Your vacation luxury boutique accommodation is located within walking distance of the three icons of Port Douglas - 200 metres from 4-Mile Beach, 100 metres from Macrossan Street and 400 metres to the Marina Village, where boats depart daily to Australia's Outer Great Barrier Reef. The apartments are equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, cable TV, CD & DVD players, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, laundry facilities and security basement car parking. There is a Lagoon style pool, an outdoor BBQ/ entertaining area, and an 8 person spa amongst a luscious tropical garden. Travel to the Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation or maybe to the Great Barrier Reef. Port Douglas offers a winning combination of a cosmopolitan township and friendly village. You can relax from your travel or shop, dine in award winning restaurants and visit superb galleries and craft stores. (Children under age 15 are not catered for at this property. Other properties available upon request.)
*Optional upgrade to 5 Star Accommodation is available. Pricing upon request- Insider's Tip - Rainforest Habitat
Visit three environments and experience a cacophony of wildlife all at once at the Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary located at the entrance of Port Douglas.
Situated on eight acres of land, the park recreates three very unique environments that allow you to see various and numerous species through meandering boardwalks. Check out the Wetlands where you can view wading birds as they forage for fish beneath the boardwalks, along with marsupials, fruitbats and other bird species. Come hungry and have the original "Breakfast with the Birds" (extra cost) which will tempt you with champagne, juices, tropical buffet and bottomless tea and coffee. Watch the clock and make sure to be on time for the Koala Photos (extra cost). Stop off at the Presentation Hut where you can meet up close with parrots, cockatoos, frogmouths, kookaburras, pythons and crocodiles (check times). If you get hungry stop off at the Café where meals and snacks are available or have "Lunch with the Lorikeets" (extra cost). View the native species of the Wet Tropics at the Rainforest with such animals as the endangered Southern Cassowary, Boyd's Forest Dragon and colourful Eclectus parrots. Interact and hand feed Queensland's largest range of kangaroos and wallabies at the Grasslands. Double check the lagoons where the crocodiles are lurking beneath the murky waters or basking on the sunlit banks. Don't forget to checkout the gift shop, ask about the free guided tours or inquire about the 3 day entry passes.
Hours: 8:00am to 5:00pm (last entry 4:00pm)- (Day 13) - Day Tour - Great Barrier Reef Cruise
Today you will cruise out to the crystal clear waters, beautiful corals and incredible fish life found at the Agincourt Ribbon Reefs located on the very outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef, which is the best possible for boat diving and snorkeling.
Your cruise will include courtesy transfers from the Port Douglas area, Morning and Afternoon tea, cake and fruit platter, Delicious tropical buffet lunch with prawns (very large shrimp), reef interpretation talk, guided snorkel tour with marine naturalist, all snorkel equipment and tuition to include prescription masks, lycra suits and flotation devices, spacious air conditioned bar and saloon area, fresh water showers, 3 spectacular reef sites, professional photographer on board.
No problems if you wish to dive. This can be coordinated and will include DRIFT and WALL DIVES, isolated pinnacles surrounded by Pelagic fish, and coral gardens with their endless variety of colorful wrasses, cods, parrot fish, angel fish, clams and anemones, that make a healthy living reef so beautiful. All our sites have been selected for both the shallower coral gardens favored by snorkellers, and the adjacent deeper walls and drop-offs preferred by scuba divers.
NB: $12.00 Marine Park & Fuel Levy Payable on Board (Not Included)
Introductory Diving available on request- (Day 14) - Free Day to Explore Port Douglas
Experience the distinctive laid back atmosphere and low-rise tropical old world charm of Port Douglas!
Experience a range of attractions from one of the many galleries to the great shopping districts. Stop for a bite to eat at the Marina Mirage and take a walk on the boardwalk while you're there. Take a visit to Port Douglas' first church, Saint Mary's by the Sea and see fantastic views of the Coral Sea and distant mountains. Don't forget to soak up the sun at Four Mile Beach or even take in a game of golf.
What ever your tastes happen to be, Port Douglas is a great place to relax and simply enjoy the many great features of this town.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Cape Tribulation - Full Day
Travel along a scenic coastal drive to experience the wildlife, rainforest, rivers and beaches of the region.
At the entrance of Port Douglas explore the Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary stop and have morning tea along with a guided tour through the three wildlife environments (rainforest, wetlands and grasslands) where you can experience a cacophony of wildlife. Take a guided rainforest walk where you'll have a stop at the picturesque Mossman Gorge then cross the Daintree River by cable driven ferry into the magnificent wilderness region that embraces the diverse coastal scenery and the oldest rainforest on earth, Daintree National Park. Relax at Cape Tribulation Resort & Spa where you'll enjoy a tropical buffet lunch. Then stroll along the beach or boardwalks of the World Heritage listed Cape Tribulation Beach that holds magnificent views where the oldest rainforest in the world meets the Great Barrier Reef. View the breathtaking scenery of the Daintree River and Coral Sea at the Alexandra Lookout. Keep a look out for the abundant crocodiles on a guided River Cruise through the mangroves of the Daintree River. Have a refreshing cup of afternoon tea before heading back.
Includes: Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary, Daintree Cruise, Cape Tribulation, Buffet Lunch, Guided Walks, morning and afternoon tea
Estimated Times: Departure: 8:30am Return: 5:30pm
Operation Days: Daily- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Sail Away to the Low Isles
Today you will enjoy a day to remember with a sail out to the protected Low Isles, an unspoiled coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef. With 4.5 hours to explore the coral cay, white sandy beaches and coconut palms whilst marveling at the coral gardens and the Coral Sea that surround you.
Enjoy the relaxing sail to and from the island as you will be transferred by tender to the island itself which is situated on a large coral platform consisting of a small coral cay, a large mangrove island, mudflats, seagrass beds, and coral reefs. Surrounded by 55 acres of coral reef comprised of 150 species of hard corals and dominated by 15 species of soft corals it is an ideal place for snorkelling. Living in the blue lagoon are a large variety of reef fish including angelfish, damselfish, anemones, giant trevally, sweetlip, fusiliers and many green turtles are sighted daily. Be sure not to miss out on the Heritage Walk where you can learn about the islands history and environment and visit the lighthouse built in 1878. There are also a number of bird species on which you may encounter including pelicans, honeyeaters, white breasted wood swallows, mangrove kingfishers, reef egrets with sea eagles and ospreys wheeling overhead.
Includes: Courtesy transfers from Port Douglas accommodation, relaxing sailing time, morning/afternoon tea, coffee, cakes and fruit platter, Alfresco gourmet tropical buffet lunch, glass bottom boat for viewing, unlimited access to Low Island, Heritage Walk, guided snorkel with marine naturalist, all snorkel equipment and tuition to include lycra suits and flotation devices, fresh hot and cold showers, spacious luxury interior with an air conditioned bar & saloon.
Payable on board: $5.00 Marine Park Fee (Not Included)- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Hartley's Crocodile Farm - Full Day
Make wise time of your stay in Port Douglas with a half-day tour to the best place to experience crocodiles in Tropical North Queensland with Hartley's Crocodile Adventure!
This Croc Adventure provides an innovative approach to viewing and interacting with wildlife, enabling visitors to become immersed in a natural environment with safety. A series of timber boardwalks provide elevated viewing of wildlife as visitors journey through a range of natural habitats. It is home to a range of habitat types including melaleuca wetlands, riverine rainforest and eucalypt woodland. In this eco adventure you can cruise the lagoon which has guaranteed croc sightings with opportunities for great action photos of pole feedings. See the head shakes and death rolls of huge crocs at the Crocodile Attack Show and see some of the world's most venomous snakes at the Snake Show. Explore the parks abundance of wildlife which includes water birds, turtles, wallabies and cassowaries. If you're brave enough take a photo with you holding a crocodile! (Own expense)
Suggested Itinerary: Crocodile Feeding, optional Digital Photo Opportunity (Own expense), Wetlands Cruise, Snake Show & Crocodile Attack Show
Includes: Transfers to and from Accommodation, Entry into Hartley's Crocodile Park, Park Shows, a scenic drive along the Captain Cook Highway ; Not Included: Lunch (Own Expense)
Estimated Times: Departure: 10am Return: 4:10pm- (Day 15) - Shuttle Transfer, Port Douglas Accommodation to Cairns Airport
Travel by shuttle from your Port Douglas vacation accommodation to the Airport in Cairns, Australia.
Luggage restrictions apply as per standard economy Australian domestic flights of 2 standard bags under 30kg (66 lbs) per passenger. Excess baggage is AUD$5.00 per bag payable on board. If traveling with excess baggage please advise the shuttle company upon reservation confirmation so appropriate trailer size is available.- (Day 15 cont) - Australian Domestic Flight, Cairns to Brisbane
Travel within Australia by domestic air from Cairns to Brisbane. - (Day 15 cont) - Shuttle Transfer, Brisbane Airport to Accommodation
Travel by shuttle from the Airport to your vacation accommodation in Brisbane, Australia.
Luggage is limited to 2 suitcases per person. Excess luggage, surfboards & bicycles will be carried at a rate of $10.00 AUD per item. All luggage must be clearly labelled by the passenger, including name and full address. Valuable items (e.g. jewellery, expensive equipment, cash etc) should be carried by the passenger on their person. Passengers are strongly advised to take out appropriate travel insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances.- (Days 15 - 17) - 2 Night Accommodation in Brisbane
Travel to your accommodation in Brisbane, Australia, where you will be staying whilst on vacation for 2 nights.
Your 3 Star vacation accommodation is conveniently located in Brisbane's city centre. It is within walking distance to the Queen Street Mall shopping precinct, Treasury Casino, South Bank Parklands, Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Recently, the hotel went through a major refurbishment. Its rooms are equipped with free coffee/tea making facility, fridge, air conditioning, and hair dryer.- (Day 16) - Free Day to Explore Brisbane
Today you'll have the day free to Explore Brisbane. We suggest you use this opportunity to take in the sights of this beautiful city. Perhaps purchase a few souvenirs for family or friends back home.
Brisbane is a vibrant city with many activities and sights to enjoy all within walking distance from your hotel. Enjoy the shops and festivities at Southbank Parklands (World Expo 1988 was held here) and see Kodak Beach, a large man-made inland beach/pool surrounded by real beach sand, ferns and palm trees. Also experience a living rainforest complete with wildlife in the Southbank Wildlife Sanctuary. Wander the board-walks that follow the river through the city, walk past Kangaroo Point cliffs (watch people rock climb). Ride on a ferry (CityCat) and tour the city from the river (day or night). Cross the river to Brisbane Mall and shop till you drop, or enjoy a coffee in a sidewalk café and watch the world go by.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - Australia Zoo
Travel along the Glasshouse Mountains scenic route 2 hours North of Brisbane to the Wildlife Park of the famous Crocodile Hunter (Steve Irwin) at the Australia Zoo.
You will be taken directly to and from the Wildlife Park and have nearly 6 hours to experience the best of the zoo. Take in the many daily shows and demonstrations where you can see exciting snakes, birds and crocodiles in action! The "Call of the Wild" experience leads you to Steve's home and over 550 animals that you would only expect to see in the wilds of Australia. Experience a truly remarkable day as you watch a demonstration featuring wild crocodiles. Meet Amelia, the Wedged-Tailed Eagle and other birds of prey. Watch the small clawed otters frolic and Harriet, the world's oldest giant Galapagos land tortoise, as they feed. Encounter cuddly Koalas close up and join in the feeding of the kangaroos and wallabies. This is a day to experience the pleasures of the wild and watch very experienced professional handlers get close to extremely dangerous creatures. Don't miss the opportunity to take a photo with a snake at the Croc Hunter Museum or see the wild caught croc demo. Keep your eyes out for handlers walking through the park with the animals so you can get "up close and personal". With many more shows including foxes, camels, otters, koalas and birds you're sure to have a wild time!
Operation Days: Daily
Includes: Entry to Australia Zoo
Estimated Times: Departure: 8:45am Return: 5:30pm
Upgrades Available: Hire a Caddie Tour, Safari Guided Tour & Private Guided Tour
Self Drive Upgrades: Platinum Zoo Adventure- Optional Upgrade (Pricing Available On Request) - Australia Zoo Caddie Tour
Spoil yourself with an upgrade to your Australia Zoo experience with a caddie chauffer for 5 hours!
Make it all about YOU at Australia Zoo with a new experience to spoil yourself on your wild day out! The 'Hire a caddie for a day' tour gives you the opportunity to have your very own caddie chauffeur take you on a mind blowing journey around Australia Zoo that you will never forget. Choose your very own caddie* from the profiles below to suit the experience that you wish, whether it is an educational tour you are after or a crazy adventure…it is entirely up to you! This tour will give you the inside knowledge on Australia Zoo.
Profiles: Available upon request
Includes: Choosing your own experienced caddie for a VIP day*, Five star chauffeured service in your very own private buggy, Flexibility to customize your tour, VIP seating in the Crocoseum, Refreshments
Duration: Five hours. No. of people: Maximum of four people per caddie
* Please note that the caddie that you select for the day is subject to availability- Optional Day Tour (Not Included)- Tangalooma Resort - Full Day
Located only 75 minutes from Brisbane, take a relaxing cruise across Moreton Bay to the beautiful yet accessible Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort where you'll feel worlds away...
Surrounded by crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches and untouched National Parks, the Resort on Moreton Island is a natural wonderland to be explored and is one of the few totally sand islands in Australia. Spend a few hours soaking up the palm trees, gardens and pristine beachfront of Tangalooma and spectacular Moreton Island. It's a place where you can hand feed a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins and enjoy over 75 tours and activities offered like Sand Tobogganing, Quad Bike tours, Snorkeling and Parasailing. With an amazing variety of tours & activities to suit all ages you'll want to try them all!
Includes: Cruise across Moreton Bay to Tangalooma Resort
Operation: Daily
Estimated Times: Departure: 9:00am Return: 6:00pm- Insiders Tip: Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (established in 1927) is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is one of the best places to visit Australian native animals in a natural Aussie bush country setting. At Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary you can hug one of 130 cute koalas anytime of the day (cuddling Koala's is only legal in the state of Queensland). You can also hand feed friendly kangaroos & emus, see Tasmanian devils, wombats, dingoes, reptiles and more. The sanctuary is 20 hectares (50 acres) and is available for you to explore at your leisure. Hours are 8am - 5pm.
Admission is $28 AUD for Adults & $19 AUD for Children (Ages 3-13). Escorted Tour also available (afternoon only)
There are regular buses to and from Lone Pine operated by the Brisbane City Council. They are relatively cheap and start from the city centre, dropping you off inside Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Adult fares are $2.90 and children. Prices are subject to change.- Optional Day Tour (Not Included) - O'Reilly's Rainforest
This tour provides an opportunity to truly experience the beauty of this world heritage region.
Climb high above the surrounding coastal plain to the cool quiet rainforests of Lamington Plateau. Visit Mount Tamborine with its spectacular panoramic views of the Gold Coast and glistening waters of the blue Pacific Ocean. We stop for morning tea (own expense) and a leisurely walk in the fresh mountain air. From here we head toward the 'Green Mountains' of O'Reilly's. Here the history of this area and the epic adventures of early settlers. Learn of the heroic rescue by Bernard O'Reilly of two survivors from the Stinson plane crash. Walk through the tree tops 16 metres above the forest floor View the ancient Antarctic Beach trees together with a multitude of flora and fauna. Visit Canungra Valley Vineyards (owned by the O'Reilly family) Sample some local fruits of the vine. Travel through Canungra, the old sawmilling town now home of the Australian Army's Jungle Warfare Training Centre.
Operation Days: Daily
Includes: Morning Tea, Wine Tasting
Estimated Time: Departure: 8:45am Return: 6:00pm- (Day 17) - Shuttle Transfer, Brisbane Accommodation to Airport
Travel by shuttle from your vacation accommodation in Brisbane, Australia, to the Airport.
Luggage is limited to 2 suitcases per person. Excess luggage, surfboards & bicycles will be carried at a rate of $10.00 AUD per item. All luggage must be clearly labelled by the passenger, including name and full address. Valuable items (e.g. jewellery, expensive equipment, cash etc) should be carried by the passenger on their person. Passengers are strongly advised to take out appropriate travel insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances.- (Day 17 cont) - International Flight, Brisbane to Los Angeles
Mid-day Departure from Brisbane, In-flight Dinner and Movie with arrival in the USA. Note: You will be traveling back across the International Date line so you will gain a day. You actually arrive in the USA on the same day you leave Australia.
The Qantas Boeing 747-400 is equipped with the latest entertainment features of any Airline. The overnight flight to the USA can be a good opportunity for sleeping or to watch the latest movies after your evening meal.- (Day 17 cont) - US Domestic Flight, Los Angeles to Hometown (own arrangements)
The connection flight to your Home City from Los Angeles will be selected to suit the International Arrival flight from Australia.
Please allow 3 hours between arrival of International flight before departure of your US domestic flight.
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Pricing Details
| APPROXIMATE PRICING | Twin Share | Single | Infant | Child | PERMITTED USA DEPARTURE DATES & FARE RULES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAND CONTENT ONLY | $3,688 | $5,254 | $281 | $2,175 | Flights within Australia (& New Zealand) are included. International return flights from the USA are not included. Itinerary can commence any day (subject to availability) |
| SPECIAL (ECONOMY CLASS) | $4,602 | $6,169 | $604 | $2,926 | 1-Apr-2010 - 30-Apr-2010 For USA departure 1 - 30 APR 2010 only. Special Expires: 31 March 2010 International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Non-Refundable, Non-Changeable Other Dates may also apply For details call: 1888-3592877 |
| BASIC (ECONOMY CLASS) | $5,746 | $7,312 | $718 | $3,783 | Basic: 1MAY-8JUN, 24JUL-21SEP 2010
International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Non-Refundable. Changeable (Fees Apply) Subject to Availability |
| SHOULDER (ECONOMY CLASS) | $6,024 | $7,590 | $746 | $3,992 | Shoulder: 22DEC-30APR, 9JUN-23JUL, 22SEP-16DEC 2010
International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Non-Refundable. Changeable (Fees Apply) Subject to Availability |
| PEAK (ECONOMY CLASS) | $6,796 | $8,363 | $823 | $4,571 | Peak: 17-21DEC 2010
International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Non-Refundable. Changeable (Fees Apply) Subject to Availability |
| BUSINESS CLASS | $23,734 | $25,301 | $2,517 | $17,275 | Business Class International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Subject to Availability. |
| FIRST CLASS | $29,701 | $31,268 | $3,114 | $21,750 | First Class International Return Flights from the USA (Los Angeles) are included. Subject to Availability. |
a) All prices are USD$/person (including all Taxes). Subject to availability. Other Conditions Apply (see Terms and Conditions).
b) Land Content Only represents the pricing for the full itinerary as detailed, except the International Flights from the USA (and return) are NOT included.
c) An Infant (Lapchild) must be less than 2 years old on the date of departure. Infant must travel with at least one adult. An infant with a seat pays the price of a Child.
d) A Child must be aged between 2-11 years on the date of departure. Child must travel with at least one adult.
b) Land Content Only represents the pricing for the full itinerary as detailed, except the International Flights from the USA (and return) are NOT included.
c) An Infant (Lapchild) must be less than 2 years old on the date of departure. Infant must travel with at least one adult. An infant with a seat pays the price of a Child.
d) A Child must be aged between 2-11 years on the date of departure. Child must travel with at least one adult.

