Australia
Australia
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What's included
- A guided tour of important places
- Accommodation in single twin share room
- All meals included
- Beautifully illustrated souvenir map
- Current Hotel Taxes and Service Charges
- Departure Taxes or Visa handling fees
- First class or best available hotels in the area
- Entrance tickets to monuments and museums
- Excess baggage charge
- First Entrance fees
- Increases in airfares or Government imposed taxes
- Meals, unless expressly states
- Medical insurance and emergency insurance
- Observation and participation in allowed activities
- Personal expenses
- Professionally guided tour
- Services not specifically stated in the itinerary
- Tips to guide and driver
- Unlimited bottled water
- Visa arrangements
The Culture
Australia’s culture is a vibrant mosaic, reflecting a rich blend of Indigenous heritage, European influence, and diverse immigrant communities. The Indigenous peoples, with a history dating back over 65,000 years, contribute Dreamtime stories, art, and spirituality. European settlement in 1788 introduced Western traditions, shaping institutions and the legal system. Today, Australia embraces multiculturalism, seen in its cosmopolitan cities and diverse cuisines. The arts scene, from Indigenous art to contemporary expressions, flourishes. Australians’ love for sports, especially cricket and Australian Rules Football, adds a dynamic touch to this cultural kaleidoscope, defining the nation’s laid-back yet spirited identity.
Adventure Tourism
The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers unparalleled adventure. Snorkeling and scuba diving unveil vibrant coral gardens and diverse marine life. Reef cruises and helicopter tours provide breathtaking aerial views. For adrenaline seekers, there’s the chance to swim with sharks or take a scenic flight. The Great Barrier Reef promises thrilling adventures amidst its extraordinary underwater landscapes.
Tapping into History
Australia’s history is a narrative of ancient Indigenous cultures, spanning over 65,000 years. Captain Cook’s 1770 arrival marked European exploration, leading to the First Fleet’s arrival in 1788, establishing a penal colony. The Gold Rush in the 1850s spurred economic growth, and in 1901, Australia federated into a nation. Indigenous rights movements gained momentum in the 20th century. Today, Australia stands as a progressive nation, built on a complex history, with Indigenous heritage, immigration, and a resilient spirit shaping its identity.
Natural Resources & Great Views
Australia, a continent of extraordinary landscapes, boasts abundant natural resources and breathtaking views. The Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef system, teems with marine life. The Outback’s vast deserts and iconic rock formations, like Uluru, exhibit ancient geological wonders. Lush rainforests in Queensland and Tasmania harbor unique flora and fauna. Coastal cliffs along the Great Ocean Road, the pristine beaches of Bondi, and the expansive red landscapes of the Kimberley region offer diverse and stunning panoramas. Australia’s wealth of natural resources and scenic beauty defines its status as a land of unparalleled natural wonders.
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Melbourne
Welcome to Australia. Arrive at Melbourne airport proceed by your shared transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure. Melbourne has a wonderful blend of architectural heritage, modern skyscrapers, vibrant cafes, cosmopolitan restaurants, colourful parklands and beautiful waterways. You can visit the Crown casino and entertainment complex for numerous restaurants, cafes, shops, cinemas on your own. Overnight in Melbourne.
Melbourne - Great Ocean Road and 12 Apostles
Today morning make your own way to departure point for a journey to one of the most beautiful roads in the world. This visit will take your breath away and leave you with memories and photographs never to forget. Witness the rugged splendor of the famous 12 Apostles, magnificent rock stacks that rise up majestically from the Southern Ocean on Victoria's dramatic coastline. There is no word to express the beauty of the Great Ocean Road! Later late in the evening return to Melbourne. Overnight in Melbourne
Melbourne Half Day city tour
Today morning make your own way to city center departure point for city tour of Melbourne. Join a small group tour with Oceania to make the most of your stay as you zoom in and around the city, visiting wonders as Federation Square, the MCG and the world-famous sports precinct, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Albert Park Lake (Formula 1) and over to St. Kilda Beach. You can even take a stroll in the gardens and visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral when permitted. Visit world famous Albert Park, home of the Formula One, Australian Grand Prix as well as the inner-city sports precinct, home to the famous MCG and Melbourne Park where the Australian Tennis Open takes place. Your tour will finish by visiting Eureka Tower. Overnight in Melbourne.
Melbourne – Cairns
This morning after breakfast, proceed by your shared coach transfer to Melbourne airport for your flight for Cairns (flight not included). Arrive at Cairns airport and proceed by your shared transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Cairns.
Cairns – Green Island Reef Cruise
Today get set to enjoy the Great Barrier Reef – Natural wonder of the world. Board your catamaran for an exciting day at the reef. Explore Green Island’s underwater world, part of the Great Barrier Reef in air conditioned semi submarine, without even getting wet. A delicious buffet lunch is served aboard at Green Island. Overnight stay at Cairns.
Cairns – Day at leisure
Today you have the entire day at leisure to explore the amazing activities on Cairns. Overnight in Cairns.
Optional: Enjoy a full day visit by a scenic rail journey up to the rainforest village of Kuranda where you can explore the stunning scenery take a memorable journey on the skyrail starting at an additional price.
Optional: Enjoy a full day visit exploring the rainforest and amazing landscapes of the Daintree river and Cape Tribulation National Parks starting at an additional price.
Cairns – Sydney
After breakfast proceed by your shared transfer to Cairns airport for your flight for Sydney (flight not included). Arrive at Sydney airport and proceed to your hotel. Overnight in Sydney.
Optional: Twilight Dinner Cruise: Embark on a unique twilight dinner cruise and sail into the magical sunset in style! Highlights. Get the best views of the harbour and the city as you experience the beautiful sunset on Sydney Harbour while sailing on an authentic tall ship at an additional price.
Sydney -Day at leisure
Optional: Hunter Valley Wine and Cheese Tasting Tour Today enjoy a guided tour heading to the beautiful Hunter Valley. Tantalize your taste buds on a small-group Hunter Valley wine- and cheese-tasting tour from Sydney at an additional price
Optional: Blue Mountains tour - See all that the majestic World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains are famous for at an additional price
Sydney Big Bus and Bondi Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Today after breakfast make your own way to the departure point to explore Sydney and Bondi Beach on this hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour, which takes you by double-decker bus to 34 stops around the city including Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach and more. Enjoy unobstructed views and recorded commentary on board. Simply hop off to walk around and sightsee in depth. You can experience Sydney and Bondi's most noteworthy attractions, sights, and shopping and dining areas at your own pace. Overnight in Sydney.
Sydney – Hometown
After breakfast proceed to Sydney Airport to board flight for your hometown.
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Australia, a vast island continent, harmonizes ancient Indigenous cultures with a diverse, modern society. Its cities, like Sydney and Melbourne, blend urban sophistication with natural beauty. The Outback's red deserts and the Great Barrier Reef showcase unparalleled natural wonders. A history shaped by Indigenous heritage and European settlement defines its identity. From iconic landmarks to unique wildlife, Australia is a land of contrasts, offering a rich cultural tapestry and stunning landscapes that make it a compelling destination for explorers and nature enthusiasts alike.
