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Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to Sydney - City Centre
Your Accommodation
Paradox Sydney
Set within a beautifully restored 169-year-old sandstone building in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, Paradox Sydney blends timeless elegance with bold individuality. More than a luxury hotel, it’s a destination where heritage meets modern design, and every detail reflects the city’s vibrant spirit. Whether you're here for business or discovery, Paradox Sydney invites you to rest, connect, and return transformed.
Duration
3 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Room Only
Depart your hotel for an unforgettable Panoramic Sydney half day city sights tour. On tour you will visit the historic Rocks area and hear of early convict history. We continue through the financially focused Central Business District (CBD), and Macquarie Street. Marvel at 19th century sandstone architecture such as NSW Parliament House, Rum Hospital, Hyde Park Barracks and St Mary’s Cathedral. We will continue to Mrs Macquaries Point, to enjoy magnificent views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. We then continue through Sydneys Eastern Suburbs, home to the rich and famous. Travelling along the coves and shores of one of the worlds most impressive harbours, we will take a few stops for photo opportunities, including a panoramic photo of Sydney skyline. You will pass through areas such as Kings Cross, Double Bay, Rose Bay before arriving at Watsons Bay, passengers will have the option a short coastal walk with views of the South Pacific Ocean and the entrance to Sydney harbour. Travel on to famous Bondi Beach where we enjoy a short stop of approximately 30 minutes. Visit the beachfront promenade, put your toes in the sand, enjoy a coffee or cool drink (at own cost). See bronzed Aussie lifesavers and surfers riding the waves of Bondi Re-board your bus and continue on to Tamarama and Bronte beaches before returning to the city via Centennial Park and Paddington, a trendy district with its elegant terrace houses and boutique shops along Oxford Street. Final stop of the day is Darling Harbour. Your tour will end at Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. You will need to make your way back to your hotel.
The Harbour Lunch Cruise is a great way to experience spectacular Sydney Harbour over Lunch. Featuring two-course à la carte this is one waterfront restaurant with endless and ever-changing Sydney Harbour views. Sightseeing lunch escapes are a breeze with this zippy 90-minute on-water venue when you can enjoy stunning Sydney Harbour by day with expansive windows offering million-dollar views. You will see the Harbour's stunning beaches, national parks, world famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge icons and the playgrounds of the rich and famous. This is a photographer's and Instagrammer's dream with spacious outdoor open leisure decks to capture the perfect moments.
Sydney - City Centre to Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport
Adelaide Airport to Adelaide - City Centre
Your Accommodation
Majestic Roof Garden Hotel
Located in the heart of Adelaide, offering all the warm and personal service expected of a 4 1/2-star hotel and exuding a blend of old-world comfort with all the modern essentials to meet the needs of today’s guest. Eclectic and luxury shopping, cafes and restaurants surround this popular Hotel, situated a mere few minutes walk from the city’s most popular events, and boasts picturesque roof top views.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Room Only
Travel through the city of Adelaide northwards to the world-renowned Barossa wine region. Your first stop is Pindarie, a family owned and awardwinning cellar door, which feels more like an Australian Homestead than a cellar door. The friendly staff share their stories behind the wines as you sample their famous blends in the heritage sandstone stables, converted into a cellar door. Sit back and admire their stunning vineyard views while you enjoy some morning tea. There’s time for fun photos by a haystack framed by fabulous views dominated by shiraz vines. Next you will head to the main street of Tanunda, for some free time to explore the charming boutiques, galleries and shops. Enjoy a photo stop at Mengler Hill Lookout, with fabulous sweeping views across the valley. Then it’s onto Lambert Estate, with panoramic vineyard views and halls of local art. Here you will enjoy a delicious two-course lunch and a wine tasting, including their popular Chocolatier (Chocolate Port). After lunch, continue onto Chateau Tanunda, which celebrates over 130 years of winemaking history and is viewed by many as the birthplace of the Barossa wine industry. Home to some of the oldest Shiraz wines in the world, you will enjoy a brief guided walk around this magnificent property to share the architecture, grounds, winery facilities and cellar door. You will have time to explore the gardens and the stunning Chateau, while enjoying a taste of their wine. Next is a quick stop at the Barossa Valley Chocolate Company, where you have time to explore their chocolate shop. A viewing wall showcases the crafting of more than 250 chocolate products. Then it’s on to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, where you will have time to browse the collection of souvenirs to take home, or perhaps enjoy an afternoon treat with a tea/coffee (own cost). Finish the day with a drive along Seppeltsfield Road, one of the Barossa’s most iconic landscapes, with its historic palm-lined road and rolling hills.
Today, we’ll get a feel for Island Life – where things take time, drivers wave as they go by – or even stop for a chat. Have a cuppa with some home-made treats before taking a walk down a country track through tall Eucalyptus trees where koalas snooze overhead or wake briefly for a feed. Listen for the sounds of the bush – brightly coloured honeyeaters and brilliant parrots, cicadas or perhaps just the sound of silence. Travel through the Island’s most productive country to the north coast. Walk through the bush with your guide – through strangely shaped trees learning what makes that noise, whose tracks are those, and who left THAT little pile there? Look for small wallabies almost extinct on the mainland, a kangaroo found only on Kangaroo Island and a variety of other birds, plants and animals. Break for lunch at a private bush camp and enjoy a delicious meal featuring King George whiting (local sea fish), fresh salads and fine South Australian wines. At Seal Bay Conservation Park take a private tour with your guide among Australian sea-lions on a beautiful sandy beach – an experience similar to that of the Galapagos. Watch pups nursing or playing in the surf, see old bulls bearing the scars of territorial disputes and learn about their unique breeding biology.
Adelaide - City Centre to Adelaide Airport
Kangaroo Touring
Meal
Dinner, Lunch
Your Accommodation
Ozone Hotel Kangaroo Island
Welcome to the Aurora Ozone Hotel at Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. Boasting a truly unique location, set along the foreshore of one of South Australia’s most pristine coastlines. Experience our quality Kangaroo Island accommodation located on the foreshore with stunning views overlooking Nepean Bay from our Zone Restaurant.
Begin the day travelling through some of the fire-affected landscapes of Kangaroo Island, which are recovering quickly following generous winter rains. Learn about fire ecology and how nature deals with fire. Some of our native flora species only flower following fire! Travel into Flinders Chase National Park and explore the massive shapes of Remarkable Rocks, a natural sculpture perched impossibly on top a granite dome plunging into the ocean Break for an elegant picnic lunch in the bush, or if weather permits, on a spectacular clifftop. Lunch features marinated poached chicken, fresh salads, cheeses accompanied by local wine, beer, soft drinks and spring water. Evidence of the power of the Southern Ocean swell continues at Admirals Arch – a coastal grotto which provides a haul out for a large colony of Long-nosed fur seals which swim effortlessly through crashing waves.
Penneshaw Ferry Port to Cape Jervis Wharf
Cape Jervis Wharf to Adelaide Central Bus Station
Your Accommodation
Majestic Roof Garden Hotel
Located in the heart of Adelaide, offering all the warm and personal service expected of a 4 1/2-star hotel and exuding a blend of old-world comfort with all the modern essentials to meet the needs of today’s guest. Eclectic and luxury shopping, cafes and restaurants surround this popular Hotel, situated a mere few minutes walk from the city’s most popular events, and boasts picturesque roof top views.
Duration
1 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Room Only
The Train The Indian Pacific offers travellers one of the most impressive and indulgent ways to explore the vastness of Australia. From the Indian Ocean on Australia's western shores to the Pacific on the east, the two oceans that give the train its name, you will watch the passing backdrop of Australia's magnificent landscapes. Travel in either direction - from the "harbour city" of Sydney in the east or the lovely Western Australian capital, Perth. The Route Leaving Sydney, travel through the Blue Mountains before crossing the countryside of New South Wales. Make an "Outback" stop at Broken Hill. Continue south to Adelaide, the "Festival City" and one of Australia's premium wine growing areas. If continuing on to Perth, you will travel through the Nullarbor Plain - flat and yet fascinating, with 478km of straight track, the longest in the world. Arrive at Kalgoorie, a thriving historic gold mining town. Finally - beautiful Perth. The journey can be done in either direction and you can choose your sector, regardless of the sector you travel you are guaranteed memories that last a lifetime. This train also operates in reverse from Perth to Sydney.
The Train The Indian Pacific offers travellers one of the most impressive and indulgent ways to explore the vastness of Australia. From the Indian Ocean on Australia's western shores to the Pacific on the east, the two oceans that give the train its name, you will watch the passing backdrop of Australia's magnificent landscapes. Travel in either direction - from the "harbour city" of Sydney in the east or the lovely Western Australian capital, Perth. The Route Leaving Sydney, travel through the Blue Mountains before crossing the countryside of New South Wales. Make an "Outback" stop at Broken Hill. Continue south to Adelaide, the "Festival City" and one of Australia's premium wine growing areas. If continuing on to Perth, you will travel through the Nullarbor Plain - flat and yet fascinating, with 478km of straight track, the longest in the world. Arrive at Kalgoorie, a thriving historic gold mining town. Finally - beautiful Perth. The journey can be done in either direction and you can choose your sector, regardless of the sector you travel you are guaranteed memories that last a lifetime. This train also operates in reverse from Perth to Sydney.
The Train The Indian Pacific offers travellers one of the most impressive and indulgent ways to explore the vastness of Australia. From the Indian Ocean on Australia's western shores to the Pacific on the east, the two oceans that give the train its name, you will watch the passing backdrop of Australia's magnificent landscapes. Travel in either direction - from the "harbour city" of Sydney in the east or the lovely Western Australian capital, Perth. The Route Leaving Sydney, travel through the Blue Mountains before crossing the countryside of New South Wales. Make an "Outback" stop at Broken Hill. Continue south to Adelaide, the "Festival City" and one of Australia's premium wine growing areas. If continuing on to Perth, you will travel through the Nullarbor Plain - flat and yet fascinating, with 478km of straight track, the longest in the world. Arrive at Kalgoorie, a thriving historic gold mining town. Finally - beautiful Perth. The journey can be done in either direction and you can choose your sector, regardless of the sector you travel you are guaranteed memories that last a lifetime. This train also operates in reverse from Perth to Sydney.
The Indian Pacific - Adelaide to Perth - Everyday
East Perth Terminal to Perth - City Centre
Your Accommodation
Crown Metropol Perth
Crown Metropol Perth offers a stylish and comfortable stay in one of Perth’s premier hotel precincts. This luxurious 5-star hotel combines contemporary design, welcoming service, and excellent amenities, making it a great choice for both leisure and business travellers. Guests can choose from a range of elegantly appointed rooms and suites, each designed with modern furnishings and thoughtful comforts to create a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring the city. Families are warmly welcomed, with child-friendly facilities and services that help make every stay easy and enjoyable. With its convenient location, sophisticated atmosphere, and focus on comfort, Crown Metropol Perth is an excellent base for discovering the best of Perth.
Duration
3 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Room Only
Enjoy a fantastic tour taking in Perth and Fremantle giving you a great insight into the city and the alfresco lifestyle Perth people enjoy. Starting in Perth, the tour takes in all major attractions, including the Western Australian Cricket Ground (WACA). Then onto Kings Park Botanical Gardens where you will have time to walk through the tree canopies on the Tree Top Walk Way. Continue to Cottesloe Beach and the Historical Fremantle before returning back to Perth.
Your tour today includes return ferry to Rottnest Island and a 90 minute Island Discovery Coach Tour. You will also have free time to explore the island at leisure. Rottnest Island has long been admired for white sandy beaches, idyllic coves and abundant wildlife including the unique Quokka. Explore the beauty and tranquility of Rottnest as you sit back and relax in the comfort of an air conditioned coach. This 90-minute circumnavigation of the island takes you out to some of Rottnest’s most spectacular locations, with insightful commentary shining a light on Rotto’s unique flora, fauna, history and culture. The bus tour makes one stop at Cape Vlamingh, also known as the West End – where passengers can hop off, take a short walk and soak up the views, you might even meet a quokka or two along the way.
Perth - City Centre to Perth Airport
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