Australia

ABOUT AUSTRALIA

This country of startling diversity incorporates the arid outback in Central Australia, the rainforest and coral reefs of the tropical north, the wilderness of Tasmania and the fertile East Coast.
Australia possesses 36,735 kms of coastline, more than 3,000 national reserves and 15 World Heritage sites. A brilliant combination of natural wonders, fabulous food and wine, culture, history, vibrant cities and laid-back friendly locals!

RECOMMENDED TRAVEL TIMES
Year round. Australia has a distinctly mild climate and many parts of the country are perfect even in the middle of the year. Depending upon the specific region, recommendations may vary.

HIGHLIGHTS
The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s most extensive coral reef system and home to a myriad of sea creatures and underwater gems.
The wet tropics of the Heritage Listed Daintree Rainforest offer magnificent scenery, deep gorges, waterfalls and a vast collection of flora and fauna.
Australia’s ‘Red Centre’ is home to the world’s largest monolith, Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the 36 mysterious domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Desert dunes, rugged landforms and Aboriginal culture provide an authentic Australian experience.
Sydney is a city that never fails to enthral. Visit the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge as well as cutting edge restaurants and fashion houses.
Kangaroo Island, with a vast array of wildlife and delicious local produce is known as the Galapagos of Australia.

Suggested itinerary:
DAY 01 MELBOURNE
DAY 02 MELBOURNE
DAY 03 KANGAROO ISLAND
DAY 04 KANGAROO ISLAND
DA DAY 05 BAROSSA VALLEY
DA DAY 06 ULURU
DA DAY 07 ULURU
DA DAY 08 PALM COVE
DA DAY 09 LIZARD ISLAND
DA DAY 10 LIZARD ISLAND
DA DAY 11 LIZARD ISLAND
DA DAY 12 SYDNEY
DA DAY 13 BLUE MOUNTAINS
DA DAY 14 SYDNEY – DEPART