les visages de l'australie

Australia

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New Zealand and South Pacific

Qantas Holidays - the travel experts

Australian ExpertsThe reason Qantas Holidays knows Australiabetter than anyone else is simple - we’reAustralian with 35 years of experience. All our expert staff have travelled extensivelythroughout Australia, New Zealand, the Far Eastand around the world and are happy to pass onthe benefits of their first-hand knowledge to allour customers.

As part of the Qantas group we are the teamto trust with your holiday needs.

Something for EveryoneAlthough the products on the following pagesdemonstrate the diversity of holidays that wecan offer, they are merely suggestions and anyelements can be changed. We realise flexibilityis important to independent travellers. QantasHolidays’ exciting range of accommodation,sightseeing, coach or rail touring, car orcampervan hire and cruising offers a hugechoice to tailor-make a unique holiday itinerary.

Global SupportWith representatives in some 140 officesaround the world, we provide a completeservice from the start of your holiday rightthrough to your arrival back home. Whereveryou are, you won’t be far from our expert staffwho will be happy to help, whatever yourrequirements.

Worldwide ChoiceWe hope you’ll be inspired by the holidaysinside this brochure, but they are just a smallpart of the complete product range we haveavailable. We aim to give you the widest choicepossible, not only in Australia but worldwide.

ValueAs one of the world’s largest tour operators, weare able to use our buying power to pass ongreat savings to you. This means that we canoffer you the very best value for money, rightacross our comprehensive range of holidays.

Stopover en route to AustraliaYou can fly fast and direct to Australia or youcan stopover along the way. The choice isyours. Your travel consultant will be happy not only to provide you with a copy of our ‘Asia and Beyond’ brochure but will also helpyou plan an itinerary to suit both your timeframe and budget.

The inbound bookings for Qantas Holidays aremanaged by Tour East Australia, a joint venturebetween the Qantas Group and the Tour EastHTT organisation, a company founded over 30years ago in Singapore. Tour East Australia hasrepresentatives all around the world.

This ensures you are provided with a completeservice from the start of your holiday rightthrough to your arrival back home. Whereveryou are you won’t be far from expert staff who will be happy to help, whatever yourrequirements.

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Australia 4-5Unique Experiences in Australia 6Getting Around Australia 7Self-Drive Holidays 8-9Car Hire 10Campervan Hire 11Accommodation Passes 12Coach Touring 13-14Rail Holidays 15

New South Wales 16Sydney 18-28Beyond Sydney 29-31

Queensland 32Cairns & Cairns Beaches 35-47Coastal Queensland 48Queensland Islands & The Whitsundays 49-55Southern Queensland & Fraser Island 56Cruising The Whitsundays & Great Barrier Reef 57-58Sunshine Coast 59-60Brisbane 61-64Gold Coast 65-70

Victoria 71Melbourne 73-80Beyond Melbourne 81-82

Northern Territory 83Uluru (Ayers Rock) 85-86Alice Springs 87-90Kings Canyon & MacDonnell Ranges 91Red Centre Mini Tours 92Darwin 93-96Beyond Darwin 97

Western Australia 98Perth 100-103 Beyond Perth 104-109

South Australia 110Adelaide 112-115Beyond Adelaide 116Kangaroo Island 117-118

Tasmania 119Tasmania Sightseeing 120-121Hobart 122-123Launceston 124Tasmania's National Parks 125

New Zealand 126Coach Touring 128-129Self-Drive Holidays 130-131Car Hire & Campervan Hire 132Accommodation Passes 133Ferry Crossing & Scenic Rail Travel 134Mini Tours & Cruising 135Auckland 136-139Bay of Islands 140Rotorua 141-143Eastern North Island 144Wellington 145-146Marlborough & Nelson 147Christchurch 148-151South Island Coast & Glacier Country 152-153Queenstown 154-158Wanaka & Dunedin 159

South Pacific 160Fiji 161Nadi, Lautoka & Denarau Island 162Coral Coast 163Island Resorts 164-166Cruising 167Vanuatu 168New Caledonia, Western Samoa & Tonga 169Cook Islands 170Tahiti 171Booking Conditions 172

Accommodation ratings*

These ratings are provided as a guide onlyand may alter throughout the year due to achange of circumstance. Ratings may alsovary from room to room.

TTTTT Deluxe property providing thehighest international standards ofaccommodation and cuisine, excellent facilities and outstanding service.

TTTT Superior property, providing well-appointed rooms, a wide range of facilities and a high standard of service.

TTT Standard property providingcomfortable rooms, pleasant service andadequate facilities.

TT Moderate accommodation withcomfortable furnishings and facilities.*These ratings are not an official rating.

The Pebbles, Northern Territory

Devils Marbles, Northern Territory

AustraliaFree-spirited Australia is a continent offering endless holiday experiences. Australia will surprise and excite you. The country is young, adventurous, stylish and friendly with unique animals and a fantastic climate. Around130 nationalities call Australia home making it one of the most multicultural countries in the world.

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New South WalesRich with natural wonders; white sandy beaches and dense sub-tropical forests, rugged high country and the scorched expanses ofthe Outback, to name just a few. It also boasts Australia’s largest city,Sydney, where you’ll find great dining, shopping and entertainment.

QueenslandAustralia’s ‘Sunshine State’ has is all; the spectacular Great BarrierReef, the virgin rainforest of the Daintree, the beautiful WhitsundayIslands and, of course, the Outback. Brisbane and the Gold Coast arefamous for fantastic entertainment, shopping, dining and nightlife.

South AustraliaEnjoy internationally acclaimed wines, world-famous festivals, artgalleries and museums; cruise down the Murray River and watch sealions at play on Kangaroo Island. You’ll love South Australia’s richheritage and spectacular natural attractions.

Northern TerritoryAustralia’s heartland is steeped in mystery. Full of ancient Dreamtimelegends, the Territory also boasts balmy tropical beaches, lonely deserts,lush rainforests, stunning gorges, massive monoliths, a huge array ofwildlife and colourful outback characters.


Australia’s icons are many faceted. There is the awesome beauty and wild colour of the natural icons includingUluru (Ayers Rock), the Great Barrier Reef and Kakadu National Park, Then there are the man-made iconssuch as the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in Sydney and the glitzy Gold Coast in Queensland.

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VictoriaYou’ll find just about everything in Victoria; untouched eucalyptrainforests, sandy beaches, the Victorian Alps, the dazzling andcosmopolitan city of Melbourne, some of the best winemakers in theworld and towns that offer an insight into Australia’s wild past.

Western AustraliaSwim with dolphins in the crystal-clear ocean, explore the untouchedwilderness of the Kimberley, visit the historic town of Fremantle, gowine tasting in the famous Margaret River region, swim, surf, fish,windsurf and sail in beautiful Perth.

TasmaniaBreathe the world’s cleanest air, taste the purest water and wanderthrough pristine, World Heritage-listed wilderness. Tasmania also hasfriendly cities, great local food, perfectly preserved historic buildings anda thriving creative culture.

A holiday in Australia may transform your life! With an excellenttransport network and direct flights into all the major regions you canexplore Australia in as little as two to three weeks and create your ownunique holiday experience.

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Create your own holiday experienceAustralia is a continent offering endless holiday experiences. On this page we suggest the possible sights to see in just three weeks from either the east or west coast but your holiday can commence from any of the major gateways. Ask your travel consultant to help you create your own unique experience.

Sydney Opera House

From Sydney (East Coast)Week 1: Sydney and surroundsStart in the cobblestone streets of The Rocks where Sydney began.Explore the harbour on a ferry or sightseeing cruise. Take a guidedtour backstage at the Opera House. Discover the city’s beach culture at Bondi and Manly. Get up close and personal with Australia’sunique animals at Taronga Zoo. Visit the World Heritage-listed BlueMountains and spend the night in a quaint mountain village.Discover the Hawkesbury River and the surf beaches of the CentralCoast. Visit the Hunter Valley wineries for gourmet food and wineand swim with dolphins in Port Stephens.

Week 2: Sydney – MelbourneFly or drive to Melbourne. Visit Federation Square, Melbourne’slandmark cultural space, and wander nearby Southbank. Explore the city’s laneways for alfresco dining, jazz and wine bars, cafes and boutiques. Take the tram to St Kilda and stroll the promenade. Go shopping on bohemian Brunswick Street or chic Chapel Street.Walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens or catch an AFL game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Day trip to Phillip Island to watch fairy penguins waddle home en masse. Drive the spectacular Great Ocean Road to the magnificent Twelve Apostles.

Week 3: Melbourne – Red Centre – SydneyFly to Alice Springs, the outback hub of Australia’s Red Centre. Browse Aboriginal art and learn about the town’s pioneers in heritagesites. Drive the Red Centre Way or join a tour across the outback. In the West MacDonnell Ranges, swim in Glen Helen Gorge and seeStandley Chasm blaze in the midday sun. Wander the desert oasis ofPalm Valley in Finke Gorge National Park. Trek to the rim of KingsCanyon. See Uluru (Ayers Rock) by foot, camel, helicopter or motorbike.Learn about its Dreamtime origins. Discover Kata Tjuta on the Valleyof the Winds Walk. Then fly back to Sydney via Alice Springs.

From Perth (West Coast)Week 1: Perth and surroundsCruise the Swan River past parks and skyscrapers to 40 vineyards inthe Swan Valley, or the Perth Zoo. Visit Rottnest Island, where you canexplore history and bike ride to secret beaches. Feast on seafood andsoak up the carnival atmosphere in historic Fremantle. Discover thelookouts, landscaped gardens and Aboriginal heritage of huge KingsPark. Swim, surf, fish, windsurf and sail on uncrowded beaches suchas Cottlesloe or Scarborough. Then skip between the sunnyboardwalks, beaches and marinas of the Sunset Coast.

Week 2: Margaret River and south-west or north – NingalooFollow the South-West, Goldfields and Beaches drive to MargaretRiver. Stop to swim with dolphins in Mandurah. Spend the night inthe whale-watching town of Dunsborough. Drive through beachsideYallingup into Margaret River with its 60 wineries. Alternatively, drivenorth from Perth to Ningaloo Reef. Dive or snorkel with a huge rangeof tropical fish and coral. Stay in the surfing town of Exmouth or idyllicCoral Bay. Four wheel drive in Cape Range National Park, where redrock gorges meet Ningaloo’s white beaches and turquoise seas.

Week 3: Perth – Broome, Darwin or SydneyFly from Perth to Broome or get there driving north from Ningaloo,gateway to the Kimberley. Buy pearls in Chinatown or ride a camel at sunset along Cable Beach. Four wheel drive to Aboriginalcommunities on the Dampier Peninsula. Fly to Darwin from eitherPerth or Broome if you want to discover Australia’s tropical Top End.Swim beneath waterfalls in lush Litchfield National Park, then continuedriving the Nature’s Way to World Heritage-listed Kakadu NationalPark. Alternatively, travel from Perth to Sydney on the epic IndianPacific rail journey, stopping for whistle-stop tours in Kalgoorlie,Adelaide and Broken Hill.

Getting around AustraliaYou know Australia is a big country, but you may not know how easy it is to get around. The untouchedbeaches that stretch for miles and deserts that touch the horizon are all within your reach. Want to sail theWhitsundays, cross the continent by car or take a train through the rainforest canopy? There are many waysyou can explore this vast and diverse country.

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Australian driving distances• Distances are in kilometres

• Distance to Hobart excludes theMelbourne/Devonport ferry journey

• 1 kilometre equals 0.6 miles

AirAustralia’s domestic airlines - Qantas,Jetstar, Virgin Blue, Rex and theirsubsidiaries - serve all state capital cities andregional centres.

DriveAustralia has a vast network of well-maintained roads and some of the mostbeautiful touring routes in the world. In this brochure you’ll find fixed self-driveitineraries using Hertz cars or you can renta Hertz car or Maui/Britz campervan andtravel where the mood takes you at yourown pace.

Accommodation passesThese are a convenient, flexible and cost-effective way to travel around Australia andNew Zealand. They are ideal to combinewith your Hertz rental car.

CoachTour companies offer daily sightseeingtours as well as extended, escorted andindependant itineraries.

RailTrain travel gives you an insight intoAustralia’s size and diversity. Your travellingoptions range from budget to luxury and arange of rail passes lets you see largesections of Australia at an affordable price.

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Self-DriveHolidaysAustralia is the perfect place for adriving holiday. Hiring a car is anideal way to see the real Australiaat its best. You can plan yourown itinerary, travel at your ownpace and stop wherever themood takes you. Or you canfollow one of the itinerariesfeatured on these pages or youcan ask your travel consultant tohelp you put together your ownitinerary. It’s your choice.

Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia

From Sydney9 days/8 nightsSydney (2), Gosford (1), Newcastle (2),Muswellbrook (1), Mudgee (1), Orange (1)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDays 1 & 2: In SydneySydney, Australia’s gateway city is an amazing place, withiconic tourist attractions such as the Opera House, SydneyHarbour Bridge and the spectacular Sydney Harbour itself.

Day 3: Sydney to Central Coast - 80km (50 miles)The Central Coast is less than an hour’s drive north ofSydney. Enjoy stunning beaches and wanderingwaterways, fresh seafood and soaking up a laid backlifestyle.

Days 4 & 5: Central Coast to Newcastle & HunterValley Wine Region - 90km (56 miles)Explore the seaside villages and National Parks aroundNewcastle, then head inland to sample the delights of theHunter Wine Country. There are many well-knownwineries with cellar door tastings.

Day 6: Newcastle to Muswellbrook - 127km (79 miles)Travel on to Muswellbrook and get a sense of regionalAustralia in the upper Hunter Valley.

Day 7: Muswellbrook to Mudgee - 200km (124 miles)Mudgee offers many well renowned wineries to explore.

Day 8: Mudgee to Orange - 190km (118 miles)Orange offers a fantastic selection of local foods, winesand sights to savour.

Day 9: Orange to Blue Mountains and Sydney -280km (174 miles)On the last leg of your journey back to Sydney, stop andadmire the spectacular views along the way. Visit thefamous rock formation ‘The Three Sisters’, enjoy the thrillaboard the Scenic Railway or take in the majesty of theMegalong Valley. Arrive Sydney, where tour ends.

Price per person: Standard twin/double share: from A$1,077

Sydney, Central Coast & Hunter WineRegion Explorer

From Sydney11 days/10 nightsSydney (1), Wollongong (1), Nowra (1), BatemansBay (1), Merimbula (1), Bairnsdale (2), Foster (1),Melbourne (2)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDay 1: SydneySydney, Australia’s gateway city is an amazing place, with many attractions. See pages 19-21 for suggestedthings to do.

Day 2: Sydney to Wollongong - 85km (53 miles)Drive to Wollongong, a city perfect for fishing, boating and swimming.

Day 3: Wollongong to Nowra - 80km (49 miles)Nowra is a popular resort with stunning beaches. WreckBay and Jervis Bay are popular for surfing and fishing.

Day 4: Nowra to Batemans Bay - 120km (74 miles)Batemans Bay offers local seafood restaurants, cafés andart galleries, while at Mogo Zoo you can get up close andpersonal with many exotic species.

Day 5: Batemans Bay to Merimbula - 180km (112 miles) Continue south to the resort and fishing town ofMerimbula. Take a cruise to Gabo Island or join a whalewatching cruise (April to June).

Days 6 & 7: Merimbula to Bairnsdale - 300km (186 miles)Visit the scenic seaside village of Eden, with its amazingharbour and fantastic beaches. Continue south and visit thelocal sights and the Gippsland Lakes region.

Day 8: Bairnsdale to Foster - 190km (118 miles)Wilsons Promontory National Park is renowned for itsnatural beauty and variety of wildlife, including a hugevariety of birds.

Days 9 & 10: Foster to Melbourne - 172km (107 miles)Make the most of your stay in Melbourne. See pages 71-75 for suggested things to do.

Day 11: Tour ends.

Price per person:Standard twin/double share: from A$1,160

Southern Coastal Explorer

From Melbourne11 days/10 nightsMelbourne (1), Geelong (1), Lorne (1), Apollo Bay(1), Warnambool (2), Portland (1), Hamilton (1),Ballarat (1), Melbourne (1)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDay 1: MelbourneIn Melbourne. See pages 74-75 for suggested things tosee and do.

Day 2: Melbourne to Geelong - 80km (49 miles)Drive to Geelong, the ‘City by the Bay’.

Day 3: Geelong to Lorne - 70km (43 miles)Travel along the stunning coastline of Great Ocean Roadto Lorne, a cosmopolitan seaside resort.

Day 4: Lorne to Apollo Bay - 45km (28 miles)This stretch of the Great Ocean Road is the mostpicturesque. On arrival at Apollo Bay visit the fishing fleet;it has become part of the visitor experience.

Days 5 & 6: Apollo Bay to Warrnambool - 165km (103 miles)See the Twelve Apostles, giant rock stacks that are acentral feature of the spectacular Port Campbell NationalPark. Visit The Otway Fly Treetop Walk in the magnificentOtway Ranges.

Day 7: Warrnambool to Portland - 100km (62 miles)Spend the day in Portland and ride the historic tram ortravel 20 kilometres west and take the famous Seals Tourat Cape Bridgewater.

Day 8: Portland to Hamilton - 86km (53 miles)Travel to the Grampians National Park, famous for itsabundant wildlife and pristine waterfalls.

Day 9: Hamilton to Ballarat - 180km (112 miles)Visit Sovereign, a replica of the rich gold-rush periodduring the 1800’s and a great day out for the history buffor the family.

Day 10: Ballarat to Melbourne - 113km (70 miles)Drive back to Melbourne.

Day 11: Tour ends.


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Price includes• Choice of standard or superioraccommodation• Hertz Group C car hire• A selection of maps• A detailed itinerary with tips on what tosee along the way• 24-hour assistanceNOTE: All prices are in AUD and should be used as a guide only.

From Melbourne11 days/10 nightsMelbourne (2), Geelong (1), Lorne (1), Apollo Bay (1), Port Fairy (1), Portland (1), Mt Gambier(2), Adelaide (1)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDays 1 & 2: Melbourne.Make the most of your stay in Melbourne - see pages 71-75 for suggested things to do.

Day 3: Melbourne to Geelong - 80km (49 miles)Travel to Geelong, the ‘City by the Bay’.

Day 4: Geelong to Lorne - 70km (43 miles)Travel along the stunning coastline of the Great OceanRoad to Lorne, a cosmopolitan seaside resort.

Day 5: Lorne to Apollo Bay - 45km (28 miles)This stretch of the Great Ocean Road is the mostpicturesque. On arrival at Apollo Bay visit the fishing fleet;it has become part of the visitor experience..

Day 6: Apollo Bay to Port Fairy - 192km (119 miles)See the Twelve Apostles, giant rock stacks that are acentral feature of the spectacular Port Campbell NationalPark. Visit The Otway Fly Treetop Walk in the magnificentOtway Ranges.

Day 7: Port Fairy to Portland - 75km (47 miles)Spend the day in Portland and ride the historic tram ortravel 20 kilometres west and take the famous Seals Tourat Cape Bridgewater.

Days 8 & 9: Portland to Mt Gambier - 120km (74 miles)Visit the famous Blue Lake at Mt Gambier, which is also agreat base to tour the Coonawarra wine region.

Day 10: Mt. Gambier to Adelaide - 400km (280 miles)Adelaide is the capital of South Australia. See pages 110-118 for more information on South Australia.

Day 11: Tour ends.


Melbourne to Adelaide via Great Ocean Road

From Perth10 days/9 nightsPerth (2), Mandurah (1), Bunbury (1), MargaretRiver (2), Albany (2), Perth (1)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDays 1 & 2: PerthPerth is a beautiful city offering an array of entertainment,cultural and culinary experiences. See pages 100-101 forsuggested things to do.

Day 3: Perth to Mandurah - 70km (43 miles)Mandurah is one of the fastest growing beachsidelocations in Australia. It is home to the Blue Manna Craband also features the new Australian Sailing Museum.

Day 4: Mandurah to Bunbury - 120km (74 miles)Visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre on Koombana Beach,where you may also get the opportunity to swim with thedolphins.

Days 5 & 6: Bunbury to Margaret River - 100km (62 miles)Visit the renowned Margaret River vineyards and thestunning coastline.

Days 7 & 8: Margaret River to Albany - 380km (236 miles)Travel through the spectacular Karri Forests to Walpole.Visit the spectacular ‘Valley of the Giants’ and explore thisnatural wonderland of towering trees. Travell to Albany, ahistoric maritime city with excellent museums.

Day 9: Albany to Perth - 417km (259 miles)Return to Perth.

Day 10: Tour ends.


Great South West Wanderer

From Devonport10 days/9 nightsLaunceston (1), Georgetown (1), Hobart (2), PortArthur (1), Queenstown (2), Devonport (2)Operated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryArrive into Devonport on the ‘Spirit of Tasmania’ andbegin your scenic drive around Tasmania.

Day 1: Devonport to Launceston - 100km (62 miles)Launceston is Australia’s third oldest city, with much of its19th century architecture remaining intact.

Day 2: Launceston to Georgetown - 51km (31 miles)Tour the Tamar Valley wineries and drive north to thecoastal town of Georgetown. Visit the quaint townshipsof Bicheno and Swansea and the spectacular FreycinetNational Park.

Day 3 & 4: Georgetown to Richmond and Hobart - 247km (153 miles)Drive to the historic town of Richmond, where little haschanged in over 150 years and on to Hobart. See pages119-121 for things to do in Hobart.

Day 5: Hobart to Port Arthur - 110km (68 miles)View spectacular coastal scenery as you travel to theconvict settlement of Port Arthur, a living museum ofAustralia’s convict history.

Days 6 & 7: Port Arthur to Queenstown - 330km (205 miles)Queenstown offers the ideal base to explore the scenicand historic Strahan, where you can cruise the majesty ofthe Gordon River.

Days 8 & 9: Queenstown to Devonport - 200km (124 miles)Devonport provides the gateway to Tasmania’s mostrecognisable landmark, Cradle Mountain, the epitome ofwilderness, with ancient rainforest and alpine heathlands,icy streams cascading out of rugged mountains andancient pines mirrored in the still waters of glacial lakes.


Tasmanian Explorer

Price includes• Hertz car of your choice• Unlimited kilometres• Damage Cover (DC)• Third Party Injury Liability• 24 hour roadside assistance service• Maps available on collection• Local taxes• Vehicle Registration Recovery

Depots• Hertz has depots conveniently located in Sydney,

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Further detailson application

Optional equipment• Booster seats/child seats approx A$8.80 per day

(maximum rental is A$61.60)

• Paraplegic hand controls are complimentary (Group D only)

Optional equipment must be pre-booked, and is payable on collection of your vehicle.

Conditions of hireDuration of hire• Hire based on 24 hour rental period

• Minimum hire period of one day

• Hertz offers a grace period of 59 minutes on the last day,after which late return charges are as follows: 1 hour late - one half of the ‘extra days’ rate will apply2 hours late - one full day of the ‘extra days’ rate will apply

Driver qualifications• All drivers must be 21 years of age or over with a valid

driver’s licence held for at least 12 months or aninternational licence. The following age restrictions apply: 21 years - Category X, A, B, H, C, S, D, E, G, I, P, F, T, V, R25 years - Category M

• There is no set maximum driving age, however a medicalcertificate is recommended for drivers over 75 years

Deposits• All renters require a minimum refundable deposit of

A$400 cash. Cash deposits are only acceptable on carclasses X, A, B, H, C, S, D and E

Refunds• No refunds will be issued on any unused portion of the

inclusive tour voucher

One-way rentals• One-way rentals are permitted for certain car groups

and drop-off charges may apply (details on application)

Additional drivers• There is no extra charge for additional drivers

Included renter protection services• Collison Damage Waiver (CDW) provides Accident

Damage Cover which is subject to a A$3,300 AccidentDamage Excess. Single Vehicle Accident Excess whendriving in remote areas is subject to an additional A$2,200

• Third Party Property Liability Insurance is automaticallycovered under a third party property damage Master Policyexecuted by Hertz and is subject to the renter complyingwith all Terms and Conditions of the rental and payment of the Accident Damages Excess (subject to excess)

Optional renter protection servicesHertz has a number of optional renter protection servicespackages available at time of hire to reduce AccidentDamage Excess or personal liability. These are payabledirect. You should also check what is covered by your travel insurance policy.

Mandatory costs payable direct to Hertz• Airport Concession Fee Recovery (ACFR) for airport

pick-ups

• Under 25 years, driver surcharge of A$27.50 per day(includes GST). Maximum fee A$192.50 per rental(includes GST)

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Car HireHertz Australia provides asuperior service and has over 200depots nationwide with a greatrange of vehicles ensuring youget the car of your choice. Hertzhas on-location depots at allmajor international and domesticairports which allow easy andconvenient vehicle collection anddrop-off.

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Engine Max. No.ofCategory Car Type (or similar) Size Transmission Air-Con. Persons^ Luggage Capacity DoorsX Economy Toyota Yaris Hatch 1.3L Manual A/C 4 2 medium 3A Economy Toyota Yaris Hatch 1.3L Manual A/C 4 2 medium 5B Compact Toyota Corolla Hatch 1.8L Manual A/C 4/5 1 large/1 small 5H Compact Toyota Corolla Hatch 1.8L Auto A/C 4/5 1 large/1 small 5C Intermediate Toyota Corolla Sedan 1.8L Auto A/C 4/5 2 large/1 small 4S Standard Toyota Camry Sedan 2.4L Auto A/C 4/5 1 large/1 medium 4D Full size Toyota Aurion 4.0L Auto A/C 5 3 large/1 small 4E Full size Ford Territory 2WD 4.0L Auto A/C 5 4 large/2 small 5F Luxury Ford Fairlane Sedan 4.0L Auto A/C 5 4 large 4T Mini bus Toyota Tarago 2.4L Auto A/C 6/8 1 large/2 small 5^This denotes the maximum number of seat belts in the car. Cars will be confirmed by car categories only and not by vehicle type. Vehicle types are subject to change.

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Price includes• Campervan of your choice

• Unlimited kilometres

• Standard insurance

• Travel wallet including road maps and travel information

• Airport transfer on pick-up and drop-off

• Kitchen kit

• Personal kit

• 24 hour roadside service

Depots• Branches for vehicle collection and return are located

in Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns,Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney

• Open daily from 8.00am to 4.00pm

• Open all public holidays except Christmas Day, 25 Dec 10

• Vehicle collection and/or return outside of branch hoursmay be available by prior arrangement (fees may apply)

Optional equipment• Baby capsules, booster seats and child seats approx. A$25

per rental

Optional equipment must be pre-booked and is payable oncollection of your vehicle.

Conditions of hireDuration of hire• Hire is based on a daily basis (not 24 hours)

• Minimum hire period of five consecutive days (subject tocampervan type and peak periods, details on application)

• One way hires are subject to a 7 day minimum hirerequirement

• Minimum rental periods are subject to change duringpeak periods


driver’s licence held for at least one year or aninternational licence. For drivers 75 years or over, amedical certificate stating that the customer is fit to driveis required

Deposits• All rentals are subject to a security deposit of A$7,500,

which is to be paid at commencement of each hire bycash or credit card imprint and will be refunded in full,subject to non-involvement in an accident or damage tothe campervan. The A$7,500 security deposit can bereduced by purchasing an excess reduction option fromA$22 per day

One-way rentals• One-way rentals are permitted at a fee of A$350.

The one-way fee if applicable is charged per hire

• No fee applies to rentals of 21 days or more

Additional drivers• There is no extra charge for additional drivers

Included insuranceStandard insurance

• In the event of any damage to the vehicle or third partyproperty, you will be liable for up to the first A$7,500

Optional insuranceMaui and Britz have a number of optional insurancepackages available at the time of hire to reduce damageexcess or personal liability. These are payable direct. Youshould also check what is covered by your insurance policy.

Mandatory costs • Fuel • Road tolls • Diesel Tax Recovery Fee • Change oflocation fee A$550 • Cancellation fees may apply • Airportconcession fee may apply

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Campervan HireCampervan Holidays are a funway to see Australia’s GreatOutdoors. Maui and BritzAustralia offer the most modernfleet of campervans in Australia.We recommend that when youfirst arrive in Australia you allow acouple of days to adapt to theclimate and time differencebefore commencing yourcampervan holiday.

Coles Bay, Tasmania

Frontier (Britz)

HiTop (Britz)Toyota Corolla

Spirit 2 (Maui)

Spirit 6 (Maui)Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges region

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Choice HotelPass is a convenient, flexible and costeffective way to travel. Select from a variety of locationsacross the country for your pre-booked or go-as-youplease holiday.

How the pass worksPurchase your passes prior to departure and simplychoose to pre-book your accommodation beforetravelling, or travel with an open-dated pass, giving youthe flexibility to travel and stay where you like, when youlike.

Pre-booked passIf you have a good idea of where you want to travel inadvance, you may prefer to pre-book passaccommodation for either your first night or all nights.Simply purchase the grade of your choice and pre-bookeach night’s accommodation at the time of making yourreservation.

Open-dated passPurchase the pass grade of your choice. Pre-book justyour first night’s accommodation, at the time of makingyour reservation. Consult the Choice Hotels directory andmake your reservations directly with each property as yougo. If you intend to arrive after 6.00pm, be sure to phoneahead with your estimated time of arrival to ensure yourreservation is not cancelled and given to another guest.

Pass optionsChoice Hotels Australasia offers a variety of pass gradescovering a wide range of properties. The different levelsare an indication of price:• Yellow - Generally Comfort Inns or hotels found in

suburban or regional locations• Pink - Comfort or Quality Inn hotels in suburban or

regional locations• Green - Comfort or Quality Inn hotels in city centres

or key regional and suburban locations• Blue - Generally Quality Inn hotels in city centres,

resorts and key regional locations• Red - Quality or Clarion hotels in city centres, resorts

and key regional locations• Silver - Clarion hotels, resorts and luxury apartments

located in city centres

Max. in room: Yellow - 3 adults or 2 adults/1 child; Pink- 3 adults or 2 adults/1 child; Green - 4 adults or 3 adults/1 child; Blue - 3 adults or 2 adults/1 child; Red - 3 adultsor 2 adults/1 child; Silver - 3 adults or 2 adults/1 child.NOTE: Pre-booked reservations are strongly recommended during peaktimes such as school and public holidays.

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Select from an extensive range of properties to design your pre-booked or go-as-you-please holiday itinerary. A minimum of two nights passes must be purchased.

How the pass worksBest Western offers motel rooms throughout Australiafeaturing clean and comfortable moderateaccommodation specialising in personalised service.Simply purchase your choice of pre-booked and open-dated passes prior to departure.

Pre-booked passIf you have a good idea of when and where you want tostay, just match the pass colour to the hotel and we willreserve your accommodation in advance.

Open-dated passIf you prefer to go-as-you-please simply purchase the passcolour of your choice on an open-dated pass and bookdirect with each hotel as you go. If you will be arriving atyour hotel late, be sure to call ahead and advise yourintended arrival time.

Pass Colours (Blue, Yellow, Red, Silver)Perfect for every budget, the Hotel pass offers you thechoice of four levels of accommodation indicated bycolour codes. The colours reflect the price level, while thelocation and facilities are highlighted in the Best WesternAustralia accommodation directory.

Extra hotel pass benefits • Bed and breakfast hotel pass available

• Extra person rates available

• Guaranteed Deluxe room option

Max. in room: Standard and Deluxe - 3 adults or2 adults/2 children.

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Select from the many locations available for your pre-booked or open-dated itinerary. It is suggested that thefirst night’s stay on an open-dated pass be pre-booked,especially in peak periods.

How the pass works• Your hotel pass is easy to use and consists of pre-paid

accommodation vouchers• There will be one voucher for each night of

accommodation required• Accommodation can either be pre-booked or open-

dated• Accommodation vouchers must be purchased prior to

departure

• Bed and breakfast options available

Pre-booked passIf you want to plan ahead for your whole itinerary, then pre-booking and guaranteeing your accommodationchoice is the best option for you. You may wish to pre-book just your first night or all nights. Simply purchase thecategory of your choice and pre-book nights required atthe time of making your reservation.

Open-dated passPurchase the pass category of your choice. Pre-book yourfirst night’s accommodation only, at the time of makingyour reservation. Consult the directory and make yourreservations direct with each property as you go, orcontact the Central Reservations Office. If you intend toarrive after 4.00pm be sure to phone ahead with yourestimated time of arrival to ensure your reservation is notcancelled and given to another guest.

Pass optionsGo Koala hotel pass offers six pass types which cover awide range of properties. These pass types are anindication of price from standard to superior.• Bronze - generally good standard budget-style hotels

and motels located in regional and/or city locations• Silver - Standard quality accommodation with a good

range of facilities• Gold - First class hotels and resorts with excellent

services and facilities• Jade - Superior accommodation in many locations

throughout Australia• Platinum - Deluxe-style hotels located in city or resort

destinations• Platinum Plus - Excellent hotels in city locations

Max. in room: 4 adults.

Choice Hotels Australasia Best Western Go Koala pass

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AccommodationPassesWhether you are planning a self-drive holiday or simply prefer toplan as you go, anaccommodation pass is aconvenient, flexible and costeffective way to purchaseaccommodation around thecountry. It is suggested that youpre-book the first night’s stayespecially during peak periods.

The Nut, Tasmania

Best Western The Tudor, Melbourne

Coach Touringwith APTAustralian Pacific Touring’sescorted touring options offeryou the most convenient andcomfortable way to exploreAustralia. All the organisation istaken care of by APT, leaving youfree to relax and absorb thesights. You’ll enjoy thecamaraderie of group travel,guaranteed departure dates andfully inclusive prices, so you canbudget and plan accordinglybefore you leave.

Kings Canyon

The APT difference - at a glance...• 80 years of touring experience - no oneknows Australia better!• Widest choice of touring experiences• Fully inclusive touring - more inclusions inthe one guaranteed tour price

• Leisurely paced itineraries with more twoand three night stays• Dedicated and knowledgeable staff• Well balanced inclusion of cultural touringexperiences

• State-of-the-art coaches which provideyou with the ultimate in touring comfort

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Depart Sydney to travel north via Port Macquarie with itspristine waterways and magnificent beaches to the populartourist resorts of Byron Bay and Kingscliff. Continue to thestunning Queensland island of Moreton with theopportunity to get close to wild dolphins, followed by visitsto Fraser and Daydream. Cruise, swim and snorkel theGreat Barrier Reef aboard a catamaran then finish yourholiday in the tropical city of Cairns. A dedicated TourDirector as well as a professional driver accompanies you.

Enjoy the freedom of Independent Touring and discoverAustralia’s delights. Enjoy extended stays in Cairns andSydney with ample time to explore the iconic attractions.You’ll also stay three nights in the Red Centre, for a tasteof Aboriginal culture. This really is the perfect way to seeAustralia’s sights at your own pace.

Essential Australia - Independent

From Sydney to Cairns12 days/11 nights Port Macquarie (1), Kingscliff (1), Moreton Island (2),Hervey Bay (2), Rockhampton (1), Daydream Island (2),Cairns (2)

Highlights• Interact with dolphins at Moreton Island and enjoy the

opportunity to feed them

• Visit Australia Zoo and see crocodiles as well as many otherAustralian animals

• Take a 4WD tour of Fraser Island, the world’s largest sandisland

• Explore the Botanic Gardens in Rockhampton

• Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef and see colourful marine lifeand coral species

• Cruise the scenic Whitsunday Passage

• Explore the townships of Port Douglas and Kuranda

From Sydney to Cairns10 days/9 nightsSydney (3), Ayers Rock (1), Alice Springs (1), Kings Canyon (1), Cairns (3)

Highlights

• Discover the sights of Sydney, the stunning harbour city

• Enjoy a luncheon cruise on Sydney’s harbour, taking in theOpera House and Harbour Bridge

• Journey deep into the heart of the spectacular BlueMountains

• Visit the sacred Mutitjulu waterhole and take the fascinatingMala Walk

• Tour Uluru (Ayers Rock), viewing sacred sites and ancientrock paintings

• Enjoy a walk into Walpa (Olga) Gorge

• See spectacular Kings Canyon on one of two guided walks

• Take an unforgettable cruise on the Great Barrier Reef andenjoy a fresh tropical buffet lunch on board

• Ride the Kuranda Skyrail Rainforest Cableway over therainforest from Cairns

• Watch an Aboriginal corroboree performed by the Pamagirri Dancers

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Accommodation Highlights• The beautiful Mantra on Salt Beach, Kingscliff

• Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort, Moreton Island

• Idyllic Daydream Island in the Whitsunday Islands

Quality Dining• 11 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 5 dinners including: Welcome

Dinner at Port Macquarie, tropical buffet lunch on yourcruise out to the Great Barrier Reef and a farewell dinnerand corroboree at Tjapukai by Night in Cairns

Combine Your TourIf you wish you can commence this tour in Cairns andcombine it with the tour above.

Departures: Tour Code: (TQ12)2010: Apr 22; May 4*; Jun 10; Jul 8, 20*; Aug 5, 17*;Sep 2, 14*, 30; Oct 12*, 28; Nov 9*, 28.

2011: Jan 20; Feb 1*, 24; Mar 8*.*Operates in reverse, Cairns to Sydney (TQ12R).


East Coast Adventure - Escorted

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Price includes• Choice of standard, first class or deluxe hotels

• Buffet lunch on the Great Barrier Reef

• Sydney harbour luncheon cruise

Departures: Tour Code: (IT20) Several departures weeklythroughout the year.NOTE: Land content only, airfares not included in tour price. Single traveller mustpay single tour price. Special Event surcharge may apply on some dates. Fuelsurcharges may apply, payable direct to operator on tour.

Price per person:Standard twin/double share: from A$2,8601 Apr-30 Jun 10, 1 Dec 10-31 Mar 11

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This two week tour shows you cities, the wonders of theoutback and the magic of the Great Barrier Reef. Anexpert Tour Director will make sure you see more thanyou ever imagined. All you need to do is sit back andenjoy yourself.

Highlights of Australia - Escorted

This 19 day Best of Australia tour is all that its namesuggests. See Melbourne, Kangaroo Island, the RedCentre, Kakadu, Cairns and Sydney plus much more. Youcan depart any day on this holiday and you have a choiceof accommodation depending on your budget.

Best of Australia - Escorted

Coach Touringwith AAT KingsWhy not discover Australia andNew Zealand with one of theregion’s most respected touroperators. AAT Kings reputationhas been built on great service,innovative tours, total reliabilityand value for money. For over 90 years, the company has beenoperating holidays in Australiaand New Zealand, developing anunrivalled knowledge of theregion, its cities, wildlife,landscape and people.

Great Ocean Road

AAT Kings Difference...• Over 90 years of touring experience.• Diverse choice of touring experiencesincluding: Premium and Low CostEscorted Touring, Small Group Touring,Short Breaks, Sightseeing Day Tours,Camping Adventures

• Dedicated, enthusiastic andknowledgeable Drivers and Tour Directors• Selection of guaranteed departures onEscorted tours• Modern and luxurious fleet of coaches• The Northern Territory specialist• Interactive Aboriginal Cultural Experiences• Multi-award winning company• Friendly, personalised service• Value guarantee, for peace of mind• More Choice. More Freedom. More Time

From Melbourne to Sydney13 days/12 nightsMelbourne (3), Alice Springs (1), Ayers Rock (2), Cairns (3), Sydney (3)

Highlights• Meet your Tour Director and travelling companions for a

welcome drink in Melbourne

• Enjoy a morning tour of Melbourne Here culture buffs, sportnuts, fashion lovers and foodies all have their niche

• Tour the unique outback town of Alice Springs. Stop at the School of the Air then visit the historical Old TelegraphStation and Royal Flying Doctor Service

• Rise early to view Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunrise

• Tour the caves at the base of Uluru and hear stories of theAboriginal Dreamtime

• Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine while watching thesun set at Uluru

• Travel through the desert plains to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas).

• View the coral and tropical fish from a semi-submersiblecraft and snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef. Snorkelling gearprovided

• Enjoy a luncheon cruise on Sydney’s magnificent harbour

• Tour Sydney and see the distinctive Sydney Opera House,Royal Botanic Gardens, Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, Kings Cross and the famous Bondi Beach

Price includes• Sightseeing as detailed in itinerary (available on request)

• Fully escorted by professional Tour Driver and Tour Director

• Luxury motorcoach with air-conditioning, reclining seats,restroom and tinted panoramic windows

• Accommodation in centrally-located hotels with privatefacilities

• 15 meals: 12 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner

Departures: Tour Code: (MS12S) 2010: Mar 07. 14; Apr 11, 25; Jun 13; Jul 11; Aug 29; Sep 26; Oct 10, 24; Nov 21; Dec 5, 26.

2011: Jan 09, 23; Feb 06, 13, 20; Mar 06Other dates on application.



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From Melbourne to Sydney19 days/18 nightsMelbourne (2), Adelaide (1), Kangaroo Island (1), Adelaide(1), Alice Springs (2), Ayers Rock (2), Darwin (1), Kakadu(1), Darwin (1), Cairns (3), Sydney (3)

Highlights• Dine on board the popular Colonial Tramcar Restaurant.• See the stone monoliths of the Twelve Apostles along the

Great Ocean Road • Enjoy a morning sightseeing tour of Melbourne• Walk among the nation’s third largest colony of Australian

sea lions at Kangaroo Island • Tour Kelly Hill Caves, the Remarkable Rocks and Admiral’s

Arch and see fur seals, within Flinders Chase National Park• Tour the sights of ‘The Alice’• Join a 4WD Safari through the West MacDonnell Ranges

into Palm Valley• Enjoy complimentary sparkling wine at sunset at Kata Tjuta

followed by an Aussie barbecue dinner• Climb with your guide to the rim of Kings Canyon• Travel to the sunrise viewing area at Uluru (Ayers Rock)• Cruise on Yellow Water Billabong and visit Nourlangie Rock

In Kakadu National Park

• Join the Guluyambi Cruise along East Alligator River • See rock art at Ubirr• Ride the Skyrail Cableway in Cairns• Visit Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, where legends of

the Dreamtime are brought to life• View the coral and fish from a semi-submersible vessel in

the Great Barrier Reef • Tour the sights of Sydney including the Opera House,

famous Bondi Beach and Manly surf beach

Price includes• Expert Drivers and Guides • Choice of standard, superior, first class or deluxe hotels • Buffet lunch on the Great Barrier Reef • Picnic lunch on Kangaroo Island• Sydney Harbour luncheon cruise • 26 meals: 18 breakfasts, 7 dinners

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Rail HolidaysAustralia’s great train journeysoffer you comfort, flexibility and agreat social atmosphere.Whichever destination you'rekeen to explore, we can offeryou several rail packages,including one which connects thecountry’s east coast with thewest coast.

The Sunlander

Brisbane to Cairns2 days/1 nightOperated by: Queensland Rail

ItineraryDay 1: Brisbane - North Queensland CoastStart from Brisbane, Roma Street Station at 8.55am, whereyou will meet your maitre d’hotel and settle into yourprivate Queenslander Class cabin. Make your way to theLounge Car to meet your fellow travellers, or just sit backand watch the scenery as you pass the Glass HouseMountains and regional centres of Nambour and Gympie.The afternoon is a perfect time to sip on a refreshingcocktail and watch the sun set over the passing vistas. Overnight: The Sunlander

Day 2: North Queensland - Cairns This morning, you will be surrounded by walls ofsugarcane as you pass through Home Hill and Ayr, hometo Queensland’s sugar milling industry. On arrival intoTownsville, the largest city in North Queensland, there istime to stretch your legs before heading further north intothe lush tropics. There is plenty of time to take in thescenery crossing many creek beds before arriving in Cairns.

Departs: From Brisbane: 8.55am Sunday and 12.55pm Thursday, arriving Townsville 8.45am Mondayand 12.15pm Friday and Cairns 4.00pm Monday and7.15pm FridayNOTE: This itinerary is also available in reverse. Details on application.

The Sunlander

Adelaide to Darwin3 days/2 nightsOperated by: Great Southern Rail

Itinerary

Day 1: Adelaide - Coober PedyBoard the train this afternoon and enjoy the desert sceneryas you head north. Dinner is served on board this evening. Overnight: The Ghan

Day 2: Coober Pedy - Alice SpringsEnjoy breakfast on board The Ghan while viewing aCentral Australian sunrise, blue skies, red sand and age-oldriver courses. The Ghan arrives in Alice Springs thisafternoon. Alice Springs Desert Park Tour is available onarrival (extra cost). Depart on The Ghan heading north.Overnight: The Ghan

Day 3: Alice Springs - DarwinEnjoy breakfast aboard The Ghan prior to a stopover in Katherine. The Ghan arrives in Darwin late thisafternoon.

Departs: From Adelaide: Sunday and Wednesday12.20pm, arriving Alice Springs Monday and Thursday 1.45pm From Alice Springs: Monday and Thursday 6.00pm,arriving Darwin Tuesday 5.30pm and Friday 6.30pm

Sydney to Perth4 days/3 nightsOperated by: Great Southern Rail

ItineraryDay 1: Sydney - Blue MountainsBoard the Indian Pacific at Central Station this afternoontravelling Gold Kangaroo service. Travel through thestunning Blue Mountains, then across outback New SouthWales. Enjoy fine dining with waiter service in the stylishrestaurant car where wine and beverages are available forpurchase. Relax in the Gold Kangaroo Lounge beforesettling into your private sleeper cabin.Overnight: Indian Pacific

Day 2: Broken Hill - AdelaideTravel past the Menindee Lakes to Broken Hill where youwill have the opportunity to explore this unique outbackcity on an optional tour (extra cost, payable direct), beforetravelling through to Adelaide, arriving this afternoon. Thisevening enjoy dinner as you travel through the AdelaidePlains, past the Spencer Gulf and the Southern FlindersRanges.Overnight: Indian Pacific

Day 3: Adelaide - KalgoorlieToday the salt lake country gives way to the desolateNullarbor Plain and by evening reach Kalgoorlie, site of theworld’s largest open-cut gold mine.Overnight: Indian Pacific

Day 4: Kalgoorlie - PerthEnjoy an early breakfast before morning arrival in Perth.Wednesday and Saturday departures from Sydney arriveSaturday and Tuesday respectively at 9.10am.

Departs: From Sydney: Wednesday and Saturday2.55pm, arriving Adelaide Thursday and Sunday 3.15pmFrom Adelaide: on Thursday and Sunday 6.40pm, arrivingPerth Saturday and Tuesday 9.10am

Discover Australia’s tropical delights in comfort aboard thecountry’s most innovative train, the Tilt Train. It’s fastbecoming the most popular way to explore Queensland’scoastal destinations.

Departures: From Brisbane: 6.25pm Monday andFriday, arriving Cairns at 7.20pm the next dayFrom Cairns: 8.15am Sunday and Wednesday, arrivingBrisbane at 9.10am the next day

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New South WalesNew South Wales has endless unspoilt beaches, breathtaking natural treasures and one of the world’s mostfamous and vibrant cities. Whatever you do will be an investment of time you definitely won’t regret.

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Things to do in New South Wales...

• Go behind the scenes at the World

Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House

• Cruise Sydney Harbour and watch Sydney

light up on an early dinner sunset cruise

• Bush walk in the Blue Mountains

• Get up close to Australian native animals

• Float down the Hawkesbury River on

a houseboat

• Watch dolphins play from Port Stephens

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• Escape to the hills, forests, valleys and

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• Surf on the Central Coast or on the

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• Restore your zen on the beach in

Byron Bay

• Horse ride, hike or hit the snowfields in

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• Head west for Tamworth’s country music

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North CoastOn the rainforest-fringed North Coast, classic Australiansurf culture mingles with World-Heritage-listed nationalparks, hinterland villages and great food and wine. Travel to the new-age beach paradise of Byron Bay with its colourful mix of people from around the world. Or visit Ballina, a tranquil seaside resort and fun park for beach lovers, boaties, anglers and eco-adventurers.Scuba dive off the Coffs Coast or fish the Tweed River in the Tweed Valley.

South CoastThe South Coast has national parks, marine parks andreserves, as well as gorgeous beaches and rich Aboriginalhistory for you to explore. See dolphins frolic in sparklingwater in Jervis Bay. Meet grey kangaroos, cruise thepristine Clyde River and enjoy country hospitality andcharm in Batemans Bay. Try award-winning cheeses atBega and watch whales in Eden on the Sapphire Coast,near the Victorian border.

OutbackDon’t miss the colourful iconic characters, history andhorizons of the New South Wales outback. Visit theworld’s oldest ceremonial burial site at Mungo NationalPark in the Willandra Lakes World Heritage area. Stay

underground in the quirky opal mining town of WhiteCliffs or see where exquisite black opal is mined and meet eccentric locals in Lightning Ridge. Discoverdistinctive light, desert landscapes and an oasis of lakesaround Broken Hill where the true Australian spirit is aliveand well.

Snowy MountainsWhatever the season, the Snowy Mountains has endlessopportunities for outdoor adventure. In winter, carve upthe snow at fields such as Thredbo and Perisher Blue. In summer, take in the trout-filled streams andwildflower-coated plains, go cycling, caving, rafting,kayaking, four-wheel driving, horse riding and hiking.

Heart of countryUp near the Queensland border you’ll find Australia’scountry music capital of Tamworth and Moree’s naturalartesian spas. See the volcanic spires of WarrumbungleNational Park and the World Heritage-listed nationalparks of Glen Innes. West to the outback, climb the reddunes of the prehistoric Perry Sandhills and explore thewineries and citrus orchards of Griffith. To the south, chugdown the Murray River in a paddlesteamer. Drive thePoacher’s Trail through the Yass Valley and check outcaptivating art galleries in Wagga Wagga.

Places of interest

SydneySoak up the city’s gorgeous harbour, seductive outdoorlifestyle and great natural beauty. Kayak under the SydneyHarbour Bridge or wave at the Opera House as you ride aferry across the harbour to Manly. Learn to surf at BondiBeach or swim in the calm waters of Coogee. Loseyourself in the cobblestone cul-de-sacs of The Rocks or inthe markets, boutiques, cafes and pubs of Paddington. As well as a world-famous harbour and more than 70sparkling beaches, Sydney offers fabulous food, festivalsand 24-7 fun. You’ll soon agree there’s no place in theworld like Sydney.

Sydney surroundsListen to jazz amongst the vines in the Hunter Valley,bush walk in the Blue Mountains or float down theHawkesbury River on a houseboat. Watch dolphins fromPort Stephens and Forster and lose yourself in the WorldHeritage-listed wilderness of Barrington Tops. Escape tothe hills, forests, valleys and heritage villages of theSouthern Highlands. Surf on the Central Coast or on theSouth Coast, where you can also see Kiama’s famousblowhole. These mountains, rivers, beaches, parks andrich tablelands are just a short drive from Sydney’s fringes.

Icons of New South Wales...• Blue Mountains

You’ll love the blue-hazed beauty of theBlue Mountains World heritage area: onemillion hectares of tall forests, sandstonecliffs, canyons, waterfalls and bushland• Byron BayYou can sum up Australia’s easternmosttown by saying it’s a melting pot of surfculture, alternative philosophies andhedonistic indulgence

• Australian AlpsOn a mostly dry continent, nothing sayschallenge like the snow-clad andmountainous Australian Alps

• Namadgi National ParkExplore Namadgi National Park in theAustralian Alps, a world of silentbushland, breathtaking vistas and richAboriginal history, just a 45-minute drivefrom Canberra

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SydneySunny, sexy and sophisticated,Sydney is the shining star of thesouthern hemisphere. The white-sailed Sydney Opera Houseoverlooking the magnificentharbour, and the Sydney HarbourBridge are the pride and joy, butthere's far more on offer.

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GlebeGlebe is the bookwormish and often overlooked sisteramongst Sydney’s glamorous inner-city suburbs. Don’t missthe popular Saturday markets, where bargain hunters andbohemians flock for funky vintage clothes, massages andtempeh burgers. Dine at one of the many cheap ethniceateries on Thai, Indian, Japanese, Korean or Nepalese andthese are just some of the flavours available. You’ll also findlots of upmarket restaurants winning quiet rave reviews.

PaddingtonOne of Sydney’s most ‘hip’ suburbs, modern Paddingtonwith its charming restored Victorian terraced houses is oneof the places to go for trendy shopping, antique shops andgalleries. Meander through the Saturday markets. Browsethe fashion boutiques on bustling Oxford Street. Catch amovie at an art-house cinema or visit the lively, historicpubs.

Palm BeachNorth of the city, the beautiful stretch of coast from Manlyto Palm Beach has a relaxed beachside ambience and lotsof opportunities for recreation. With the Pacific Ocean onone side and Pittwater on the other, the peninsula coversabout 18km of open coastline with great seaside dining,surf beaches, waterways and boatsheds.

ChinatownCapturing the colour and excitement of Asian street life,Chinatown and Haymarket offer an exciting mix ofrestaurants, food halls, noodle bars and quirky gift shops.Eat yum cha, a brunch/lunchtime tradition. Be a star at akaraoke bar. Dine at any time of the day at one of 80Asian restaurants (some cook until 3am). Consult aChinese herbalist for an Eastern remedy. Don’t missPaddy’s Market, Sydney’s favourite flea market.

Darling HarbourA lively waterfront precinct, Darling Harbour throbs withactivity day and night. It has developed into one ofSydney’s largest dining, shopping and entertainmentareas with exhibition and convention centres attractinglarge crowds.

Double BayThis is the playground of Sydney’s beautiful people.Surrounded by Sydney Harbour, this vibrant retail precinctis renowned for its pavement cafes, exclusive boutiques,jewellery shops, hair salons and beauticians. The villageatmosphere feels quite European, perfect for a day spentshopping and eating out.

Other places of interest

Day 1: Hug the HarbourWander the cobblestone cul-de-sacs and peruse theweekend markets in The Rocks, the historic precinctwhere Sydney began. Take a harbour cruise. Hop on abus to Watsons Bay and watch the sun set over Sydney’sskyline from the beachfront pub. Later dine at Cockle BayWharf and watch a performance at the Opera House. Day 2: Explore Sydney’s beachesTake a bus to Bondi Beach, where you can swim, sign upfor a surf lesson or just people watch. Browse the back-street boutiques and brunch next to backpackers andfashionistas at one of the funky cafes. Walk the winding,sea-sculpted cliffs from Tamarama to Coogee, stoppingfor a coffee in a busy beachside cafe. Or ride the ferryacross the harbour to Manly. In the evening, head toWalsh Bay, home to the Sydney Theatre Company,Sydney Dance Company and Bangarra Dance Company.Day 3: Head to the Hunter ValleyJoin a tour of the Hunter Valley, a vine-lined region justtwo hours’ north from Sydney. Sample the region’s finewines in boutique wineries. Alternatively, drive there andtour the wineries in a horse-drawn cart or pamperyourself in a day spa or tee off in one of the region’s threegolf courses. Afterwards browse the galleries, antiques,cafes and craft stores in the historic villages.

3 great days in Sydney

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Things to do in Sydney...• Cruise Sydney Harbour for as little ora long as you like• Enjoy a symphony, opera or guidedtour of World Heritage-listed SydneyOpera House

• Walk or climb Sydney Harbour Bridge• Catch a ferry to Taronga Park Zoo orManly Beach• Have breakfast with koalas at SydneyWildlife World and visit Sydney Aquariumnext door

• Learn to surf or take a leisurely strollalong world famous Bondi Beach• Take in spectacular 360˚ city views anddine at Sydney Tower• Shop the city’s boutiques and galleries• Browse the weekend craft markets inThe Rocks, Paddington and Bondi Beach• Visit Sydney Fish Markets and enjoya gourmet platter of local seafooddelicacies

• Join a Historic Rocks Walking Tour andhear the tales of its colourful colonial past

Operated by: Captain Cook Cruises

One of the most famous of all the Sydney Harboursightseeing tours, this cruise shows you what public and private Sydney is really all about. Areas covered are the main harbour attractions such as the OperaHouse, the Harbour Bridge and Fort Denison beforecruising the magnificent upper reaches of Middle Harbourwhere luxury waterfront homes, parks, beaches andmarinas show Sydney life at its best. The cruise includes a light morning or afternoon tea to enjoy while you areon the water.

Duration: 22 hours

Departs: Daily from Jetty No. 6, Circular Quay at10.00am or 2.15pmNOTE: Tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 10; 31 Dec 10; 26 Jan 11; 14 Feb 11.

Captain Cook Coffee Cruise

Operated by: Summit Restaurant

A famous icon on the Sydney restaurant scene, theSummit Restaurant and Orbit Lounge Bar is in the heartof Sydney. Sydney’s best 360-degree view, a revolvingpanorama of city skyline, Sydney Harbour Bridge andsparkling harbour waters and back to Sydney OperaHouse in 105 minutes. Sydney’s premier diningexperience for lunch and dinner, an exciting menupresents only the best Australian ingredients and seafoodand finest international wines.

The Summit Restaurant

Operated by: Magistic Cruises

A favourite for locals and visitors alike, this exquisitebuffet serves an array of fresh local seafood, hot and colddishes, salads, desserts, cheeses and fruit. This cruise alsoincludes informative commentary as you cruise the worldfamous Sydney Harbour on a luxury $5m catamaran.Dine in contemporary, air-conditioned surroundings, sip acool drink from the bar and enjoy the breathtakingharbour views from the extensive outer decks. Thisexquisite lunch cruise is a great way to experience thebeauty of Sydney Harbour and enjoy a quality diningexperience at the same time.

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: Daily from King Street Wharf and Jetty No. 6,Circular Quay NOTE: Minimum 2 passengers for tour to operate.

Magistic Cruises - Lunch Cruise

Operated by: State Transit Tourism Services

Enjoy unlimited travel in Sydney for 3 days using thenetwork of State Transit ferries and buses and also theCityRail ‘red’ TravelPass.

Price includes

• Airport Link (train to the airport)

• Unlimited travel on the ‘red’ Sydney Explorer bus and‘blue’ Bondi Explorer bus

• Unlimited travel on all State Transit Sydney buses andSydney ferries and on Cityrail ‘red’ TravelPass (CBD)zone.

NOTE: The pass may be used non-consecutively over an 8-day period andincludes return Airport Link train transfers.

3 Day SydneyPass

Operated by: Bonza Bike Tours

If you prefer to see just see Sydney’s highlights and wantto do it in the shortest time possible, then this ride’s foryou! Hop on the Sydney Highlights tour to experience theessentials of Sydney. You will be taken on a super easyride featuring stunning harbour views as you pedal pastCircular Quay, the piers at Walsh Bay, Darling Harbour,Hyde Park, and the Royal Botanic Gardens. There’s nobetter way to get a quick feel for the city, than theHarbour Highlights Tour!

Duration: 21 hours

Departs: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday at2.15pm

Sydney Highlights Tour

Operated by: Sydney Aquarium

Nowhere else in the world will you find a larger collectionof aquatic life than at the Sydney Aquarium, with over11,000 Australian aquatic animals. Don’t miss the OpenOcean Floating Oceanarium where you will walk beneaththe ocean and be surrounded by the world’s greatestcollection of sharks in captivity. The Seal Sanctuary offersthe chance to view one of the world’s first known naturalseal sanctuaries. Get closer than ever before - by walkingthrough the underwater tunnels to see the seals racingthrough the water at full speed or just frolicking around.The aquarium is also home to the largest Great BarrierReef Exhibit in the world.

Duration: 3 hours

Sydney Aquarium General Entry

Operated by: Australian Pacific Touring

An impressive harbour, beautiful beaches, amazing sights,fantastic restaurants, alfresco cafes, friendly locals and aclimate that fosters a relaxed atmosphere - Sydney has itall. This tour is a great way to see its highlights in oneafternoon. Take in the magnificent views of the harbour,walk along Bondi Beach, see cosmopolitan Kings Cross,exclusive Double Bay, Vaucluse, trendy Paddington andmany landmarks along the way.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Daily at 2.00pmNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

City Sights, Kings Cross and Bondi Beach

Operated by: Australian Pacific Day Tours

Explore the beautiful beaches and famous harbour sitesof Sydney with magnificent views. Cross the SydneyHarbour Bridge and stop at Milson’s Point for spectacularviews of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge andthe famous city skyline. Visit the seaside town of Manlyand return to Sydney via the trendy suburbs of NeutralBay and Mosman.

Duration: 31 hours

Departs: Daily from Sydney at 8.30amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

City Sights, Manly, Northern Beaches

Operated by: AAT Kings

Depart the city via Anzac Bridge, stopping for morningtea at Featherdale Wildlife park. Working your way upthe mountains, stop at Govetts Leap lookout for a photoopportunity. Visit the quaint village of Leura for lunch(own expense), and then follow the Cliff Drive with viewsover Jamison Valley, Echo Point and the Three Sisters.Visit Scenic World and get your thrills on the ScenicRailway (the world’s steepest railway) and the ScenicCableway (rides included). Depart Scenic World for aquick photo stop at Narrowneck Lookout before travellingto Sydney’s Olympic site and joining a cruise along theParramatta River, concluding at Circular Quay.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily at 8.45am

Blue Mountains with Scenic World and Cruise

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Discover the spectacular Blue Mountains and see nativewildlife. This rugged and beautiful region forms part ofthe Great Dividing Range, linking tropical north totemperate south. Discover Leura village, a delightful blendof groomed gardens and quaint shops. Stop at EchoPoint and see the famous Three Sisters rock formation.Travel through Katoomba, enjoy an easy walk or visitEcho Point Lookout. Hear the ancient Aboriginal legendsof this impressive rock formation. Enjoy an afternoonencounter at Koala Park, have your photo taken with akoala, see kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and fairypenguins. Lunch is included.

Duration: 91 hours


Blue Mountains, Australian Wildlife

Operated by: Let’s go Surfing

Arrive at Let’s go Surfing and take part in a fun and activetwo hour beginners’ surf lesson. Do what the locals doand experience surfing world-famous Bondi Beach withyear-round sun and the coolest beachside anywhere.You’ll be riding the wave of your dreams with thefriendliest and most professional surf school in Australia.Surfing Bondi is a must-do Sydney urban adventure.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: DailyNOTE: Tour does not operate 25, 26 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11.

Bondi Surf Experience

Operated by: Sydney Opera House Trust

Arrive at Sydney Opera House at 4.45pm where you willbe met to commence the evening with a guided tour ofthe Sydney Opera House. Following this you will enjoy athree-course dinner at Guillaume at BennelongRestaurant or Aria Restaurant prior to seeing aperformance of your choice.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily at 4.45pm

Red Carpet Experience

Operated by: Taronga Zoo

Small personalised group and fully-escorted by expert zookeepers. Get up-close to koalas in their enclosures. Seekangaroos and wallabies and have the opportunity tohand feed. View a real working ‘animal kitchen’ and seehow the food is prepared. Visit behind-the-scenes inAustralia’s Nightlife house and enjoy encounters withnocturnal creatures. Meet some hand-raised nativeanimals and reptiles. Includes a round trip on the SkySafari cable car and all day zoo access.

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: Daily at 10.00am and 2.00pm

Taronga Wild Australian Experience

Operated by: Australian Wild Escapes

Travel through the leafy Northern Suburbs and Ku-ring-gai National Park to reach the Hawkesbury River. Stop fora traditional Aussie morning tea in the bush and thencontinue to the township of Wollombi. From Mt View,descend into the Hunter Valley and begin tasting at a fewof the very special boutique wineries in the area. Chat tothe owners, admire their cottage locations and let themshow off the best of their vintages. Enjoy a sumptuouslunch and then spend the afternoon visiting some of thelarger vineyards for more superb wine tasting. As theafternoon approaches, return to Sydney via the scenicfreeway to conclude this relaxing and enjoyable day.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Sydney at 8.00am NOTE: Tour does not operate 24, 25, 31 Dec 10; 1 Jan 11.

Hunter Valley Vintage Tour

Operated by: Mount ‘n Beach Safaris

Travel in luxury 4WD across the Sydney Harbour Bridge,through exclusive garden suburbs, past the Sydney 2000Olympic Games site and on to the Blue MountainsNational Park at Glenbrook. Continue to the heart of theBlue Mountains. Travel through the charming town ofLeura and the Cascades before enjoying your first stop inthe high mountains at the Three Sisters. LeavingKatoomba, travel into the bush along back country tracks.Continue to your lunch at The Imperial Hotel, BilpinSprings Lodge. Returning to Sydney follow one of theoriginal trails of the first explorers to cross the BlueMountains, with time to enjoy throwing a boomerang inthe bush before arriving at Sydney’s premier wildlife park.

Duration: 91 hours

Departs: Daily

Blue Mountains Full Day 4WD Wildlife Tour


This unique day is the ultimate way to experience thebeauty of Sydney. Your guide greets you at your city hotelfor a walk around The Rocks precinct, visiting the firstchurch in Australia and the convict-built cottages. Walk toCircular Quay, the Opera House and the BotanicalGardens. Joining the vehicle under the Harbour Bridge,drive through Woolloomooloo, Kings Cross and the ritzyDouble Bay area. Along the foreshore of the Easternsuburbs pass by the up-market homes of the rich andfamous. Arriving at Watsons Bay on South Head, enjoy ameal of Doyle’s famous fish and chips in the park with abottle of Australian wine and a cheese platter. Return tothe city, visiting Darling Harbour where a yacht awaits fora cruise around Sydney Harbour with afternoon tea.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily

The Ultimate Sydney


This Ecotour begins at the historical Rocks area of oldSydney. Head across the coastal plain to the GreatDividing Range of Australia. Here you leave the ‘average’Blue Mountains tourist behind and enter the nationalpark to unlock a piece of Australia you would never haveknown existed. Visit ancient Aboriginal sites andoutstanding lookouts, examine rock formations andunusual plants and wildlife. From the village of Leura skirtaround Cliff Drive to Katoomba and look out over themagnificent Jamieson Valley and the Three Sisters. Enjoya barbecue lunch including a selection of fine Australianwines and cheeses. Before returning to Sydney you dropinto a hidden valley, seeking out the many kangaroosthat graze in the wild (conditions permitting).

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily

Blue Mountains High Country Eco Tour

Operated by: Taronga Zoo

Spend the night at Taronga Zoo camping out with theanimals, in the comfort of purpose built safari tents. Itincludes a sumptuous roast feast, drinks in the main tent,up-close animal encounters and the only opportunity tocamp overnight with the views of Sydney Harbour andthe city on one side and lions, leopards and meerkats onthe other. The tents are literally just a few steps awayfrom the harbour view and include fully-dressed doubleand single beds. All linen is provided and you also havethe chance to shower while you enjoy the world famousviews from Taronga Zoo. Wake the next morning to theroar of the lions or an elephant’s trumpet as you prepareto experience the zoo before the crowds. Feed a giraffe orpat a seal as you go ‘behind the scenes’ to learn aboutthe secrets of this famous and fascinating zoo.

Departs: Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 6.15pm

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Standard room

Property rating: TTT

37 Ultimo Road, Sydney

Location: Haymarket area, adjacent to Paddy’s Marketsand Market City. Chinatown is minutes away.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 94 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer

Aarons Hotel Sydney1.

Our View: Clean and comfortable hotel in theheart of busy Haymarket. The coffee shopdownstairs is great.

Pyrmont View room


70 Murray Street, Pyrmont

Location: In the heart of Darling Harbour and adjacent tothe Sydney Convention Centre. Surrounded by Sydney’spremier tourist attraction and only minutes from the CBD.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 256 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Ibis Sydney Darling Harbour15.

Our View: An affordable hotel right on DarlingHarbour, the entertainment hub of Sydney.

Standard room


382-384 Pitt Street, Sydney

Location: Within easy walking distance of Town Hall,Chinatown, Hyde Park and CBD shopping.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 166 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Hotel Ibis World Square14.

Our View: Great downtown location close toChinatown and the World Square shoppingprecinct.

Standard room


27 Park Street, Sydney

Location: Close to Hyde Park, shopping and therestaurants of Oxford Street.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 120 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Park Regis City Centre31.

Our View: Affordable accommodation in theheart of the city. Some rooms have spectacularviews of the city and harbour.

Premium Double room


631-635 George Street, Sydney

Location: Funky boutique hotel situated within 200metres of Town Hall and Central Railway Stations. Thehotel sits above the Sussex Arcade, hosting an array ofindividual boutique shops, resturants and cafes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 68 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Pensione Hotel Sydney32.

Our View: Behind a heritage-listed facade, thehotel offers an inviting atmosphere wherecontemporary design is combined with originalfeatures and traditional European elegance.

Studio Apartment

Property rating: TTTh

653 George Street, Sydney

Location: Close to Chinatown, the attractions of DarlingHarbour and major city transport links.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour deskAccommodation: 159 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • in-house movies • hairdryer

Breakfree on George4.

Our View: Comfortable apartments offering fullyself-contained facilities in a great city location.

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Superior Deluxe Queen room


431-439 Pitt Street, Sydney

Location: In the Chinatown area, close to DarlingHarbour, Central Station and Paddy’s Markets.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 220 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • interconnecting rooms

Metro Hotel Sydney Central23.

Our View: Great location close to many ofSydney’s attractions. The on-site restaurant is superb.

Apartment Lounge room


243 Pyrmont Street, Darling Harbour

Location: Overlooking Darling Harbour and the city. Easyaccess to the CBD by monorail.Property Facilities: Pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 300 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen

Oaks Goldsbrough Apartments26.

Our View: This beautifully restored heritagebuilding has retained its original features andclassical facade, and is in a great location.

Living room


38 College Street, Sydney

Location: Overlooking Hyde Park and the city, onlyminutes to the CBD. Sensational restaurants, fantasticshopping and some of Sydney’s best nightlife are nearby.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 85 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • mini bar • fully-equipped kitchen • in-house movies • balcony

Oaks Hyde Park Plaza Sydney27.

Our View: The hotel has a great rooftop poolboasting spectacular views over the EasternSuburbs and city.

Studio Apartment


298-308 Sussex Street, Sydney

Location: Corner of Bathurst and Sussex Streets, close toDarling Harbour and Chinatown.Property Facilities: Pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 165 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen• internet • CD player

Oaks Maestri Towers28.

Our View: Convenient, central location with well-appointed contemporary apartments.

One Bedroom Suite


212 Riley Street, Sydney

Location: Minutes from the CBD. A range of shopping in Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Paddington is nearby.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 170 rooms • 25 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Quality Hotel Cambridge33.

Our View: Located in a colourful part of town,with a selection of bars, clubs and restaurants all within easy reach.

Standard room


27 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney

Location: Walking distance to Hyde Park, CBD,restaurants, and the nightlife and shopping of OxfordStreet. Property Facilities: Breakfast service in Guest Lounge• 24-hour reception • guest laundry/dry cleaning Accommodation: 406 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Travelodge Sydney49.

Our View: A popular hotel providing good valuefor money with many dining options close by.

Studio room

Property rating: TTTT

7-9 York Street, Sydney

Location: The heart of the city, within walking distance toThe Rocks, Opera House and Circular Quay. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 277 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Travelodge Wynyard 50.

Our View: One of our most popular hotels withfriendly, efficient service and a great city location.

Superior City View room


90 William Street, Sydney

Location: In the eastern fringe of the city, overlookingWoolloomooloo Bay and the Domain.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 269 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • interconnecting rooms

Bayview Boulevard Sydney3.

Our View: The best of all worlds. Ten minutes andyou’re in the city, Oxford Street, Woolloomoolooor Kings Cross.

City Side Twin room


161 Sussex Street, Darling Harbour

Location: Overlooking Darling Harbour. A short walk tothe shopping and nightlife of Sydney.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 630 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Four Points by Sheraton Darling Harbour Sydney

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Our View: Right on the harbour, this is one ofSydney’s largest hotels offering first class service.

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Heritage room


34-52 Harrington Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of The Rocks, within walkingdistance of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge,Circular Quay and central Sydney.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 55 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer

Harbour Rocks Hotel10.

Our View: This heritage hotel in the heart ofSydney’s historic Rocks is the perfect base toexplore this fascinating area.

Deluxe room


68 Harbour Street, Darling Harbour

Location: Adjacent to the Sydney Entertainment Centre,Chinatown and the attractions of Darling Harbour. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 346 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn Darling Harbour12.

Our View: An historic hotel built in an oldwoolstore close to the fantastic restaurants of Chinatown.

Standard room


203 Victoria Street, Potts Point

Location: In a tree-lined street of Potts Point, on top ofKings Cross Station. Minutes from the CBD, harbourforeshore and restaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 288 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn Potts Point13.

Our View: Sweeping views over the city, withsensational bars and restaurants only minutesaway.

One Bedroom Deluxe Apartment


433 Kent Street, Sydney

Location: Sydney CBD. Just 100 metres from DarlingHarbour and Town Hall Station.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 108 studios and one bedroomapartmens • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator• kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Mantra on Kent18.

Our View: Contemporary boutique style propertylocated near Darling Habour and the city’sshopping and business district. Choose from astudio or one bedroom apartment.

Superior room


17 Little Pier Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of Darling Harbour, overlookingthe Chinese Gardens and adjacent to the SydneyEntertainment Centre.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 230 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Rockford Darling Harbour

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Our View: Modern-style rooms with a greatlocation to explore the attractions of DarlingHarbour, Chinatown and the city.

Standard Queen room


818-820 George Street, Sydney

Location: Close to Central Station and walking distanceto cosmopolitan Surry Hills, Chinatown and DarlingHarbour.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 517 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mercure Sydney22.

Our View: This contemporary and spacious hotelis situated close to popular restaurants.

Standard Pyrmont View room



Location: In the heart of Darling Harbour and adjacent tothe Sydney Convention Centre. Only minutes to the CBD.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 525 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour

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Our View: One of Sydney’s busiest hotels in thefamous Darling Harbour area.

Living room


252 Sussex Street, Sydney

Location: On the city side of Darling Harbour, betweenthe CBD and popular entertainment spots.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 119 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe

Somerset Darling Harbour38.

Our View: Well-appointed accommodation inan excellent location near the action of DarlingHarbour and the city.

Deluxe King room


77 York Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of Sydney, the hotel is surroundedby theatres, cinemas, shopping and bars.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 3 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 382 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Grace Hotel 43.

Our View: Elegantly restored 1930’s Art Decohotel. Fantastic bars and restaurants are easilyaccessible.

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Standard room


14 Carrington Street, Sydney

Location: A well established hotel, in the heart of the city,close to Circular Quay, The Rocks and the CBD.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 4 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 446 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Menzies Sydney an Accor Hotel

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Our View: A popular hotel combining classicelegance and charm with modern amenities.

Standard One Bedroom Apartment

Property rating: TTTTh

2 Lee Street, Haymarket

Location: Adjacent to Central Station, within easy reachof Broadway, Chinatown and Darling Harbour.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 98 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player

Medina Executive Sydney Central19.

Our View: Stylish, boutique hotel in thismagnificently restored building. Superbrestaurants and great shopping are all nearby.

Standard room


100 Bayswater Road, Rushcutters Bay

Location: Overlooking picturesque Rushcutters Bay. Easyaccess by public transport to the city and beaches, andclose to shops and restaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 245 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Vibe Hotel Rushcutters51.

Our View: With a beautiful harbourside park atyour doorstep, it’s the perfect retreat from thechaos of the city.

Standard Hotel room


111 Goulburn Street, Sydney

Location: On the fringe of Chinatown, within easywalking distance to Darling Harbour, Oxford Street, HydePark and city shopping.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 191 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Vibe Hotel Sydney52.

Our View: This hotel boasts some of the largestrooms in Sydney, making your stay that little bitmore comfortable.

Deluxe King room


11 Jamison Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of the city, between Circular Quayand Darling Harbour.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • day spa • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 415 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney2.

Our View: From the moment you arrive, you’llexperience the Amora difference. Wine, dine,relax, meet, explore or play, it’s up to you.

Darling Harbour Outlook room


150 Day Street, Sydney

Location: On the fringe of the CBD and Darling Harbour,close to shopping and restaurants. A short walk toChinatown, Powerhouse Museum and Sydney Aquarium.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 345 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Darling Harbour5.

Our View: A stylish, modern hotel in a prime citylocation.

Harbour View room


14 Kings Cross Road, Potts Point

Location: In the heart of vibrant Potts Point, the Diamantis Sydney’s most desired hotel address. Nearby VictoriaStreet and Darlinghurst Road feature a myriad ofrestaurants, bars and cafes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 76 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Diamant Hotel6.

Our View: A hotel dedicated to the needs of theleisure and corporate traveller alike, its luxuriousaccommodations are matched only byspectacular views and world-class amenities.

One Bedroom Apartment



Location: On Darling Harbour, close to Pyrmont, Star CityCasino and the restaurants of Cockle Bay.Property Facilities: Indoor pool • heated pool• gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 111 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Grand Mercure Apartments One Darling Harbour

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Our View: Beautifully appointed apartments withsensational views of the city skyline.

Studio Lounge


Cnr George & Bond Streets, Sydney

Location: In the heart of the CBD and within a short walkof Circular Quay and the Opera House.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 170 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player

Mantra 2 Bond Street17.

Our View: Quality accommodation in a great citylocation. The rooftop pool is a great spot to relax.

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Superior room


28 Albion Street, Sydney

Location: Just minutes walk to shopping and dining.Close to Darling Harbour and Central Railway Station.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities Accommodation: 270 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet

The Sebel Surry Hills47.

Our View: A great place to experience the trendyrestaurants and cafes in Surry Hills.

Standard Studio


55 Shelley Street, King Street Wharf, Sydney

Location: Overlooking the Sydney Aquarium and KingStreet Wharves in Darling Harbour. A few minutes walkto Darling Harbour restaurants and the city centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 45 rooms • 42 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player • bathrobes

Medina Grand Harbourside20.

Our View: Apartment hotel with modern, well-appointed rooms and a great restaurant, all in a fantastic location.

Apartment bedroom


511 Kent Street, Sydney

Location: Looking over Darling Harbour and the city,minutes from shops, restaurants and Star City Casino.Property Facilities: Restaurant • pool • heated pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 45 rooms • 94 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Medina Grand Sydney21.

Our View: Modern apartments and studios ina superb city location.

Standard room



Location: In the heart of The Rocks, between Sydney’sfamous Harbour Bridge and Opera House.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 175 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Old Sydney Holiday Inn29.

Our View: By day or night, enjoy the magnificentviews of Sydney Harbour and the Opera Housefrom the rooftop pool area.

Deluxe Opera View room


36 College Street, Sydney

Location: Overlooking Hyde Park on the city’s easternfringe, minutes to restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 241 rooms • 13 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sydney Marriott Hotel42.

Our View: Great views over the Eastern Suburbsand Hyde Park. A perfect base to explore Sydney.

King Water room


11 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay

Location: Built over the water, in Dawes Point near thehistoric Rocks precinct and Circular Quay.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 160 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Pier One Sydney46.

Our View: A unique hotel, constructed inside anhistoric turn-of-the-century pier. The foyer looksright down into Sydney Harbour.

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Bondi Beach with city skyline

Premier Opera View room

Property rating: TTTTT


Location: Spectacularly located at Circular Quay, onSydney Harbour, minutes from the CBD and The Rocks.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 531 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • bathrobes

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney8.

Our View: Great food, exceptional service and theultimate in luxury. The Four Seasons is a Sydneyicon, worthy of its reputation as one of the besthotels.

Deluxe Plus room



Location: In the heart of Sydney’s shopping andentertainment districts, only a short walk to famousSydney attractions.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 576 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hilton Sydney11.

Our View: Following a complete overhaul, HiltonSydney boasts an extensive health club, finedining and contemporary styling throughout.

Deluxe Harbour View room


Cnr Bridge & Phillip Streets, Sydney

Location: In the heart of the city, overlooking CircularQuay, with views of Sydney Harbour and the OperaHouse.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 509 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

InterContinental Sydney16.

Our View: Enjoy the best club lounge in Sydneywith stunning views of the harbour, plusluxurious accommodation.


7 Hickson Road, The Rocks

Location: On the waterfront in The Rocks, withspectacular views of the Harbour Bridge, city and OperaHouse. Easy walking distance to the restaurants andshopping of The Rocks and Circular Quay.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 155 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Park Hyatt Sydney30.

Our View: The ultimate luxury experience, withbeautifully appointed rooms and picture-perfectviews of the Opera House.

Atrium room


27 O’Connell Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of the CBD. Close to Circular Quay,The Rocks, Martin Place and the Botanic Gardens. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 362 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• interconnecting rooms

Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney34.

Our View: This historic property offers world-classrestaurants, a popular bar and a health club withmassages and beauty treatments available.

Deluxe Grand Harbour View King room


176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks

Location: Perfectly located between the Opera House andthe Harbour Bridge in The Rocks area.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 3 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • free internet • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 563 rooms • 2 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes

Shangri-La Hotel Sydney35.

Our View: If you are looking for luxury, greatservice and fantastic views of Sydney this is the hotel to stay at. You are guaranteed a wonderful stay!

Hyde Park View room


161 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

Location: Overlooking beautiful Hyde Park and theEastern Suburbs, in the centre of the city. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 557 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sheraton on the Park36.

Our View: Luxury, style and convenience combineat this elegant hotel. Great location forshopaholics with so many stores nearby.

Classic King room


61-101 Phillip Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of Sydney’s central shopping andbusiness district.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • business centre • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 436 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sofitel Wentworth Sydney37.

Our View: This Sydney icon hotel has recentlyundergone extensive refurbishment, blendingcontemporary style with old-world charm.

Pyrmont View room


80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont

Location: On the foreshores of Sydney Harbour, only a short walk to Darling Harbour and Sydney’s CBD. Setamidst the heart of the Star City entertainment complex.Property Facilities: 7 restaurants • 8 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 350 rooms • 130 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • in-house movies• balcony

Star City Hotel and Apartments 39.

Our View: Offering modern rooms andapartments, this casino hotel is a great base to do it all, or nothing!

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Deluxe Twin room


68 Market Street, Sydney

Location: In the heart of the city on top of Sydney CentralPlaza, above shopping, restaurants and transport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centreAccommodation: 359 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Swissotel Sydney40.

Our View: A modern hotel, with well appointedrooms and an exceptional standard of service.

King room


30 Pitt Street, Sydney

Location: Minutes from Circular Quay and The Rocks,overlooking the harbour and downtown Sydney.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 550 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Sydney Harbour Marriott41.

Our View: With magnificent views and itsproximity to Circular Quay, it’s the perfect placeto explore downtown Sydney.

Deluxe room


89-113 Kent Street, Sydney

Location: In Millers Point, west of the Harbour Bridge,in a leafy residential area. Minutes from The Rocksand CBD.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 100 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

The Observatory Hotel 45.

Our View: Classic European style, elegance andcharm, sensational cuisine and exceptionalservice. Unwind in the renowned day spa.

Tower Superior King room


1 Martin Place, Sydney

Location: The historic, beautifully restored GPO Buildingin Martin Place. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 416 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

The Westin Sydney 48.

Our View: One of Sydney’s finest. Offering purestyle and luxury, sensational dining options and a different view over Sydney.

Ocean View room with balcony


242 Arden Street, Coogee

Location: Opposite stunning Coogee Beach, just sevenkilometres from Sydney’s CBD.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 209 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach73.

Our View: A fantastic alternative to a city hoteland the perfect weekend escape. Wouldrecommend staying in an Ocean View room.


55 North Steyne, Manly

Location: Overlooking Manly Beach, within minutes ofthe restaurants and nightlife of Manly.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 213 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific74.

Our View: Book an Ocean View room for fantasticviews overlooking the stunning coastline.

Deluxe Ocean View Suite


Cnr Campbell Parade & Beach Road, Bondi Beach

Location: Only 20 minutes from the airport or city,opposite world famous Bondi Beach.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • indoorpool • heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 203 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Swiss-Grand Resort & Spa Bondi Beach

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Our View: Soak up the spectacular views acrossBondi Beach from the rooftop pool area.

Superior room


Cnr Robey & O’Riordan Streets, Mascot

Location: Just minutes from the airport and a 20 minutedrive to the heart of Sydney. Close to Sydney’s SouthernBeaches.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 315 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport79.

Our View: Spacious rooms and a convenientDomestic Airport location. Sydney’s best airporthotel.

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Deluxe room


336 Oakey Creek Road, Pokolbin

Location: Set within 75 acres of beautifully manicuredgardens and gently rolling grounds with magnificentviews over tranquil vineyards and the wineries of theHunter Valley.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• gym/fitness centre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 71 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Kirkton Park HunterValley

Our View: Great location in the heart of theHunter Valley. This is the perfect place to relaxand explore the wine regions.


Ekerts Road, Pokolbin

Location: Nestled in the heart of the vineyards of theHunter Valley, only a two hour drive north from Sydney.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • tour desk • parking facilities • tenniscourtAccommodation: 48 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Peppers Guest House

Our View: A special place to stay and experiencethe best wines and restaurants of the beautifulHunter Valley.

Villa


2600 Wolgan Road, Wolgan Valley

Location: Set amid the stunning scenery of the ruggedGreater Blue Mountain World Heritage Area, the resort isbuilt around a fully restored homestead and nestleswithin its own private conservation and nature reserve.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pool • spa/health centre • gym/fitness centre • parkingfacilities Accommodation: 40 villas • private pools • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • LCD TV/DVD/iPod Dock • internet • courtyardgarden • hairdryer • 2 mountain bikes

Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa

Our View: An unforgettable stay at a resortalready hailed as Australia’s mostenvironmentally responsible tourist destination.

Deluxe room


Lilianfels Avenue, Katoomba

Location: In the Blue Mountains, perched on the edge ofthe magnificent Jamison Valley. Situated at Echo Point.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • indoorpool • heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 85 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa

Our View: Indulge yourself with the world-renowned elegance and style of Lilianfels.

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Beyond SydneyDiscover a grand spectrum ofdelights including sparklingwaterways, World Heritage-listednational parks, age-oldmountains and ravines, cascadingwaterfalls and some of the moststunning beaches on the planetand all within two hours ofSydney.

Budgewoi Beach, Central Coast

Blue Mountains

Things to do beyond Sydney...• Walk on air 270 metres above the valleyin a glass-floored, aerial gondola in theBlue Mountains

• Enjoy an unforgettable stay at a resortalready hailed as Australia’s mostenvironmentally responsible touristdestination• Re-energise and relax at a luxury spa inthe Hunter Valley or Blue Mountains• Taste the world’s best Semillon in theHunter Valley as well as the SouthernHighland’s cool-climate varieties

• Join a private guided tour of Canberra’sParliament House• Enjoy the favourite dolphin cruise at PortStephens and spot the bluenose dolphins• Explore historic villages nestled betweenrainforest and beach

• Stop for a pub lunch in an outback hotel


Corlette Point Road, Corlette

Location: At beautiful Port Stephens, only 2.5 hours drivenorth of Sydney, or an hour from Newcastle. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 80 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Peppers Anchorage

Our View: A beautiful resort and the perfect spotfor beachcombers, whale watchers and dolphinlovers.

Studio Poolside


Shoal Bay Road, Shoal Bay

Location: Beachfront amongst shops and restaurants.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 5 bars • pool • indoorpool • heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 24 studios • 167 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • fully-equippedkitchen (apartments) • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Shoal Bay Resort and Spa

Our View: Idyllic setting surrounded by white-sand beaches and towering headlands. Look outfor dolphins swimming by!


1 Hay Street, Port Macquarie

Location: In the heart of Port Macquarie, with localbeaches and shopping centre within easy walkingdistance. Offers delightful views of the Hastings River, thePacific Ocean and surrounding mountains.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 98 rooms • 25 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rydges Port Macquarie

Our View: Ideal location with sensational viewsover the beautiful Hastings River and city.


Pine Tree Lane, Terrigal

Location: An hour's drive from Sydney, set within thecoastal village on the New South Wales Central Coast.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 199 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Terrigal

Our View: A stunning beachfront hotel offeringquality accommodation plus a day spa. You willnot be disappointed.

Balcony room


61 Richmond Road, Windsor

Location: In the historic town of Windsor in the foothillsof the Blue Mountains, an easy 45 minutes drive from theSydney CBD and 50 minutes from Sydney InternationalAirport.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 105 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Resort Hawkesbury

Our View: Three local golf courses, white waterrafting, go-karting, horse riding, tenpin bowling,Hawkesbury Harvest Trail, and botanic gardens.All within 20 minutes drive of the hotel.

Superior room


1 Binara Street, Canberra

Location: In the heart of the nation’s capital, withinminutes walk of the CBD and Convention Centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 295 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Canberra

Our View: One of Canberra’s best, only minutesfrom all the attractions, with Canberra Casinolocated on site!

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One Bedroom - Lounge Area


35-37 Shirley Street, Byron Bay

Location: Short stroll to either the beach or the boutiqueshopping district and cafes.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 30 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Breakfree Eco Beach

Our View: Perfectly placed close to the beach anda short stroll to all the attractions of Byron Bay.


120 Jonson Street, Byron Bay

Location: Close to the unspoilt beaches and restaurantsof Byron Bay township.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 30 rooms • 10 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments)

Lord Byron Resort

Our View: Fantastic location in the heart ofByron. This property offers comfortableaccommodation with great facilities.

Superior One Bedroom Suite


77-97 Brokenhead Road, Byron Bay

Location: Five minutes south of Byron Bay township nearByron Bay Golf Club. Ten minutes walk to Tallow Beachthrough the rainforest.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • businesscentre • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 92 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • bathrobes • CD player

The Byron at Byron Resort & Spa

Our View: Indulge yourself at this tranquilrainforest retreat, just minutes from the shopsand restaurants at Byron Bay.


Pacific Highway, Korora, Coffs Harbour

Location: Absolute beachfront location only 200 metresto a secluded beach and lagoon. Located just five minutesnorth of Coffs Harbour, directly off the Pacific HighwayProperty Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • heatedpool • pool with swim-up bar • gym/fitness centre • tourdesk • parking facilities • shop • golf course • tenniscourtAccommodation: 135 rooms • 30 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Opal Cove Resort

Our View: Ideal beachfront resort located in lushnatural beauty.


Gunnamatta Avenue, Kingscliff

Location: Just 20 minutes from Gold Coast Airport and30 minutes from Byron Bay, directly on the beach at Salt.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 317 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Mantra on Salt Beach

Our View: Located on miles of pristine beaches.Enjoy the array of leisure activities or just relaxby the pool!


Bells Boulevard, South Kingscliff

Location: Right on Kingscliff’s stunning Ocean Beach.Kingscliff has blossomed into a vibrant beachfront townwithout losing its local identity.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 114 rooms • 136 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes

Peppers Salt Resort & Spa

Our View: Stunning resort offering a wide rangeof facilities.

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QueenslandTo truly appreciate the beauty and character of Australia, a visit to Queensland is a must. If it’s year-roundwarm climate, friendly locals and relaxed way of life aren’t enough to convince you, its stunning beaches,bustling cities, diverse natural wonders and exotic islands certainly will.

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• Sun yourself on the golden sands of

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Cairns and the Great Barrier ReefBase yourself in cosmopolitan Cairns and take a day tripto the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef. Or headto the magical, primeval Daintree Rainforest. See aperformance by the world-famous Aboriginal dancetheatre Tjapukai. Sip cocktails in the vibrant resort townof Port Douglas. Camp, fish and four-wheel drive in theremote wilderness of Cape York Peninsula.

WhitsundaysYou can sail, swim, snorkel, dive or just relax in theWhitsundays - 74 pristine, palm-fringed islands tuckedinside the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea. Enjoy fivestars of resort luxury on several of the islands. VisitWhitsunday Island and walk the pure white, silica sandsof Whitehaven Beach.

Fraser CoastFour-wheel drive on World Heritage-listed Fraser Island,the world’s largest sand island. Or visit Lady Elliot Islandon the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Cruise next to gianthumpback whales and their calves from Hervey Baybetween early July and late October.

Central QueenslandBringing together the regions of Capricorn and Gladstone,Central Queensland offers you a lovely blend of laidbackcountry charm amidst diverse natural beauty. With acombination of coastal cities, islands, rainforest andgemfields, you couldn’t ask for anything more.

Outback QueenslandQueensland’s outback is hard to beat with its tales andtrappings of yesteryear, awe-inspiring landscapes, rollickingstockmen and quiet fishing spots. It’s a thousand kilometresof nature, and even the odd dinosaur fossil!

MackayA laid-back city with lovely Art Deco buildings and streetslined with palm trees. The surrounding areas are perfect forholidaying far from crowds; relaxing at secluded beaches,exploring an ancient rainforest or snorkelling the reef.

TownsvilleDon’t miss Townsville’s sensational sunsets, scenic beachpromenade and balmy nightlife. From here the Great BarrierReef sprawls to the east, the Outback to the west, islandsand rainforest to the north and sugar cane and mangofarming to the south.

Other places of interest

BrisbaneMake the most of your holiday in Brisbane - a sunny,sophisticated capital on the winding Brisbane River.Along with lush parks and laid-back locals, this is a citywith serious cultural credentials and first-class wining,dining and dancing.

Gold CoastTackle the huge waves off Broadbeach, snorkel through ashipwreck off Main Beach or walk golden sand fringed byhigh rises in Surfers Paradise. The Gold Coast is knownfor being an action-packed holiday destination. Whetherit is the theme parks, attractions or tours - there'ssomething for everyone.

Sunshine CoastJust north of Brisbane, Queensland’s Sunshine Coastoffers a relaxed, yet sophisticated lifestyle. Encompassingthe coastline from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach and thelush countryside of the hinterland, the beauty of thisregion will captivate you. And its generous beaches willkeep you coming back.

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Icons of Queensland...• Fraser Island

The world’s largest sand island and theonly place on the planet where therainforest grows in the sand. Four-wheeldrive, swim in mirrored lakes, picnic nextto turtles, spot whales and seekangaroos, wallabies and possums.• Great Barrier ReefThe World Heritage-listed Great BarrierReef is a living masterpiece so big it canbe seen from outer space. It stretchesmore than 2,000 kilometres along theQueensland coast, from the mainlandtowns of Port Douglas to Bundaberg.

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Tropical NorthQueenslandNature's theme park and the onlyplace on earth where the WorldHeritage-listed DaintreeRainforest meets the GreatBarrier Reef! Cairns, theinternational gateway, has afriendly relaxed tropical lifestyle. It is the perfect base to start andfinish your tropical Australianadventure.

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CairnsFrom this international gateway,the islands, rainforest and reef oftropical North Queensland are onyour doorstep. A modern,sophisticated city with world-classshopping, dining, entertainmentand cultural facilities, Cairns has dozens of restaurants, hotels and bars.

CAIRNS HOTELS AND APARTMENTS1. ACACIA COURT2. BAY VILLAGE TROPICAL RETREAT & APARTMENTS3. CAIRNS COLONIAL CLUB RESORT4. CAIRNS QUEENS COURT5. CAIRNS QUEENSLANDER6. CORAL TREE INN7. HILTON CAIRNS8. HOLIDAY INN CAIRNS9. MANTRA ESPLANADE CAIRNS

10. MANTRA TRILOGY11. MERCURE CAIRNS HARBOURSIDE12. NOVOTEL CAIRNS OASIS RESORT13. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL HOTEL CAIRNS14. PULLMAN REEF HOTEL CASINO15. RYDGES ESPLANADE RESORT CAIRNS16. RYDGES PLAZA CAIRNS17. RYDGES TRADEWINDS HOTEL CAIRNS18. SHANGRI-LA HOTEL THE MARINA CAIRNS19. SOUTHERN CROSS ATRIUM APARTMENTS20. THE HOTEL CAIRNS21. THE LAKES CAIRNS RESORT & SPA22. THE SEBEL CAIRNS23. TROPICAL QUEENSLANDER24. WATERS EDGE APARTMENTSOTHER HOTELS AND APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION25. ALL SEASONS CAIRNS GATEWAY26. ALL SEASONS SUNSHINE TOWER27. CAIRNS AQUARIUS28. CAIRNS PLAZA HOTEL29. CAIRNS REEF APARTMENTS30. CAIRNS TROPICAL GARDENS31. CASCADE GARDENS32. COMFORT SUITES CITY TERRACES33. DISCOVERY RESORT CAIRNS34. FIG TREE LODGE35. HIDES HOTEL CAIRNS36. IL PALAZZO BOUTIQUE APARTMENTS37. PALM ROYAL CAIRNS38. PARK REGIS CITY QUAYS39. PARK REGIS PIERMONDE40. REEF PALMS41. THE SEBEL HARBOUR LIGHTS42. TROPIC TOWERS43. 201 LAKE STREET

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Things to do in Cairns...• Snorkel, dive or do a day trip to theGreat Barrier Reef - a World Heritage-listed spectacular of coral islands andmarine life

• Take the scenic railway to the tranquil,butterfly-fringed village of Kuranda• Tour the magical Daintree Rainforest,thought to be the planet’s oldestsurviving tropical rainforest• Go rafting on the Tully River on an action-packed day of white water rafting• Experience an evening of candlelit drama,tropical dining, authentic Aboriginalculture explored through story telling andmusic at the Flames of the Forest• Escape to a tropical paradise surroundedby reef and rainforest with a day cruise tobeautiful Green Island

• Meet and interact with the Tjapukaipeople as they demonstrate their ancientskills and knowledge of the natural world

Operated by: Big Cat Green Island Reef Cruises

Green Island, just a few kilometres off the coast of Cairnsis a beautiful coral cay on the Great Barrier Reef. Fromthe beach you can spend the day snorkelling the coralreefs surrounding the island or, exploring the abundantmarine life via a glass-bottom boat or semi-submersiblevessel. This tour is great for families or those just wantingto spend the day on one of the Great Barrier Reef’s mostpopular islands.

Duration: Full Day - 8 hours from CairnsHalf Day - 4 hours from Cairns

Departs: Full Day: Daily from Cairns at 9.00am Half Day: Daily from Cairns at 9.00am and1.00pm

NOTE: A fuel levy may be applicable, payable direct. Tour available fromCairns Beaches and Palm Cove. Tour does not operate on 25 Dec 10.

Green Island Reef Cruise

Operated by: Great Adventures

Cruise from Cairns to the luxury pontoon on the outerreef. First, cruise to Green Island then, after two hoursof exploration time, head to the pontoon for lunch. Thepontoon features undercover seating, a sundeck, anunderwater observatory, semi-submersible coral viewingtour, swimming enclosure for children, change roomswith shower facilities and scuba diving with a semi-submerged dive platform. Morning and afternoon tea,buffet lunch, guided eco-reef talk and use of buoyancyvests are included.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal at 8.30amNOTE: Price includes A$5 per person Environmental Management Charge.Also available from Cairns Beaches and Palm Cove.

Green Island and Great Barrier Reef Cruise

Operated by: Quicksilver Connections

Travel to Agincourt Ribbon Reef, at the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef, aboard the air-conditioned‘Wavepiercer’ catamaran. Both water lovers and thosewho prefer to stay dry can experience the wonder of theGreat Barrier Reef. Choose from snorkelling, diving, anunderwater observatory and a semi-submersible. Allsnorkelling equipment and tuition is provided. Morningand afternoon tea plus a tropical seafood lunch isincluded. Optional activities include helicopter flights.

Duration: 10 hours

Departs: Daily from Port Douglas Marina at 10.00am

Quicksilver’s Outer Barrier Reef Cruise

Operated by: Quicksilver Connections

The ‘Silversonic’ vessel is designed for snorkelling anddiving and visits the very edge of the Great Barrier Reef.The novice diver can enjoy one or two introductory diveswhilst certified divers will enjoy up to three dives atdifferent reef locations. All dives are at passengers’ ownexpense. The crew will encourage you to relax and enjoythe comfort of the ‘Silversonic’, with its on-board facilities,including freshwater showers, air-conditioned salooncabin, large sun baking deck areas and a buffet lunch.

Duration: 12 hours

Departs: Daily from Port Douglas Marina at 8.30amNOTE: Local taxes including Environmental Management Charge is included.A fuel levy may be payable direct. Also available from Cairns, Cairns Beachesand Palm Cove.

The Silver Series Quicksilver’s Silversonic

Operated by: Ocean Freedom

This tour is perfect for those who don’t want a big crowdas Ocean Freedom caters for a maximum of 60 guests.On arrival at the picturesque Upolu Coral Cay, experiencea glass-bottom boat trip with a marine naturalist, thenrelax and unwind, snorkel in the crystal azure waters orlaze on the sparkling white sand. Dinghy transfers, to andfrom the boat, are available for those who want tosunbathe on the cay. Following a buffet lunch, cruise tothe outer edge of Upolu Reef and snorkel or dive theamazing Wonder Wall.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal at 7.00amNOTE: A $10 per person fuel levy is payable direct. Tour does not operate25 Dec 10.

Cruise Upolo Cay

Operated by: Sunlover Reef Cruises

Discover the reef as you join Sunlover Reef Cruises to theouter edge of the Great Barrier Reef by fast, air-conditioned catamaran. There are numerous activitiesavailable and you have 4-5 hours on the Great BarrierReef complete with a buffet lunch with seafood. Activitiesinclude glass-bottom boat cruises, semi-submersible coralviewing and a marine touch tank. There is a children’swading pool and an underwater observatory. Divers canpartake in introductory and certified scuba diving, and theworld-famous Seawalker Platform Helmet Diving program(additional expense).

Duration: 81 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns Reef Fleet TerminalNOTE: All local taxes including the Environmental Management Charge isincluded in the price. Also available from Cairns hotels, Cairns Beaches andPalm Cove.

Sunlover Outer Barrier Reef

Operated by: Ocean Spirit Cruises

Set sail aboard a 5-star catamaran and visit MichaelmasCay, a natural and pristine sand cay. The day is yours toexplore. The Michaelmas Cay cruise offers a wide rangeof activities including snorkelling, scuba diving (bothcertified and first time beginner), semi-submersible coralviewing, coral cay scientific tours, nature walks among a bird sanctuary, live musical entertainment and a glass of sparkling wine on the homeward sail. A 9-1 passenger to crew ratio ensures a 5-star service is delivered to allguests.

Duration: 81 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal at 7.15amNOTE: Price includes a A$5 per person Environmental Management Charge.Also available from Cairns Beaches and Palm Cove.

Michaelmas Cay Cruise

Operated by: Ocean Free Cruises

Depart at 7.30am and enjoy the motor sail to GreenIsland. For those wishing to scuba dive, the formalities arecompleted on the way, so when you arrive at The GreatBarrier Reef you are ready to dive! Arrive at a privatemooring at Pinnacle Reef with Green Island just 700maway. After a delicious smorgasbord lunch transfer to theisland. On Green Island you can wander along thebeautiful beach, walk around the island, view the bird lifeand relax in paradise. After 4 hours, set sail for Cairns(wind permitting). Enjoy a glass of wine with your tropicalafternoon tea.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns at 7.30amNOTE: An Environmental Management Charge and Port Charge of A$10 ispayable on departure.

Sail Green Island

Operated by: Pro Dive Cairns

The first two days of the course will be at Pro Dive’straining centre in Cairns, which features all the facilitiesneeded to learn to scuba dive. It also has Cairns’ deepestscuba diving training pool. At 4.5 metres in the middle,students get an excellent idea of what diving really feelslike. Days 3, 4 and 5 are spent on the outer reef on boardPro Dive’s dive vessel, MV Scuba Pro. Diving is on achoice of 16 sites exclusive to Pro Dive. They providesome of the best outer reef diving available and havebeen selected for their quality of coral and marine life, aswell as great visibility. You’ll have the opportunity to do11 dives, (9 day and 2 night dives), as well as lots ofsnorkelling. All meals are included on board.

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Operated by: Wooroonooran Safaris

The Wooroonoran National Park offers stunning pristinerainforest and the regions newest attraction - thespectacular Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway. VisitJosephine Falls and plunge down the naturally formedrockslide, hand feed the kangaroos or get up close andpersonal with a crocodile at Johnstone’s Crocodile Farm.Last stop is Babinda Boulders where you will learn aboutthe rich Aboriginal heritage of the area and take arefreshing swim in the fresh waters! Lunch is included.

Duration: 10 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns and Cairns Beaches from7.30amNOTE: There are numerous weekly departures for tours escorted by German,Franch, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Manadarin-speaking guides. Details onapplication.

Rainforest Safari

Operated by: Passions of Paradise

Your day begins with a sail to Michaelmas Cay - anunspoilt paradise recognised as one of the mostimportant bird nesting sanctuaries on the Great BarrierReef. Snorkel, dive (own expense) or wander along thebeach. Lunch is served on board as you depart forBreaking Patches - part of a system of reefs that form theOuter Barrier Reef. The area is host to thousands of smallcolourful reef fish, with the occasional larger pelagic fishcruising by. Snorkel, soak up a few rays or simply lazearound on the deck. On the sail home enjoy a coldbeverage from the bar.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns at 7.30amNOTE: Price includes A$5 per person Environmental Management Charge.Tour does not operate 1 Jan 11. Also available from Cairns Beaches andPalm Cove - prices on application.

Passions of Paradise, Great Barrier Reef

Operated by: Flames of the Forest

Flames of the Forest is truly a unique rainforest diningexperience. Drive to a secluded area in the rainforest andon arrival enjoy canapes and pre-dinner drinks. Followinga candlelit pathway you’ll be guided to your rainforestcanopy dining room perched along a sparkling river. A delicious three-course meal is served, accompanied bywine and drinks. As your dinner settles, your Aboriginalhosts will interpret stories of the Dreamtime and explainthe indigenous history of the region.

Duration: 3-5 hours

Departs: Thursday, Friday and Saturday from Cairns, Palm Cove and Port Douglas at approximately 6.10pmNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10, 1 Jan 11 and 9 Jan 11-11 Mar 11.Tour is not recommended for children 5 years and under.

Flames of the Forest

Operated by: Ballooning with Hot Air

Upon collection from your hotel, experienced guides andpilots take you to the beautiful hinterland of NorthQueensland for your serene ballooning experience. Thereis a selection of hot air balloon tour options available,ranging from a 30 or 60 minute scenic flight to asumptuous champagne and breakfast luxury option. Yourearly morning ballooning experience also means that youcan be back in time to still do a Barrier Reef day cruise!

Duration: 5 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Palm Coveand Port Douglas from 4.00amNOTE: A compulsory Civil Aviation Insurance levy of A$25 per personapplies and is payable direct. Children under 3 years not permitted. Tours donot operate 25 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11.

Ballooning with Hot Air

Operated by: Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is a stunning theatricalinterpretation of Aboriginal culture from the beginningof time into the future. Tjapukai is the most awardedAboriginal cultural attraction in Australia. In Tjapukai byNight, you will join the traditional people of the land ina magical night combining fire explosions, spectacularspecial effects, music and dance as giant spirits cometo life and take you on a Dreamtime journey. Enjoy thelicensed restaurant, beautiful buffet dinner and friendlyambient feeling.

Duration: 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches andPalm Cove at 6.00pmNOTE: Also available from Port Douglas.

Tjapukai by Night

Operated by: Down Under Tours

Explore the rainforests and landscapes of the CapeTribulation Wilderness area. Travel to Cape TribulationBeach with time to relax, before lunch in a rainforestsetting. Cross the river and join a calm-water cruise alongthe Daintree River whilst observing the wildlife. Keep youreyes peeled for the estuarine saltwater crocodile! Thecruise concludes in the Daintree village, before returningto Cairns, stopping at Mossman Gorge en route.

Duration: 101 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Palm Coveand Port Douglas NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. A$2 fuel levy per person is payabledirect.

Cape Tribulation, Daintree andMossman Gorge


This breathtaking journey on one of the world’s mostscenic train routes will take you through hand-hewntunnels and across bridges with amazing views. ExploreKuranda at your leisure. Visit the Heritage Markets, theAustralian Butterfly Sanctuary, Birdworld or the KurandaKoala Gardens (own expense). Board Skyrail for theworld’s most beautiful rainforest experience. Your journey ends at Caravonica Lakes and your coachwill transfer you to your accommodation.

Duration: 101 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Palm Coveand Port DouglasNOTE: A$2 per person fuel levy is payable direct. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. Tour option including a visit to Tjapukai is also available. An upgrade to Gold Class on Kuranda Scenic Rail is also available.

Kuranda Scenic Railway and Skyrail


Take a half-day tour at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures -the best place to see crocodiles in Tropical NorthQueensland. Enjoy lunch before joining the unique ecoexperience on the lagoon cruise through the ecologicallysignificant Melaleuca wetlands; the domain of thesaltwater crocodile. Explore the park with its abundanceof wildlife, including water birds, turtles, wallabies andcassowaries. See the notorious head shake and death rollof a huge crocodile at the Crocodile Attack Show.Discover the world’s most venomous snakes at the SnakeShow before the return transfer to your accommodation.

Duration: 51 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Palm Coveand Port DouglasNOTE: A$4 per person fuel levy is payable direct. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures

Operated by: Frankland Island Cruise & Dive

Begin with a cruise down the Mulgrave River and learnabout the area’s unique flora and fauna. Then take ashort open water crossing to Frankland Islands - a perfectlocation to discover the wonders of the Great Barrier Reefwith a certified or introductory dive (optional extra) orsnorkellers can drift over an amazing variety of corals andmarine life. Alternatively, stay dry and discover thisunderwater paradise from the semi-sumbersible coralviewer or glass bottom boat. Lunch is served on theisland. The day is then yours to enjoy. Afternoon tea isserved on the journey back to Cairns, arriving atapproximately 5.15pm.

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Operated by: Raging Thunder

A must for those with a sense of adventure. The TullyRiver is regarded as the best rafting rivers in Australia.Travel south to the mighty Tully River which snakesthrough stunning World Heritage-listed rainforest. Anawesome day out rafting grade 3-4 rapids over five hoursawaits and at the end enjoy a well earned barbecuelunch alongside the river bank. Expect the need to holdon at times, however no experience is necessary.

Duration: 12 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns from 6.30amNOTE: A$30 Rafting Levy is payable direct - comprising partial recovery ofland management agency prescribed daily client fee, water release fee, publicrisk insurance premiums and government taxes and charges. Not suitable forchildren under 12 years. Tour does not operate 1 Jan 11.

Half Day Tully River White WaterRafting

Operated by: Tropical Horizons Tours

Combine the Kuranda Scenic Train and/or Skyrail andtravel to Kuranda village, a quaint little township in therainforest. Beyond Kuranda, travel to the amazingTablelands. Visit Skybury, North Queensland’s oldest andlargest coffee plantation. Enjoy The Coffee IndulgenceTour followed by a fabulous lunch at the PlantationRestaurant. In the afternoon visit Granite Gorge, whereyou have time for either a quick dip in the swimmingholes, feed the wallabies or a walk through the stonewilderness. The tour is completed with a tropical fruittasting before returning to Cairns via the Skyrail canopy.

Duration: 81 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches and PalmCoveNOTE: A fuel levy may also be payable direct. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

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Travel to the World Heritage-listed region of CapeTribulation. Cruise on the Daintree River through silentbackwaters where crocodiles can normally be seenbasking on the muddy banks. Enjoy morning tea atThornton Beach before heading towards Cape Tribulationand the Coral Sea via Alexandra Range Lookout. Arrive atCape Tribulation and trek to the top of the Cape with itsmagnificent views of the bay and crystal clear Coral Sea.Cross flowing creeks to climb up through the DonovanRange to arrive at the secluded Cowie Beach. Enjoy apicnic lunch and take a walk along the speciallyconstructed rainforest and mangrove walk.

Duration: 101 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns

Daintree 4WD Wanderer

Operated by: Cairns Seaplanes

Experience the spectacular views of Green Island andsurrounding reefs with a 10 minute one-way scenicseaplane flight, touching down on the clear waters ofGreen Island. Spend four hours on Green Island includinga semi-submarine coral viewing tour in air-conditionedcomfort, snorkelling or diving. Enjoy a delicious Aussiebarbecue lunch on board the Big Cat vessel. A fast 45-minute return cruise to Cairns completes an unforgettableday.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily

Green Island Fly and Cruise Adventure

Operated by: Trek North Safaris

Drive along one of Australia’s most spectacular coastaldrives to the resort village of Port Douglas. On arrival atMossman Gorge, swim in the cool pristine waters or joina guided rainforest walk. Continue to the Daintree River,enjoy morning tea before taking a river cruise. Travel tothe spectacular Alexandra Range Lookout before lunch.Head further north to the isolated Cape Tribulation. Thereis time to visit the lookout before taking a walk throughthe National Park followed by afternoon tea. Traverse theAlexandra Range, cross the river by cable barge and enjoya leisurely drive back to Cairns.

Duration: 101 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches and PalmCove at 7.30amNOTE: This tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 10.

Cape Tribulation and Daintree 4WD Tour


Discover the unique wilderness of the World Heritage-listed rainforests of Cape Tribulation and MossmanGorge. Also included is the Daintree Rainforest AerialWalkway and Canopy Tower which allows easy access toevery part of the rainforest. Enjoy lunch at CapeTribulation Resort & Spa, swim in the resort pool andexplore the beach at the doorstep to the resort. The touralso cruises the Daintree River with a guide who willreveal the special wildlife of this ancient waterway - thedomain of the estuarine crocodile. Snakes, water birdsand butterflies are also inhabitants of the mangrove-linedriverbanks. Following afternoon tea travel through theDaintree Valley and return to your accommodation.

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily

Cape Tribulation and DaintreeRainforest


Head south on a path less travelled for a ‘birds eye view’of the Wet Tropics World Heritage listed National Park. Atthe Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway, stand high in therainforest on cantilever viewing platforms, and take in theenormity of this beautiful landscape. After a shortrainforest walk to Josephine Falls, enjoy a picnic lunchand perhaps a swim. Final stop is Boulders WildernessReserve for a casual stroll around the boulder circuit.Includes: Morning tea, picnic lunch and all National Parkentrance fees.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Cairns, Cairns Beaches and PalmCove.NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 December 2010.

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Ocean View room


223-227 The Esplanade, Cairns

Location: Just two kilometres from Cairns city centre atthe north end of The Esplanade. The hotel is a 20 minutewalk from the city centre and a 10 minute drive fromCairns Airport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 131 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Acacia Court1.

Our View: A popular hotel in an excellentwaterfront location. The Esplanade walkingtracks and parklands are right at your door.

Studio room


167-171 Sheridan Street, Cairns

Location: Handy location, 500 metres from the city centreand just 300 metres from Cairns Central shopping centre.There is a large choice of rooms to ensure something tosuit.Property Facilities: Restaurant • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 81 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer

Cairns Queens Court3.

Our View: Cairns Queens Court offers an array ofcomfortable accommodation at the right price.Shopping and restaurants are within easy reach.

Studio room


287 Lake Street, Cairns

Location: Within walking distance to the popular CairnsEsplanade, numerous restaurants and city CBD. Property Facilities: 2 pools • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 58 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • balcony

Tropical Queenslander23.

Our View: Affordable self-cateringaccommodation, situated close to The Esplanadewith shopping and numerous restaurants nearby.

One Bedroom Suite



Location: One block from the Cairns Esplanade and onlya 15 minute leisurely walk to downtown Cairns. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • tourdesk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 70 rooms • 20 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • balcony

Bay Village Tropical Retreat and Apartments

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Our View: The beautiful restaurant servesauthentic Balinese cuisine and is a popular spotfor tourists and locals alike!

Hibiscus Suite



Location: Within walking distance to Cairns Esplanade,numerous restaurants, shops and Cairns CBD. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 93 rooms • 20 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Cairns Queenslander4.

Our View: One of our most popular Cairnsproperties, with its friendly staff and comfortableaccommodation choices. Enjoy a culinaryexperience at Diggers Restaurant.

Standard room


166-172 Grafton Street, Cairns

Location: Right in the heart of Cairns city, Coral Tree Innis only a short stroll to The Esplanade and restaurants ofCairns. Rooms are set around a central pool area thatgives the property a quiet, intimate feel, perfect after aday of sightseeing.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 47 rooms • 8 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer

Coral Tree Inn6.

Our View: A smaller boutique-style property,offering value-for-money accommodation in ahandy location.

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Trinity Inlet, Cairns

Twin room



Location: Tranquil location on Cairns Esplanadeoverlooking beautiful Trinity Bay and surroundingparklands. An easy 15 minute walk along The Esplanadetakes you into downtown Cairns.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 173 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • mini bar• in-house movies

Mercure Cairns Harbourside11.

Our View: Great property at an affordable price.Superb views over Trinity Bay and a quietlocation make this a popular choice.


18-26 Cannon Street, Cairns

Location: Four kilometres from Cairns city centre, set on11 acres of award-winning, lush tropical gardens. Sixkilometres from Cairns Airport. A beautiful tropical resortoffering a range of facilities in a relaxed environment.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 3 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 345 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Cairns Colonial Club3.

Our View: Perfect for all travellers, with beautifultropical gardens and a quiet location. You’llbarely need to leave the resort!

Premium Ocean View room


121 The Esplanade, Cairns

Location: Central Esplanade location, barely five minutes'walk to City Place and Cairns swimming lagoon.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 237 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn Cairns8.

Our View: This superb waterfront property hasmagnificent views over Trinity Bay and themountains. Definitely one of the popular placesto stay in Cairns.

Hotel room



Location: Central city location on the Cairns Esplanade.Perfect for restaurants, transport and water-basedactivities. Beautifully set above the newly developedwaterfront esplanade of Cairns.Property Facilities: Pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 235 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • iron/ironing board • fully-equippedkitchen • balcony • hairdryer

Mantra Trilogy10.

Our View: Superb modern apartments right in thecentre of town. Great views of Trinity Inlet andthe Cairns swimming lagoon. One of Cairns’ bestrestaurants lies at the doorstep.

One Bedroom Ocean View room


Cnr The Esplanade & Shields Street, Cairns

Location: On the Cairns Esplanade, opposite Cairnsswimming lagoon and The Pier Marketplace. The ReefFleet Terminal is just across the road for all cruises to theGreat Barrier Reef.Property Facilities: Pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 124 rooms and apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)

Mantra Esplanade Cairns9.

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Location: Within a few minutes’ walk to shopping,restaurants, the Reef Fleet Terminal and Cairns lagoon.Having completed a major refurbishment, the new lookOasis is modern and stylish.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 314 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort12.

Our View: One of Cairns’ biggest and bestresorts. City location, great facilities and a hugefree-form swimming lagoon.

Deluxe room



Location: Downtown Cairns, overlooking the swimminglagoon, casino, Trinity Inlet and Cairns city. The Reef FleetTerminal, from where the majority of reef cruises depart,is across the road. Meat lovers will relish the new‘Bushfire’ grill.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 176 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Pacific International Hotel Cairns13.

Our View: A true Cairns icon! This family-ownedhotel prides itself on its reputation and service,with one of the most convenient locations.


Cnr The Esplanade & Kerwin Street, Cairns

Location: Only minutes to the City Centre along theCairns Esplanade. Resort-style tower accommodationwith commanding views of Cairns surrounds and ocean.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 242 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • in-housemovies • balcony • hairdryer

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Our View: Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns offerssome of the best views along The Esplanade andthe beautiful Coral Sea.

Deluxe room


Cnr Spence & Grafton Streets, Cairns

Location: Central city, ideally located to all that Cairnshas to offer including the Cairns Convention Centre, Reef Casino, Reef Fleet Terminal and Cairns Centralshopping complex.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 100 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rydges Plaza Cairns16.

Our View: Convenient downtown location, in themidst of the shopping, restaurant and touristprecincts.

Our View: One of the best locations in Cairns,with stylish rooms and restaurants and withshopping nearby! The Courthouse hotel behindthe hotel is perfect for an afternoon refreshment.

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Location: Ideally situated right on Cairns Esplanadeoverlooking the Coral Sea. Minutes’ stroll to city centre,shopping and Barrier Reef departures.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 246 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

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Our View: Sensational views, relaxing pool areaand a magnificent waterfront location! It has agreat day spa on level one.

Tower King Suite


Cnr Florence & Abbott Streets, Cairns

Location: Centrally located only minutes’ walk todowntown, The Esplanade and restaurants. Thisboutique-style hotel is undoubtedly one of Cairns’prettiest and most charming properties with beautifulplantation-style architecture. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 87 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player

The Hotel Cairns20.

Our View: A lovely property. The hotel’s facade istruly one of the best examples of Queenslandarchitecture.

Studio


3-11 Water Street, Cairns

Location: Opposite Cairns Central shopping centre.Designed in a modern atrium style, the apartments arebuilt around a recreational spa, lap pools and landscapedgardens.Property Facilities: 3 pools • gym/fitness centre • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 192 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Southern Cross Atrium Apartments19.

Our View: Superb apartments in a centrallocation offering excellent value-for-dollaraccommodation!


2 Greenslopes Street, Cairns

Location: Next to Cairns’ magnificent botanic gardensand the city is only a five-minute drive away. A hugeresort complex that caters superbly for all holiday makers.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 4 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 280 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer

The Lakes Cairns Resort & Spa21.

Our View: Relax and enjoy the tropical lifestyle inthese superbly-designed apartments. The largeoutdoor lanais and pool areas are unique to TheLakes and are ideal for entertaining!

Deluxe Water View room



Location: A resort-style hotel adjacent to the Reef FleetTerminal on Trinity Bay Inlet. The tastefully-appointedrooms all feature a private balcony with stunning views ofeither the bay or Trinity Inlet.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 263 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Hilton Cairns7.

Our View: Enjoy a relaxing drink on thewaterfront. This hotel has a superb location, withthe Reef Fleet Terminal, casino and greatrestaurants at your door.

Junior Suite


35-41 Wharf Street, Cairns

Location: Downtown, only minutes away from the ReefFleet Terminal, Cairns lagoon and some of Cairns’ finestrestaurants.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 3 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 128 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi inroom

Pullman Reef Hotel Casino(formerly The Sofitel Reef Casino)

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Our View: Stylish, well-appointed rooms, superbdining options and an unbeatable location. Oneof Tropical North Queensland’s best!


Pier Point Road, Cairns

Location: The Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns isnestled on the Marlin Marina in the heart of the city. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • free internet• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 255 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • interconnecting rooms

Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns18.

Our View: Location, location, location! On theMarlin Marina connected to The Pier shoppingcomplex and adjacent to the Trinity BayEsplanade.

City Mountain View Twin room


17 Abbott Street, Cairns

Location: In the heart of Cairns, opposite the casino.Walking distance to the Reef Fleet Terminal and Cairnslagoon. Just 15 minutes from the airport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • businesscentre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 321 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Cairns 22.

Our View: The rooms are modern and stylish butstill retain their tropical feel. A treatment at theday spa is highly recommended.

Living area



Location: Positioned on Cairns Esplanade withpanoramas of Trinity Bay. Opposite parklands andrecreational facilities and a short walk along TheEsplanade to local facilities.Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 33 rooms • 12 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi inroom • CD player

Waters Edge Apartments24.

Our View: Waters Edge Apartments providepremium Cairns accommodation in the heart ofparadise. The gorgeous apartments are availableat affordable rates.

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Studio room


92 Moore Street, Trinity Beach

Location: On the coast at beautiful Trinity Beach, only 15 minutes’ drive from Cairns city or airport. Just a shortwalk away are The Esplanade restaurants and the goldensands of Trinity Beach. There is a lovely pool area andbarbecue area with direct access to the beach.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 38 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Amaroo at Trinity

Our View: These comfortable apartments have an awesome hillside location, with stunningviews over the Coral Sea and surrounds. Kickback, relax and enjoy.


Cnr Oleander & Matthew Streets, Holloways Beach

Location: Across from Holloways Beach, just 10 minutesnorth of Cairns. Only a short walk from shops andrestaurants. Cairns Beach Resort is a fully integrated low-rise retreat offering everything you need to create a homeaway from home. Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 73 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• interconnecting rooms

Cairns Beach Resort

Our View: Lovely apartments, with a relaxingpool area and only metres from the beach.


Trinity Beach Road & Vasey Esplanade, Trinity Beach

Location: Fifteen minutes north of Cairns, on the oceanesplanade in beautiful Trinity Beach, Cairns’ favouritebeach.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 56 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

Coral Sands Resort

Our View: One of Trinity’s most popularproperties. The apartments cater for everyone.

Deluxe Pandanus Bungalow


Kewarra Beach, Cairns

Location: On a palm-fringed, private sandy beach, only20 minutes north of Cairns. All accommodation is inprivate bungalows with verandahs, surrounded by lushtropical gardens, natural lagoons and creeks. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • pool with swim-up bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 50 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player

Kewarra Beach Resort

Our View: Though only 20 minutes from Cairns,Kewarra Beach Resort is a quintessential holidayresort.


78-86 Moore Street, Trinity Beach

Location: Trinity Beach is one of Cairns’ most sought-after beaches, only 15 minute drive from Cairns Airport.The Vue is positioned on the Trinity Beach hilltopoverlooking the Esplanade, with panoramic views.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 51 rooms • 25 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi inroom • CD player

Trinity Beach Vue Apartments

Our View: Luxury and affordability on one ofCairns’ most sought after beaches.

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Cairns BeachesA collection of beachside suburbsthat are very tropical and linedwith palm trees. All have arelaxed holiday atmosphere andoffer an excellent range ofaccommodation and beachfrontrestaurants. There are regular busservices to Cairns.

Holloways Beach Cafe

Kewarra Beach



45 Williams Esplanade, Palm Cove

Location: Central Palm Cove, a 25-minute drive northfrom Cairns. The resort is right on the esplanade. MantraAmphora offers spacious apartments, many with fabulousocean views. A sprawling lagoon pool makes it a greatchoice for families.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 168 rooms and apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • iron/ironing board • spabath/jacuzzi in room • fully-equipped kitchen • hairdryer

Mantra Amphora

Our View: This large resort is one of Palm Cove’sfamily favourites. The esplanade area at the frontof the resort contains some of Palm Cove’s bestrestaurants.

Superior room


Coral Coast Drive, Palm Cove

Location: Only a short stroll to the beautiful palm-fringedbeach of Palm Cove. The Novotel Rockford is a fully-integrated resort, great for families and couples alike. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 4 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 192 rooms • 28 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments) • in-house movies

Novotel Rockford Palm Cove

Our View: Palm Cove’s largest and best all-roundresort. Five minutes’ stroll to the beach andvillage.

Spa Suite


10-14 Harpa Street, Palm Cove

Location: In the centre of Palm Cove and only 50 metresfrom Palm Cove Beach. Walking distance to bars andrestaurants. The Reef Retreat is a boutique-style hotelwith rooms tucked amongst the trees and surrounding a central pool area. Rooms are spacious and stylish.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 36 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

The Reef Retreat

Our View: Sensational, boutique-style propertywith a beautifully-shaded pool area.

Two Bedroom Club Apartment - Lounge


Cnr Veivers Road & Williams Esplanade, Palm Cove

Location: On a palm-fringed beach, overlooking the CoralSea. Only 20 minutes drive north of Cairns. The resortfeatures a choice of luxuriously-appointed studios or oneand two bedroom apartments with large balconies. Setaround a large lagoon pool, this is a stylish retreat.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • bar • pool • healthspa centre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 129 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes • CD player

Grand Mercure Rockford EsplanadeResort, Palm Cove

Our View: Grand Mercure Rockford Esplanadefurther enhances Palm Cove’s choice of beautifulaccommodation.



Location: The world renowned Sebel Reef House sets thebenchmark in luxury accommodation. Rooms arebeautifully appointed and wind around a central oasis.The day spa at the Sebel Reef House is an experience notto be missed. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 3 pools• health spa centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 69 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Reef House, Palm Cove

Our View: A boutique-style property offeringquality personalised service and class. Therestaurant is one of the best in the region.

One Bedroom Pool View Suite


1 Veivers Road, Palm Cove

Location: The only five-star resort in Palm Cove situatedon absolute beachfront. All rooms offer panoramic viewsof either the ocean or the beautiful tropical gardens. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools • heatedpool • health spa centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 67 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Angsana Resort & Spa Great Barrier Reef

Our View: True beachfront luxury! Angsanafeatures a superb day spa and a sensationalbeachfront restaurant.

Spa room



Location: Oceanfront in the heart of Palm Cove village,overlooking the beautiful Coral Sea and Double Island. Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • bar • 3 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 220 rooms • 160 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • in-house movies• bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi in room

Peppers Beach Club Resort & Spa

Our View: Unique architecture, large free-formlagoon pool and modern, stylish rooms combineto make this one of Palm Cove’s best!

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Palm CoveThe gorgeous seaside village ofPalm Cove is located only a short 30-minute drive north of centralCairns. It is a sophisticated andcosmopolitan destination,boasting some of the regions’finest restaurants, hotels and dayspas yet it still manages to retainits low-rise village atmosphere.

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Port Douglas & The DaintreeThis international celebrity hotspot and popular film location is characterised by a sophisticated and friendlyvillage atmosphere, surrounded by spectacular scenery. The town boasts the famous Four Mile Beach, award-winning restaurants, and world-class shopping. It is the perfect base for exploring the Great Barrier Reef, therainforest at World Heritage-listed Daintree and the beaches at Cape Tribulation.

10 Top Secrets...

• Taking a leisurely stroll at sunrise on Four-

Mile beach, an enchanting hour

• Sailing as a guest with local boaties every

Wednesday afternoon - just register your

name with the Port Douglas Yacht Club

• Discovering the wondrous world of

Australia’s first inhabitants in the region’s

quality Aboriginal tours and experiences

• Enjoying an invigorating swim in the

rainforest at the stunning Mossman

Gorge, before visiting the luxurious Silky

Oaks for lunch

• Swimming with magnificent Dwarf

Minke Whales on the Great Barrier Reef

• Taking a night spotlight tour of wildlife in

the Daintree Rainforest

• Dining by candlelight in the rainforest

with Aboriginal storytelling and music at

Flames of the Forest

• Spotting a saltwater crocodile in the wild

on a Daintree River cruise

• Seeing an amazing array of North

Queensland Wildlife while enjoying the

famous Breakfast with the Birds at the

Rainforest habitat

• Crossing the world-renowned Daintree

River by cable-driven ferry into Daintree

National Park


Cnr Langley & Port Douglas Roads, Port Douglas

Location: Oaks Lagoons is just a few minutes' drive fromthe centre of Port Douglas. There's a feast of restaurants,bars and bistros nearby.Property Facilities: 6 pools • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 30 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Oaks Lagoons3.

Our View: Choose a courtyard garden apartment,or an apartment with ‘swim-out’ access to one oftwo breathtaking lagoon pools.

Resort Garden View room


Port Douglas Road, Port Douglas

Location: Set in beautiful landscaped gardens against abackdrop of rainforest and mountains, and a short strollto the beach. Rydges Sabaya has recently undergone acomplete room refurbishment and transformation. Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 65 rooms • 127 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Sabaya Resort6.

Our View: One of the most popular resorts inTropical North Queeensland offering somethingfor everyone! A great relaxed atmosphere!

Studio


15-17 Davidson Street, Port Douglas

Location: Just 50 metres from Macrossan Street, minutesto the Marina Mirage and spectacular Four Mile Beach isonly 200 metres away. The pool is now heated yearround and provides the opportunity for a refreshing visit,no matter when you visit.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 15 rooms • 18 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

The Meridian Port Douglas11.

Our View: Superb apartment complex in PortDouglas. The resort is suited to couples that wantto unwind and enjoy the ambience of the tropicswith tranquillity and intimacy.

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PORT DOUGLAS HOTELS ANDAPARTMENTS1. MANTRA PORTSEA RESORT2. MERCURE TREETOPS RESORT &

SPA3. OAKS LAGOONS4. PEPPERS BEACH CLUB PORT

DOUGLAS5. PORT DOUGLAS PENINSULA

BOUTIQUE HOTEL6. SABAYA RESORT PORT

DOUGLAS7. SEA TEMPLE RESORT & SPA

PORT DOUGLAS8. SHANTARA RESORT & SPA

PORT DOUGLAS9. SHERATON MIRAGE PORT

DOUGLAS10. THALA BEACH LODGE11. THE MERIDIAN PORT DOUGLAS12. VILLA SAN MICHELE

OTHER HOTELS ANDAPARTMENTS AVAILABLE ONAPPLICATION13. BAY VILLAS RESORT14. BEACHES15. BREAKFREE REEF CLUB RESORT16. CAYMAN VILLAS17. CENTRAL PLAZA PORT

DOUGLAS18. CLUB TROPICAL RESORT19. HIBISCUS GARDENS SPA

RESORT20. MANDALAY SHALIMAR LUXURY

BEACHFRONT APARTMENTS21. MANTRA AQUEOUS ON PORT22. MANTRA HERITAGE RESORT23. MANTRA IN THE VILLAGE PORT

DOUGLAS24. PEPPERS BALE PORT DOUGLAS25. PORT DOUGLAS APARTMENTS26. PORT DOUGLAS CORAL

APARTMENTS27. PORT DOUGLAS PALM VILLAS28. PORT DOUGLAS RETREAT29. RENDEZVOUS REEF RESORT30. TROPICAL REEF APARTMENTS

Port DouglasPort Douglas, one ofQueensland's premier holidaydestinations, is the closest resorttown to the reef, rainforests, theDaintree and Cape TribulationNational Park. It lies on beautifulFour Mile Beach and has anunpretentious and relaxedambience as well as greatboutiques and restaurants. It isjust under an hour’s drive northof Cairns.

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316 Port Douglas Road, Port Douglas

Location: On the beach side of the road into PortDouglas, only five minutes’ drive to town. This resort isjust a three minute walk to Four Mile Beach. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 300 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen• in-house movies • hairdryer • bathrobes

Mercure Treetops Resort & Spa2.

Our View: One of Port Douglas’ most popularresorts. A tranquil oasis, ideal to escape fromit all.

Hotel Studio



Location: Approximately one hour’s drive from CairnsAirport. The resort is within easy walking distance toMacrossan Street, the beach and marina.Property Facilities: Pools • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk Accommodation: 54 rooms • 27 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes

Shantara Resort and Spa, Port Douglas

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Our View: Shantara is for the discerning holidaymaker looking for a luxurious break and most ofall, serenity. The resort does not cater for childrenunder 15 years.

Ocean View Suite


9-13 The Esplanade, Port Douglas

Location: Port Douglas village is within walking distance,with a selection of restaurants, cafes and shops.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 34 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • bathrobes • CD player

Port Douglas Peninsula BoutiqueHotel

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Our View: This beautiful boutique hotel isorientated towards adults only and does notcater for children under 15 years of age. FourMile Beach is right outside your door!

Coral Sea Bungalow


Private Road, Oak Beach, Thala Beach

Location: Forty minutes’ drive north of Cairns and 10 minutes south of Port Douglas, Thala has a two-kilometre stretch of private beach overlooking thebeautiful Coral Sea. Bungalows are built high on timber poles. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • healthspa centre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 83 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Thala Beach Lodge10.

Our View: An exclusive beachfront nature lodge,with fabulous dining.



Location: Just a short stroll to the main street. Relax inthe sun on your private swim-up pool deck or strollthrough the resort’s elegant open grounds. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 100 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player

Peppers Beach Club Port Douglas4.

Our View: Peppers Beach Club Port Douglasoffers casual sophistication, easy access to theGreat Barrier Reef and local attractions.


Mitre Street, Port Douglas

Location: On the beachfront and just five kilometres fromPort Douglas’ town centre. This beautiful property hasbeen designed with the utmost luxury and sophisticatedrelaxation in mind. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 194 rooms • 136 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Sea Temple Resort & Spa Port Douglas

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Our View: A huge choice of room types ensurethat there is something to suit everyone.


Davidson Street, Port Douglas

Location: Absolute beachfront property with an idyllicsetting amidst acres of salt-water lagoons. MagnificentFour Mile Beach is just a sandy step away and thetownship only a few minutes’ drive away.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 5 pools• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • golf course Accommodation: 294 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room

Sheraton Mirage Port Douglas 9.

Our View: This world-renowned resort offersguests exceptional standards and service.


76 Davidson Street, Port Douglas

Location: A 10 minute stroll to the restaurants of PortDouglas township and the beach. Enjoy the swim-up baror relax under a shaded verandah.Property Facilities: 3 pools • pool with swim-up bar• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 45 rooms • 100 apartments • air-conditioning • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • air-conditioning • overhead fan• refrigerator • hairdryer • spa bath/jacuzzi in room

Mantra Portsea Resort1.

Our View: Waterfalls, slides and the lagoon-stylepool make this ideally suited to those wantingsomething a little different.



39-41 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas

Location: In the absolute heart of Port Douglas township,metres from restaurants, marina and shops, and thebeach is only five minutes away. An oasis amidst thehustle and bustle of Macrossan Street.Property Facilities: 2 pools • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 40 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe

Villa San Michele12.

Our View: Popular Mediterranean-style resortoffering something a little different! Large,spacious apartments with two pools, right onMacrossan Street.

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Camelot Close, Cape Tribulation

Location: Set in the heart of a lush coastal rainforest, ashort stroll from Cape Tribulation’s beach and mangroveboardwalks. The Lodge’s magnificent gardens attract thebutterflies and birds unique to this spectacular region.You can bush walk, horse-ride, kayak, snorkel, fish in theestuaries or simply relax.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • tourdesk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 28 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Ferntree Rainforest Lodge

Our View: Ferntree offers the opportunity to relaxin the heart of the rainforest. Perfect for families,couples and friends to explore the DaintreeRainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.

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Turpentine Road, Daintree

Location: The Daintree Rainforest is where ancientrainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef. This unique resortlies deep within the world’s oldest rainforest. Experiencean area unlike any other, where yours are the onlyfootprints on an idyllic beach; where you’ll feel thatyou’ve travelled back millions of years in time. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 20 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Daintree Heritage Lodge & Spa

Our View: Immerse yourself in the sights andsounds of this ancient forest. Yours will be theonly footprints on an idyllic beach.

Rainforest Retreat


Cape Tribulation Road, Cape Tribulation

Location: Nestled between the the Daintree Rainforestand the Great Barrier Reef. The accommodation is dottedthrough the rainforest amidst wild surrounds, offeringprivate rainforest views with easy access to the white-sands of Coconut Beach. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • healthspa centre • tour desk • business centre • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 66 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Cape Tribulation Resort and Spa

Our View: Perfect for couples, friends andfamilies seeking both adventure and comfort in a rare tropical hideaway between rainforestand reef.

Queenslander room


Weary Bay, Cape Tribulation

Location: In a spectacular natural setting, 140 kilometresnorth of Cairns, where the World Heritage-listed DaintreeRainforest meets the sea. All meals and transfers areincluded. Accommodation is in natural timber cabinswhich all have en suite facilities and beautiful views of therainforest or the bay. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour deskAccommodation: 17 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes

Bloomfield Lodge - Beautifully Remote

Our View: As one of Australia’s most exclusiveluxury retreats, Bloomfield is a unique way toexperience this beautiful wilderness.


Finlay Vale Road, Mossman

Location: An oasis of elegance, nestled on the edge ofthe Daintree National Park. Just 20 minutes’ drive fromPort Douglas, it provides the perfect base to exploreTropical North Queensland and Cape Tribulation. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shop Accommodation: 50 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD playerNOTE: Children under 12 years are not catered for.

Silky Oaks Lodge

Our View: The Daintree’s premier rainforestresort! Walk through the rainforest, sample thefine cuisine, experience a sensational spatreatment or simply relax in a hammock.

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Coastal Queensland


Explorer Drive, South Mission Beach

Location: Set amongst the forested headland of SouthMission Beach, overlooking Dunk Island and theCoral Sea. The area is a nature lover’s paradise withan abundance of wildlife and spectacular rainforest.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 54 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Queen Suite

The Elandra at Mission Beach

Our View: Mission Beach’s premier property.Magnificent pool area, stunning views, timberwalkways and great food. Lash out on a KingDeluxe Suite.


74 The Esplanade, Townsville

Location: Waterfront location, five minutes’ drive fromthe airport and city centre. The resort offers a selection ofroom types and exudes a true holiday feel. Seagulls lies in a quiet suburban area, just a short distance from thecity centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • tourdesk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 55 rooms • 14 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • in-house movies • balcony

Deluxe Resort room

Seagulls Resort on the Beachfront

Our View: A tranquil seafront oasis! Magnificentshady gardens, a quiet location and a relaxingpool area justifiably make this one ofTownsville’s most popular hotels.


Sir Leslie Thiess Drive, Townsville

Location: On the breakwater, overlooking magnificentMagnetic Island, within close proximity to the city centreand local attractions. A huge range of facilities andservices including a casino.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 5 bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • businesscentre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 194 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Superior room

Jupiters Townsville Hotel and Casino

Our View: Townsville’s premier waterfrontproperty with unbeatable views! Superb facilitiesand a relaxed atmosphere make this a verypopular choice.

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QueenslandIslandsWhere else can you have thechoice of over 100 islands foryour holiday destination? Fromunique and exotic islands to theWhitsundays and the remarkableNorthern Islands of the GreatBarrier Reef, Queensland willredefine your idea of paradise.

Great Barrier Reef

Lizard Island

Things to do in the QueenslandIslands...• Feel the sand between your toes, checkout the miles of pristine beaches• Dive through the Great Barrier Reef• Succumb to the irresistible pull ofMagnetic Island, near Townsville• Enjoy the romantic seclusion offered bythe islands off the coast of Mackay• Indulge in the creature-comforts of aworld-famous Whitsundays island resort• Get back to nature with a hike throughrare island rainforest on the Fraser Coast• Explore the Great Barrier Reef fromislands peppered along the CentralQueensland coast

• Indulge in fresh, local, mouth-wateringfood and wine as the sun sets over thewater

• Whatever your pace, the rich, diverseislands of Queensland will always leave alasting impression


Location: Australia’s northernmost island resort is onlyone hour’s flight from Cairns over the Great Barrier Reef.Lizard Island is a national park covering 1,013 hectareswith 24 beaches and a lagoon. All rooms are spaciouswith ocean or beach views.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 40 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD playerNOTE: Children 12 years and under are not catered for.

Sunset Point Villa Interior

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Our View: This multi-award winning resort fusesfine dining, rugged landscapes, white sandybeaches and crystal-clear waters teeming withlife into an experience to remember.


Location: Just 27 kilometres off the coast of Cairns, or 45minutes by fast catamaran operated by Great Adventures.Green Island is a true coral cay and sits on the GreatBarrier Reef. It boasts an array of activities providingguests with a insight into the diversity of the region.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• health spa centre • tour desk • business centre • shopAccommodation: 46 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

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Green Island Resort3.

Our View: Superb accommodation, great facilitiesand when the day trippers leave, the island isyours! Green Island retains its beauty and appealas one of Tropical North Queensland’s best.


Location: A privately owned tropical paradise, just 45minutes flight from Cairns and 20 minutes by launch fromDunk Island. Each of the 16 villas is hidden in therainforest with ocean views, separate living areas andprivate balconies and a charm all of their own. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 416 rooms and villas • air-conditioning• mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player • satellite TVNOTE: Children 12 years and under are not catered for.

Villa

Bedarra Island1.

Our View: An exclusive romantic rainforestretreat where you can savour the finer things oflife. Indulge, relax and enjoy the tranquillity anddelights of magnificent Bedarra Island.


Location: Five kilometres off beautiful Mission Beach, twohours south of Cairns or two and a half hours north ofTownsville.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pools • shop • laundry • gym/fitness centre • health spa centre • jacuzzi/spa • massage • golf course • tennis court • squash court • tour desk

Accommodation: 160 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • balcony • refrigerator • mini bar • telephone • television • tea/coffee making facilities • iron/ironing board • hairdryer • kids’ club

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Dunk Island2.

Our View: Rainforest-covered mountains,beautiful beaches, activities for all and one ofAustralia’s best health spas. Dunk Island offersthe perfect escape!

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Location: In the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, HamiltonIsland offers tropical weather, azure waters, awe inspiringreefs, fascinating flora and fauna, fine food and wine, laidback luxury and plenty of activities. Choose from a rangeof accommodation options, and dining options areplentiful with more than 10 restaurants and 6 takeawayoutlets. The island boasts a bustling marina area withboutiques, convenience and specialty shops. TheHamilton Island Yacht Club has recently opened its doors and the new par-71 championship Hamilton Island Golf Course on neighbouring Dent Island hasstunning 360-degree views of adjacent islands and the mainland beyond. Accommodation:Palm Bungalows TTT

Delightful freestanding accommodation situated in atropical garden setting. This is the perfect option for thoseguests who want a romantic, affordable island holiday.Reef View Hotel TTTT

The Reef View Hotel features extremely spacious, wellappointed rooms, overlooking tropical gardens or thebreathtaking vista of the Coral Sea. Enjoy the exclusive 35 metre wet edge pool or soak up the atmosphere inthe restaurant or lounge. Beach Club TTTTT

With sophisticated yet casual elegance, the Beach Cluboffers an intimate holiday experience for couples. With its absolute beachfront location, the Beach Club offersexclusive facilities including restaurant, lounge and infinityedge pool.Whitsunday Holiday Apartments TTTh

Located opposite Catseye Beach, these one bedroomapartments offer the convenience of hotel facilities suchas housekeeping and movies on demand with theflexibility of a full size kitchen. Hamilton Island Holiday Properties TTT– TTTTh

Dotted around the island these properties range in styleand design. Sleeping from 1-8 people, these commonwalled properties offer a variety of styles and pricebrackets. Each comes with its own complimentary 4-seater buggy. Hamilton Island also offers a selection of 3 and 4 nightpackage options with a number of inclusions. Thesepackages cater for families, for those wanting a BarrierReef Experience and those on a romantic escape.

Reef View Coral Sea View Twin room

Whitsunday Holiday Apartments

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Our View: Surrounded by idyllic coral-fringedbeaches, Hamilton Island offers a lively holiday-village atmosphere.


Location: qualia is a unique expression of Australianluxury, nestled into the secluded tip of Hamilton Islandand surrounded by the unsurpassed beauty of the GreatBarrier Reef. Its sun-drenched northern aspect providesthe ideal location to appreciate the passing beauty ofeach day with 60 individual pavilions, some with privateplunge pool. All meals are included in the qualiaexperience.Property Facilities: 12 restaurants • 6 bars • 9 pools• pool with swim-up bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 60 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • CD playerNOTE: qualia does not cater for persons under the age of 18 years.

Leeward Pavillion

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Our View: A new level of Australian luxuryresorts, qualia’s commitment to uncompromisingstandards is evident from the moment you arrive.

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Location: Nestled just off the mainland coast and lessthan two kilometres long, Daydream Island offers alabyrinth of private spots. Visit the famous Lovers Cove, a private sheltered inlet with a sun-bleached coral shoreand a unique fringing coral reef, just a short snorkel fromthe shore. Daydream is also home to Australia’s largestoutdoor cinema, featuring the latest release movies. Learnmore about the Great Barrier Reef, and take part inactivities such as fish feeding at the man-made OutdoorAquarium; a complex and stunning network of reeflagoons containing many marine fish species and coral varieties. The island features several restaurants andbars each with its own distinctive taste and style. Theyoffer everything from a quick snack, smorgasbord feast ora special romantic dinner with your private tableoverlooking Mermaids Beach. Illuminated by flamingtorches, the moon and the stars, you will savour a mealyou’ll remember long after your holiday has ended.Complement your stay at Daydream Island Resort andSpa by indulging in one of several signature pamperingtherapies. Breathe in tranquility while your body relaxesand stress slips away with a natural range of treatmentsto smooth, soothe, contour and tone - leaving your bodyrevitalised and nourished at the same time.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • 3 pools• pool with swim-up bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 296 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Daydream Island Resort and Spa5.

Our View: Daydream Island Resort and Spais a fantastic year-round resort. Offering a superbRejuvenation Day Spa, superior hotel facilitiesand a relaxing tropical ambience.


Location: On the northern approaches to the WhitsundayPassage, in a quiet sheltered lagoon, Hayman blendsharmoniously into the natural environment. Haymanoffers a unique resort experience of adventure, indulgenceand natural beauty. Hayman is a member of The LeadingHotels of the World.There is a wide range of accommodation to choose from:Palm WingWith cool tropical decor, rooms are situated above theHayman Arcade amongst tropical gardens.Pool WingOverlooking the Hayman pool and tropical gardens,rooms are tiled throughout with Italian marble. Lagoon WingOn levels 1, 2 and 3 of the Lagoon Wing, roomsoverlooking the Swan lagoon, lagoon pool and gardens.Retreat WingRetreat rooms, with verandahs, are situated in thetropical garden area behind the beachfront, featuringindoor and outdoor bathroom.Beach WingBeachfront rooms with private terraces extend out ontothe coral sands at the front of the resort.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 3 bars • 3 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 212 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • CD player

Pool Wing

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Our View: Sophisticated, stylish, luxurious yetrelaxed, Hayman is one of the world’s mostacclaimed resorts, presenting a unique privateisland experience.

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Heart Reef, The Whitsundays


Location: Just 15 minutes from Shute Harbour, or anhour from Hamilton Island by launch transfer. When youdream of an island holiday, this is what you’re dreamingof; golden sandy beaches and 2,500 acres of tropicalrainforest to explore. Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • 2 pools• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 156 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer

Beach Front room

Long Island Resort8.

Our View: Unbeatable value with beautiful sandybeaches, all meals included, a huge range ofwatersports and a sheltered swimming lagoon.


Location: 32 kilometres northeast of Mackay and 50kilometres south of Hamilton Island. Brampton Island isan important national park with an abundance of nativebush and bird life and walking trails that cross the island.The island is surrounded by 12 superb sandy beaches.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pools • healthspa centre • tennis courtAccommodation: 108 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer NOTE: Children under 12 years are not catered for.

Premium Ocean View room

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Our View: One of the most scenic and naturallybeautiful islands in the Whitsunday group. Greatfood, magnificent beaches, unbeatable views anda relaxed atmosphere. Perfect!


Location: On Long Island, in a sheltered bay just 20minutes from Shute Harbour. Seclusion is assured withjust 21 bungalows, bures and cabins as well as anexclusive Platinum Suite. Relax in a hammock on yourbalcony or take your own boat to discover secludedbeaches. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tennis courtAccommodation: 21 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer

Bungalow

Peppers Palm Bay9.

Our View: Superb dining, private, romantic andsecluded. This beautiful boutique resort offers the perfect escape.

Standard room


Shute Harbour Road, Cannonvale

Location: Five minutes from Airlie Beach, in neighbouringCannonvale. Club Crocodile is an icon of Airlie Beach andthe Whitsunday Coast offering value-for-moneyaccommodation in a relaxed tropical setting.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • tourdesk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 160 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony

Club Crocodile Airlie Beach12.

Our View: Affordable, comfortable and ideal forall. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, friendly staffand oasis pool.


10 Golden Orchid Drive, Airlie Beach

Location: Ideally situated 200 metres from Airlie Beach,shops and restaurants. The resort features four tropicalswimming pools including a kids’ pool.Property Facilities: 4 pools • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 26 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer

Toscana Resort15.

Our View: This lovely mediterranean-style resortoffers superb views over the Coral Sea.

Two Bedroom Apartment - Lounge


4 Golden Orchid Drive, Airlie Beach

Location: Water's Edge apartments in Airlie Beach, arequietly nestled in the hillside amongst lush tropicalgardens, 100 metres from the centre of the bustlingcosmopolitan village of Airlie Beach.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

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Our View: If location, tranquillity and comfort arewhat you are looking for, then Water’s EdgeResort is for you. Water’s Edge Resort exudesstyle, sophistication and refinement.

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25 Ocean View Avenue, Airlie Beach

Location: Coral Sea Resort is less than a five minute strollalong a boardwalk to the main street. Within closeproximity to all shops, cafes and restaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 63 rooms • 14 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments)

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Our View: Superb accommodation in anunbeatable waterfront location. Coral Sea Resortis Airlie Beach’s premier hotel and justifiably themost popular!

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9a Hermitage Drive, Airlie Beach

Location: Only a short walk from the resort is the officialgateway to Australia's spectacular Whitsunday Islands,Airlie Beach, boasting the timeless charm of acosmopolitan seaside village.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 96 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe• bathrobes

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Our View: Peppers Coral Coast Resort AirlieBeach offers five-star luxury accommodation, likenowhere else on the mainland of theWhitsundays.

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438 Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach

Location: Adjoining Airlie Beach and nestled on PioneerBay. Surrounded by breathtaking rainforest, guests canexpect a high level of privacy.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 12 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • CD player

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Our View: Suites are serviced daily with anadditional turndown service each evening. Theretreat boasts a private sun deck and deep-waterhorizon pool.

Operated by: Fantasea Cruises

Travel by high-speed catamaran to Hardy Reef andReefworld, the largest Australian owned offshore facilityon the Great Barrier Reef. Reefworld consists of two largefloating pontoons with conveniences such as changerooms, fresh water showers, children’s swimmingenclosure, large open sundecks and extensive shadedareas where you can enjoy a lavish buffet lunch. Why notstay overnight at Reefworld? NOTE: Reef Sleep does not cater for children under 18 years.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Shute Harbour, Daydream Island andHamilton Island.

Day Cruise to Reefworld

Operated by: Cruise Whitsundays

Camira is one of the world’s fastest sailing catamarans,85 foot of pure adrenalin capable of sailing speeds up to30 knots. Its space-age design and spacious deck areaprovides the sail of a lifetime when exploring theWhitsunday Islands. Visit magnificent Whitehaven Beachwith its white silica sands, explore secluded bays withcrystal-clear waters and enjoy swimming and snorkellingduring the day. Lunch is also included.

Duration: 9 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Airlie Beach, Daydream Island, KoalaAdventure Island and Long Island. Return coach transfersfrom local area accommodation to Abel Point Marina.NOTE: Departure times vary (starting from 8am) depending on the departurepoint.

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Location: Just 72 kilometres northeast of Gladstone,Heron Island is a coral cay right on the Great Barrier Reef.Famous for its marine life, it is known as one ofAustralia’s premier dive destinations. You can swimstraight off the beach to gardens of coral teeming withfish and marine life. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 109 rooms • overhead fan• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

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Our View: The Jewel of the Reef! Pristine coralreefs, lush tropical vegetation, abundant bird andsealife and a sublime day spa make this one ofthe most beautiful and unique Australian resorts.


Moreton Island

Location: On the western side of Moreton Island NationalPark, 34 kilometres from Brisbane. The resort lies along a200-square kilometre sand island of the same group asFraser Island and is famous for bottlenose dolphins thatvisit each evening. A special and rare experience.Tangalooma also offers more than 30 land-based activities.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 3 bars • 2 pools • tourdesk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 150 rooms • 105 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • overhead fan

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Our View: The huge selection of facilitiescombined with the dolphin experience make fora very memorable holiday.


South Stradbroke Island

Location: On South Stradbroke Island, 45 minutes fromBrisbane or Coolangatta and 40 minutes by ferry fromHope Harbour on the Gold Coast.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop Accommodation: 181 rooms • 44 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • iron/ironingboard • mini bar • fully-equipped kitchen • in-housemovies • hairdryer • bathrobes • interconnecting rooms

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Couran Cove Marine Resort18.

Our View: Beautiful beaches, superb dining andfacilities and a choice of accommodation styles toplease everyone, this magnificent resort is theperfect place for that much needed getaway!


Location: Fifteen kilometres from Heron Island on theGreat Barrier Reef. The island’s pristine waters host anunimaginable variety of marine life. Wilson offerscomfortable designer-inspired tented accommodation fora maximum 12 guests. The island provides unique accessto pristine reef and beach environments including rareturtle and bird breeding grounds. All meals and selectedbeverages are included.Property Facilities: Restaurant • barAccommodation: 6 tents • bathrobesNOTE: Children 12 years and under not catered for.

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Our View: An amazing experience! Enjoyexceptional snorkelling, island and reef walks orsimply relax in the peaceful natural setting andenjoy the stunning views.

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Buccaneer Drive, Hervey Bay

Location: Absolute marina and waterfront location withviews of the Great Sandy Straits. Whale-watching toursdepart from the marina.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 152 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen

Mantra Hervey Bay

Our View: An impressive complex in an equallyimpressive location. Beautifully appointedapartments well complemented by a lagoon-styleswimming pool.


571 The Esplanade, Urangan

Location: Overlooking Urangan Pier and Hervey Bay,three hours drive north of Brisbane. Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 129 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CDplayer

Peppers Pier Resort

Our View: Peppers Pier Resort offers unrestrictedwater views of the bay and Fraser Island.


Fraser Island

Location: A relaxed holiday haven in which to experiencethe magic of Fraser Island. The resort has won multipletourism awards and is ecologically friendly. It offers a hostof interactive activities to teach you about the FraserIsland environment. There are two types ofaccommodation options, including hotel rooms and villas.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 6 bars • 4 pools• health spa centre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 152 rooms • 109 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

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Our View: A beautiful, well-appointed resortdesigned to blend in with the natural islandenvironment.

Operated by: The Fraser Island Company

Visit many of Fraser Island’s highlights. Marvel at theformations of the Coloured Sands, swim in the pristinewaters of Lake Garawongera and take a walk along theboardwalk at Eli Creek. Enjoy a tranquil stroll throughYidney rainforest and inspect the rusting hull of theMaheno shipwreck. Admire the island’s untamedwilderness, unique flora and fauna. Travel in air-conditioned, purpose built 4WD buses featuring luxuryseats and panoramic windows whilst learning from yourknowledgeable guide. Enjoy a buffet lunch at FraserIsland Wilderness Retreat. Afternoon tea is included.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from Hervey Bay Marina at 8.10amNOTE: Also available 1 Day Exclusive Tour, 2 & 3 Day Safaris - prices onapplication. Complimentary hotel pick-ups from Hervey Bay are available.Tour departs with minimum of 4 passengers.

Fraser Island One Day Safari

2 days/1 nightFraser Island (1)Operated by: The Fraser Island CompanyPrice includes• All meals • Accommodation with private facilities• National park and barge fees

ItineraryDay 1: Hervey Bay - Fraser IslandCruise across the Great Sandy Straits to Moon Pointwhere you will travel through the heart of the island,stopping to stroll through the magnificent Yidneyrainforest. Travel to the Fraser Island Wilderness Retreatfor lunch. Afterwards visit Eli Creek, the Mahenoshipwreck and the Coloured Sands. Continue up to IndianHead, the view is spectacular. Travel to Happy Valley forovernight.Overnight: Wilderness Retreat at Happy Valley

Day 2: Fraser Island - Hervey BayFollowing breakfast, head south to the deepest lake onthe island, Lake Wabby, continue on to the CentralStation, the original logging township, for a picnic lunchand stroll along picturesque Wangoolba Creek to PileValley. Enjoy a final swim at Lake Birrambeen beforedeparting Fraser Island.

Departures: Tuesday, Thursday, SaturdayNOTE: Tour is also available from Brisbane with rail transfers.

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SouthernQueensland &Fraser IslandThe seaside town of Hervey Bay inSouthern Queensland with itsswimming, boating, fishing andcrabbing is the gateway to FraserIsland, the world's largest sandisland and a World Heritage site.Its diverse and protected forests,lakes, beaches and amazingwildlife are easily accessed eitheron a guided tour or on your own.

SIGHTSEEING

From Cairns 2 days/1 nightOperated by: Reef Encounter

Experience the wonder of the Great Barrier Reef, byspending two full days at the reef. Facilities on boardinclude: 21 twin/double staterooms with privatefacilities, air-conditioning, fully licensed bar, freshgourmet meals prepared daily, heated spa, easy accesssnorkel/dive platform, and a sundeck with lounges.

ItineraryDay 1: Cairns - Great Barrier Reef From Marlin Jetty in Cairns, board ‘Reef Experience’ foryour cruise. On board receive a welcome and orientationbriefing on the vessel. Then the choice is yours. Visit tworeefs where you will have plenty of time to snorkel, sunbake and view the reef with the glass-bottom boat touring.Perhaps you could take a dive or relax before you enjoy asumptuous lunch. Following a delightful dinner you maylike to participate in a night dive or just sit back and enjoyyour evening and star gaze.

Day 2: Great Barrier Reef - CairnsEarly risers can enjoy a morning snorkel or dive or watchthe sunrise over the reef. Following a delicious breakfastyou have more time to explore the reef or soak up the sun

before cruising to Hastings Reef, again there is ample timeto snorkel, dive or just relax on board your floating resort.After lunch, cruise to Breaking Patches, an exclusive reefsite housing forests of staghorn coral, black coral trees andsensational turtle life. In the afternoon, depart for Cairnswith boom netting, and complimentary wine and cheese.

Departures: Daily from Marlin Jetty, CairnsNOTE: An Environmental Management Fee and fuel levy of A$20 per personper day is payable direct. A 3 day/2 night option is available.

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Price includes• Accommodation on board• All meals• Snorkelling equipment• Linen and towels

From Airlie Beach or Shute Harbour4 days/3 nights or 7 days/6 nightsOperated by: Barefoot Cruises Australia

This sailing holiday offers total relaxation with anemphasis on good food and friendly personalised service.Set your own pace, active or relaxed. Snorkel over coralreefs, hike national park trails, stroll along secludedbeaches or just simply relax.Accommodation: Comfortable cabins for eight guestsonly. There are above and below-deck dining areas. Ondeck guests can enjoy alfresco dining - ideal for longlunches and dinners under the stars.

Sample itineraryDay 1: Abel Point Marina - Hayman Boarding at 1.00pm at Abel Point Marina. Set sail forBlue Pearl Bay on Hayman island for snorkelling andovernight anchorage.

Day 2: Hayman - Hook IslandAfter breakfast, time is available to snorkel or hike to thetop of the island to view the magical Whitsundays. Afterlunch set sail for Langford Reef, snorkel, then overnight inone of the numerous bays on northern Hook Island.

Day 3: Hook Island - South Molle IslandSail to the southern end of Hook Island to Nara Inlet,where you can hike through rainforests to view ancientcave paintings or take a swim in the natural pools. After lunch set sail for South Molle Island for eveninganchorage.

Day 4: South Molle Island - Shute HarbourAfter a leisurely breakfast, hike up Mt Jeffries for a bird’s-eye view of the 74 Whitsunday Islands before setting sailfor Shute Harbour where the cruise concludes at midday.

Departures: Saturday at 1.00pm from Abel PointMarina, Airlie Beach. .

Departures: Tuesday at 12 noon from Shute Harbourand Saturday at 12.30pm from Abel Point MarinaNOTE: Itinerary is a sample only and may change due to weather conditionsor captain’s discretion. Itinerary for 6 night cruise available on application.Night cruises are available on application. Children under 4 years are notcatered for. Taxes and government charges of A$25 per person includingA$5 Environmental Management Charge are payable direct.

Windjammer

From Airlie Beach or Shute Harbour4 days/3 nights or 7 days/6 nightsOperated by: Barefoot Cruises

Built in Norway in 1939, this traditional sailing shipdisplays a unique and charming character. With amaximum of only 14 guests, this small group sailingadventure offers personalised attention and a hands onexperience. Accommodation is available in double staterooms, twincabins and one four berth.

Sample itinerary Northern IslandsSaturday: Depart Abel Point Marina, Airlie Beach. Set sailfor Hook Island for your overnight anchorage.

Sunday: Snorkelling and scuba diving at Blue Pearl Bayon Hayman Island before setting sail for the Outer BarrierReef. Overnight at Bait Reef.

Monday: Explore the wonders of the Outer Barrier Reefbefore departing for Nara Inlet for your overnightanchorage.

Tuesday: View the Aboriginal cave paintings beforetaking a hike through the rainforests of the fjord like inlet.Sail via Whitsunday Passage to Shute Harbour. Disembarkat 12 noon.

Sample itinerary Southern IslandsTuesday: Depart Shute Harbour at 12.30pm for CataranBay on Border Island for snorkelling, scuba diving or ahike to Mosstrooper Peak.

Wednesday: Set sail for the famous Whitehaven Beachon Whitsunday Island for swimming, beachcombing orjust lazing in the sun. Take a walk to the spectacularlookout at Hill Inlet.

Thursday: Set sail through Solway Pass via HamiltonIsland to South Molle Island. At South Molle you can goashore to visit the resort or explore one of the manywalking trails.

Friday: Your last sail back to Abel Point Marina, AirlieBeach for disembarkation at 10.00am.

Combine the two three-night cruises for an extendedWhitsunday getaway.

Departs: Saturday from Airlie Beach; Tuesday fromShute HarbourNOTE: Itinerary is a sample only and may change due to weather conditions orcaptain’s discretion. Itinerary for 6 night cruise available on application. Nightcruises are available on application. Children under 4 years are not catered for.Price includes taxes and government charges of $25 per person including $5Environmental Management Charge payable direct.

Coral Trekker

From Cairns 4 days/3 nightsOperated by: Coral Princess Cruises

ItineraryDay 1: Cairns - Thetford ReefShip departs Cairns Trinity Wharf for the outer GreatBarrier Reef. Visiting Thetford Reef and Sudbury Cay forfish feeding, snorkelling, coral viewing and scuba diving.

Day 2: Thetford Reef - Dunk IslandVisit Coates or Nathan Reefs before cruising to DunkIsland Resort for a guided rainforest walk.

Day 3: Dunk Island - Palm IslandsCruise the Family Group of islands and through thebeautiful Hinchinbrook Channel. Stop at exclusive PelorusIsland with its magnificent fringing reef, beach andrainforest. Enjoy a beach barbecue.

Day 4: Palm Islands - TownsvilleCruise Halifax Bay, passing Magnetic Island, arriving inTownsville at 10.00am.

Departures: Saturday from Cairns. This itinerary alsooperates in reverse departing from Townsville on Tuesday.

5 days/4 nights ItineraryDay 1: Cairns - CooktownEnjoy sparkling wine as you watch the sun set.

Day 2: Cooktown and Two IslesVisit one of the remote uninhabited islands of the GreatBarrier Reef. Enjoy a swim or glass-bottom boat trip. Laterthis morning cruise on to historical Cooktown.

Day 3: Lizard Island and Ribbon Reef No. 9Arrive at Lizard Island. Climb the island peak that CaptainJames Cook climbed back in 1770 or snorkel off thebeach over coral gardens. Enjoy a glass-bottom boat tripwith a marine biologist or a scuba dive with a diveinstructor. Later cruise to Ribbon Reef No. 9.

Day 4: Ribbon Reef No. 3 and Rachel Carlson ReefSpend the day exploring Ribbon Reef No. 3 and RachelCarlson Reef.

Day 5: CairnsArrive Cairns Trinity Wharf at 8.00am.

Departures: Saturday from Cairns. This itinerary alsooperates in reverse departing from Townsville on Tuesday.A one-way fly-cruise option is also available, details onapplication.NOTE: Due to weather, tides or mechanical reasons, the listed itinerariesmay be subject to change without notice.

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Things to do in theSunshine Coast...• Soak up sunny sophistication on Noosa’sHasting Street• Meet koalas in the coastal rainforest ofNoosa National Park• Browse cafes, country pubs, art andantique galleries in the sleepy mountainvillages of Montville and Maleny, atop theBlackall Ranges

• Feast on seafood on the Mooloolah Riverin Mooloolaba• Relax on the wide beaches ofMaroochydore• Find great surf beaches and estuarycreeks brimming with fish in Caloundra• Jump onboard the Noosa Evergladescruise and experience the tranquil,mirrored waterways of theNoosa Everglades

• Don’t miss the scene-stealingGlass House Mountains• See seals, sharks, stingrays, turtles andseahorses in a purpose-built underwaterfacility at Steve Irwin’s famousAustralia Zoo

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Two Bedroom Villa


187 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville

Location: Opposite the Noosa River and NoosavilleForeshore Park, on Gympie Terrace in the heart ofNoosaville. Surrounded by restaurants and close to shops.Property Facilities: 8 restaurants • bar • 3 pools• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 62 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • CD player

The Islander Noosa Resort

Our View: Great facilities, location and value fora family holiday in a tropical setting. Shops andrestaurants are at your door.


3 Hilton Terrace, Noosaville

Location: Opposite Noosa Harbour Marine Village, on Lake Doonella. The hotel features beachhouse-stylestudios and villas and Noosa’s largest pool complex. Everybeach house has a view of the lake, river or pool.Property Facilities: 3 pools • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 126 rooms • 93 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments)

Australis Noosa Lakes Apartments

Our View: A modern resort-style complex with anarray of facilities making it ideal for families andcouples alike.

One Bedroom Deluxe


62 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads

Location: Directly opposite Noosa Main Beach. Offeringprivacy and exclusivity, less than 30 metres to the beachand minutes from the national park.Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 119 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Breakfree French Quarter

Our View: Offering a large central lagoon-stylepool, this resort is minutes to the beach andshops. Great for the family holiday.


16 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads

Location: On Noosa Hill, five minutes’ walk to HastingsStreet and Main Beach. Overlooking Laguna Bay, NoosaRiver and the hinterland.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 57 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CDplayer

Noosa Blue Resort

Our View: Contemporary by design, this resortoffers quality features. Upgrading to the onebedroom penthouse suites with the rooftop spa is recommended.

Two Bedroom Apartment


Cnr The Esplanade & Venning Street, Mooloolaba

Location: Directly opposite the beach at Mooloolaba,close to shops and fantastic restaurants. Twelvekilometres from Maroochydore Airport and 110kilometres from Brisbane Airport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 201 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Mantra Mooloolaba Beach

Our View: Highly recommended for families andcouples alike. The selection of facilities caters forevery need.

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32 Hastings Street, Noosa

Location: In the heart of Noosa, offering the best inlocation, luxury and lifestyle. Surrounded by cafes, withNoosa’s Main Beach on one side and the Noosa River onthe other. This boutique hotel has cleverly designedwaterways linking the lush tropical landcaped gardens.Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 70 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • fully-equipped kitchen • tea making facilities• internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer• bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

The Sebel Resort Noosa

Our View: Luxury apartments in the best locationmakes this a great holiday choice.

Deluxe Studio


94 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads

Location: 25 kilometres from Maroochydore Airport or 2 hours’ drive north of Brisbane. Just 2 minutes fromHastings Street, overlooking 9 hectares of a protectedconservation sanctuary.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • tennis court Accommodation: 108 rooms • 78 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Quay West Resort Noosa

Our View: This 5-star resort is situated on NoosaSound and 9 hectares of National ParkConservation Sanctuary.

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Things to do in Brisbane...• Experience the thrill of climbing thefamous Story Bridge• Glide down the river on a majesticpaddlesteamer• Laze in the lush riverside gardens ofSouth Bank, swim in its lagoon thenbrowse the markets

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Travel directly to Australia Zoo where you will have timeto experience the best of Australia Zoo. This wildlifeTheme Park is too good to rush. Spend almost 6 hoursseeing the many shows and demonstrations includingcrocodile feeding and snake handling. The handlers evenwalk the animals through the park so you can get upclose and personal. The zoo has a team of over 500 whobelieve in conservation through exciting education andwill ensure you have a wildlife experience you will neverforget.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: DailyNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Croc Express Tour


Enjoy the best sights of Brisbane. Cruise along theBrisbane River, see South Bank Parklands and the CBD asyou cruise through the city centre. Pass the KangarooPoint Cliffs and see some of the spectacular homes thatgrace the river banks. Stop for morning tea which isincluded, see the view from Bartley’s Lookout andmagnificent Newstead House. After lunch, stop at SouthBank Parklands (own expense) travel out to Lone PineKoala Sanctuary and have the opportunity to cuddle akoala. Finish the afternoon at Mt Coot-tha lookout beforereturning to the city.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: Daily except 3 May 10, 25 Dec 10

Full Day Brisbane’s Best

Operated by: Moreton Bay Escapes

Cruise across beautiful Moreton Bay to Moreton Island.Board a 4WD and drive off the ferry directly on to thebeach. Moreton Island is the world’s third-largest sandisland of which 98% is a protected national park. The firstactivities are sand boarding and tobogganing. Boogyboarding and body surfing are next! After a picnic lunchhead to Cape Moreton lighthouse, an imposing rockheadland 80 metres above sea level. Your last stop isBlue Lagoon, one of Moreton Island’s most beautifulfresh water lakes.

Duration: 10 hours

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Operated by: Australia Zoo

This is your opportunity to visit one of Australia’s mostfamous parks - Australia Zoo, in the heart of the SunshineCoast, one hour from Brisbane. This amazing facility istestament to Steve Irwin’s commitment and dedicationtowards animal conservation and research. There are over1000 native and exotic animals and more than 500dedicated staff. Catch all of the slithering, swooping andjaw-snapping fun at the Crocoseum’s Wildlife WarriorShow, along with a selection of 14 other exciting showsincluding tigers, koalas and more. Get up close andpersonal with the wildlife as you wander through therainforest aviary, kangaroo haven or the koala exhibits.

Departs: Admission: 9.00am-4.00pm except 25 Dec 10

Australia Zoo General Admission

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Standard Queen room


27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane

Location: Centrally located in the Brisbane CBD. Withinwalking distance to the Queen Street Mall, TreasuryCasino and the Queensland Performing Arts Complex atSouth Bank. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 218 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Ibis Brisbane2.

Our View: Excellent location. Value for money.

Studio


161 Grey Street, South Bank

Location: Next to the Brisbane Convention Centre in thevibrant South Bank precinct. Within walking distance tothe Performing Arts Centre, State Art Gallery and theMuseum.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 161 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Mantra South Bank3.

Our View: With the restaurants and cafes ofSouth Bank at your doorstep, this makes for the perfect weekend escape.

One bedroom apartment


15 Ivory Lane, Brisbane

Location: Adjacent to the Story Bridge with great views.A short stroll to Brisbane’s finest cafes, restaurants andclubs. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 62 rooms • 99 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments) • in-house movies

Medina Executive Brisbane4.

Our View: Relaxed, friendly and near Chinatown.Very popular.

Superior room


200 Creek Street, Brisbane

Location: Walking distance to the CBD and Queen StreetMall.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 296 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Brisbane5.

Our View: Renowned for its superior quality andcomfort, and perfect for business or pleasure.

Apartment bedroom


293 North Quay, Brisbane

Location: Walking distance to Suncorp Stadium, QueenStreet Mall, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 17 rooms • 100 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player • mini bar • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments)

Park Regis North Quay7.

Our View: Fantastic views of the Brisbane River.

Studio Twin room


255 Ann Street, Brisbane

Location: In Brisbane’s CBD within walking distance toQueen Street Mall and public transport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 134 rooms • 76 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CDplayer • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)• in-house movies

Rendezvous Hotel Brisbane9.

Our View: A central hotel with apartment-styleaccommodation, just metres to Queen StreetMall.

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Superior room


345 Wickham Terrace, Brisbane

Location: A short stroll to downtown shopping andentertainment districts. The hotel offers elevated viewsover the city of Brisbane and surrounding Mount Coot’tharanges.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 180 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Urban Brisbane14.

Our View: Comfortable accommodation withfriendly service at a great price.

One Bedroom Suite


Cnr Charlotte & Albert Streets, Brisbane

Location: Just metres to many of Brisbane’s shops,restaurants and cafes and a short walk to TreasuryCasino, Botanic Gardens and South Bank Parklands.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 32 rooms • 121 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • in-house movies • balcony

The Sebel Suites Brisbane13.

Our View: Quality accommodation and fantasticlocation from which to explore Brisbane’s shops,bars and dining options.

Deluxe room


103 George Street, Brisbane

Location: In the CBD, opposite Conrad Treasury Casino.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 99 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Marque Hotel Brisbane11.

Our View: Quality, boutique hotel, a short walk toQueen Street Mall and South Bank Parklands.

Kitchen and living room


108 Albert Street, Brisbane

Location: On the famous Festival Hall site in the heart ofBrisbane CBD.Property Facilities: Pool • gym/fitness centre • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 401 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • CDplayer

Oaks Festival Towers6.

Our View: Stylish apartments with high qualityappliances and great shopping at your doorstep.

Citigate Superior room


King George Square, Brisbane

Location: This landmark hotel is ideally located in theheart of Brisbane’s shopping and CBD district. Withinwalking distance to the Queen Street Mall, South Bank,casino and the Queensland Performing Arts Complex.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 438 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Sebel and Citigate King George Square

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Our View: Minutes to shops and restaurants, in acentral Brisbane location.

Deluxe King room


George Street, Brisbane

Location: In the heart of Brisbane, offering a world of firstclass accommodation and entertainment.Property Facilities: 5 restaurants • 7 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 130 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Conrad Treasury Brisbane1.

Our View: A multi-award five-star hotel coupledwith the excitement of a world-class casino.

One Bedroom Suite


132 Alice Street, Brisbane

Location: Overlooking the city Botanic Gardens, BrisbaneRiver and Kangaroo Point Cliffs.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 68 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes • CD player

Quay West Suites Brisbane8.

Our View: Beautifully appointed apartment hoteldirectly opposite the picturesque BotanicGardens.

Superior room


249 Turbot Street, Brisbane

Location: Just minutes’ walk to the vibrant BrisbaneQueen Street Mall. Above Central Railway Station.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 429 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Sofitel Brisbane Central10.

Our View: A modern hotel, with well-appointedrooms. Located a short walk to Queen StreetMall, this luxurious hotel has a little somethingfor everyone.

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Gold CoastWhether you’re planning a familyholiday or a romantic escape, theGold Coast has something foreveryone including beachesrenowned worldwide.

Warner Bros. Movie World

Mick Schamburg Park Lookout

Surfers Paradise

Things to do on the Gold Coast...• Ride the world-class waves ofBroadbeach, Kirra and Main Beach• Get your thrills on virtual reality rides atDreamworld• Jump in a giant wavepool at Wet ‘n’ WildWater Park• Swim with dolphins at Sea World• Watch movies being made at WarnerBros. Movie World

• Meet hundreds of multicolouredmountain parrots in Currumbin Sanctuary• Shop til you drop in art and craft markets,huge airy malls and high-end boutiques• Get into the Gold Coast’s glitz, glamourand fun at its bars, nightclubs and events• Explore the hinterland... visit the quaintmountain villages such as MountTamborine

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Operated by: Warner Village Theme Parks

Australian Outback Spectacular is the first of its kind inAustralia. This unique and exciting show captures thegrandeur of the Australian Outback, with spectacularvisual effects and raw energy all of its own. Each nightthe giant, purpose-built thousand-seat arena thunderswith the hooves of Australian stock horses as an action-packed performance unfolds. It’s an electric atmospherepresented with state-of-the-art lighting and sound asAustralia’s leading stunt riders and stockmen play out astory of two rival cattle stations. During the performance,a traditional 3-course Australian barbecue and drinks willbe served as the action unfolds!

Admission: Open nightly from 6.30pm (except Mondayand Christmas Day). Double shows are scheduled oversummer, details available on application.

Australian Outback Spectacular

Operated by: Ballooning With Hot Air

An unforgettable and magical way to witness theamazing skyline of Australia’s most famous holidaycoastline. You will be collected from your hotel (subject tolocation) from 4.30am and transferred to the Gold Coasthinterland. On arrival at the launch area, the balloons areinflated in preparation for an hour-long flight across themajestic Gold Coast hinterland. Upon landing, assist withthe fun of the balloon pack-up before sitting down to ahot breakfast and champagne toast. You can be back atyour hotel in time to hit the beach or a theme park!

Duration: 5 hours (actual flight 1 hour)

Departs: Daily from 5.00amNOTE: Tour operates with a minimum of 2 passengers. Price includes a A$30 per person aviation levy payable direct. Tour not suitable for childrenunder 4 years.

Ballooning and Vineyard Breakfast


Travel directly to Australia Zoo where you will have timeto experience the best of Australia Zoo. This wildlifeTheme Park is too good to rush. Spend almost five hoursseeing the many shows and demonstrations includingcrocodile feeding and snake handling. The handlers evenwalk the animals through the park so you can get upclose and personal. The zoo has a team of over 200 whobelieve in conservation through education and will ensureyou have a wildlife experience you will never forget.

Duration: 10.5 hours

Departs: Daily from 7.00amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Croc Express Tour

Operated by: Dreamworld

From family-friendly attractions to the most extremewaterslides ever made, WhiteWater World is an aquaticfeast of fun, jam-packed with world firsts and water-powered WOW! Splash and play at Wiggle Bay, get yourfix of Nick at Nickelodeon’s Pipeline Plunge andexperience Australia’s first water based rollercoaster ride.Expect an action-packed day and get ready for theultimate rush - open right next door to Dreamworld!

Admission: Open daily from 10.00am to 5.00pm exceptChristmas Day and ANZAC Day morning.NOTE: Pools and slides are heated all year round.

WhiteWater World

Operated by: Warner Village Theme Parks

The Super Pass is the ultimate theme park pass givingunlimited entry for 14 days to Sea World, Warner Bros.Movie World and Wet‘n’ Wild Water World year round. NOTE: Ticket is valid for 14 days from the first park visit. On first visit yourphotograph will be taken and affixed to your ticket. Parks are closedChristmas Day and open from 1.30pm on ANZAC Day. Photo Identificationand pass must be presented when entering each theme park.

3 Park Super Pass

Operated by: Australian Surfer International

Get ready for an adventure into the Aussie surfing lifestyleand book for a learn to surf experience today. Includes: 2hour beginner to intermediate lesson; hotel transfers(Gold Coast Tourist Precinct); all equipment; SurfingAustralia Accredited Instructors (also qualified lifeguards).What to Bring: Please be prepared and changed into yourswimwear ready to put on wetsuits (winter) or surfrashshirts (summer); Towel, beach wear, footwear,camera (we will provide some free photos). What not tobring: valuables, ipods, expensive cameras, passports,credit cards or cash.

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: Daily, times vary depending on seasonNOTE: Meet at the beach or take advantage of a courtesy transfers withdesignated pick ups. Times & locations may change to suit beach conditionson the day. Equipment included.

2 Hour Group Surfing Lesson

Operated by: Q1

QDeck provides breathtaking 360-degree views from thesurf to the hinterland and beyond. Board one of theworld’s fastest express lifts which takes you to Level 77 inless than 43 seconds. Relax and soak up the views fromthe ultra modern, fully licensed QBar, indulge in a coffeeor cake during the day or a cheese or antipasto tastingplatter in the evening. On Friday and Saturday nights,QBar becomes the Gold Coast’s coolest, high altitudecocktail bar featuring live DJ entertainment from 8pmuntil midnight. QDeck is an all weather, day and nightexperience and provides high powered, coin operatedbinoculars. QDeck is open Sunday to Thursday 9.00am -9.00pm and Friday and Saturday from 9.00am -midnight.

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122 Ferny Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Location: A five-acre oasis located close to the beaches,attractions and the heart of Surfers Paradise. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 4 pools • heatedpool • health spa centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 350 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Paradise Resort Gold Coast 14.

Our View: This resort has one of the best fully-themed kids’ clubs on the Gold Coast. It allowsthe children to be entertained all day and theparents can relax by the pool.




Location: In central Surfers Paradise, the hotel is close to the beach and other local attractions. Just a leisurely10 minute stroll north of Cavill Avenue.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 205 rooms • 102 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • in-house movies

Australis Sovereign Hotel6.

Our View: Large lagoon-style pool. Thiscompetitively-priced property caters for everyholiday maker. The popular kids’ club operatesevery weekend and daily during school holidays.

Two Bedroom


14 View Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Location: Opposite the beach in the heart of SurfersParadise, one block from Cavill Avenue. Embrace thecasual charm of life by the sea with breathtaking vistasover golden beaches and rolling surf, the location couldnot be more appealing.Property Facilities: Pool • indoor pool • heated pool• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 87 apartments • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer

Breakfree Moroccan7.

Our View: A great central location, apartmentsare modern and spacious.

One Bedroom Lounge


3 Hanlan Street, Surfers Paradise

Location: Right in the heart of Surfers Paradise, builtabove Paradise Centre shopping centre. Enjoy stunningPacific Ocean views from the resort’s recreation deck, laze by the pool or make the most of the tennis court or gymnasium. Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 76 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe

Breakfree Paradise Centre8.

Our View: Very large apartments with views ofthe ocean and the Gold Coast.

Ocean View room


Cnr Surfers Paradise Boulevard & Laycock Street,Surfers Paradise

Location: In the heart of Surfers Paradise and just100 metres from patrolled beaches. A short stroll toshops, restaurants and nightlife.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 403 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mantra Legends Hotel12.

Our View: A popular choice. So much is withineasy walking distance of this hotel - a greatlocation.

Standard room



Location: In the heart of Surfers Paradise, on the bank ofthe beautiful Nerang River. A short walk to the beach andshops, easy access to attractions including theme parksand casino.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 199 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Vibe Hotel Gold Coast18.

Our View: A quiet, relaxed setting welcomes you.A very contemporary hotel that’s close to all theaction.

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Queen room


2807 Gold Coast Highway, Surfers Paradise

Location: Only 250 metres from golden beaches and ashort drive to Surfers Paradise. Sitting right in the middleof it all, 15 minutes’ walk from Broadbeach. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 378 rooms • 18 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Crowne Plaza Surfers Paradise9.

Our View: A fantastic option for those wantingthe ease and convenience of a full service resort hotel.

King room


22 View Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Location: Centrally located in Surfers Paradise, just50 metres from patrolled beaches. Surrounded byboutiques, alfresco dining and lively entertainment.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 3 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 406 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn Surfers Paradise10.

Our View: Fantastic location, excellent serviceand quality accommodation.




Location: On a key city block bordered by SurfersParadise Boulevard, Cavill and Ferny Avenues, and closeto the local restaurant and entertainment precinct. Property Facilities: 2 pools • indoor pool • heated pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 648 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi in room• CD player

Mantra Circle on Cavill11.

Our View: Fabulous apartments in the very heartof Surfers Paradise with a great shoppingprecinct below.

One Bedroom Suite


Ocean Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Location: In the heart of Surfers Paradise and only a shortwalk to Cavill Avenue. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools • indoorpool • heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 194 rooms and apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • in-house movies• balcony

Mantra Sun City 13.

Our View: With Inca-style architecture and animpressive range of quality facilities, this resorthas something for everyone.



Hamilton Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Location: Q1 Resort & Spa is in a superb beachsidelocation in the heart of Surfers Paradise. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 2 pools • indoorpool • heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 527 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi in room• CD player

Q1 Resort & Spa15.

Our View: The world’s tallest residential toweroffers luxury beachside apartments with state-of-the-art facilities.




Location: In the heart of Surfers Paradise, close to shops,restaurants and the beach. Relax in a private sanctuary ofmanicured lawns, elaborate gardens, tropical beachesand expansive pools. Property Facilities: Pools • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 200 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer

Towers of Chevron Renaissance17.

Our View: Luxurious accommodation and everyapartment has a spectacular view.

Junior Suite



Location: Four hundred metres to the beach and onekilometre from Cavill Avenue. A tradition of relaxedelegance on the Gold Coast quite unlike anywhere else.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 330 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa

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Our View: Ideal for families. Why not trysnorkelling with the resort's own tropical fish intheir lagoon-style pool.

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Executive room


Broadbeach Island, Broadbeach

Location: In the very heart of Broadbeach, just 300metres to the beach. Jupiters Casino is open 24 hours aday and has a 1,125 seat state-of-the-art theatrefeaturing live stage spectaculars. There is a monorailconnection to beach and The Oasis shopping centre.Property Facilities: 7 restaurants • 8 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 594 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Conrad Jupiters52.

Our View: This hotel and casino has a huge arrayof entertainment, relaxation and diningexperiences to be enjoyed.

Superior room


81 Surf Parade, Broadbeach

Location: Only 50 metres from the beach and linked toJupiters Casino by monorail. The hotel is set above TheOasis shopping centre, a shopper’s paradise with over300 specialty shops. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 2 pools• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 295 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach56.

Our View: All rooms feature private balconieswith superb views of the ocean and beaches or river and hinterland.

Sea World Superior


Sea World Drive, Main Beach

Location: Set amongst tropical gardens and bordered bythe idyllic Broadwater, Sea World Resort is located atMain Beach, five minutes from Surfers Paradise andconnected by monorail to Sea World. Enjoy Broadwaterfrontage and direct private access to the beach. Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 405 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

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Our View: A very family-friendly resort linked bymonorail to Sea World.



Location: In the heart of Broadbeach, just a few minuteswalk to patrolled surf beaches. Close to sidewalk cafes,boutiques and Conrad Jupiters Casino. New apartmentswith latest furnishings and modern amenities.Property Facilities: Pool • indoor pool • heated pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 239 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • CD player

Mantra Sierra Grand53.

Our View: Mantra Sierra Grand soars 30 levelsabove its premium Broadbeach location, with itsdistinctive profile and sleek ocean or hinterlandviews from balconies.

Harbour Tower One Bedroom Suite


Cnr Griffith & Wharf Streets, Tweed Heads

Location: Overlooking pristine beaches of the southernGold Coast or the Tweed Harbour and river. On thedoorstep of Twin Towns Services Club offering freeentertainment every night.Property Facilities: 7 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • indoorpool • heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 131 rooms • 212 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Outrigger Twin Towns Resort54.

Our View: Twin Towns Services Club has a hugerange of activities - there is something foreveryone.

Ocean Premium room


Sea World Drive, Main Beach

Location: Absolute beachfront position, with Skywalkaccess to over 80 designer boutiques and restaurants atMarina Mirage shopping centre. Full breakfast is included.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • 2 pools• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 293 rooms • 20 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • fully-equipped kitchen • spa bath/jacuzzi in room

Sheraton Mirage Gold Coast Resort & Spa

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Villa


Lamington National Park, Via Canungra

Location: Just 90 minutes’ drive from the Gold Coast,O’Reilly’s Rainforest Guesthouse is surrounded by lushrainforest. Perched three thousand feet above sea level itenjoys cool mountain air and breath-taking views. Thelatest offering of self-contained mountain villas hasfurther complemented this rainforest retreat. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 2 pools• heated pool • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 67 rooms • overhead fan • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

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Our View: Explore the Gold Coast Hinterland andexperience the famous O’Reilly’s hospitality.

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Location: In the heart of Broadbeach, minutes from theaction of Jupiters Casino and the shops of Pacific Fair.Bars, cafes and some of the finest restaurants on theGold Coast are located nearby.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 104 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Breakfree Savannah Resort51.

Our View: Luxurious apartments just a stone’sthrow from an abundance of shopping and diningoptions.

Junior Suite


Cnr Markeri Street & Sunshine Boulevard, MermaidWaters

Location: Just south of Broadbeach, one kilometre southof Pacific Fair shopping centre and Jupiters Casino. Ashort drive from Surfers Paradise, beaches and golfcourses. A resort shuttle bus operates to Pacific Fair,Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise three times per day.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 104 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Quality Hotel Mermaid Waters55.

Our View: In a quiet location, it has a fantasticpool with spacious rooms.

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VictoriaWhether you adore the arts or love the great outdoors, Victoria has something for you. The state is packedwith both scenic and cultural attractions - from striking public spaces and state-of-the-art museums to heritagesites and rare wildlife.

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Things to do in Victoria...

• Discover the quirky cafes and bars of

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• Enjoy some retail therapy in the city’s

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• Indulge in a palate-pampering afternoon

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• Drive the Great Ocean Road

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• Trek the rugged Grampians then relax in

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• Bushwalk Gippsland’s coastal wilderness

• Explore the grand architecture of a

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mansions of Portsea. Visit wineries and galleries in Red Hilland Main Ridge. In Flinders, you’ll find great beaches,wineries and golf courses.

Daylesford and the Macedon RangesSample the health-giving mineral waters of HepburnSprings and explore Kyneton’s antique shops. Bushwalkpast gardens and hillside estates at Mount Macedon andpicnic at legendary Hanging Rock. This region is a fairytaleat the end of a fast highway from Melbourne, filled withgalleries, boutique accommodation and fine places to eat.

Phillip IslandSee koalas and waterbirds in the wild at Rhyll and watchfairy penguins waddle home at dusk on SummerlandBeach. Visit the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, home tothe Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix and V8 Supercar500. To get here take a car ferry from Stony Point or joinone of the many popular tours.

High CountrySki or snowboard at Mount Hotham, Australia’s powdercapital, or on the steep slopes of the winter playground ofFalls Creek. Tackle winter sports, go biking or four-wheeldriving at Mount Buller. See the courthouse where NedKelly stood trial in the historic gold rush town ofBeechworth. Go fishing, houseboating and waterskiing at

Lake Eildon. Or base yourself in Bright for walking, cyclingand easy access to snowfields and gourmet delights.

GrampiansStay in Halls Gap and trek the spectacular ridges of theGrampians. Go bushwalking, rock climbing, fishing andcanoeing in the rugged Grampians National Park. It’s also ahaven for wildlife, wildflowers and Aboriginal art sites. Visitthe beautiful village of Dunkeld at the Grampian’s southernend and bustling, historic Stawell at the north.

The MurrayVisit the home of paddlesteamers in Echuca-Moama andexplore the pioneer history of Swan Hill. Indulge in fine foodand wine amongst the citrus groves and vineyards of thevibrant outback oasis of Mildura. In the twin river towns ofYarrawonga-Mulwala, you can camp, bushwalk, play around of golf, or fish and water ski on the local lakes andrivers.

GoldfieldsWalk the Eureka Trail, pan for gold at Sovereign Hill andsee the grand architecture of the gold rush boom in andaround Ballarat. In Bendigo, explore a rich Chinese heritageand visit the Central Deborah Gold Mine. Discover antiques,wineries and Aboriginal rock water wells in Maryborough.

Places of interest

MelbourneSitting on the Yarra River at Port Phillip Bay, this stylish,vibrant city is a maze of hidden laneways, opulent bars,exclusive restaurants and off-the-beaten-track boutiques.Visit Federation Square, the city’s landmark cultural spaceand shop till you drop on funky Brunswick Street orupmarket Chapel Street. Wander amongst Southbank’scafes, bistros and bars and get a world tour of cuisines inCarlton, Richmond and Fitzroy. Take an AboriginalHeritage Walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens andcheer with a capacity crowd at the Melbourne CricketGround.

Yarra Valley and Dandenong RangesStay in Yarra Glen, the heart of the food and wine regionand tour the acclaimed wineries of the Yarra Valley. Takethe Puffing Billy Steam Railway through the villages ofBelgrave, Gembrook and Emerald. Visit the famousHealesville wildlife sanctuary and wander through thegardens, waterfalls and forest of Marysville, also agateway to the Lake Mountain ski fields.

Mornington PeninsulaSwim with dolphins and stroll along the bay and surfbeaches of the historic seaside village of Sorrento. Take inthe cliff-top walks, stunning views and million-dollar

Twelve Apostles

Icons of Victoria...• Great Ocean Road

Take a ride through nature on thespectacular Great Ocean Road. Thisdiverse and dramatic region takes in surfbeaches, historic ports, whale lookouts,breathtaking mountain ranges, rainforestsand national parks. Don’t miss theTwelve Apostles.• Gippsland

See your footprints in the sand of endlessNinety Mile Beach. Or cruise GippslandLakes, Australia’s biggest expanse ofinland waterways.• Australian Alps

Four-wheel drive in the Australian Alpsand trek the unspoilt coastline of WilsonsPromontory National Park. TraceAboriginal history more than 18,000years old. Then connect the vineyards,restaurants, farms and market stalls ona food and wine trail.

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STREET 19. MERCURE WELCOME MELBOURNE20. OAKS ON MARKET21. PARK HYATT MELBOURNE22. PENSIONE HOTEL MELBOURNE23. QUALITY HOTEL BATMAN’S HILL24. QUAY WEST SUITES MELBOURNE25. RENDEZVOUS HOTEL MELBOURNE26. SOFITEL MELBOURNE ON COLLINS

STREET27. STAMFORD PLAZA MELBOURNE28. THE COMO MELBOURNE29. THE HOTEL CHARSFIELD30. THE LANGHAM MELBOURNE31. THE SEBEL MELBOURNE32. THE SWANSTON HOTEL MELBOURNE

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MelbourneSitting on the Yarra River at PortPhillip Bay, this stylish, vibrant cityis a maze of hidden laneways,opulent bars, exclusiverestaurants and off-the-beaten-track boutiques.

Federation Square

Things to do in Melbourne...• Discover cafes, and bars in city lanewayssprawling secretly off ordered streets• Soak up the vibrant riverside atmospherefrom Southbank

• Shop till you drop on funky BrunswickStreet or upmarket Chapel Street• Visit Federation Square, where creativeand cafe cultures meet• Cruise down the Yarra• Explore the city’s diverse precincts, fromupmarket South Yarra to beachsideSt Kilda and edgy Fitzroy

• Enjoy a sunset beer on the St Kildapromenade• Savour a palate-pampering afternoon teaat the magnificent Royal Botanic Gardens• Get a world tour of cuisines in Carlton,Richmond and Fitzroy

• Take a day trip to the beaches, wineries,galleries and golf courses of theMornington Peninsula• Cheer with a capacity crowd at theMelbourne Cricket Ground


See Australia’s famous surf beach Bells Beach, travelthrough Lorne and stop at scenic Apollo Bay. Visit PortCampbell and see the amazing Twelve Apostles,remnants of London Bridge and Loch Ard Gorge

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 7.00amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Great Ocean Road


Travel the length of the Great Ocean Road passingtowering limestone cliffs, sweeping white beaches andstunning forest scenery. Truly one of the world’s greatscenic coastal drives. See the amazing Twelve Apostles -limestone stacks rising dramatically from the SouthernOcean. Explore Port Campbell National Park. Discover thetragic history of over 50 ships wrecked along this ruggedcoastline. Don’t forget extra film as you embark on anumber of great photo locations including Razorback andIsland Arch. See the spectacular night lights of Melbourneas you cross the West Gate Bridge.

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily at 8.15amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Great Ocean Road Adventure


Get close to the remarkable penguins at Phillip Island,also home to Australia’s largest fur seal colony and cuddlykoalas. At dusk, view the wonderful phenomenon of the little penguins as they emerge from the surf, returningto the safety of their dune rookeries. Visit Warrook, a working cattle farm, and the popular seaside town of Cowes.

Duration: 9 hours


Phillip Island Penguins at Dusk

Operated by: Epicurean Food & Wine Tours

Begin your journey with a cheese and wine tasting at the100-year-old Yarra Valley Dairy. Visit the historic YeringStation Winery for wine tasting and the Yering StationProduce Store and Art Gallery, showcasing regionalproduce. Visit Domaine Chandon Australia for lunch withlocal produce and sparkling wine followed by a tour ofthe winery. Visit Coldstream Hills Winery and concludethe afternoon with a cellar door tasting at the rusticYering Farm Winery.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily at approximately 9.15amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

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Operated by: Australian Wine Tour Company

Visit the famous wineries of the Yarra Valley includingYering Station, home of the Yarra Valley’s first vineyardand adjacent to its award-winning, architecturallydesigned winery and restaurant with sculpture garden.Next is Rochford Wines for lunch at the restaurant with itsmagnificent vineyard views. Lunch includes main meal, aglass of Rochford wine and tea or coffee. Continue toDomain Chandon, French champagne company Moet &Chandon’s Australian production house. Tour through thewinery and discover the process for making these worldfamous bubbles. Enjoy jaw-dropping views and a glass ofbubbly with a tasting platter.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 10.00am

NOTE: Tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 10, 1 Jan 11.

Yarra Valley Wine Experience

Operated by: Melbourne River Cruises

Meander past Melbourne CBD and discover some of thelandings of early settlers. Now one of the busiest tradingports in the Southern Hemisphere, historical VictoriaDocks will give you a snapshot of Australia’s rich maritimeheritage and the boom of the gold rush era.

Duration: 1 hour

Departs: Daily

Port Docklands Cruise

Operated by: Melbourne Private Tours

Join the tour as the sun goes down. Marvel at theheritage buildings throughout the Golden Mile. Bemesmerised by St Patrick’s Cathedral, the Shrine ofRemembrance in Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens andthe World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building. Fordinner, soak up the atmosphere in Lygon Street(Melbourne’s Little Italy). See bohemian Brunswick Streetwith live music streaming from every pub and bar sevendays a week. Take in the grandeur of St Kilda Road. Seestunning panoramic views from Eureka Skydeck 88’sglass cube, 300 metres above the ground. Then makeyour way up to a rooftop terrace. for cocktails, music andviews of Federation Square and Southbank Promenade.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Nightly at 7.00pmNote: Tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 10, 1 Jan 10.

Melbourne After Dark

Operated by: Go West Tours

Enjoy panoramic views of the city and Port Phillip Bay asyou cross the Westgate Bridge. At Bells Beach, stop toappreciate the world famous surfing break. At KennetRiver make a trip into the eucalyptus forest to locatesome koalas in their native habitat. After lunch, follow theGreat Ocean Road through the spectacular OtwayRanges, where there is a stop to enjoy a stroll in thetemperate rainforest. Then on to Port Campbell NationalPark and its iconic rock formations including the TwelveApostles, Loch Ard Gorge and the collapsed LondonBridge. A dinner stop is made on the journey back toMelbourne (own expense).

Duration: 13 hours

Departs: Daily

Great Ocean Road

Operated by: Melbourne Sports Tours

Visit the venues which host some of Australia’s favouritesporting events. Explore Flemington, home of theMelbourne Cup, pass by the Melbourne 2006Commonwealth Games Athletes Village, then continueon to the Melbourne Cricket Ground. ‘The G’ is a superstage for Australian sport, stadium for the 1956 Olympics,2006 Commonwealth Games, International Cricket andAustralian Rules football. Proceed to Albert Park to drivearound the Grand Prix Circuit.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: Monday to FridayNOTE: Tour does not operate 2-5 Apr 10, 26 Apr 10, 14 Jun, 2 Nov, 25 Dec10-3 Jan 11, 26 Jan 11, 14 Mar 11.

Sports Lover Tour with National SportsMuseum and MCG

Operated by: Hidden Secrets Tours

Ever been to a city and wondered what all the fuss wasabout, or wasted time looking for cool local cafes?Melbourne’s arcades and laneways hide many of theseanswers. Discover local designers and specialty retailers.Some of the quirkiest cafes, independent designers, streetart, architecture and historical tales are found in thesewalkways. Morning tea is included before a restaurantlunch with a glass of wine.

Duration: 31 hours

Departs: Daily (except Sunday)NOTE: Tour does not operate 2-5, 13 Apr 10, 14 Jun 10, 2 Nov 10, 25-28Dec 10, 1, 26 Jan 11, 14 Mar 11.

Lanes and Arcades


Known as the world’s most inspiring coastal drive, followthe Great Ocean Road’s winding trail through the lushOtway rainforests, to the breathtaking, windswept dramaof the Shipwreck Coast. For much of the way the roadclings to the coastline, twisting and turning, every bendrevealing a sight more spectacular than the last. Enjoy asumptuous lunch served at Apollo Bay before travelling tothe Shipwreck coast area of the Great Ocean Road at theTwelve Apostles. The return journey to Melbourne travelsinland through dairy farm country.

Duration: 81 hours

Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 8.00am

NOTE: Tour does not operate 24-26 Dec 10, 31 Dec 10, 1 Jan 11.

Shipwrecks and Wild Clifftops Tour


First stop is at a winery. Sample wine and enjoy afternoontea. Head to the most southerly point of Phillip Island,Cape Woolamai. Walk amongst the treetops at the KoalaConservation Centre. Head to the Nobbies for spectacularcoastal viewing from the boardwalks. Offshore from theNobbies are Seal Rocks, home to Australia’s largestAustralian Fur Seal colony. Finally arrive at the PenguinParade. The large penguin colony enters the beach ingroups and walk and talk loudly as they head into thedunes and their burrow nests. The evening finishes withdinner in Cowes, returning to Melbourne late evening. Insummer you will dine before the Penguin Parade.

Duration: 91 hours

Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 1.00pm

Penguins, Koalas and Wildlife Tour

Operated by: Global Ballooning

Your sunrise balloon flight over Melbourne is a trulyremarkable experience, which appeals to all ages. Thereare few major cities in the world that can be traversed byhot air balloon, and there is certainly no better way totake in Australia’s second largest city. In the earlymorning light, you will drift by the array of parks, gardensand iconic sporting venues that make Melbourne special.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: DailyNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. Yarra Valley Balloon optionsavailable.

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131 King Street, Melbourne

Location: In the CBD, convenient to Telstra Dome, CrownCasino, New Quay Docklands and Queen VictoriaMarkets.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 179 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• iron/ironing board

All Seasons Kingsgate Hotel1.

Our View: An award-winning budget hotel idealfor the leisure traveller and with a friendlyatmosphere.

Queen room


327 Bourke Street, Melbourne

Location: Central Melbourne location on Bourke StreetMall, directly opposite Myer and GPO shopping complex.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour deskAccommodation: 82 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Causeway Inn on the Mall2.

Our View: Affordable accommodation right in theheart of the city’s retail shopping.

Standard Twin room


600 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne

Location: Prime CBD location close to Telstra Dome,Spencer Street, Crown Casino and Melbourne ExhibitionCentre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • gym/fitness centre • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 121 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

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Our View: A good choice if seeking convenienceto the Melbourne CBD, the Telstra Dome and theDocklands precinct.

Standard room


15-21 Therry Street, Melbourne

Location: Only minutes from Queen Victoria Markets andthe city centre. Close to the restaurants of Lygon Street.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 160 rooms • 90 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• in-housemovies

Ibis Melbourne12.

Our View: A comfortable and affordable hotelconvenient to the Hertz city depot and QueenVictoria Markets.

Standard room


256-281 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne

Location: In the centre of Melbourne’s shopping andtheatre district.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 330 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mercure Welcome Melbourne19.

Our View: Value for money with a veryconvenient location - walk straight from the first floor of the hotel into department storeshopping.

Courtyard Suite


16 Spencer Street, Melbourne

Location: Perfectly situated in the CBD opposite CrownCasino and Melbourne Convention and ExhibitionCentres. Close to Southern Cross Station.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk • shopAccommodation: 114 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

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Our View: Catering to budget-minded travellers,great value for money with transport optionsright outside the door.

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215 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

Location: In the city’s hub, just a short walk to shops,theatres, restaurants and sporting venues.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 430 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Victoria Hotel Melbourne, an All Seasons Hotel

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Our View: For the budget-conscious traveller andwell located in the city centre.

Premier Spa room



Location: On fashionable Little Collins Street, amongstcafes and fashion boutiques. The hotel’s enviable positionaccommodates both corporate or leisure clientele.Property Facilities: Restaurant • gym/fitness centre • tour deskAccommodation: 142 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Causeway 353 Hotel3.

Our View: New comfortable accommodation,stylish and contemporary design fittedthroughout with modern facilities at asurprisingly affordable price.

Standard room


13 Spring Street, Melbourne

Location: In the CBD, opposite the Treasury Gardens andwithin walking distance to the MCG and Melbourne Park.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 164 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mercure Melbourne Spring Street18.

Our View: A perfect base from which to explorethe city’s cultural, sporting and other attractions.

Club room


623 Collins Street, Melbourne

Location: Convenient to many of the city’s attractionsincluding the Docklands precinct and Southbank.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 145 rooms • 45 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)

Quality Hotel Batman’s Hill23.

Our View: A good variety of accommodationtypes including hotel rooms and apartments.

Standard room with balcony


Riverside Quay, Southbank

Location: Within walking distance to some ofMelbourne’s most popular attractions including CrownCasino. Only minutes from a variety of world-classrestaurants, shops and galleries.Property Facilities: Breakfast service in guest lounge• 24-hour reception • guest laundry/dry cleaning Accommodation: 275 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Travelodge Southbank Melbourne35.

Our View: Excellent value-for-money hotelsituated in the popular Southbank area.

Studio


1 William Street, Melbourne

Location: In the heart of the CBD, near the banks of theYarra, just a short stroll to popular shops.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 45 rooms • 80 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Clarion Suites Gateway4.

Our View: Great location within easy reach of theCrown Casino complex and Southgate.

Executive room



Location: In the heart of the cafe and fashion precinct.Easy walking distance to all CBD tourist icons, sportingand entertainment venues.Property Facilities: Bar • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centreAccommodation: 45 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hotel Causeway10.

Our View: A comfortable hotel in the heart of thecity. The Spa rooms are recommended.

Two Bedroom Premier Apartment


88 Flinders Street, Melbourne

Location: Close to Federation Square and convenient tothe city’s shopping, sporting and cultural attractions.Property Facilities: Gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 63 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • bathrobes • CD player

Medina Executive Flinders Street16.

Our View: Spacious, modern apartments that arewell appointed and ideal for families and couples.

Hotel room


66 Aurora Lane, Docklands

Location: In the heart of Docklands and only minutesfrom the CBD and Southern Cross Station. Close toEtihad Stadium, Melbourne Convention and ExhibitionCentre, Crown Casino and Southbank.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 291 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Travelodge Docklands34.

Our View: Easy access to Southern Cross Station,Etihad Stadium, Melbourne Convention andExhibition Centre, Crown Casino and Southbank.

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Club room



Location: In the heart of the CBD opposite Flinders StreetRailway Station. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 340 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne25.

Our View: A stylish hotel in Melbourne’s bestlocation. Treat yourself to the charm of thisheritage-listed hotel.

Deluxe room


478 St Kilda Road, Melbourne

Location: Between the city and the sea, only eightminutes by tram to the CBD.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 41 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Hotel Charsfield29.

Our View: Charming boutique hotel. Try yourhand at billiards or enjoy the secluded readingroom.

Superior King room


195 Swanston Street, Melbourne

Location: In the heart of Melbourne’s shopping andbusiness district. The city’s trams stop just outside thehotel.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 200 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Swanston Hotel Melbourne Grand Mercure

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Our View: Fantastic location in the midst of thecity’s attractions - shops, restaurants, theatres.

Standard room



Location: Opposite Telstra Dome and Docklands. Only ashort stroll to Crown Casino and the Southbankrestaurant precinct.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 163 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Vibe Savoy Hotel Melbourne36.

Our View: Built in 1928, this hotel has beentastefully restored and offers modern facilities inan Art Deco boutique style.

Executive Suite lounge


471 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne

Location: In the heart of the city, convenient to shops andrestaurants. Walking distance to major attractions such asCrown Casino, Telstra Dome and Queen Victoria Markets.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 150 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • in-house movies

Mantra on Little Bourke14.

Our View: A boutique-style all-suite hotel offeringvalue for money and convenience to allattractions.

Deluxe room



Location: In the heart of the city, minutes from world-class theatres and restaurants. Also convenient to theMelbourne Cricket Ground and other attractions.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 59 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Hotel Lindrum11.

Our View: A stylish, boutique hotel with acontemporary feel throughout and wherepersonalised service is a focus.

Studio Apartment


222 Russell Street, Melbourne

Location: Within easy walking distance to shopping,theatres, sporting venues, restaurants, bars and cafes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 66 rooms • 155 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • hairdryer• in-room safe • CD player

Mantra on Russell15.

Our View: Enjoy the satisfying comforts of aspacious apartment with complete services andfacilities of a top hotel.

Standard One Bedroom Apartment


189 Queen Street, Melbourne

Location: In Melbourne’s CBD, one block from BourkeStreet Mall and a 10 minute walk to Telstra Dome.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 155 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

Medina Grand Melbourne17.

Our View: Spacious, modern and well-appointedapartments in a convenient location close to cityshops and attractions.

Studio


60 Market Street, Melbourne

Location: The brand new Oaks on Market is within easyaccess to all that the city is famous for: shopping,theatres, food and wine, while being close to the legaland financial precincts.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • indoor pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centreAccommodation: 280 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • hairdryer • CD player

Oaks on Market20.

Our View: Appealing to business and leisuretravellers alike, Oaks on Market is a brand newproperty.

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Premium City View One Bedroom


26 Southgate Avenue, Southbank

Location: In cosmopolitan Southbank, just minutes fromthe CBD, fashion boutiques, restaurants and cafes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 86 studios and apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette(studios)• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player• fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)

Quay West Suites Melbourne24.

Our View: Comfortable, well-appointedaccommodation in a very convenient location.

Studio Suite



Location: In the heart of Melbourne’s cosmopolitan CBD,within walking distance to shops and restaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 283 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room • in-house movies

Stamford Plaza Melbourne27.

Our View: At the Paris end of Little Collins Street,this is one of Melbourne’s finest hotels.

Sebel Studio Suite



Location: A prestigious location in the heart of the citynear major fashion and restaurant precincts. Convenientto Crown Casino and Southbank.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 76 rooms • 39 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• bathrobes

The Sebel Melbourne31.

Our View: A stylish boutique hotel housed in abeautifully-restored building in a great location.

Grand room



Location: At the top end of prestigious Collins Street,close to theatres, restaurants and shopping. Alsoconvenient to Federation Square, the Victorian ArtsCentre and other attractions.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 547 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Grand Hyatt Melbourne8.

Our View: This hotel is sure to impress, renownedfor its consistent service, excellence and sociableambience.

Guest room


2 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, Melbourne

Location: Set in the heart of South Wharf, an area set tobecome Melbourne's newest business and diningprecinct, the stylish Hilton Melbourne South Wharf hotelis located conveniently close to the airport and thecosmopolitan city centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 396 rooms • 28 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hilton Melbourne South Wharf9.

Our View: The only hotel with direct access to theMelbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre(MCEC).

Park Deluxe room


1 Parliament Square, Melbourne

Location: Conveniently located in one of Melbourne’smost historic areas, at the top of Collins Street,overlooking a district of Victorian architecture andbordered by the delightful Fitzroy Gardens.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 240 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Park Hyatt Melbourne21.

Our View: Total luxury combined with wonderfulfacilities. The perfect choice for that specialindulgence experience.

Classic room



Location: At the Paris end of Collins Street inMelbourne’s city centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 363 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins26.

Our View: With rooms starting from the 36thfloor you will be guaranteed unrivalledpanoramic views of Melbourne.

Studio Suite


630 Chapel Street, South Yarra

Location: In the heart of South Yarra on the corner ofChapel Street and Toorak Road. The fashionable,cosmopolitan hub of the city and near an array ofrestaurants, cafes and boutiques.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 107 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

The Como Melbourne28.

Our View: In the heart of vibrant South Yarra, thehotel offers contemporary styles and greatservice.

Corner Deluxe room


1 Southgate Avenue, Southbank

Location: On the banks of the famous Yarra River, amidalfresco cafes and restaurants. A short stroll to FederationSquare and the Arts Centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 387 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Langham, Melbourne30.

Our View: One of Melbourne’s finest hotels. TheLangham Melbourne offers fabulous views of theMelbourne skyline from Southbank, the mostenviable waterside location in the city.

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8 Whiteman Street, Southbank

Location: Stylish, affordable, and thoroughly modern,Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel offers you a freshperspective on how good a hotel can be. Located in theheart of the action - Melbourne's vibrant Southbankentertainment precinct and directly linked to the excitingCrown Entertainment Complex by Airbridge. CrownPromenade Hotel is also close to the CBD, the MelbourneExhibition Centre and the city's most famous arts andsporting facilities. The hotel features spacious rooms withfantastic views overlooking Port Phillip Bay or theMelbourne CBD and Yarra River. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 465 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Studio

Standard room

Crown Promenade Hotel6.

Our View: Featuring natural light and earthytones. A fresh perspective to the city’s hotelscene.



Location: In the heart of Melbourne's vibrant Southbankentertainment precinct. Directly linked to the CrownEntertainment complex by air bridge, this unmistakablymodern hotel, is the new jewel in the Crown. The cuttingedge design of the hotel blends seamlessly withunsurpassed comfort and luxury whilst featuring one ofMelbourne's most anticipated dining ventures, GordonRamsay's Maze.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 658 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hotel room

Crown Metropol5.

Our View: Fresh. Vibrant. Unmistakably modern.Crown Metropol arrives in 2010.



Location: On the southern bank of the Yarra River. All ofCrown Towers' 480 luxuriously appointed oversized guestrooms have spectacular views to the city or Port PhillipBay and feature a truly unique level of comfort and finish.Guests have access to the spectacular Crown Spa, theculinary delights of our superb signature restaurants andthe amazing Crown Entertainment Complex with itscinemas, nightclubs, bars, shopping, indoor entertainmenttheme park and the 24 hour excitement of the worldrenowned Crown Casino.Property Facilities: 40 restaurants • 16 bars • indoorpool • heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 480 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Premier Suite

Premier King room

Crown Towers7.

Our View: This luxurious hotel offers an excitingMelbourne experience for all ages withentertainment at your doorstop.

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Beach Unit


6080 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay

Location: On 20 acres of green hills rolling down toSeafarers’ virtual private beach, in Apollo Bay.Property Facilities: Tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 20 rooms • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Seafarers Getaway

Our View: With over 20 years’ customer service,Seafarers’ friendly staff and on site managementcan help make your visit a wonderful experience.

Seascape room


16 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool

Location: On the shores of Lady Bay.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 79 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player

The Sebel Deep Blue Warrnambool

Our View: Stylish oceanfront accommodation.

One Bedroom Ocean View room


Mountjoy Parade, Lorne

Location: Between Louitt Bay and Otway Hinterland.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 276 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Mantra Erskine Beach Resort

Our View: A great choice if you want to relax inthe surrounds of this lovely seaside location.



150 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne

Location: In the heart of Lorne overlooking Louitt Bay surfbeach, between the coast and the Otway Ranges.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 102 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • bathrobes • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Domain Cumberland Lorne Resort

Our View: With a bright new look, simply relaxand enjoy, there are activities to suit all thefamily.

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Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges

BeyondMelbourneBeyond Melbourne you can seethe Twelve Apostles, meetwildlife in the wild on PhillipIsland, visit vineyards in the YarraValley, explore golf courses andfood and wine on theMornington Peninsula and somuch more.

Great Otway National Park

Things to do beyond Melbourne...• Wander round the art galleries scatteredaround Apollo Bay• Feel the sand between your toes and letthe sea mist refresh your senses atWarrnambool

• Visit the picturesque resort town of Lornewith its trendy cafes, restaurants,boutique shops, ancient rainforest,waterfalls and other natural wonders• Explore Portsea and Sorrento in theMornington Peninsula, famous for its finewineries, restaurants and holiday facilities• Enjoy relaxing therapies in Victoria’s spacountry• Stay in Yarra Glen, the heart of the foodand wine region and tour the wineries

One Bedroom Suite


Peter Thomas Drive, Fingal

Location: Along the Nepean Highway, the region’swineries, restaurants and holiday facilities are nearby.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • pool with swim-up bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 12 rooms • 48 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)

Peppers Moonah Links Resort

Our View: A great choice for golf enthusiasts orthose seeking a stylish resort to explore the area.


136 Graydens Road, Moorooduc

Location: On the Mornington Peninsula, an hour’s drivefrom Melbourne, on 50 acres of lush bushland.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool • heated pool • health spa centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 10 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Woodman Estate

Our View: Delightful, with gourmet restaurant.

Traditional room


124 Main Road, Hepburn Springs

Location: In the heart of Victoria’s Spa country, 3km fromDaylesford, just over an hour’s drive from Melbourne.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • health spa centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 25 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Peppers Springs Retreat

Our View: The Mineral Spa houses three open-airmineral pools, a sauna, steam room and eighttreatment rooms offering a good range ofrelaxing and rejuvenating therapies.

Waterfront Suite


King Street, Daylesford

Location: On the shores of Lake Daylesford close to thetown centre, an hour’s drive from Melbourne.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 33 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Lake House

Our View: An ideal getaway - indulge yourself inthe tranquil surrounds and enjoy some of theregion’s best food and wine.

One Bedroom living area


215-217 Victoria Road, Yering

Location: On Yarra River, at the rear of a working horseand cattle farm.Property Facilities: Tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation:12 cottages • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

Yering Gorge Cottages

Our View: Ideal farmstay-style getaway.

Deluxe room


Heritage Avenue, Chirnside Park

Location: Right in the heart of the Yarra Valley.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 102 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Heritage Yarra Valley

Our View: This boutique hotel features personalservice in a relaxed atmostphere and offers ahost of fabulous relaxation and dining options.

Stable Suite


42 Melba Highway, Yering

Location: On 250 acres on the Yarra River.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 32 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Chateau Yering Historic House Hotel

Our View: Relax and enjoy the experience of thisdelightful heritage-listed establishment. Anintegral part of the history of the region.

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Northern TerritoryAustralia’s heartland is steeped in mystery. Full of ancient Dreamtime legends, the Northern Territory alsoboasts lonely deserts, lush rainforests, stunning gorges and massive monoliths such as Uluru (Ayers Rock).

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Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Kings Canyon

Katherine

Kakadu

Tennant Creek

Uluru, (Ayers Rock)

Things to do in the Territory...

• Connect with the oldest culture on earth

on an Aboriginal bush tucker or art tour

• Explore the rainforest and Aboriginal rock

art of World Heritage-listed Kakadu

National Park

• Combine the unsurpassed splendour of

Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The

Olgas) on an unforgettable scenic

helicopter flight

• Dine under a million stars at the award-

winning Sounds of Silence dining

experience

• Stand at the rim of Kings Canyon and

feel like you’re on the edge of the world

• Learn about Uluru’s cultural significance

as you walk around its base with an

Aboriginal Anangu guide

• Cruise down vast Katherine Gorge

• Pan for gold at Tennant Creek

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Tennant Creek and surroundsPan for gold and explore an underground mine in theBattery Hill Mining Centre. Visit the Telegraph Stationbuilt in 1872 to link Australia to the outside world. Seethe huge, precariously balanced boulders known as theDevils Marbles in the plains south of Tennant Creek. Youcan learn about their cultural significance to traditionalowners, the Warumungu people, at the Nyinkka NyunyuCulture Centre. Buy Aboriginal art in the tiny township ofTi Tree and visit Australia’s UFO capital of Wycliffe Well.

Katherine and surroundsExplore the historic pioneering township of Katherine andsee ancient Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park.Sink into the hot springs of Daly River. Spot rare wildlifeand wander through gorges in Gregory National Park, inthe Victoria River region, and relax in Mataranka’s sandy-bottomed thermal pool. Katherine’s rugged and ancientlandscapes, which stretch from the Gulf of Carpentaria tothe West Australian border, also invite you to canoe,bushwalk, bird watch, camp and four-wheel drive.

Alice Springs and surroundsThe famous outback town of Alice Springs sits inAustralia’s red heart just 200 kilometres south of itsgeographic centre. Discover living Aboriginal culture rich

with traditions over 40,000 years old. Weave a basket,spear a fish, enjoy story telling, translate rock art andtaste local bush tucker on an Aboriginal guided tour.Watch traditional dances and learn to play the didgeridooat one of the many cultural festivals, or visit communityart centres and watch the artists create their vibrantAboriginal art. From here you can also take a tour to theSimpson Desert, and Ormiston Gorge and Pound, visitbreathtaking Glen Helen Gorge and see rock wallabies atSimpsons Gap, all in the nearby East and WestMacDonnell Ranges.

Uluru - Kata TjutaLose your breath at Uluru, which rises 348 metres fromthe desert and matches the light and weather withshades so vivid they upstage the sunset. Learn aboutUluru’s cultural significance as you walk around its basewith an Aboriginal Anangu guide. Get up close to thegrandeur of nearby Kata Tjuta, sacred russet domesformed through millions of years of erosion, on the Valleyof the Winds Walk. In Watarrka National Park, you cantrek to the rim of Kings Canyon and swim in a waterholein the lush valley of the Garden of Eden. Walk toKathleen Springs, drive the Mereenie Loop or soar overthe canyon on a helicopter.

Places of interest

Darwin and surroundsSoak up Darwin’s balmy weather and the melting pot offood and cultures in the city’s many outdoor festivals andmarkets. Then explore the region’s dramatic history,everything from World War II air raids to Cyclone Tracey,in the museums and galleries. Sail on Darwin harbour atsunset, cruise next to crocodiles and bushwalk throughmonsoon forest. Do a day trip to Litchfield National Park,where you can swim in crystal-clear waterholes and seethousands of tall termite mounds.

KakaduSee wildlife, waterfalls and one of the world’s largestareas of accessible rock art in World Heritage-listedKakadu National Park. A day tour from Darwin will showyou a wide selection of native wildlife. You’ll also stop atNourlangi Rock to see the Aboriginal rock art before acruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong. Search forsaltwater crocodiles and the colourful range of birdlife forwhich this region is renowned. Visit the WarradjanAboriginal Cultural Centre and view the informativedisplays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal peoplein Kakadu, before returning to Darwin.

Kakadu National Park

Standley Chasm


Travel the short distance to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). On arrival, the size and grandeur of these 36 massivedomes of conglomerate red rock will certainly impress.Join the 2-3 hour guided walk to the Valley of the Winds.On return watch the sunset over the majestic domes witha glass of wine before heading off to enjoy a deliciousbarbecue dinner with sparkling wine and fruit juice.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily from 2.00pm

Tour Code: Y14NOTE: During hotter months, Valley of the Winds Lookout may besubstituted with Walpa (The Olga) Gorge Walk. National park entry fee notincluded (A$25 per passenger payable direct on entry into the park).

Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Valley of theWinds, Sunset and Dinner

Operated by: Voyages Ayers Rock Resort

Dine under a million stars at the award-winning Soundsof Silence dining experience. Travel out to a privatesetting in the desert. Sip sparkling wine as the sun slowlysets over Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Dine on a gourmetbarbecue of Australian delicacies to the sounds of adidgeridoo, then listen as an astronomer explains thespectacular southern starscape. Sounds of Silence is amust on any Red Centre experience. Be sure to book inadvance to secure your spot.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Daily 1 hour prior to sunset, weather permittingNOTE: Children under 10 years are not catered for.

Sounds of Silence

Operated by: Anangu Tours

One of the most famous tours of Uluru. Enjoy breakfast as the sun rises over Uluru, then embark on the Liru Walkwith Aboriginal guides to retrace the path of the LiruAncestors. Afterwards join the Mala Walk, visit the manypainted caves of the Mala people and learn how they lived.

Duration: Aboriginal Uluru Tour - 5 hoursMala walk - 3 hours

Departs: Aboriginal Uluru Tour - Daily 1 hour prior tosunriseMala Walk - Daily from 9.00am (Mar-Sep) and 8.00am(Oct-Feb) or directly after the Aboriginal Uluru Tour ifcombining both tours

Tour Code: AUT / MWNOTE: Tours can be taken separately or combined into one tour. Priceincludes A$25 National park entry fee payable direct. Tour does not operate25 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11.

Aboriginal Uluru Tour and Mala Walk


Depart early to Kings Creek Station where a stop is madefor breakfast (own expense). On arrival at Kings Canyonmake the climb to the top of the rim for marvellous views.The climb and walk may take up to three hours and isnot for the faint hearted. Alternatively explore the easierwalk along the canyon floor. During the hot summermonths (December to February) the rim climb may not beavailable, a guided walk at Kathleen Springs or along theKings Canyon creek bed will apply.

Duration: 12 hours

Departs: Daily from Voyages Ayers Rock Resort at 5.30am 1 Apr 10-30 Sep 10 and 4.00am 1 Oct 10-31 Mar 11NOTE: A good level of fitness is required.

Kings Canyon Day Tour

Operated by: Professional Helicopter Services

An unforgettable scenic helicopter flight over the twomost significant landmarks in the Uluru-Kata TjutaNational Park. Combine the unsurpassed splendour ofUluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) in the oneflight. If your budget is a little tighter, then consider aflight just around Uluru (Ayers Rock) where the awesomespectacle of this huge monolith will astound you.

Duration: Rock and Olgas flight - 1 hour 20 minutes (30minute flight)

Rock only Tour - 1 hour (15 minute flight)

Departs: Daily on demand every 35 minutes

Tour Code: RO / RNOTE: No child discount applies. A fuel surcharge may apply and if so ispayable direct on the day of travel.

Helicopter Scenic Flights

Operated by: Discovery Ecotours Australia

Commencing prior to sunrise, this 9.4km walk willintroduce you to the geology of Uluru. But mostfascinating is the relationship of the Anangu people toUluru. This place provided shelter and water and is atangible link with their ancestors. As you walk around thebase you will hear and see the creation time stories ofthese ancient people unfold. From a distance Uluru isspectacular; from close up it is deeply moving.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily 1 hour prior to sunrise

Tour Code: UWNOTE: Not recommended for children under 6 years. Price includes A$25National park entry fee payable direct. Moderate fitness level required. Picnicbreakfast included. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11.

Uluru Base Walk

Operated by: Uluru Camel Tours

Enjoy the cool morning air as the sun rises and skilledcameleers describe the flora and fauna on a camel ridethrough stunning sand-dune country with the awe-inspiring backdrop of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Or, take alate afternoon ride and watch as the sun sets over thedesert. A glass of sparkling wine or beer and bush snacksawait you at the end of the trail.

Duration: Camel to Sunrise - 21 hoursCamel to Sunset - 3 hours

Departs: Daily 1 hour prior to sunrise or 1.5 hours prior to sunset

Tour Code: CSR / CSTNOTE: Tours do not operate 25 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11. Not suitable forchildren under 5 years. Minimum 4 passengers required for tours to operate.

Camel to Sunrise Tour

Operated by: Uluru Motorcycle Tours

Be a passenger on a legendary Harley-Davidson to see anunforgettable sunrise. The ride departs approximately 45minutes prior to sunrise. Also included on this ride is achoice of tea or coffee and muffin whilst viewing sunrise.The ever popular sunset ride is also a must. See aNorthern Territory sunset as it takes Ayers Rock throughits cycle of colour changes. The ride departs 1 hour priorto sunset. Sparkling wine is served as you enjoy thesunset.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: Daily

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Ayers Rock Resort, Yulara

Location: This hotel is just minutes from the hub of theresort, the town square, mini supermarket and shops.Property Facilities: Tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 60 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer

Emu Walk Apartments

Our View: Sheltered behind gardens of nativetrees and forming a walkway through the heartof the resort, the apartments are light andspacious, well equipped and fully serviced.

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Location: Between Ayers Rock Resort town square andSails in the Desert, with the resort’s shops andsupermarket nearby.Property Facilities: Bar • pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 99 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

The Lost Camel

Our View: Furnished in a stylish mix of Aboriginaland urban themes with a fresh, exciting feel.Ideal for couples looking for contemporary-styledaccommodation.

Standard room



Location: On the western edge of Ayers Rock Resort, 15 minutes from the airport. Within walking distance tothe main resort centre.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 125 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Outback Pioneer

Our View: With all the luxuries of the resort, thishotel is ideal for couples, families and friendswho want to enjoy all that Uluru (Ayers Rock) hasto offer.

Deluxe room



Location: Close to all resort and touring facilities withAyers Rock Airport only 15 minutes’ drive away.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 218 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Desert Gardens

Our View: Set amongst magnificent ghost gumsand flowering native shrubs, the hotel offers arange of stylish accommodation, from shadedpoolside rooms to superb Deluxe rooms.

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Location: Northwestern fringe of Ayers Rock Resort, withthe other hotels and town square only minutes away.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 232 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sails in the Desert

Our View: This is the premier property of Ayers Rock Resort. Sensational dining, superbaccommodation and friendly service make Sails inthe Desert a popular choice.



Location: On a secluded sand dune close to the border ofthe Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour deskAccommodation: 15 luxury tents • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD playerNOTE: Not suitable for children under 15 years.

Longitude 131°

Our View: Awake to sensational views of Uluru and be pampered with fine food andexceptional service. Longitude 131 ̊defines luxuryin the magnificent Red Centre.

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Alice SpringsSituated close to the very centreof Australia, Alice Springs is thecountry’s best-known outbacktown. It brims with stories ofAfghan cameleers, flying doctorsand plucky pioneers. A rollicking,modern town, it is just a day trip from the iconic attractions of Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon.

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Things to do in Alice Springs...• Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service, thefirst aerial medical organisation of its typein the world

• See the historic Alice Springs TelegraphStation where the town began• Listen to the children take a lesson inthe world’s largest classroom in theSchool of Air

• Enjoy a picnic lunch with traditionalAussie billy tea• Visit a camel farm and learn about theimpact camels had in opening up CentralAustralia

• Head to historic Hermannsburg’s artgallery known for producing works byworld-famous Aboriginal artists• Experience hot air ballooning over theMacdonnell Ranges as the day breaks• Share the history and culture of theArrente people through performance andbush tucker

• Climb on a Harley Davidson motorcycleand explore

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Operated by: RT Tours Australia

Enjoy the cooler part of the day and experience theamazing starlight nights. Travel along the WesternMcDonnell Ranges arriving at a magnificent bushsetting. Your chef will be Bob Taylor, an Aboriginalfrom the Arrernte people. Walk around before dinnerand watch the changes of colours as the sun sets. A delicious three-course dinner will be cooked in abush oven or barbecue with the beautiful flavours ofthe burning Mulga wood giving extra flavour to themeal. Bob will show you his cooking style and talkabout the foods of the Aboriginal people. Dinner willbe under the Milky Way. After dinner RT Tours will tryand spotlight the wildlife as the desert comes alive at night.Duration: 6 hours

Departs: 3.00pm

Operated by: Jungala Enterprises

This cultural experience on a dot-painted mountain bikewill give you an insight into cultural and European history.The tour commences in Alice Springs city centre and youcycle along the Todd River towards the Gap (the gatewayto Alice Springs) in a westerly direction, remembering thestories of The Creation Time along the way. On the returntrip you stop at the Cultural Precinct and grave sites,including the resting place of Albert Namatjira, the bestknown Aboriginal painter, before travelling to the originalsite of Alice Springs and the Telegraph Station. From herecycle across Todd River back to the city centre for lightrefreshements.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, saturdayand Sunday at 8.00am

Mbantua Dinner by the Camp fire Jukurrpa Bikes

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Operated by: Rainbow Valley Cultural Tours

Travel 90 kilometres south from Alice Springs toRainbow Valley to meet your host, a traditionalAboriginal custodian. Here you relax over a mug ofbilly tea and are introduced to an amazing culture andcountry. After lunch your host will share the history ofthe spectacular Art Site of Rainbow Valley where youwill see rock art and places of traditional culturalsignificance never before open to the public. Lateradmire the changing colours of a spectacular sunsetwith a glass of sparkling wine and enjoy a light dinnerbefore you return to Alice Springs.Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Monday, Wednesday & Friday from 1 Apr 10-31 Oct 10 at 11.30am

Rainbow Valley Afternoon Cultural Tour

SIGHTSEEING

Operated by: Black Tank Tours

At Black Tank which is situated some 80 to 90 kilometresnorth of Alice Springs, you will be provided with anauthentic and detailed insight into Aboriginal culture. Youwill also learn about the Arrernte community. In a veryrelaxed and spiritual environment you will learn aboutcultural awareness, Corkwood Dreaming, join in dotpainting workshops and have the opportunity to purchasethe art that tells the story of country bush living andmore.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: 8.00am

Black Tank Outstation Tour

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Unique AboriginalExperiences inAlice SpringsThese unique tours operated bytraditional Aboriginal custodiansblend Aboriginal culture andcountry with the bold beauty ofCentral Australia. They will leaveyou with lasting memories and agreater understanding ofAboriginal culture.

Rainbow Valley

Operated by: Alice Springs Helicopters

Your hosts will collect you from your Alice Springsaccommodation or, if you are stopping over from TheGhan, you will be collected from the train station. Onboarding your flight, follow the ochre-coloured sandstonecliffs of the MacDonnell Ranges to Mt Gillen, steeped inAboriginal legend and said to have been formed by theancient Dog Spirit ancestor Uk-nool-ya. Be inspired by thenatural surroundings and cultural heritage of the area onthis 20-minute heli-tour. Extensive views of Alice Springs,Heavitree Gap, Todd River and colourful desert ranges arefeatures of this flight.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: Daily every hour

Tour Code: ASP2NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10-1 Jan 11.

Spirit of Mt Gillen

Operated by: Outback Ballooning

Floating gently in the air you will appreciate the vastremoteness of the Australian outback. Big red kangaroosare seen nearly every day as the balloon crosses highabove spinifex grasses, mulga scrub and cattle stations.On the return from your flight, a sumptuous four-coursebreakfast is served.

Duration: 5 hours

Departs: Daily from 4.00am

Tour Code: OBB30NOTE: This tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11. There is a compulsory A$25 per person insurance fee payable on the morning of theflight. Not permitted for children under 6 years. Reasonable level of fitnessrequired - passengers must be agile enough to climb into the balloon basketand stand upright for the duration of flight.

Outback Ballooning


Travel south from Alice Springs, through the WestMacDonnell Ranges. Pause at Jim’s Place for a breakfaststop (own expense). Stop at the Atila (Mt Conner) lookoutand enjoy morning tea. Travel on to Uluru - Kata TjutaNational Park for a base tour of Uluru, including a guidedwalk to Mutitjulu Waterhole to view Aboriginal rockpaintings. Visit Kata Tjuta, to walk between the massivedomes at Walpa Gorge. Watch the sunset and changingcolours of Uluru with a drink, followed by a buffet dinner.After dinner, relax and enjoy the return trip toAlice Springs. D

Duration: 17 hours

Departs: Daily from 5.30am

Tour Code: A2NOTE: Anangu, Traditional Owners, would prefer that visitors choose not toclimb Uluru. National park entry fee of A$25 per person is payable direct.

One Day Uluru Adventure


Originally settled as a post along the Overland Telegraphroute, Alice Springs today is a lively town full of things tosee and places to go. Visit the base of the Royal FlyingDoctor Service and the School of the Air, two uniquelyAustralian organisations that provide medical care andeducation respectively to people in remote areas ofcentral Australia. Enjoy panoramic views of the town andthe rugged MacDonnell Ranges from Anzac Hill. Stop fora visit to the Alice Springs Telegraph Station before beingdropped back at your hotel.

Duration: 31 hours

Departs: Daily at 2.00pm

Tour Code: A22NOTE: Other Australian Pacific Touring options available on application.

Highlights of Alice Springs


Travel alongside the picturesque West MacDonnellRanges visiting many sites, including Flynn’s Grave (thefounder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service) and SimpsonsGap before arriving at Angkerle (Standley Chasm).Walking through this colourful five-metre break in therange, with its fiery red walls towering on either side ofyou, is a truly unforgettable experience. A picnic lunch,including billy tea is served at Angkerle. Visit the worldrenowned Alice Springs Desert Park to explore threedesert habitats and see the raptor feeding show.

Duration: 8 hours


Tour code: A26NOTE: Other Australian Pacific Touring options are available on application.Tour also available without Desert Park option.

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Operated by: Jungala Enterprises

Walking with an Aboriginal guide, experience this trekwith a difference. Depart from the Old Telegraph Stationto Wallaby gorge. This walk weaves through thespectacular backbone of the MacDonnell Ranges andcovers a variety of terrain from high exposed ridgelineswith exhilarating views to lush sheltered gorges and dryriver valleys. A light lunch is included. You must have acertain level of fitness and bring suitable footwear andclothing, a day pack, personal medication, camera,sunscreen, any drinks and snacks you require and at least3 litres of water.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily from Alice Springs at 8.00am 1 Apr-31 Oct 2010

The Larapinta Trail

SIGHTSEEING


74 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs

Location: In the Mt John Valley, next to the usually dryTodd River. Only five minutes from the Alice Springs CBD.Alice Springs Airport is a 15 minute drive from the hotel,and 300 metres from the casino.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 80 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony

Desert Palms Resort3.

Our View: An oasis in the heart of the RedCentre, a comfortable bungalow-style hotel.Guests are welcome to use the on-site licensedmini-mart and the Golf Club’s bar and restaurant.


Palm Circuit, Alice Springs

Location: Nestled underneath the MacDonnell Ranges, atthe southern entrance to Alice Springs. Only five minutes’drive to town.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 78 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge4.

Our View: The Heavitree Gap is an Alice icon.Climb the ridge for spectacular sunset views over Alice and its surrounds.

Garden View room


Barrett Drive, Alice Springs

Location: One and a half kilometres drive to the heart ofAlice Springs. The casino and convention centre are only afive minute walk away.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 236 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Crowne Plaza Alice Springs2.

Our View: The largest and one of the mostpopular resorts in Alice Springs. The hotel hasgreat facilities and magnificent views of theMacDonnell Ranges.

Standard room


34 Stott Terrace, Alice Springs

Location: On the east bank of the usually dry Todd River,five minutes walk to the centre of Alice Springs, ToddStreet Mall and shopping.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • pool with swim-up bar • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 139 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Alice Springs Resort1.

Our View: Alice Springs’ premier hotel. TheDeluxe rooms are superb, offering some of themost comfortable accommodation inAlice Springs.

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Luritja Road, Watarrka National Park

Location: Three hours’ drive north from Ayers Rock Resortor four hours west from Alice Springs in WatarrkaNational Park. Kings Canyon is seven kilometres from theresort or a 10 minute drive.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • bar • 2 pools• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 128 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Kings Canyon Resort

Our View: Indulge yourself in a Deluxe Spa roomafter a day’s exploring, then sample the Soundsof Firelight dinner at the resort, a unique outbackexperience.

Tented Cabin


Luritja Road, Kings Creek Station

Location: Set amongst the Desert Oaks of Kings CreekStation, a fully-operational cattle and camel station. Thelodge is situated just 30 minutes’ drive from KingsCanyon on the edge of the George Gill Ranges.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 10 tented cabins • air-conditioning• overhead fan • balcony • hairdryer

Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge

Our View: A stylish lodge in the heart ofAustralia’s Red Centre. Spectacular and sure togive you a memorable outback experience.


Namatjira Drive, Glen Helen

Location: One and a half hours’ drive or 130 kilometreswest of Alice Springs. Glen Helen is surrounded by themajestic MacDonnell Ranges.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 25 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator

Glen Helen Resort

Our View: Experience true outback Australia! Agreat base for exploring the Western MacDonnellRanges, gorges and Mereenie Loop Road.

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Kings Canyon

Things to do in Kings Canyon...• Join a guided walk of the rim of KingsCanyon and through the Lost City andGarden of Eden• Fly over the area by helicopter for themost amazing views of the surroundingranges and plains

• Tour Kings Creek Station for a chance tospot wild camels, kangaroos and otherwildlife• See Aboriginal petroglyphs (rockengravings)• Relax by the campfire in the scenicgrounds of Kings Canyon Resort as youenjoy the Sounds of Firelight diningexperience

Things to do in West MacDonnellRanges...• Tour Simpsons Gap with a chance towatch rock wallabies in their naturalhabitat and Standley Chasm with itstowering vertical walls

• Visit tranquil waterholes at OrmistonGorge and Ellery Creek Big Hole with anopportunity for a refreshing swim• See abundant birdlife, and pause at thefascinating Ochre Pits which provide aninsight into the traditional use of naturalpigments

Kings Canyon andMacdonnellRangesThe magnificent Kings Canyonwith its rugged rock formations islocated 450 kilometres southwestof Alice Springs in the Uluru-KataTjuta region of the NorthernTerritory.

The panoramic landscapes of theWest MacDonnell Ranges areeasily accessed from AliceSprings.

From Uluru3 days/2 nightsAyers Rock Resort (1) Kings Canyon (1) Operated by: Australian Pacific Touring

Price includes• Transfer from airport • Luxury coach touring• Accommodation • National park entry fee

ItineraryDay 1: Uluru (Ayers Rock)After airport arrival and hotel transfer, drive to Kata Tjuta(The Olgas), a magnificent cluster of 36 domes whichdominates the western skyline of the park. Join a walkinto Walpa (Olga) Gorge, where some of the plants areso rare that they are only found in and around thesedistinct sandstone monoliths. Stop and enjoy acomplimentary glass of wine as you watch the changingcolours of Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunset.Overnight: Ayers Rock Resort - choice ofaccommodation

Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Kings CanyonRise early and watch as the day’s first light strikes Uluru.Take a guided walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole. See cavepaintings and hear the legends of Kuniya Tjukurpa(Python Dreaming). Tour the base of Uluru before joiningyour guide to learn about the geology and flora of theregion on the Mala Walk. Explore Kantju Gorge beforevisiting the Cultural Centre and Maruku Arts and CraftCooperative to see Aboriginal artists at work. Thisafternoon journey to Kings Canyon. Overnight: Kings Canyon Resort - choice ofaccommodation

Day 3: Kings Canyon - Alice SpringsEnjoy a guided walk to the rim of Kings Canyon andthrough the Lost City and Garden of Eden (requires agood degree of fitness). An alternative walk along thecanyon floor is available. This afternoon travel via KingsCreek Station to Alice Springs, returning approximately6.30pm.

Departures: Daily at 2.30pm 1 May 10-31 Oct 10;3.00pm 1 Nov 10-31 Mar 11Tour Code: RKA3NOTE: Tour options vary and price is based on budget accommodation.Prices for superior and deluxe upgrades, including Kings Canyon WildernessLodge are available on application.

Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kings Canyon andAlice Springs

From Alice Springs3 days/2 nightsUluru (Ayers Rock) (1) Kings Canyon (1)Operated by: Connections Safaris

Price includes• Touring • All camping fees and equipment• Meals as indicated (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner) • National park entry fees

ItineraryDay 1: Alice Springs - Uluru (Ayers Rock)Departing Alice Springs, head south, stopping for a shortvisit at the Outback Camel Farm (rides at own expense)and then heading straight to Yulara permanent campsite.The afternoon is spent exploring Kata Tjuta (The Olgas),before travelling to Uluru (Ayers Rock) to take in aspectacular sunset. Later, return to camp for a traditionalAussie meal. After dinner relax around the campfire.Overnight: Campsite - Ayers Rock Resort L, D

Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Kings CanyonAn early rise for an exciting morning with breathtakingviews of sunrise at Uluru (Ayers Rock), a World Heritage-listed area. Join your guide for a base tour of Uluru,exploring ancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be seen, and learning about the oldest culture in the world. This afternoon, travel through red sand dunesand desert oak country to Kings Creek Cattle Stationwhere optional activities are abundant. Tonight sample a traditional camp oven dinner.Overnight: Campsite - Kings Creek Station B, L, D

Day 3: Kings Canyon - Alice SpringsThis morning visit breathtaking Kings Canyon. Take yourtime to hike around the canyon rim viewing sites suchas the Lost City and the Garden of Eden, as well as thestriking North and South Walls. Return to Kings CreekStation for lunch before travelling through sand-dunecountry as you head back to Alice Springs. B, L

Departures: Daily from 5.45am

Tour Code: S03NOTE: Tour options vary. There is a choice of budget, superior or deluxeaccommodation..

Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings CanyonCamping Safari

From Alice Springs4 days/3 nightsUluru (Ayers Rock) (1) Kings Creek (1) WallaceRockhole (1)Operated by: Connections Safaris

Price includes• Accommodation in permanent camp sites • 4WD touring • National park entry fees • Meals as indicated (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Alice Springs - Ayers RockDepart Alice Springs and stop for a short visit at theOutback Camel Farm, then head to Yulara and yourpermanent campsite for lunch. The afternoon is spentexploring Uluru (Ayers Rock), a World Heritage-listedarea. Join your guide for a base tour of Uluru, exploringancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be seen. Atsunset watch the spectacular colour changes of Uluru.Later, return to camp for a traditional Aussie meal. Overnight: Ayers Rock Resort Permanent Campsite L, D

Day 2: Ayers Rock - Kings CreekIt’s an early rise for breathtaking views of sunrise at Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas). Take a walk to appreciate the beautyof the 36 magical domes and learn about unique faunaand flora. This afternoon, travel through red sand-duneand desert oak country to Kings Creek Cattle Station.Tonight, try a traditional camp oven dinner.Overnight: Kings Creek Permanent Campsite B, L, D

Day 3: Kings Creek - Wallace RockholeThis morning visit breathtaking Watarrka National Park,home of Kings Canyon. Hike around the canyon rimviewing sites like the Lost City and the Garden of Eden.After a picnic lunch, head off towards the MacDonnellRanges. In the afternoon, stop at Hermannsburg - hometo well known artist Albert Namatjira. Drive to WallaceRockhole Aboriginal Community, your overnight camp.Overnight: Wallace Rockhole Permanent Campsite

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Day 4: Wallace Rock Hole - Alice SpringsThis morning visit the Rockhole to view Aboriginal rockart and to learn about the Aboriginal culture (seasonal).Participate in an Aboriginal Dot Painting Class, learningsome of the traditional techniques used. Today you’ll alsoexplore highlights of the Western MacDonnell Ranges,Standley Chasm and Simpson Gap and enjoy a picnic inthe beautiful surroundings, and do some hiking whereyou may see rock wallabies. Later, continue on to AliceSprings, arriving at approximately 6.30pm. B, L

Departures: Wednesday and Friday Tour Code: SO4NOTE: This tour also operates with French and German speaking guides.

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DarwinDarwin is the base for tours inand around the country’s TopEnd. This vibrant, tropical capitalhas a youthful energy you’ll findhard to resist. A multi cultural cityit boasts a relaxed lifestyle and ahuge choice of activities for thevisitor. The city’s colourfuloutdoor markets are worldrenowned and restaurants range from fine dining to themore casual fish and chips on the wharf.

Dining at Cullen Bay, Darwin

Things to do in Darwin...• Wander through the Aboriginal artgalleries• Learn of the region’s dramatic historyfrom World II air raids to Cyclone Traceyin the museums and galleries

• Sail on Darwin harbour at sunset, cruisenext to crocodiles and bushwalk throughmonsoon forest• Have dinner at the Mindil Beach Sunsetmarkets, enjoy the varied entertainmentand browse some 200 stalls

• Explore sacred Aboriginal sites atCasuarina Coastal Reserve• Get up close to fish, birds-of-prey,nocturnal animals and reptiles in theTerritory Wildlife Park

• Have a close crocodile encounter atCrocodylus Park, the Darwin CrocodileFarm or on a crocodile cruise alongDarwin’s coastal fringe and rivers• Do a day trip to Litchfield National Parkwhere you can swim in crystal-clearwaterholes and see thousands of talltermite mounds

From Darwin3 days/2 nightsKakadu (1) Katherine (1)Operated by: Australian Pacific Touring

Price includes• Touring• Accommodation• Meals as indicated (L: Lunch)

ItineraryDay 1: Darwin - KakaduTravel to the Adelaide River for the Jumping CrocodileCruise. Arrive Kakadu National Park, visit the BowaliVisitor Centre to learn about the wonders of the park.Then head to the ancient rock art sites at Ubirr. Thisafternoon there is time for a flight over the Arnhem Landescarpment (own expense).Overnight: Kakadu National Park - Standardaccommodation L

Day 2: Kakadu - KatherineDiscover the renowned Aboriginal art site at Nourlangie.Cruise on Yellow Water’s magnificent billabong. Travel toPine Creek and on to Katherine, renowned for the nearbyNitmiluk National Park.Overnight: Katherine - Standard accommodation L

Day 3: Katherine - DarwinCruise between the sheer and brilliantly coloured cliffs atNitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) keeping an eye out for wildlifeand learning the significance of the gorge for the localAboriginal people. Continue to Leliyn where there’s timefor a swim (conditions permitting) before continuing toAdelaide River War Cemetery. Return to Darwin.

Departs: Tuesday and Saturday at 6.45am, 1 May 10-31 Oct 10

Tour Code: KNL3

Top End Highlights


Litchfield National Park is one of the Northern Territory’snewest national parks, with 146,000 virtually untouchedhectares waiting to be explored. View Florence Falls froma lookout positioned high above the falls. Continue toTolmer Falls, where you can take a short walk to berewarded with spectacular views of the falls. From here,venture to Wangi Falls for a picnic lunch. There is anatural waterhole, where you have time to relax andswim if you wish (conditions permitting).

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily at 6.30amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. Seasonal conditions may affectinclusions from time to time.

1 Day Litchfield National Park


Depart Darwin for Adelaide River War Cemetery en routeto Katherine. After lunch, enter Nitmiluk National Park,home to 13 stunning gorges, and stop at the VisitorCentre before joining your guided cruise which takes youbetween the sheer sandstone cliffs of Katherine Gorge. As you glide along the tranquil waters of this ancientwatercourse, enjoy commentary from your guide detailingthe area’s plant and wildlife, and explaining theAboriginal rock art which adorns the walls of the gorge.Keep an eye out for crocodiles and the splendid array ofbirdlife. This afternoon visit Edith Falls where there’s timefor a swim before returning to Darwin.

Duration: 14 hours

Departs: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday at 6.00am

Tour Code: D23LNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Katherine Gorge Cruise


Depart Darwin and enter Kakadu National Park,Australia’s largest and arguably most famous NationalPark. Visit Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre beforejoining a guided cruise along Kakadu’s most famouswetland area, Yellow Water billabong, keeping an eyeout for the region’s abundant wildlife, includingcrocodiles. After lunch, take a guided tour to NourlangieRock to see well preserved galleries of Aboriginal rock art.On the return trip to Darwin, stop at Windows on theWetlands for a glass of wine as you watch the changinglight of day over the flood plains.

Duration: 131 hours

Departs: Daily from Darwin at 6.00amTour Code: D31L

Kakadu, Nourlangie Rockand Yellow Water

From Darwin4 days/3 nightsKakadu (1) Katherine (1) Mt Bundy (1)Operated by: Connection Safaris

Price includes• Accommodation at permanent camp sites• Touring in all-terrain vehicle• Meals as indicated (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Darwin - KakaduAfter pick up from your accommodation, meet yourSafaris’ guide and head south towards Kakadu NationalPark. The first adventure is a crocodile-spotting cruise.After lunch head for Ubirr Rock for classic examples ofAboriginal rock art and spectacular 360 degree views.Tonight camp in your established site under the stars.Overnight: Kakadu Permanent Campsite L, D

Day 2: Kakadu - KatherineAfter breakfast head out to explore the national park withan opportunity to swim in cool, clear water, walk andexplore spectacular sandstone country. After lunch travelsouthinto the historic mining area of Pine Creek. On theway, stop in at Edith Falls for a swim. Travel to thecampsite at the historic Springvale Homestead. Overnight: Springvale Homestead Permanent Camp B, L, D

Day 3: Katherine - Mt Bundy StationAfter an early start, travel to the majestic Katherine Gorgefor a choice of a two-hour cruise or a canoeing adventureup the gorge. The waters are clear, cool and safe forswimming. After lunch travel back up towards Darwinand continue on to the campsite at Mt Bundy Station, onthe bank of the Adelaide River.Overnight: Mt Bundy Station Permanent Camp B, L, D

Day 4: Mt Bundy Station - DarwinAfter breakfast, depart for Litchfield National Park,famous for its beauty, waterfalls and safe swimming. VisitFlorence Falls, Wangi Falls and Buley Rockholes and walkthrough rainforests. On the way back to Darwin, visit thetownship of Batchelor and return to Darwin atapproximately 6.30pm. B, LDeparts: 1 Apr-30 Jun 10; 1 Nov-31 Dec 10: Dailyexcept Thursday, Sunday 1 Jul-31 Oct: Daily 1-31 Mar 11:Tuesday and Saturday

Kakadu, Katherine and Litchfield Safari

Operated by: Nitmiluk Tours

Nabilil is a dragon-like figure who named Nitmiluk afterhearing the song of the cicada (nitnit, nitnit). Sit back andrelax as the tranquility of the evening transports you intoa spiritual world of Indigenous culture and history. Youwill discover the music, stories and ways of life of theJawoyn people against a magnificent backdrop of clifffaces that changes colour with the sunset. Experience thespectacular beauty of the gorge by candlelight whilstenjoying a delicious smorgasbord and glass of wine.

Duration: 31 hours

Departs: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sundayat 4.30pm 1 Apr 10-30 Nov 10

Tour Code: NITSS

Nabilil Dreaming Sunset Cultural Cruise

Operated by: Gagadju Crocodile Holiday Inn, Jabiru

Kakadu Gorge and Waterfall Tour is a spectacular 4WDadventure to Jim Jim and Twin Falls. As the sun rises overKakadu, go off-road winding through savannahwoodland to the edge of the Arnhem Land Escarpment.Bushwalk through the monsoon forest negotiating rocksalong the river gorge before standing, encircled bytowering 150-metre cliffs, at the shaded pool at the baseof Jim Jim Falls. A short 4WD trip, tranquil cruise andwalk along a trail carved into the gorge cliff-facetransports you to the sandy beach and dual falls of TwinFalls. Tours are subject to road and environmentalconditions. Tour includes morning tea, picnic lunch andcomplimentary cold drinking water.

Duration: 10 hours

Departs: Daily from Gagadju Crocodile Holiday Inn, Jabiruand Gagadju Lodge, Cooinda

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Operated by: Yellow Water Cruises

Cruise the tranquil waters of Yellow Water billabong towitness a land barely touched by mankind wherecrocodiles rule and the landscape is enlivened by theabundant wildlife. This is a must-do on any KakaduNational Park itinerary.

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: Daily from Yellow Water billabong wetlandsboardwalk 1.5 hour cruise - 11.30am, 1.15pm, 2.45pm2 hour cruise - 6.45am, 9.00am, 4.30pmNOTE: A shuttle operates from Gagudju Lodge Cooinda to Yellow Waterbillabong and departs 15 minutes prior to cruise time.

Yellow Water Cruise

From Darwin3 days/2 nightsKakadu (2)Operated by: Connections Safaris

Price includes• All camping equipment • Darwin hotel transfers • Meals as specified including wine with dinner (B:Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner) • National park entry fees

ItineraryDay 1: Darwin - KakaduLeave Darwin at 7.00am in an air-conditioned 4WDvehicle to travel to famous Kakadu National Park.Entering the park, visit the colourful rock art andspectacular scenery of Ubirr Rock. This is a fascinating sitewith spectacular views over Kakadu. This afternoon takethe Murdudjurl Cultural Tour to learn more about localAboriginal people and their country. Set up camp for theevening before enjoying dinner under the stars.Overnight: Kakadu Permanent Campsite L, D

Day 2: KakaduAfter an early breakfast, depart on your big day out toTwin Falls and Jim Jim Falls. These falls are in a remotearea of the park only accessible by 4WD vehicle, some 70kilometres off the sealed road via a dirt track. This is anarea of incredible natural beauty and the waterfalls arerainwater fed, therefore after several months without rain(around August and September) it’s possible they maynot be flowing. The rock pools and surrounds aremagnificent year-round and well worth the journey. TwinFalls is only accessible by water, therefore there is a shortboat ride through the gorge to the beach at the base ofthe falls. After a picnic lunch on the banks of the river,you can hike (approximately 1km) through the rainforestto Jim Jim Falls and its crystal-clear waters. Return to thecamp for dinner.Overnight: Kakadu Permanent Campsite B, L, D

Day 3: Kakadu - DarwinAfter breakfast this morning, cruise the spectacularYellow Water billabong, home to a wide variety of birdlife and the lurking saltwater crocodiles. Travel to thecrystal-clear rock pool and scenic beauty of BarramundiGorge. Then take the Arnhem Highway back to Darwin,arriving at approximately 6.30pm. B, L

Departures: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 1 May 10-30 Nov 10Tour Code: SK6NOTE: Tour is not suitable for children under 6 years. A moderate level offitness is required.

4WD Kakadu Dreamtime Safari

From Darwin4 days/3 nightsKatherine (2) Kakadu (1)Operated by: Travel North

Price Includes• Darwin city pick-up and drop-off• All national park entry fees• Choice of accommodation• Meals as specified (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Darwin - KatherineDepart Darwin at approximately 6.30am for a full daytour to Litchfield National Park. Visit Wangi, Tolmer andFlorence Falls. After a swim and lunch, continue toKatherine.Overnight: Katherine - Pine Tree Motel L

Day 2: KatherineDepart Katherine for Mataranka Thermal Pool and ElseyHomestead replica. After lunch return to Katherine to joina cruise of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge. Join either an 8 ora 4-hour Nitmiluk Gorge Cruise or hire a canoe.Overnight: Katherine - Pine Tree Motel L

Day 3: Katherine - KakaduDepart Katherine for Kakadu. Travel to Waterfall Creek(Gunlom) and arrive at Cooinda in time to join the YellowWater sunset cruise.Overnight: Safari Camp or Gagudju Lodge, Cooinda L, D

Day 4: Kakadu - DarwinAfter breakfast, travel to Nourlangie Rock with itsAboriginal rock art and outstanding views over theArnhem Land escarpment. Visit the Bowali Visitors Centre and Ubirr Rock. Depart Kakadu midafternoon forDarwin. B (Safari Camp only), L

Departures: Monday, Wednesday, Friday (Highlyrecommended during May to Sep)NOTE: During the summer season (Nov-Apr) itineraries may vary due toadverse weather conditions.

Natural Wonders Tour

Operated by: Aussie Adventure Holidays

Fly to Bathurst Island and visit the Aboriginal communityof Nguiu. Visit the museum with its interesting displays oftraditional art and depictions of the Tiwi Dreamtimestories. Purchase Tiwi arts, crafts and fabric at islandprices. There will also be a performance of totem dancesand a smoking ceremony to bless the visitors. Take ascenic drive through the wilderness of Bathurst Island.Enjoy lunch and visit a local waterhole for a swim (bringswimmers and towel).

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Monday to Friday from Darwin Airport at 7.30am

Tour Code: TIB1NOTE: You must make your own way to the General Aviation Terminal. Price includes A$10 per person fuel levy payable direct. Departure time issubject to change.

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122 The Esplanade, Darwin

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Holiday Inn Darwin2.

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Location: On The Esplanade in downtown Darwinoverlooking the beautiful Arafura Sea.Property Facilities: Restaurant • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 89 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet

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Location: Just 400 metres from Darwin's CBD and majorshopping mall. It is a short drive to the markets at MindilBeach.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 192 rooms • 32 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin

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21 Knuckey Street, Darwin

Location: Centrally located in the heart of the city. Withineasy walking distance to cinemas, theatres, nightclubs,restaurants and shopping.Property Facilities: Pool • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 132 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Darwin Central Hotel1.

Our View: A modern, uniquely designed hoteloffering great accommodation and a convenientdowntown location.

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16 Kitchener Drive, Darwin

Location: On the fringe of Darwin CBD, in the iconicDarwin City Waterfront area. The Vibe Hotel Darwin isthe ideal haven for guests who appreciate fresh, vibrantaccommodation with a stylish and contemporary edge.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 120 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player• interconnecting rooms

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Location: Overlooking Darwin Harbour and theEsplanade, adjacent to Darwin bus terminal and thecity centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 64 rooms • 139 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mantra on The Esplanade Darwin 3.

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Kitchener Drive, Darwin

Location: In the iconic Darwin City Waterfront on thefringe of Darwin CBD.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 121 rooms • 63 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player • interconnecting rooms

Medina Grand Darwin Waterfront4.

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Location: On The Esplanade, overlooking BicentennialPark and the Arafura Sea. Only two minutes’ walk to thecity centre, restaurants and bars.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour deskAccommodation: 140 rooms • 18 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer

Novotel Atrium Darwin5.

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Gilruth Avenue, The Gardens, Darwin

Location: Next to the famous Mindil Beach Markets, justfive minutes from Darwin’s CBD and Cullen Bay Marina.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 5 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 120 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Skycity Darwin7.

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Stuart Highway, Katherine

Location: Four kilometres south of Katherine townshipand 35 minutes' drive to Katherine Gorge.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 100 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

All Seasons Katherine1.

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3 Third Street, Katherine

Location: Near the centre of town and half an hour fromNitmiluk (Katherine Gorge).Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Best Western Pine Tree Motel2.

Our View: Comfortable with friendly staff. Agreat base from which to explore.


Chinner Road, Lake Bennett

Location: A 45-minute drive south of Darwin and 40 minutes from Litchfield National Park.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 33 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Lake Bennett Wilderness Resort4.

Our View: Set on the banks of a beautiful lake,this hotel offers a tranquil experience.

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Flinders Street, Jabiru

Location: This property is situated in Jabiru in the heart ofKakadu. It is two and a half hours’ drive from Darwin andsix kilometres from Jabiru airport. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 110 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn3.

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Things to do beyond Darwin...• Discover rock art galleries up to 50,000years old in World Heritage-listed KakaduNational Park

• Swim in the plunge pool below FlorenceFalls in Litchfield National park, one of theTop End’s hidden treasures• Cruise through Katherine Gorge, anamazing experience

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Western AustraliaFlanked by the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean and the Great Southern Ocean, Western Australia isAustralia’s largest state. It offers everything from beautiful rainforest, wine country and long white beaches inthe south to the spectacular and rugged scenery of the Kimberley in the north.

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Things to do in Western Australia...

• Cruise down Perth’s Swan River to

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• Dive with the huge whale sharks on

Ningaloo Reef

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• Get gold rush fever in Kalgoorlie

• Swim from the snow-white beaches

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Perth and surroundsCruise along the Swan River past parks and skyscrapersto 40 vineyards in the Swan Valley or the Perth Zoo. VisitRottnest Island, where you can explore history, bike rideto secret beaches and kayak to secluded bays. Feast onseafood and soak up the carnival atmosphere in historicFremantle. Discover the lookouts, landscaped gardensand Aboriginal heritage of huge Kings Park. Swim, surf,fish, windsurf and sail on clean and uncrowded beachessuch as Cottlesloe or Scarborough. Then skip betweenthe sunny boardwalks, beaches and marinas of theSunset Coast.

Coral CoastThis coastal paradise stretches from Cervantes and themoonscape Pinnacles Desert in the south to Exmouth andNingaloo Reef in the north. Bushwalk past gorges, cliffs,the winding river and white beaches in Kalbarri NationalPark. Four-wheel drive in Cape Range National Park,where spectacular gorges, carved by ancient rivers, meetNingaloo’s coral reefs, clear blue seas and sandy beaches.Swim with the docile whale sharks, the world’s largestfish, at Ningaloo Reef between April and June. In theShark Bay World Heritage area you can feed wildbottlenose dolphins at Monkey Mia and get up close tosea lions, manta rays, dugongs and humpback whales.

Places of interest

Golden OutbackTackle adventure on the rich red earth of the GascoyneMurchison outback. Discover the national parks andsnow-white beaches of Esperance and the South Coast.See the rugged outback come alive with the colour ofwildflowers in winter and early spring. Learn about theAboriginal history of Mount Augustus and the KennedyRange. Escape to the Wheatbelt’s small, friendly townsand geological wonders such as Wave Rock. Head toKalgoorlie and the goldfields for goldrush history andunique flora and fauna. From the sparkling SouthernOcean to Western Australia’s red outback heart, youwon‘t forget these diverse and theatrical landscapes.

North WestRide a camel on Broome’s breathtaking Cable Beach andsee dinosaur footprints preserved in rock. Four-wheeldrive the red-dirt road from Broome along the DampierPeninsula, where you can stay in an Aboriginal wildernesscamp and see the church with a mother-of-pearl altar.Further north in Derby, watch the sun set over KingSound and fly over the Horizontal Waterfalls on theislands of Buccaneer Archipelago. From Kununurra, youcan explore the beehive-shaped domes of the BungleBungle Range and cruise down the Ord River and vastLake Argyle. Get up close to a huge treasure trove of

ancient Aboriginal rock on the Burrup Peninsula, nearDampier. Further south, don‘t miss the spectacular redgorges, waterfalls and emerald swimming holes of KarijiniNational Park.

South WestDive to the Southern Hemisphere’s largest accessible divewreck - the HMAS Swan - from Dunsborough. Visitworld-class wineries, swim in the crystal-clear waters ofBunker and ride the waves of Surfers Point in the lushMargaret River region. Here you can canoe through sun-speckled woodlands and relax on 75 spellbindingbeaches. See fossils in Mammoth Caves, mirroredunderwater lakes in Lake Cave and straw stalactites inJewel Cave. Follow a fairytale drive through toweringkarri forests to Hamelin Bay, where you can snorkel withstingrays and walk the idyllic sands of Boranup Beach.Visit romantic Augusta, where lighthouse-tipped CapeLeeuwin parts the Indian and Southern Oceans. Swimwith dolphins in Mandurah and Bunbury and spot whalesfrom the towns of Augusta, Albany and Dunsboroughfrom June to October.

Cable Beach, Broome

Hamelin Bay, near Augusta

Icons of Western Australia...• Ningaloo

Ningaloo is one of the world’s largestfringing reefs, stretching for 260kilometres off Western Australia’s midnorth coast. Its closest point is within 100metres offshore so you can reach it justby stepping off the beach.• Kimberley

Ride a camel at sunset down Broome’sCable Beach and soar over the towers ofthe Bungle Bungle Ranges. Cruise hugeLake Argyle and see tides taller than abuilding in the Buccaneer Archipelago.Four-wheel drive the Gibb River Roadpast gorges and mighty rivers, or followthe red-dirt track from Broome to theremote Dampier Peninsula.

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PerthBeautfiul beaches, tranquil watersand a picture-postcard setting set the scene for sunny Perth. It's a friendly, laid-back city and a great destination in which torelax and unwind. Or, you canparticipate in a range of outdooractivities such as surfing,swimming, snorkelling, sailingand much more.

Kings Park

Things to do in Perth...• Sail down the shimmering, blueSwan River• Look over the city and its waterways fromKings Park• Swim, surf or just watch the sunset fromCottesloe Beach• Hit Northbridge’s cheap eateries andtrendy bars• Dine out on Indian Ocean seafood• Explore Australia’s best-preserved19th century streetscapes in colourfulFremantle

• Dedicate a day to discovering RottnestIsland by bike, boat or foot• Swim and surf from perfect whitebeaches• Snorkel with tropical fish and coral andget up close to diverse wildlife

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Operated by: Rockingham Wild Encounters

Discover the enchanted underwater world ofRockingham’s wild dolphins. The Dolphin Watch vesselfeatures a viewing platform at the front where thedolphins bow ride just beneath your feet. Taste freshlycooked mussels at a local mussel farm, then transfer toShoalwater Marine Park for a 45-minute glass-bottomboat cruise to observe sea lions at play. Disembark atPenguin Island for lunch, return to Perth at 2.00pm.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily from Perth at 7.45amNOTE: Tour is also available from Rockingham. Dolphin Watch Cruises only are also available. Tour does not operate 2 Jun 10-31 Aug 10 and 25 Dec 10.

Dolphin, Penguin and Sea Lion Tour


See the very best of Perth and Fremantle. The mostbeautiful beaches in the world are at the doorstep. Enjoyviews of the Perth skyline and Swan River from KingsPark Botanical Gardens, where you will have time toexperience the Tree Top Walkway. See famous CottesloeBeach before visiting the historic port city of Fremantle.See the University of Western Australia, Council House,Royal Perth Yacht Club, the Old Swan Brewery, BarrackStreet Jetty, the Bell Tower then finally the Perth Mint.

Duration: 41 hours


Perth and Fremantle Morning Sights Tour

Operated by: Captain Cook Cruises

Venture by boat into the heart of Perth’s Swan Valley onthis popular full-day wine cruise. Following the cruiseupstream, you will transfer to an air-conditioned coachand visit two leading vineyards in the Swan Valley. Thenrelax at a riverside restaurant and enjoy a delicious buffetlunch. Wines are provided during the day, including withlunch, and hotel pick-up/drop-off is available on request.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: Daily from Perth at 9.45am NOTE: Tour does not operate 24-26 Dec 10, 31 Dec 10, 26 Jan 11.

Perth’s Famous Wine Cruise


See one of Western Australia’s most unique naturalattractions, the mystical Pinnacles. Travel by luxury four-wheel drive through Lancelin’s amazing white sanddunes. Enjoy a fresh picnic lunch. Try your hand at sandboarding the untouched sand slopes on one of thespecially made sand boards.

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily from Perth at 8.00amNOTE: Sometimes, due to rough off-road and sand dune conditions,delays may occur. This tour is not suitable for pregnant women, peoplewith back problems and infants. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. OtherAustralian Pacific Touring options available on request.

4WD Pinnacles, Koalas, Sand Boarding Adventure


Margaret River is fast becoming Australia’s gourmet foodand premium wine capital. Enjoy wine tasting at XanaduWinery and a fresh picnic lunch with a guided tour ofMammoth Cave. Pass by Boranup Forest before arrivingat Augusta’s Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Return to Perthvia Busselton Jetty for a light dinner break (own expense).

Duration: 131 hours

Departs: Daily from Perth from 6.55amNOTE: Tour does not operate 2 Apr 10 and 25 Dec 10. Other AustralianPacific Day Tours options available on request.

Margaret River Eagles, Caves and Wine


Join a local guide to discover this amazing formation and visit historic York, then drive through remote farmingareas. Travel out through the Darling Ranges to York for morning tea (own expense). Stop along the journey to enjoy a fresh picnic lunch. You will also have theopportunity of visiting either an Animal Wildlife Park or viewing a unique antique lace collection.

Duration: 121 hours

Departs: Daily from Perth at 6.55amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10. From August to November thistour stops to view and photograph native wildflowers.

Wave Rock and Aboriginal Cave Paintings

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195 Adelaide Terrace, Perth

Location: At the eastern end of the city, just a five minutewalk to the CBD and Barrack Street Jetty. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • health spa centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 181 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• hairdryer • internet • in-house movies

Goodearth Hotel Perth4.

Our View: Eat at the restaurant or cook your ownmeals, this hotel offers you the choice of both.Spacious rooms are great for families and longerstays alike.

Hotel room


517 Hay Street, Perth

Location: In the CBD just 200 metres from Hay Streetshopping mall. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 117 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet

Kings Hotel Perth5.

Our View: Just a short walk from the BarrackStreet Jetty and beautiful Swan River. Perfect forthose on a budget and for short stays.

Standard Twin room



Location: Centrally located in the CBD, close to the city’smain shopping and entertainment district. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 170 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Perth Ambassador Hotel11.

Our View: Comfortable city hotel at an affordableprice offering excellent value for money.

Deluxe Double room


166 Mounts Bay Road, Perth

Location: Perth’s premier location, next to Kings Park anda short stroll to the city and beautiful Swan River. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 71 rooms • 2 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer

Sullivans Hotel Perth15.

Our View: Uniquely nestled under Kings Park, thishotel is close to all Perth has to offer. Make useof the hotel’s complimentary bikes.

Superior Balcony room



Location: Ideally located in the heart of Perth’s mainshopping areas and on the business district fringe. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour deskAccommodation: 123 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Travelodge Perth16.

Our View: Stylishly refurbished hotel in the heartof Perth’s shopping areas. Ideally located forbusiness or leisure guests

Superior room


707 Wellington Street, Perth

Location: Just a five minute walk from Perth’s galleries,museums and shopping areas. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour deskAccommodation: 278 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Citigate Perth2.

Our View: A comfortable hotel offering a greatbase to explore the city and Kings Park as well asthe restaurants and nightlife of Northbridge.




Location: In downtown Perth, close to sporting stadiums(the WACA), the CBD and shopping. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 15 rooms • 136 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equippedkitchen (apartments) • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer

Mantra on Hay6.

Our View: One of Perth’s most popular hotels!Offering self-catering one and two bedroomapartments with friendly service, this hotel isideal for all.


70 Pier Street, Perth

Location: Ideally located in the heart of Perth, just 50metres from the Hay Street shopping mall. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 96 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Aarons Hotel Perth1.

Our View: Comfortable, great value-for-moneyhotel.

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138 Barrack Street, Perth

Location: In the Perth CBD, close to shopping,Northbridge restaurants and Barrack Street Jetty.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 7 rooms • 92 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CDplayer

Medina Executive Barrack Plaza8.

Our View: Apartment hotel in central Perth withmany apartments having stunning views overNorthbridge and the city.

Superior Queen room


Cnr Hay & King Streets, Perth

Location: In Perth’s West End, close to shopping,entertainment and the theatre district. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 245 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rydges Hotel Perth12.

Our View: This unique hotel has contemporarydecor and a prime location. CBD Restaurant/Baris the perfect place to enjoy local wines andcuisine.

Executive room


185 St Georges Terrace, Perth

Location: In the West End, easy walking distance toshopping, restaurants and the Convention Centre.Property Facilities: Bar • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 43 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Somerset St Georges Terrace14.

Our View: Charming boutique-style hotel offeringquality facilities and friendly service.

Deluxe room


1 St Georges Terrace, Perth

Location: In the heart of the city, a few minutes walkfrom Perth’s shopping, restaurants and Swan River. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 306 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Duxton Hotel Perth3.

Our View: With a wide range of facilities, thishotel is superb for the business and leisuretraveller.

Premier Studio


33 Mounts Bay Road, Perth

Location: Excellent city location next to the PerthConvention and Exhibition Centre. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 13 rooms • 124 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player

Medina Grand Perth9.

Our View: Stylish and spacious apartments,coupled with superb facilities, allow you to makethe most of your stay in this beautiful city.

Standard Guest room


14 Mill Street, Perth

Location: Centrally located in the heart of Perth’sshopping, business and nightlife districts. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 3 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 284 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Parmelia Hilton10.

Our View: Quality accommodation withtraditional charm, this hotel caters for all needsand is sure to please.

Executive studio



Location: In the heart of Perth and just a short walk tothe shopping and entertainment areas. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 486 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sheraton Perth Hotel13.

Our View: Overlooking the Swan River, themajority of the comfortably-appointed roomsprovide views of the river, making this propertya most desirable destination.

The Swan Bells Tower

Queen Studio Suite


305 Murray Street, Perth

Location: Within walking distance to the city’s vibrantshopping and entertainment districts. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 190 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mantra on Murray7.

Our View: Contemporary self-catering styleaccommodation in the heart of the Perth CBD.

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1 Padbury Circle, Sorrento

Location: A short stroll from Hillary’s Boat Harbour andthe Aquarium of Western Australia. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 18 rooms • 64 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• CD player • in-house movies

Sorrento Beach Resort

Our View: Well appointed rooms coupled withfantastic facilities, make this an ideal beachgetaway for couples and families alike.



Cnr Marine Terrace & Essex Street, Fremantle

Location: Across from the harbour with easy access tomuseums, galleries and Fremantle Prison. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 2 pools• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 300 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Esplanade Hotel Fremantle

Our View: Relax and enjoy the award-winningfacilities of this charming Queenslander-stylehotel. Explore restaurants, markets and all theattractions Fremantle has to offer.

Two Bedroom Superior Apartment


178 The Esplanade, Scarborough

Location: Directly opposite Scarborough Beach. A shortdrive from Perth, Fremantle and Hillary’s Boat Harbour. Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 54 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi in room• CD player

Seashells Serviced ApartmentsScarborough

Our View: Overlooking Scarborough Beach, these spacious apartments are perfect forovernight, romantic weekend or long stay beachholidays.

Two Bedroom Villa


16 Dolphin Drive, Mandurah

Location: Absolute beachfront on the shores of Comet Bay.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 86 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi in room• CD player

Seashells Resort Mandurah

Our View: Perfect for families, couples andbusiness travellers. Close proximity to a numberof championship golf courses.

Guest room


1 Marco Polo Drive, Mandurah

Location: Just south of Perth, overlooking the HarveyEstuary. The hotel sits alongside the best of Mandurah’sentertainment, dining and shopping.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 84 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• interconnecting rooms

The Sebel Mandurah

Our View: The Sebel Mandurah provides a rangeof excellent facilities.

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Historic Fremantle Prison

Beyond PerthThis region offers some of themost varied travel experiencesin Australia. Discover everythingfrom stunning beaches, toweringforests and whale watching to fine food and wine and world-class surfing.

The Natural Bridge, Albany coastline

Things to do beyond Perth...• Swim, surf, fish, windsurf and sail onScarborough or Sorrento beaches• Soak up the carnival atmosphere inhistoric Fremantle

• Be seduced by the ultimate smorgasbordof fine wine, good food and spectacularscenery in the Margaret River area• Prepare to be blown away by Albany'sdramatic convict history, set against abackdrop of rugged granite coastline,green seas and a wild beauty that tugs atthe heartstrings

Deluxe King room


369 Albany Highway, Albany

Location: Close to all major attractions of the GreatSouthern area, between Albany and South CoastHighway.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• interconnecting rooms

All Seasons Albany

Our View: Albany’s best value mid-range hotelwith an excellent bar and grill open seven days aweek for breakfast, lunch and dinner.


Vasse Highway, Pemberton

Location: In the southwest of Western Australia, nearPemberton, 3.5 hours from Perth. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 68 rooms • 32 apartments • overheadfan • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Karri Valley Resort

Our View: Set on picturesque Lake Beedelup, thisis a wonderful place to escape to for a relaxinggetaway.


Cnr Bussell Hwy & Turnbridge Street, Margaret River

Location: Bordered by the tranquil state forest and thebustling main street of cosmopolitan Margaret River.Property Facilities: Bar • pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 60 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

Quest Margaret River

Our View: Enjoy the panoramic views of thenative gardens from your balcony or take a shortstroll to the many nearby cafes, galleries and giftshops.


Yallingup Beach Road, Yallingup

Location: Three hours’ drive south of Perth and a shortdrive to Margaret River, Dunsborough and Busselton.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 44 rooms • 36 apartments • air-conditioning • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Seashells Resort Yallingup

Our View: Unique, heritage-listed Art Deco-styledproperty, close to the region’s attractions,vineyards, the Ngilgi Caves and stunningbeaches.

Studio Double


595 Bussell Highway, Busselton

Location: On spectacular Geographe Bay, a short drivefrom historic Busselton.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• indoor pool • heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tourdesk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 213 rooms • 99 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CDplayer • fully-equipped kitchen (2 & 3 bedroomapartments) • in-house movies

Abbey Beach Resort

Our View: Set amongst beautiful landscapedgardens and offering a myriad of recreationalfacilities, this is the perfect getaway for all.

Forest Spa Suite


Caves Road, Yallingup

Location: Just 20 minutes to Margaret River townshipwith its art galleries, restaurants and cafes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 23 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Cape Lodge

Our View: Elegance, style and pure sophistication,this beautiful boutique hotel offers the ultimatein gourmet dining.

Studio Villa


Bunker Bay Road, Dunsborough

Location: On the Cape Naturaliste peninsula, a shortdrive from the surrounding wineries and Margaret River.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 150 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player • in-house movies

Quay West Resort Bunker Bay

Our View: Stunning! Luxuriously-appointed roomsfeature natural finishes such as jarrah timberfloors and limestone feature walls.

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Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, near Dunsborough

Deluxe Queen room


Victoria Highway, Kununurra

Location: One kilometre from the centre of townoverlooking Lake Kununurra. The pool is set in lush palmgardens.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 72 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Kimberley Grande

Our View: This resort is the eastern gateway toThe Kimberley region in Western Australia and isthe perfect place to use as a base whilstexploring the area’s ancient landscape.


47 Coolibah Drive, Kununurra

Location: In downtown Kununurra, a few minutes’ walkto restaurants and shops.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 88 rooms • 2 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • iron/ironing board• in-house movies

Kununurra Country Club Resort

Our View: Lush, tropical gardens and a relaxingatmosphere make this an oasis in Kununurra. Therestaurant has great food and is a popular choice for locals and visitors alike!


via Gibb River Road, Kununurra, East Kimberley

Location: El Questro Emma Gorge is the firstaccommodation option heading towards Broome on thefamous Gibb River Road.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 60 tented cabins • balconyNOTE: El Questro is closed 1 Nov 10-31 Mar 11.

El Questro Emma Gorge

Our View: Award-winning resort, featuring aretractable roof for stargazing at dinner, a pool,nature trails and a waterfall.

Bungalow



Location: A million acres in size, El Questro is located onthe eastern perimeter of The Kimberley region. TheBungalows are located at the Station township,approximately 100 kilometres west of Kununurra.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 12 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing boardNOTE: El Questro is closed 1 Nov 10-31 Mar 11.

El Questro Station Bungalows

Our View: The working hub of El Questro Station,set on the banks of the beautiful Pentecost River!Experience the true outback and all its characters.



Location: On the cliffs of the magnificent ChamberlainRiver, 116 kilometres west of Kununurra. El QuestroHomestead is an exclusive retreat.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 6 rooms • air-conditioning • overheadfan • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes NOTE: El Questro Homestead is closed 1 Nov 10-31 Mar 11. Children under12 years are not catered for.

El Questro Homestead

Our View: Internationally acclaimed, all-inclusive of gourmet meals, beverages, Western Australia’sfinest wines, French champagne and selectedtours within the El Questro Valley.

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The KimberleyRegionHome to huge wildernesssanctuaries, spectacular gorges,thundering waterfalls and theincredible Bungle Bungles.Kununurra is the gateway to theoutback experience of theKimberley and an ideal base toexplore this fascinating region.

Fitzroy River at Dimond Gorge

Things to do in The Kimberley...• Explore the beehive-shaped domes of theBungle Bungle Range• Cruise the Ord River and vast Lake Argyle• Get up close to a huge treasure-trove ofancient Aboriginal rock on the BurrupPeninsula, near Dampier

• Take a boat trip along the Ord River towitness amazing bird and wildlife• Go horse riding, cattle mustering,bushwalking, boating, fishing, four-wheeldriving and almost anything else you canthink of at El Questro Wilderness Park

Broome & CoastalWestern AustraliaBroome, a pearling town with anexotic past is a tropical oasisnestled alongside the blue watersand white sandy beaches of theIndian Ocean. Australia’s NorthWest is one of the last truewilderness areas. Further south,you’ll find pristine beaches, exoticmarine life and the bluest oceanyou’ll see anywhere in the world.

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Gantheaume Point, Broome

Things to do in Broome and alongthe Western Australia Coast...• Hop on a camel and watch the famous,fiery sunset over Cable Beach• Wander through Chinatown, once thebustling hub of pearl shells, billiardsaloons, entertainment houses andopium dens

• Buy coveted South Sea pearls and soakup the melting pot of nationalities inChinatown• Cruise Roebuck Bay on an old pearllugger• Dine beneath the balmy, star-filled sky ata cafe or restaurant near the beach• See 130 million-year-old dinosaurfootprints preserved in rock atGantheaume Point

• Explore the underwater world ofNingaloo Reef from either Exmouth orCoral Bay• Enjoy getting up close and personal withthe dolphins at Monkey Mia DolphinResort at Shark bay, one of the world’spremier dolphin sighting areas

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Weld Street, Broome

Location: Central location, only a 10 minute stroll toChinatown and a short drive to Cable Beach.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 136 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mercure Hotel Broome

Our View: The large shady pool area and relaxedholiday atmosphere make this hotel ideal for alltravellers!



10 Sanctuary Road, Broome

Location: A few minutes walk to Cable Beach and sixkilometres from Broome town centre.Property Facilities: 2 pools • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 44 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies • balcony • CD player

Blue Seas Resort

Our View: Spacious, open-plan apartments with aunique Pacific Island feel! The rooms faceinwards to a shaded pool area and beautifulCable Beach is just down the road.

Operated by: Ningaloo Reef Dreaming

Dive and snorkel the best sites Ningaloo Reef has to offer.See wall caves, an amazing range of coral, nudibranch,manta rays, turtles and angelfish. It is a day filled with theexperiences that make SCUBA diving worthwhile.

Duration: 81 hours


Ningaloo Reef Explorer

From Broome5 days/4 nightsOperated by: Australian Pacific Touring

Price includes• Travel in 4WD All Terrain Vehicle • 14 meals • Use ofall camping equipment • All campsite and national parkentry fees

Highlights• Five-day coach tour travels from Broome to Fitzroy

Crossing, Halls Creek and Purnululu National Park(Bungle Bungle) and back to Broome

• Tunnell Creek, a 750-metre long natural tunnell carvedthrough the Napier Range

• A unique cruise along stunning Geike Gorge

• The historic mining town of Halls Creek

• Amazing Purnululu National Park, where you stay intented cabins with hot showers and toilets

• Hike into Picaninny Creek and spectacular CathedralGorge. Walk along the beehive domes, as your guidebrings the natural history of the range to life

• Learn of bush tucker, bush medicine and the area’ssignificance to local Aboriginals

• There is also time for an optional helicopter flight (ownexpense)

• The tour returns to Broome on day five

Tour code: GBR5

Departures: 2010: May 3, 10, 15, 22, 30; Jun 15, 21, 28; Jul 6, 13,19, 26; Aug 3, 9, 18, 23, 31; Sep 11, 19, 25; Oct 4

Price per person share twin: from A$1,895

Broome to the Bungle Bungle Range

From Broome13 days/12 nightsImintji (2), Kind Edward River (2), Mitchell Falls (2), Emma Gorge Resort at El Questro (1),Kununurra (2), Purnululu National Park (BungleBungle (2), Fitzroy Crossing (1)Operated by: Australian Pacific Touring

Price includes• Travel in 4WD All Terrain Vehicle • 34 meals • Use ofall camping equipment • All campsite and national parkentry fees

Highlights• Tunnel Creek, a 750 metre-long natural tunnel carved

through the Napier Range

• Windjana Gorge, where you may see freshwatercrocodiles lazing on the banks of the Lennard River

• Bell Gorge, where rugged cliffs surround a series oftiered waterholes.

• The Mitchell Plateau, a remote world of Livistona palmforests, beautiful lookouts, ancient Aboriginal art,magnificent waterfalls and swimming holes

• A helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls back to the vehicleis included

• Ford the mighty Durack River, then the Pentecost Riverand reach El Questro, one million acres in the Kimberleywilderness

• Travel to Lake Argyle, the largest man-made lake in thesouthern hemisphere. This afternoon, you join aspectacular wildlife cruise on the mighty Ord River

• Travel to Purnululu National Park, home to the uniqueBungle Bungle Range

• Hike into Piccaninny Creek and spectacular CathedralGorge. There is time for an optional helicopter flight(own expense)

• Tour returns to Broome after a cruise along GeikeGorge

Tour code: GKC13

Departures: Frequent departures each weekthroughout the year. Details on application. Severaldepartures oeprate in reverse (Tour code: GKC13R).

Price per person share twin: from A$6,395

Kimberley Complete

From Broome11 days/10 nightsBroome (1), Windjana Gorge (1), Mt BarnettStation (2), El Questro Wilderness Reserve (2),Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle) (2),Timber Creek (1), Darwin (1)Operated by: Connections Safaris

Price includes• Travel in 4WD All Terrain Vehicle • 9 Breakfasts, 7 Lunches, 8 Dinners • Use of all camping equipment(excluding sleeping bags; available for hire for A$25) • All campsite and National Park entry fees

Highlights• Dinner at Cable Beach in Broome watching the

stunning Indian Ocean sunset.

• Explore Tunnel Creek, an underground discovery tourthat is dark, wet and fascinating!

• Travel the challenging Gibb River Road.

• Explore the gorges of the West Kimberley includingWindjana, Bells and Manning.

• Take a refreshing swim in the Lower Plunge Pool atBells Creek Gorge.

• Two nights at El Questro Wilderness Reserve. Spanningone million acres in size, this is one of the world’s lastunspoilt frontiers.

• 4WD touring through the amazing Bungle BungleRange in Purnululu National Park.

• Visit Kununurra and the massive Lake Argyle -containing 12 times the water volume of SydneyHarbour.

• Visit Katherine and, time permitting, enjoy a refreshingswim at Edith Falls in Nitmiluk National Park.

Tour code: SWB11

Departures: 2010: Apr 10*, 21 ; May 3*, 14, 26*; Jun 6, 18*, 29; Jul11*, 22; Aug 3*, 14, 26*; Sep 6, 18*, 29; Oct 11*, 22

* Operates in reverse (Tour code: SWB11R)

Price per person twin/share: from A$1, 950

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Lullfitz Drive, Broome

Location: Just a kilometre from Cable Beach and fiveminutes from Chinatown.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 pools • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 167 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Broome Sanctuary Resort

Our View: Full service apartment-style hotel withmodern facilities in traditional Broome style.

Verandah Pearler


55 Herbert Street, Broome

Location: In quiet, relaxing surroundings in the centre of Old Broome with easy access to shops, restaurants,galleries, museums and other attractions.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 8 rooms • air-conditioning • overheadfan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobesNOTE: Children under 16 years are not catered for.

McAlpine House

Our View: Tranquil boutique hotel offering greatpersonal service. Ideal for a romantic getaway.



4-6 Challenor Drive, Cable Beach

Location: Five minutes’ walk from Cable Beach and 10minutes’ drive from Broome town centre.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 49 apartments • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • in-house movies • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • spa bath/jacuzzi in room• CD player

Seashells Resort Broome

Our View: Large comfortable apartments, set in beautifully-landscaped gardens, perfectlydesigned for relaxation.


Cable Beach Road, Cable Beach

Location: On the seafront at beautiful Cable Beach, onlysix kilometres from Broome town centre. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 176 rooms • 84 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • in-housemovies

Cable Beach Club Resort Broome

Our View: A Broome icon, known for greatservice and quality accommodation. Watch thesun set over the Indian Ocean from the famousSunset Bar.

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99 Robinson Street, Broome

Location: Set in Roebuck Bay, Oaks Broome is a stunninghotel and apartment-style accommodation, just a shortdrive from Cable Beach.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 2 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 138 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Oaks Broome

Our View: Stylish rooms, a huge pool area andgreat restaurant! A perfect holiday choice foreveryone.

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10 Murray Road, Cable Beach

Location: Newly opened early 2009, the hotel is situatedjust five minutes’ walk along a dedicated path throughthe dunes to Cable Beach. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pools• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 71 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Pinctada Cable Beach

Our View: Pinctada Cable Beach is a newproperty built to the highest standard of design,guest amenities and service.

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1 Robinson Street, Coral Bay

Location: Ningaloo Reef is located in Coral Bay, a smallsettlement near Ningaloo Reef. Coral Bay is located1200km north of Perth and an 11-hour drive via sealedroad.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 34 rooms • 15 apartments • air-conditioning • kitchenette • refrigerator • balcony • in-house movies • iron/ironing board • hairdryer

Ningaloo Reef Resort

Our View: Ningaloo Reef is one of the mostreliable places in the world to see the whaleshark. The whale shark dwells in the waters ofNingaloo Reef from March to June.

Garden Villa


Monkey Mia Road, Shark Bay

Location: In the heart of Shark Bay, right on the worldfamous Dolphin Beach.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 60 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony

Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

Our View: This is the only place in Australiawhere the dolphins choose to swim with you - for free! Enjoy a close encounter of the mostremarkable kind.


Madaffari Drive, Exmouth

Location: In the new marina precinct, on Sunrise Beach.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 68 rooms • 34 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Novotel Ningaloo Resort

Our View: A great place to explore NingalooMarine Park and Cape Range National Park

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South AustraliaFine food and wine, world-class arts festivals, some of Australia’s most beautiful scenery and a rich Europeanheritage make this state one of Australia’s most interesting holiday destinations. Two areas you should visit areKangaroo Island, one of the best places to see native animals in their natural habitats and the Flinders Ranges,an area of stunning beauty which features the mystically beautiful Wilpena Pound.

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Things to do in South Australia...

• Cellar hop in the Barossa Valley

• Visit the picturesque German village of

Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills

• Meet native wildlife on Kangaroo Island

• Swim with sea lions on the Eyre Peninsula

• Four-wheel drive past the deep red

gorges of the Flinders Ranges

• Swim, surf and fish on the pristine

beaches of the Fleurieu Peninsula

• Glide past the willow-fringed banks of

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• Dive into shipwrecks and Aboriginal

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• Explore the fossil-rich Naracoorte Caves

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uphold traditions that have been passed down through thegenerations. Meet them in lovingly restored heritage townssuch as Burra and Kapunda. Talk to them at farm shopsand cellar doors and soak up the festive harvest-seasonatmosphere that runs through the valley, all year round.

Fleurieu PeninsulaEnjoy coastal walks, secluded beaches, adventure tours andunspoilt wildlife in this adventure playground, a paradise fordivers and snorkellers. Discover dramatic shipwrecks,stunning marine life, vibrant festivals, events and art.

Eyre PeninsulaSwim with sea lions at Baird Bay and snorkel with giantcuttlefish near Whyalla. For a real adrenalin rush, go cagediving with a Great White Shark south of Port Lincoln. SpotSouthern Right Whales in the Great Australian Bight MarinePark between May and October and sea-lions on the rocksat Point Labatt Conservation Park all year round. Four-wheel drive further into the Nullarbor Plain.

Flinders Ranges and OutbackThis is remote country so a four-wheel drive and thoroughpreparation is essential or better still see it on an extendedtour. Explore the rugged, majestic Flinders Ranges. Walk tothe rim of Wilpena Pound, a huge natural amphitheatre, orsoar over it on a scenic flight. Explore the area’s pastoral

past at Wilpena Pound Station. See Aboriginal art atArkoora. Deeper in the desert, you can fossick for opals inthe quirky underground town of Coober Pedy orAndamooka.

Kangaroo IslandGo here to see amazing native wildlife in the wild. When apanel of 522 experts ranked the world’s islands bycomparing their commitment to sustainable tourism andpreserving the environment, Kangaroo Island came out ontop. Stay in wilderness retreats or luxury lodges.

Limestone CoastMarvel at the Blue Lake of Mount Gambier. Discover thefossil deposits and spectacular scenery of the WorldHeritage-listed Naracoorte Caves. Get up close to hundredsof wetland birds and learn about Aboriginal history as yousail along the lagoons and waterways of the Coorong.

Murray RiverCruise aboard a paddlesteamer or hire a houseboat. Seetowering cliffs, picturesque gorges and Australian wildlife.Enjoy nature walks and eco-tours. Discover backwaters,creeks, lagoons and special native wildlife shelters. Visit agenuine woolshed and sheep station. Explore old towns,wineries and Aboriginal sites. Dine under brilliant blue skiesand witness stunning sunrises.

Places of interest

AdelaideFestivals and food. Arts and culture. Shopping and sports.South Australia's capital has it all. With spaciousboulevards and vibrant inner-city districts, sophisticatedarchitecture and lush gardens plus plenty ofaccommodation to choose from, Adelaide is the perfectvenue for all sorts of holiday activities - big or small.

Adelaide HillsTake a tour or drive to the Adelaide Hills, where thepicturesque farmlands and charming villages haveinspired many generations of artists. Browse the bakeries,craft shops and galleries of Hahndorf, Australia’s oldestsurviving German village. Visit The Cedars, once thegracious old home and studio of famous landscape artistSir Hans Heysen.

BarossaTour historic wineries and boutique breweries ofAustralia’s wine capital. In the nearby heritage town ofGawler, find stone churches, galleries and museums setagainst rolling hills and manicured vineyards. See artisansat work in one of the many studios or buy some of theregion’s famous handicrafts.

Clare ValleyThis place is home to a working rural community, who

Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island

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AdelaideFestivals and food. Arts andculture. Shopping and sports.This is Adelaide, the Australiancity where there's alwayssomething on. South Australia'scapital with its colourful calendarof festivals and special events hasit all. With spacious boulevardsand vibrant inner-city districts,sophisticated architecture andlush gardens, Adelaide is theperfect venue for all sorts ofholiday activities - big or small.

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Things to do in Adelaide...• Do a cultural tour of the Adelaide BotanicGardens with traditional custodians, theKaurna people

• Sample everything from Asian fusion toArgentine cuisine in the exotic, bustlingfoodhalls of Chinatown• Hire paddleboats and bikes in Elder Park• Swim with dolphins or learn to sail inGlenelg or fish from the jetty in Henley• Explore the museums, markets andhistoric harbour of Port Adelaide, thecity’s maritime heart

• See heritage buildings and colourfulsummer sideshows in family-friendlySemaphore• Visit the Adelaide Hills, where thepicturesque farmlands and charmingvillages have inspired many generationsof artists

• Take a tour to the world-class wineries ofthe Barossa Valley• Discover the magnificent flora and faunaof Kangaroo Island

Operated by: Adelaide’s Top Food & Wine Tours

Adelaide’s vibrant food and wine culture awaits yourparticipation in this unique, over-the-top, food and wineexperience. Grazing on Gouger is a fantastic progressiveluncheon that explores the delicious restaurant scene ofAdelaide’s famous Gouger Street, Chinatown and CentralMarket precincts. This gourmet feast includes all food anda splash or two of premium South Australian wines, sohave a light breakfast.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Friday and SaturdayNOTE: Tour does not operate 2 Apr 10, 24 Dec 10-3 Jan 11. Notrecommended for children under 18 years.

Grazing on Gouger

Operated by: Adelaide Sightseeing

This tour is designed to highlight the scenery andattractions of the Adelaide Hills including Cleland WildlifePark, Hahndorf and the Barossa Valley. Enjoy a scenicdrive through the Adelaide Hills en route to the Germansettlement of Hahndorf. Enjoy the trails of the ClelandWildlife Park and come face-to-face with a host ofAustralian Wildlife. By mid afternoon tour through thefamous Barossa Valley, to see vineyards and the quaintvillages of Angaston, Lyndoch and Tanunda. Get yourcameras ready for the panoramic views from MenglersHill Lookout. Please note lunch is not included on thistour.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday at 9.30am

Northern Highlights Tour - Hahndorf &Barossa Valley


Travel through the Torrens Gorge and Williamstown,where you will see the beautiful stone buildings. Stop forfresh coffee and German Bienenstich cake at a localbakery. From Mengler’s Hill Lookout, you will have amagnificent view of the entire valley of vines and thequaint villages of Bethany, Tanunda and Angaston. Enjoya two-course lunch and a chance to do some winetasting as well. Taste premium wines at the Wolf BlassVisitor Centre and here you will learn about viticultureand wine production.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday at9.30amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Ultimate Barossa Valley Wine Tour


From the city to the beach experience the dailycosmopolitan life of Adelaide as you journey through theheart of the city. See iconic cathedrals, the North Terracecultural boulevard, visit Colonel Light’s Lookout overAdelaide and the world famous Adelaide Oval, beforeventuring out to Glenelg - the city’s bustling beach. Witha quick bite at Haigh’s Chocolate Factory included, thistour is not to be missed!

Duration: 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Adelaide at 9.30amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Adelaide City Highlights


This tour has something for everyone highlighting the Big River Region and cruising the Murray River. After ascenic tour through the apple orchard regions of theOnkaparinga Valley spend 1.5 hours cruising the MurrayRiver. A two-course lunch is served overlooking theriverbanks. Take some great photos from the Mannumlookout. On your return take in some spectacular sceneryincluding Chain of Ponds and Mount Lofty Ranges.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Monday and Friday from Adelaide at 9.30amNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Murray River Highlights


Travel to Williamstown and admire the beautiful stonebuildings before having morning tea from the historicLyndock bakery. There are panoramic views out onto theBarossa Valley from Menglers Hill Lookout. Lunch will beat 1918 Bistro & Grill. The afternoon will be spentamongst the vineyards and wineries that make this areaso popular and famous around the world. The day willfinish with a stop to view the most famous of all premiumAustralian wine, Grange. At Penfolds Magill Estate youwill enjoy a comprehensive tasting, tour the historic MagillCellars and view a complete set of Grange. These winesare worth several hundred dollars per bottle, so have yourwallet at the ready.

Duration: 8 hours


The Barossa Valley Experience

Operated by: Temptation Sailing

Transfer to Glenelg and spend the morning cruising on‘Temptation’, while you experience this once in a lifetimeopportunity to swim with the dolphins and be touchedforever. Meet Jade the dolphin, the only one of a handfulof dolphins around the world that has taken to people.This is possibly the only cruise of its type, where you don’tgo looking for dolphins, they come to you - somethingthat has taken many cruises to achieve.

Duration: 51 hours

Departs: Daily at 7.00amNOTE: Tour does not operate 1 Jun 10-31 Jul 10, 25 Dec 10, 1 Jan 11. A cruise-only option is also available.

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125 North Terrace, Adelaide

Location: Close to Adelaide’s lively casino, restaurants,shops and the famous River Torrens.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 243 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer

Mercure Grosvenor Hotel 6.

Our View: A comfortable hotel with a fantasticcity location. This affordable hotel is the idealbase to explore Adelaide’s attractions.



255 Hindley Street, Adelaide

Location: A short walk to Rundle Mall, restaurants,SkyCity Casino and Convention Centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 142 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer

Breakfree on Hindley 1.

Our View: Self-contained accommodationoffering great value for families and longer stays.

Superior room


208 South Terrace, Adelaide

Location: On the southern fringe of the city square,directly opposite picturesque parklands.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 133 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Grand Chifley Adelaide2.

Our View: A comfortable well-equipped property,good value and a great base.

Studio Suite


55-67 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide

Location: Fifty metres to Rundle Mall shopping precinct. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 179 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player in-house movies• balcony

Mantra Hindmarsh Square4.

Our View: Beautifully appointed self-containedaccommodation in a secluded setting withinminutes of the city’s main attractions.

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Moseley Square, Glenelg

Location: Right on the beachfront at Glenelg, in the midstof restaurants, shops and cafes.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 220 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player• interconnecting rooms

Stamford Grand Adelaide9.

Our View: Overlooking Glenelg beach and pier,this quality hotel combines style with a relaxedresort feel.

Junior Suite


233 Victoria Square, Adelaide

Location: Overlooking Victoria Square, adjacent toAdelaide’s Central Market and shopping centres. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 374 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hilton Adelaide3.

Our View: A landmark in Adelaide with viewsover the city and Adelaide Hills, this hotel offersthe service and quality expected of Hilton.

Studio


Cnr King William & Flinders Streets, Adelaide

Location: Downtown adjacent to Victoria Square.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 80 studios and apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette(studios) • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player• fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • in-house movies

Medina Grand Adelaide Treasury5.

Our View: Luxury, style and sophistication arecombined in this beautifully-restored historicbuilding. You can cook your own meals or dine in the hotel’s restaurant.

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Location: In the heart of the CBD, opposite theConvention Centre and the casino. Property Facilities: Bar • indoor pool • heated pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 125 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equipped kitchen• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • in-house movies• balcony • hairdryer • in-room safe • CD player

Oaks Horizons7.

Our View: With fantastic facilities andcomfortable rooms, this accommodation willmeet all your needs.

Deluxe King room


55 Waymouth Street, Adelaide

Location: Within easy walking distance to the ConventionCentre, Hindley Street, North Terrace and Rundle Mall.This upscale cosmopolitan hotel boasts an array ofluxuriously-appointed rooms and exquisite suites. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 201 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Rendezvous Allegra Hotel8.

Our View: A stylish hotel featuring contemporarydesign combined with opulent European style.

City View/Park View Deluxe room



Location: Close to Adelaide’s main attractions, withinwalking distance of shopping precincts.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 334 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Stamford Plaza Adelaide10.

Our View: Quality accommodation with a widerange of dining options. Enjoy a swim or relax onthe sundeck overlooking the city.

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Location: In the heart of the city, opposite the ConventionCentre and SkyCity Casino. A short stroll from the RiverTorrens.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 110 rooms • 72 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • in-house movies

The Sebel Playford Adelaide11.

Our View: With an ideal city location, this qualityproperty combines a boutique feel with modernamenities. Visit the hotel’s popular lounge bar.

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McCracken Drive, Victor Harbor

Location: The resort is 25 minutes south from McLarenVale at Victor Harbor, just off the main road.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 64 rooms • 24 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • spabath/jacuzzi in room

McCracken Country Club

Our View: A fantastic retreat only a short drivefrom one of South Australia’s premier wineregions, McLaren Vale.

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Huchinson Street, Coober Pedy

Location: The only international underground hotel thatallows you to experience dug-out living, providing acomplete underground experience in the heart of theopal fields.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Desert Cave Hotel

Our View: For a unique Australian experience thisis the place to stay.


Wilpena Road, Via Hawker

Location: Overlooking the southern side of WilpenaPound, Rawnsley Park Station provides the perfect basefor exploring the Flinders Ranges.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 8 eco villas • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • fully-equippedkitchen • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • in-room safe • bathrobes • CD player

Rawnsley Park Station

Our View: Overlooking Wilpena Pound, theStation is ideally situated for exploring theFlinders Ranges.


Wilpena Road, Via Hawker

Location: Wilpena Pound is 429 kilometres north ofAdelaide. The resort is built on the banks of WilpenaCreek just outside an entrance to Wilpena Pound. In thisnatural bush setting, native flora and fauna abound andthe resort blends well into the landscape.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 60 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Wilpena Pound Resort

Our View: A serene oasis that welcomes all withits Outback hospitality.

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Underground house, Coober Pedy

Beyond AdelaideFrom historic buildings to pristineislands, you’ll love SouthAustralia’s rich heritage andspectacular natural attractions.

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Things to do beyond Adelaide...

• See stunning beaches, forests, desert

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• Explore authentic underground homes as

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From Adelaide2 days/1 nightKangaroo Island (1)Operated by: Kangaroo Island SeaLink

Price includes• Morning hotel pick-up from selected hotels• Scenic coach and ferry transfers• Accommodation• Meals as indicated: (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch) plus

2 morning teas• Entry fee into national park

ItineraryDay 1: Adelaide - Kangaroo IslandDepart early morning for Cape Jervis to connect withSeaLink’s fast ferry for the short cruise to Kangaroo Island.On arrival, board a SeaLink coach to commence yourKangaroo Island discovery that begins with Cliffords HoneyFarm. After lunch head west to the Parndana Wildlife Parkto feed kangaroos and take a guided tour. Continue toSeal Bay for a beach walk with a National Parks Ranger,amongst a breeding colony of Australian sea lions. Thendrive to Kingscote to view the daily pelican feeding. At the

end of your tour transfer to your overnight accommodationat Kangaroo Island Lodge. After dark discover KangarooIsland’s Little Penguins and other wildlife on a guidedNocturnal Tour.

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Day 2: Kangaroo Island - AdelaideVisit Kelly Hill Caves and walk deep into the caves to viewthe unique limestone formations, created over thousandsof years. After lunch, head to Flinders Chase National Parkfor the rest of the afternoon. Flinders Chase is renownedas a sanctuary for native animals including kangaroos,wallabies, koalas and echidnas. The tour will take you tothe rugged southern coastline for a walk on RemarkableRocks and then Admirals Arch, a safe haven for playful furseals which can be seen swimming or resting on the rocks.Next visit Island Pure Sheep Dairy, a unique andenterprising farm. Observe sheep being milked and sampledelicious yoghurts and various cheeses. Your adventureends at the ferry terminal for your return journey toAdelaide. B, L

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Kangaroo Island Coast to CoastFrom Adelaide2 days/1 nightKangaroo Island (1)Operated by: Australian Pacific Tours

Price includes• Morning hotel pick-up from selected hotels• Scenic coach and ferry transfers• Accommodation• Meals as indicated (L: Lunch) plus 2 morning teas• Entry fee into national park

ItineraryDay 1: Adelaide - Kangaroo IslandDepart Adelaide by coach to Cape Jervis for a ferry toKangaroo Island. Your guide will help you spot kangaroosand koalas in the wild. A highlight is a guided beachwalk at Seal Bay. View a colony of Australian sea lionsclose up, as they bask on the beach. Your guide willallow you to stand remarkably close to watch them atplay. Enjoy a picnic lunch in a secluded location, followedby a bushwalk. This afternoon, explore the stunning northcoast and admire the scenery. Overnight: Kangaroo Island L

Day 2: Kangaroo Island - AdelaideThis morning discover the natural wonders of FlindersChase National Park. See the New Zealand fur seals thatinhabit these waters and view Admirals Arch and thedelicately-balanced granite domes of Remarkable Rocks.Enjoy a picnic lunch then tour the pristine wilderness by4-wheel drive. By special permit, enter the Kelly HillConservation Park. As dusk approaches, mobs ofkangaroos and other native animals move out into the open to graze. Depart for Adelaide aboard the7.30pm ferry. L

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Kangaroo IslandSea lions basking on whitebeaches, koalas dozing in loftyeucalypts, pelicans soaring overshimmering lagoons - this isKangaroo Island.

This pristine wilderness is just a30-minute flight south fromAdelaide or less than two and a half hours by car and ferry.

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Things to do on Kangaroo Island...• See pink pelicans wheeling through thesky at Reeves Point and sea lions lying onthe rocks at Cape du Couedic• Watch packs and pairs of little penguinsmake their nightly pilgrimage to the shorein Penneshaw or from Kingscote Wharf• Swim on secret beaches at Stokes Bayand surf at Vivonne Bay

• Dive through shipwrecks and with leafysea dragons from American Beach• Take a scenic drive to the undergroundcaves of Kelly Hill Conservation Park andthe Remarkable Rocks in Flinders ChaseNational Park• Roll down the snowy-white sand ofLittle Sahara

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Commercial Street, Kingscote, Kangaroo Island

Location: In an unsurpassed seafront setting atKingscote, convenient for touring, shopping andrestaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 3 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 63 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Aurora Ozone Hotel

Our View: Established 98 years ago the OzoneHotel is a one of Kangaroo Island’s landmarkbuildings.

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American River, Kangaroo Island

Location: Twenty five minutes from the ferry port ofPenneshaw, and the airport terminal of Kingscote. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 38 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Kangaroo Island Lodge

Our View: A nature-lover’s paradise set amidseven acres of natural bushland. Enjoy the dailypelican show!

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49 North Terrace, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

Location: At Penneshaw where the ferry docks, a shortstroll to the penguin sanctuary.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 27 rooms • 9 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • mini bar• kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • iron/ironing board

Kangaroo Island Seafront

Our View: This quality boutique property offersall you need to make your stay memorable. Dineat the alfresco restaurant overlooking the ocean.


Hanson Bay Road, Hanson Bay, Kangaroo Island

Location: At Hanson Bay on the island’s south-westcoast, the lodge is set back from a cliff above thepounding surf. It adjoins both the Flinders Chase andCape Bouguer/Kelly Hill National Parks.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 21 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Southern Ocean Lodge

Our View: Its location, stunning views,contemorary design, pesonalised service andmodern wellness spa ensures its status as aSouth Australian icon.

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TasmaniaThe pristine tranquillity, the clean air, the spectacular beauty of its rugged mountains and a dramatic coastlineand a relaxed lifestyle make the island of Tasmania a destination like no other in Australia. It also has amazingwildlife, a thriving creative culture, a rich history of convicts, pioneers, miners and whalers and fabulous foodand wine.

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Things to do in Tasmania...

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See Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock and BatteryPoint before heading across the Tasman Bridge to thehistoric convict village of Richmond. Visit Australia’s oldestCatholic church and take a stroll around the village beforetravelling to the penal settlement of Port Arthur, createdto put fear and hatred into the minds of thoseunfortunate enough to be sent there. After a light lunchthe guide will escort you around the ruins of thesettlement telling you tales of the hardships suffered bythe convicts. This amazing experience will end with ashort cruise around the harbour on a modern catamaran.Arrive back at the hotel at around 5.00pm.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily from Hobart at 9.00am

Port Arthur Discovery

Operated by: Spirit of Tasmania

The Spirit of Tasmania operates daily passenger andvehicle ferry services from Melbourne to Devonport andreturn. Spirit of Tasmania now operates two ships on theservice with sailings every night. With the ability to takeyour car on board, Spirit of Tasmania offers maximumflexibility and provides a cost-effective alternative for travelto and from Tasmania.

Departures: Daily from Melbourne at 8.00pm arriving the followingmorning into Devonport at 7.00amDaily from Devonport at 8.00pm arriving the followingmorning into Melbourne at 7.00am

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TasmaniaEverything is so easy to get to in the island state ofTasmania. Stand atop a mountain peak in the morningand paddle an azure sea in the afternoon. Visit historicvillages, sip on premium cool-climate wines or journeydeep into the western wilderness. You can pack moreinto your day in Tasmania.

Two of the most popular ways to see the island is to renta car or take a tour. Extended tours vary from 4 to 12days and operate out of either Hobart or Launceston.Depending on the route or the tour you choose, discoverthe World Heritage wilderness of Cradle Mountain withits rugged peaks and mirrored lakes. Explore the stunningFreycinet National Park. Absorb awe-inspiring scenery.Learn about life as a mid 19th century prisoner at PortArthur. Walk to breathtaking Wineglass Bay with itsdreamy white beach. Visit the busy port of Burnie or thehistoric town of Stanley where you can look out over thesteep volcanic plug known as the ‘Nut’. Cruise down themajestic heritage-listed Gordon River from the west coastfishing village of Strahan. Tour quaint historic villages andsample delicious gourmet fare. The choice is yours andyour travel consultant can offer suggestions.

Twisted Lake, Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park

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Operated by: Navigators

Visit one of the far corners of the Earth, the remoteTasman Peninsula. This is one of the last landforms thatwhales see on their spring migration to the Antarctic andits wealth of wildlife has earned it a listing as a nationalpark. Marvel at the sheer walls rising from the SouthernOcean to form Australia’s highest sea cliffs, a 250-metrebarrier that makes this sea cruise the safest way to seethe local inhabitants. An expert guide will share thesecrets of this isolated habitat, as you watch sea eaglesand other sub-Antarctic sea birds, and see Australian furseals resting in their rookeries. Few people get this closeto the cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, other than sailors inthe Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, who welcome it as theturning point for the home run.

Duration: : 11 hours

Departs: Port Arthur daily at 9.30am

Tasman Island Cruise

Operated by: Gordon River Cruises

Cruise the mighty Gordon River, with its World Heritage-listed wilderness. Travel across Macquarie Harbour beforereaching the Gordon River. Glide along the pristine, stillwaters and view the ancient Huon pines at HeritageLanding before heading back to Strahan.

Duration: 5 hours

Departs: Daily from Strahan

Gordon River Cruises

Operated by: West Coast Wilderness Railway

From Strahan Regatta Point Station to Queenstown, therailway offers a unique adventure through some ofTasmania’s beautiful wilderness rainforests, valleys,gorges and rivers. Return to Strahan by coach.

Duration: 41 hours


West Coast Wilderness Railway

Operated by: Pure Tasmania

Descend to Wineglass Bay, described by US magazine‘Outside’ as one of the world’s top 10 beaches. Yourguide will highlight the national park’s flora and faunaand immerse you in the Aboriginal heritage and Europeanhistory of the area. Take the track across the isthmus toHazards Beach where a banquet awaits. Enjoy localproduce and wines, including seafood from east coastwaters as well as Tasmanian beef and quail, salads andTasmanian cheeses. After time to relax, swimming orstrolling on the beach - the cruiser Baudin will collect youfor the 30-minute cruise back to Freycinet Lodge.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: From Freycinet Lodge Wednesday to Sunday(except 1 Jun 10-14 Sep 10)

NOTE: Children under 10 years not permitted. Guests must stay at Freycinet

Lodge to book this tour.

Wineglass to Wine Glass

Operated by: Freycinet Adventures

Discover Tasmania’s greatest sea kayaking destination onthe Freycinet Paddle. On this relaxed, guided tour of theFreycinet coastline, you’ll glide beneath pink granitemountains, past pristine sandy beaches and across crystalclear waters. Watch for soaring sea eagles, elusivepenguins and the sudden gleam of a dolphin’s back as itbreaks the ocean’s surface. Take time out on a secludedbeach and discover Freycinet’s rich stories from yourguides as you relax with freshly brewed coffee andsnacks. This award-winning tour blends adventure andserenity with a deep appreciation of an incredibleenvironment. This is an unforgettable way to discover theFreycinet Peninsula.

Duration: 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Coles BayNOTE: Requires minimum 2 passengers to operate.

Freycinet Paddle

Operated by: Bruny Island Cruisers

Drive to Kettering then travel by bus or water taxi toBruny Island bound for Adventure Bay. Enjoy a morningtea break at a beachside cafe before your cruise leavesAdventure Bay to visit the Friar Rocks, home to over1,000 curious Australian fur seals. See the antics ofplayful dolphins then return to Adventure Bay for lunchand a beach walk before the return trip to Hobart.

Duration: 91 hours

Departs: Daily 1 Apr 10-30 Jun 10, 1 Sep 10-31 Mar 11NOTE: Tour departs from the Tasmanian Visitor Information Centre, cornerof Davey Street and Elizabeth Street, Hobart.

Bruny Island Tour

Operated by: Gray Line

Travel to Port Arthur, an historic convict site. Take a cruiseon Carnarvon Bay around the ‘Isle of the Dead’ and aguided walking tour with access to over 30 restoredbuildings and ruins - see the Penitentiary: a one timegranary and flour mill, the separate prison, theCommandant’s House, the church and more. Visithighlights of Tasman National Park; wonder at thespectacle of Tasman Arch and the superb views of therugged coastline. Be amazed at the magnitude of theDevil’s Kitchen.

Duration: 81 hours

Departs: Daily from Hobart except Saturday NOTE: Option for Grand Port Arthur Tour with lunch is also available. A fuelsurcharge may apply and if so is payable direct, details on application.

Grand Port Arthur

Operated by: Hobart Cruises

Cruise through Hobart’s magnificent waterways and befascinated by sea life and giant kelp forests viewed fromunderwater cameras. See majestic sea eagles, dolphins,seals and Atlantic salmon feeding at a fish farm. Lunch onfresh locally grown produce before stepping ashore atPeppermint Bay, a spectacular location overlooking theD’Entrecasteaux Channel and Huon region. Browsethrough the local art gallery and shop for local fare in The Providore before returning relaxed and rejuvenated.

Duration: 5 hours

Departs: Daily from Hobart at 11.30am (May-Sep) and at12 noon (Oct-Apr)

NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Peppermint Bay Cruise

Operated by: World Heritage Cruises

Explore the majesty of the rugged mountain ranges andcalm waters of Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed SouthWest Wilderness National Park. From Strahan cruise toHells Gates, the narrow entrance to Macquarie Harbournamed by the early convicts, then cruise to Sarah Island, a convict settlement pre-dating Port Arthur, beforemaking your way on to the Gordon River. Spend twohours meandering along the pristine, still waters of thisincredible river. Take a short stroll ashore into the lushrainforest, which blankets the landscape, before climbingback aboard for a delicious buffet luncheon as you headback to Strahan.

Duration: 6 hours

Departs: Daily from Strahan at 9.00am NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

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HobartThis small, scenic capital, famousfor its harbourside charm,Georgian buildings, fantastic foodand wine and friendly locals is agreat holiday spot either for ashort break or as the beginningof a longer tour of Tasmania.

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Things to do in Hobart...• Step back in time in Salamanca Place, thecaptivating cobblestone square onHobart’s waterfront

• Explore the galleries, theatres, craft shopsand restaurants in the 1830s Georgianwarehouses, once the haunt of sailors,whalers and workmen• Dine on fresh seafood from one ofHobart’s waterside restaurants• Walk in the footsteps of convicts,bushrangers, whalers, sailors, barmaidsand prostitutes on a ghost tour

• Climb craggy Mount Wellington forsweeping views over Hobart and thewide Derwent River• See Australia’s oldest bridge in Richmond• Visit the cute sleepy seaside town ofKettering

• Wind past forest and farmland to thecool-climate wineries of the Coal Valley

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167 Macquarie Street, Hobart

Location: Conveniently located in the CBD within easyreach of shops, cafes and major tourist attractions. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 105 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Leisure Inn Hobart Macquarie1.

Our View: An affordable hotel right in the heartof Hobart. Suitable for budget travellers, familiesand groups.

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20 Runnymede Street, Battery Point

Location: Adjacent to Salamanca Place and the historicprecinct of Battery Point, on Hobart’s waterfront.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 rooms • mini bar • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Lenna of Hobart2.

Our View: Stylish boutique hotel in a beautifullypreserved colonial mansion.



Elizabeth Street, Hobart

Location: On Elizabeth Street Pier, surrounded by wateron three sides and in the hub of the popular waterfront.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 56 apartments • air-conditioning• refrigerator • mini bar • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player • in-house movies

Somerset on the Pier3.

Our View: Well-appointed apartments in a uniquelocation, central to restaurants, shops and bars.



1 Macquarie Street, Hobart

Location: Minutes’ walk from Salamanca, Hobart’swaterfront, the CBD and shopping area. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 242 rooms, studios and apartments• air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • CD player • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)• in-house movies • balcony

The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel5.

Our View: Fantastic for families, excellent valuewith great facilities.


The Lodge, Wild River Road, Tarraleah

Location: A scenic 90 minute drive from Hobart, on theroad to Strahan. The perfect location from which toexplore Tasmania's wilderness.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 9 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

The Lodge Tarraleah4.

Our View: A stunning retreat in the Tasmanianhighlands. Indulgent and wild with warm andfriendly service.

Hobart Hotels

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147 Paterson Street, Launceston

Location: Set against the stunning Cataract Gorge amidthe gardens, lakes and waterfalls of Penny Royal World.The hotel is five minutes’ walk to Launceston’s CBD andthe Old Launceston seaport restaurants.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 33 rooms • 40 apartments• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments) • balcony

Leisure Inn Penny Royal 3.

Our View: A delightful heritage building steepedin history. Only minutes from all of Launceston’sattractions.

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10 Casino Rise, Prospect Vale

Location: Just 10 minutes from the city of Launcestonand airport, Country Club Villas Tasmania are locatedonly 600 metres from the main resort complex.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 78 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

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Our View: Comfortable self-containedaccommodation with easy access to the CountryClub Resort.

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Country Club Avenue, Launceston

Location: On the outskirts of Launceston, this resorthouses the award-winning Terrace Restaurant.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 4 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 104 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Country Club Tasmania1.

Our View: A wonderful picturesque settingcombined with a huge variety of facilities.

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28 Seaport Boulevard, Launceston

Location: On the Tamar riverfront, just five minutes fromthe centre of Launceston. Property Facilities: Restaurant • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 24 rooms • 36 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player • fully-equipped kitchen(apartments) • balcony

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Our View: Superb location, offering great viewsfrom well-appointed rooms.

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Things to do in Launceston...• Discover the rich heritage of one ofAustralia’s oldest cities• Walk, relax, visit the peacocks, or dine inwild and beautiful Cataract Gorge in thecentre of town

• Sample a fine cool-climate wine at aTamar Valley cellar door• Venture out of Launceston and you willfind fields blanketed in vibrant purplelavender at Nabowla, and charminghistoric villages

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Cradle Mountain Road, Cradle Mountain

Location: At the northern end of Cradle Mountain - LakeSt Clair National Park in a spectacular wilderness setting.Just two hours’ drive from Launceston or Strahan.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 60 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Cradle Mountain Chateau

Our View: Alpine-style accommodation set inbeautiful wilderness surroundings. Be sure to paya visit to the renowned wilderness gallery.


Cradle Mountain Road, Cradle Mountain

Location: A unique wilderness experience, located righton the edge of the spectacular World Heritage-listedCradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • health spacentre • parking • shop

Accommodation: 86 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Cradle Mountain Lodge

Our View: Enjoy breathtaking natural beauty,relax into the mountain lifestyle, revitalise yoursenses. Experience wildlife at your door or trekrugged mountain paths.


Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay

Location: Within Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’seast coast. A two and a half hour drive from eitherHobart or Launceston.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 44 rooms • 16 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Freycinet Lodge

Our View: An impressive lodge situated in thepicturesque Freycinet National Park. Magnificentwalks and superb dining. What an experience!


The Esplanade, Strahan

Location: On the waterfront, in the heart of Strahan. Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 141 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Strahan Village

Our View: Strahan’s largest selection ofaccommodation, well complemented by thehighly recommended Macquarie Restaurant.

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The Esplanade, Strahan

Location: A unique retreat on the doorstep of themagnificent World Heritage wilderness. The manor offerstwo lounges with open fire for those chilly nights.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 18 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Franklin Manor

Our View: The charm of Franklin Manor is wellcomplemented by one of Strahan’s premierrestaurants.

Gordon River

Tasmania’sNational ParksFrom Cradle to Rocky Cape, fromFreycinet to the Gordon, you'renever far from a park or reservein Tasmania and you will beastounded at their beauty anddiversity. Dense forests linehighways, dark rivers tumblethrough steep gorges, deep andwide lakes open up before you.

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Things to do in Tasmania’sNational Parks...• Cruise along the Gordon River• Ride the 35-kilometre railway throughrugged wilderness, dense rainforest andsteep gorges

• Stay in wilderness lodges or look outacross crystal-clear waters• Cruise to Sarah Island, a convictsettlement pre-dating Port Arthur

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New ZealandA holiday in New Zealand is a real adventure offering a multitude of experiences. It is not only the perfectdestination for an action-packed holiday but also a great place to relax and unwind with its quiet beaches,tranquil countryside and charming wine regions.

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Things to do in New Zealand...

• Catch a scenic flight or enjoy lake and

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• Get back to nature in one of the stunning

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ancient forests of Fiordland to the active

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• Watch mud bubbling in pools and

landscapes that hiss with steam

• Soak in a thermal pool and relax with a

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• Watch the Tasman Sea collide with the

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WellingtonThe nation’s capital is located at the southern tip of theNorth Island. A sophisticated harbour city with heritagebuildings, museums and galleries, eclectic cafes, designershopping, funky bars, an abundance of fine restaurantsand a strong arts scene, it is the gateway to both theNorth and South Island. Explore the great outdoors, shoptill you drop, sample the culinary delights, and wanderthrough picturesque vineyards.

ChristchurchChristchurch with its beautiful parks and gardens, quaintseaside suburbs, English heritage and contemporaryarchitecture and stunning harbour views is not only afantastic place to visit, but from here you can easily accessthe heart of the South Island. Travel north for hot pools,vineyards and oceanic wildlife encounters. A journey westcould mean a train trip over the stunning Southern Alps,to discover rainforest and glaciers. Head south anddiscover beautiful high country, topped off by Aoraki/Mt Cook, New Zealand's tallest mountain.

DunedinDunedin's dramatic hills surround a long, natural harbour,which attracted Maori settlers to the site over four centuriesago. More recently the area was settled by whalers, goldminers and migrants from Scotland and China. Memorablefor its historical architecture, Dunedin is one of the bestpreserved Victorian and Edwardian cities in the southernhemisphere. On the doorstep of the city, find incrediblewildlife including the world's rarest penguins, a mainlandalbatross colony, fur seals and sea lions.

QueenstownNestled in beside the mysterious Lake Wakatipu, in theSouthern Lakes district of New Zealand, Queenstown is thecountry’s adventure capital and a cosmopolitan haven,offering limitless adventure, southern wine and cuisine, andbreathtaking alpine scenery. Queenstown possesses theperfect location to base yourself while you explore thewonders of Fiordland National Park and the rest of theSouthern Lakes region. Queenstown is also a great base forexploring further afield such as Lake Wanaka located rightat the heart of the southern lakes, the gateway to the Mt Aspiring National Park, internationally renowned for itsglaciers and magnificent tramping and climbing.

Places of interest

AucklandNew Zealand’s largest city is situated on a narrow strip ofland framed by two great harbours. A cosmopolitan city,it is surrounded by a fascinating water world that isdotted with over 50 islands. Its urban side is characterisedby a flair and originality for art, fashion, shops, theatreand live music.

Bay of IslandsNorth of Auckland, the Bay of Islands is in the area thatencompasses Kerikeri, Waitangi, Paihia and Russell inNorthland, the subtropical region at the top of the NorthIsland in New Zealand. Sail to a new beach every daywith dolphins and seabirds for company, cruise tospectacular Cape Brett and the ‘Hole in the Rock’ onPiercy Island or just enjoy the many attractions of thisidyllic aquatic retreat.

RotoruaRotorua is positioned at the heartland of New Zealand’sMaori culture where Maori performances including storiesrelayed through song and dance and traditional hangifeasts are customary. Maori guides can be seen at thecity’s iconic attractions. Fast becoming known as nature’sspa of the South Pacific, Rotorua offers geothermal hotsprings where it is traditional to bask in healing waters.

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From Auckland to Christchurch18 days/17 nightsAuckland (2), Bay of Islands(2), Auckland (1),Rotorua (2), Wellington (1), Blenheim (1),Christchurch (1), Franz Josef Glacier (1),Queenstown (2), Te Anau (1), Dunedin (1), MountCook (1), Christchurch (1)Operated by Australian Pacific Touring

Highlights• Freedom of Choice Touring in Auckland, the Bay of

Islands, Rotorua, Queenstown, Dunedin, Mt Cook andChristchurch

• Take a cruise to Cape Brett and the Hole in the Rock• Enjoy a tour of the Waitomo caves• See Lake Taupo and Huka Falls• Cruise through Marlborough Sounds• Ride on the famous TranzAlpine train• Admire the dramatic West Coast glaciers• Take the thrilling Haast River Safari• Cruise the length of Milford Sound• Discover Mt Cook National Park

Premier Accommodation• Stay two nights in the Bay of Islands• Overnight cruise option in the subtropical Bay of Islands• Country Homestay available in Rotorua• Enjoy two nights at Queenstown’s Novotel Lakeside Hotel• Stay overnight at The Hermitage, Mt Cook

Premier Dining – Includes 31 meals17 hot breakfasts (B), 11 dinners (D) and 3 Feature Dinners(FD), including: Maori hangi feast in Rotorua, Dinner at theObservatory Auckland and Queenstown Dine Around Dinner

Departures2010: Apr 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; May 14, 28; Jun 11; Jul 23;Aug 13, 20, 27; Sep 3, 10, 17, 24; Oct 1, 5, 8, 15, 22, 29;Nov 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26; Dec 3, 10, 17, 24

2011: Jan 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28; Feb 1, 4, 6, 8, 11,13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27; Mar 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 25;

Tour Code: NCC18

Price per person:Standard twin/double share: 1 Apr 10-30 Apr 10; 1 Oct 10 - 31 Mar 11: from A$6,8641 May-30 Sep 10: from A$5,835

Tour Code: NCC18PLEASE NOTE: For passengers with limited time this tour can be divided intothe following:

Great NorthernerFrom Auckland to Wellington8 days/7 nightsAuckland(1) Bay of islands (2), Auckland (1),Rotorua (2), Wellington(1)Departures:2010: Apr 3, 10, 17, 24; May 1, 15, 29; June 12; July 24;Aug 14, 21, 28; Sept 4, 11, 18, 25; Oct 2, 6, 9, 16, 23, 30;Nov 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27; Dec 4, 11, 18, 25;

2011: Jan 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29; Feb 2, 5, 7, 9, 12,14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28; Mar 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 26;

Tour Code: NCW08

Price per person:Standard twin/double share: 1 Apr-30 Apr 10, 1 Oct 10-31 Mar 11: from A$3,3691 May-30 Sep 10: from A$2,864

Southern TourerFrom Christchurch to Christchurch9 days/8nightsChristchurch (1), Franz Josef Glacier (1),Queenstown(2), Te Anau (1), Dunedin (1), MountCook (1), Christchurch (1)Departures:2010: Apr 11, 18, 25;May 2, 9, 23;June 6, 20; Aug 1, 22,29; Sept 5, 12, 19, 26; Oct 3, 10, 14, 17, 24, 31; Nov 7,14, 18, 21, 25, 28;Dec 2, 5, 12, 19, 26;

2011: Jan 2, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30; Feb 3, 6, 10, 13, 15,17, 20, 22, 24, 27; Mar 1, 3, 6, 8, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27

Tour Code: NCC09

Price per person Standard twin/double share: 1 Apr-30 Apr 10, 1 Oct 10-31 Mar 11: from A$3,822;1 May-30 Sep 10: from A$3,250.

Royal Tourer - Premium Escorted

Royal TourerDiscover New Zealand on thiscomprehensive and popular 18 day tour. Beginning in theharbour city of Auckland, you’lltravel to the subtropical Bay ofIslands before making your waythrough geothermal Rotorua and across the picturesqueMarlborough Sounds to theSouth Island. Here, spend tendays exploring such naturalwonders as Franz Josef Glacier,Milford Sound and WorldHeritage-listed Mt Cook National Park.

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Exclusive Experiences

On Australian Pacific’s Royal Tourer choose

from optional Exclusive Experiences for

Auckland, Bay of Islands, Rotorua,

Queenstown, Dunedin, Mt Cook and

Christchurch and it's all included in your

tour price!

Queenstown from above

From Auckland8 days/7 nightsOperated by: Connections

Price includes• Twin share accommodation with private facilities• Coach touring with experienced driver/guide• Sightseeing as shown• Meals as shown (B: Breakfast, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Auckland - Hokianga HarbourVisit the Kauri & Pioneer Museum on the journey north toHokianga Harbour. After dinner enjoy a rainforest‘Twilight Encounter’ and be blown away by theexperience. D

Days 2 & 3: Hokianga Harbour - Bay of IslandsThis morning soak up the sights and sounds of theHarbour. After lunch travel to Paihia to explore thegorgeous Bay of Islands, a National Maritime Park andhome to 144 islands. There is a full day here to explorethe area. B x 2, D

Days 4 & 5: Bay of Islands - RotoruaTravel south today past Auckland and on to Rotorua. Thisregion never fails to enthral and excite. The time here isfree to explore the town - from mud baths to mountainbiking and maori cultural experiences, there’s plenty tochoose from. B x 2

Day 6: Rotorua - Tongariro National ParkSee the spectacular Huka Falls, mouth of the mightyWaikato River and tranquil Lake Taupo. Travel south andcross the vast volcanic plateau of World Heritage-listedTongariro National Park. This afternoon is at leisure toexplore one of the many short walking tracks or simplyrelax in New Zealand’s first national park. B, D

Day 7: Tongariro National Park - Wellington BTravel south again today and into the nation’s capital,Wellington. This afternoon there is a guided tour offascinating Te Papa, the National Museum of NewZealand.

Day 8: WellingtonTour ends after breakfast. BNOTE: AGE RESTRICTIONS. This is an open aged tour for passengers overthe age of 6 years. Children between 6-18 years must also be accompaniedby an adult. Children under the age of 6 years are not permitted to travel ontour.

Departures: 2010: Oct 15; Nov 2*, 26; Dec 7*, 31.2011: Jan 11*; Feb 4, 15*; Mar 11, 22**Tours marked with an asterisk operate in reverse.

Northern Spirit

From Auckland17 days/16 nightsOperated by: Connections

Price includes• Twin share accommodation with private facilities• Coach touring with experienced driver/guide• Sightseeing as shown• Meals as shown (B: Breakfast, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Auckland - Hokianga HarbourVisit the Kauri & Pioneer Museum on the journey north toHokianga Harbour. After dinner enjoy a rainforest‘Twilight Encounter’ and be blown away by theexperience. D

Days 2 & 3: Hokianga Harbour - Bay of IslandsThis morning soak up the sights and sounds of theHarbour. After lunch travel to Paihia to explore thegorgeous Bay of Islands, a National Maritime Park andhome to 144 islands. There is a full day here to explorethe area. B x 2, D

Days 4 & 5: Bay of Islands - RotoruaTravel south today past Auckland and on to Rotorua. Thisregion never fails to enthral and excite. The time here isfree to explore the town - from mud baths to mountainbiking and maori cultural experiences, there’s plenty tochoose from. B x 2

Day 6: Rotorua - Tongariro National ParkSee the spectacular Huka Falls, mouth of the mightyWaikato River and tranquil Lake Taupo. Travel south andcross the vast volcanic plateau of World Heritage-listedTongariro National Park. This afternoon is at leisure toexplore one of the many short walking tracks or simplyrelax in New Zealand’s first national park. B, D

Day 7: Tongariro National Park - Wellington Travel south again today and into the nation’s capital,Wellington. This afternoon there is a guided tour offascinating Te Papa, the National Museum of NewZealand. B

Day 8: Wellington - NelsonJourney across Cook Strait through the MarlboroughSounds to Picton. Take a leisurely scenic journey toNelson. There is free time to explore one of the mostbeautiful regions of New Zealand. B, D

Day 9: NelsonThere are many optional activities available. Take a watertaxi along Abel Tasman’s stunning coastlines or perhapsa guided sea kayaking experience. The choice is yours! B

Day 10: Nelson - PunakaikiJourney today alongside the Nelson Lakes National Parkwhere there is time to explore this spectacular area. Youhave the opportunity to visit Lake Rotoiti or Lake Rotoroaand enjoy short walks through this region.

Spirit of New Zealand

Overnight at Punakaiki, nestled into the foothills of thePaparoa National Park. It’s a magnificent oceanfrontlocation, with spectacular views of the wild West Coastbeaches. B, D

Day 11: Punakaiki - Fox GlacierTake time to explore Punakaiki further before heading toFox Glacier village. This afternoon tackle a hike on FoxGlacier and walk amongst crevasses and ice ridges. B, D

Days 12-14: Fox Glacier - QueenstownContinue past Lake Wanaka to the adventure capital,Queenstown. Nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu andoverlooked by the majestic Southern Alps, it was so named because it was ‘fit for a Queen’. There is a free day to explore this popular destination, as well as experiencing a cruise on the TSS Earnslaw and a sumptuous dinner and high country sheep show. B x 3, D

Day 15: Queenstown - Milford Sound - Te AnauTravel through Fiordland National Park to magnificentMilford Sound for an unforgettable cruise. You may evensee dolphins, seals and penguins in their natural habitat.Continue to Te Anau. B, D

Day 16: Te Anau - Lake OhauThis morninig travel to magnificent Lake Ohau. This tranquillakeside settlement lies on the outskirts of Mt CookNational Park. The hotel for the night boasts awesomeviews! B, D

Day 17: Lake Ohau - Christchurch Travel to Lake Punakaki for some great photo opportunitiesacross the lake to Mt Cook. Continue to Lake Tekapo for ashort walk before continuing on to Christchurch. B

Departures: 2010: Oct 15; Nov 2*, 19; Dec 7*, 24.2011: Jan 11*, 28; Feb 15*; Mar 4, 22**Tours marked with an asterisk operate in reverse.NOTE: You may elect to take this tour commencing in Wellington on day 9 and ending Christchurch on day 17. This tour is 10 Day Total South IslandSpirit. Departures: 2010: Oct 22; Nov 2*, 26; Dec 7*, 31. 2011: Jan 11*; Feb4, 15*; Mar 11, 22*. *Tours marked with an asterisk operate in reverse.

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Boiling mud, Rotorua

From Auckland7 days/6 nightsOperated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDays 1 & 2: AucklandWelcome to Auckland. Visit the Viaduct Harbourprecinct, housing a variety of shops, cafés andrestaurants. Take the ferry from downtown Aucklandacross to the seaside suburb of Devonport and enjoylunch and a spot of shopping. Alternatively, walk to thesummits of Mount Victoria or North Head for 360°views. Drive west and visit the breathtaking WaitakereRanges and the rugged West Coast, with its thunderingsurf beaches at Piha and Karekare. Stop off in Kumeuand visit the wineries in this region. See pages 136-137for other suggested things to do in Auckland.Overnight: Auckland - 2 nights

Day 3: Auckland to Whangarei - 160 kms (100 miles)The town of Orewa spreads along the edge of a large,white sand surf beach. Enjoy native forest and farmlandscenery all the way to Warkworth. A drive through theDome Forest will lead you into the rural town ofWellsford. From here you can take a side trip to Pakiri -a great beach for surfing and horse treks. Whangarei isa subtropical city on the edge of a beautiful harbour. Besure to visit Whangarei FallsOvernight: Whangarei - 1 night

Bay of Islands

Days 4 & 5: Whangarei to Paihia (Bay of Islands) -70km (43 miles)The resort town of Paihia makes an excellent base forexploring the Bay of Islands, a beautiful and popularholiday location. Enjoy a cruise to the outer islands or aferry to the charming township of Russell. The historicTreaty House at Waitangi marks the beginning of NewZealand as a nation.Overnight: Paihia - 2 nights

Day 6: Paihia to Auckland - 235km (146 miles)Drive back to Auckland.Overnight: Auckland - 1 night

Day 7: Tour ends.

Price per person:Standard twin/double share: from A$659

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Self-DriveHolidaysSelf-drive holidays in NewZealand can be so easy andrelaxed. It’s all in the planningand the suggested itinerariesshown have been put togetherto offer the best there is to see.They give you the opportunityto drive New Zealand’s roads andhighways that, by internationalstandards, are very uncongested.

Price includes• Choice of standard or superioraccommodation• Hertz Group D car hire• A selection of maps• A detailed itinerary with tips on what tosee along the way• 24 hour assistance.

Lion Rock, Piha

From Auckland9 days/8 nightsOperated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDay 1: In Auckland. See pages 136-137 for suggestedthings to do.Overnight: Auckland - 1 night

Day 2: Auckland to Hamilton - 130km (81 miles)The Waikato River will accompany you for much of yourjourney through the green countryside. Places of interestalong the way include the wine growing area of TeKauwhata. The city of Hamilton is carved in two by themighty Waikato River, with attractions including historicgardens and riverboat cruising.Overnight: Hamilton - 1 night

Days 3 & 4: Hamilton to Rotorua - 110km (68 miles)Rotorua sits squarely on the Pacific Ring of Fire, sovolcanic activity is part of the city’s past and present.Explore the geothermal areas and discover the uniqueculture of New Zealand’s Maori people. Overnight: Rotorua - 2 nights

Day 5: Rotorua to Taupo - 80km (50 miles)The road to Taupo will keep you entertained with itsunusual, volcanic geography. Towards the end of yourjourney you will encounter the amazing WairakeiGeothermal Power Station and other attractions includingHuka Falls. The resort town of Taupo sits on the edge of

Auckland to Wellington

From Wellington11 days/10 nightsOperated by: Choice Hotels Australasia

ItineraryDay 1: In Wellington. See page 145 for suggestedthings to see and do.Overnight: Wellington - 1 night

Day 2: Wellington to Picton - Picton to Kaikoura -160km (100 miles) Take the InterIslander ferry from Wellington to Picton (seepage 134 for details). Pick up your car in Picton and beginyour South Island Adventure. Explore the north-east coastof the South Island from Kaikoura, the ideal base forwhalewatching and you may even spot a few dolphins aswell! Nestled amidst the mountains, Kaikoura offersspectacular scenery and the opportunity to gobushwalking or simply relax on the beach.Overnight: Kaikoura - 1 night

Day 3: Kaikoura to Christchurch - 180km (112 miles)Welcome to Christchurch - the ‘Garden City’. An elegantcapital of 19th-century buildings and leafy avenues. Seepage 149 for suggested things to see and do.Overnight: Christchurch - 1 night

Days 4 & 5: Christchurch to Dunedin, 360km (224 miles)You’ll be pleasantly surprised at all there is to do inDunedin, from museums and art galleries to breweriesand chocolate factories, historic houses and beautifullylandscaped gardens to boutique shopping - or see thesteepest street in the world. Regarded as the wildlifecapital of New Zealand, Dunedin offers an abundance ofopportunities to view rare wildlife in their natural habitat.These include the world’s only mainland breeding colonyof the Royal Albatross, Yellow-Eyed Penguin, Hooker SeaLions and New Zealand Fur Seals - they are all on thecity’s doorstep!Overnight: Dunedin - 2 nights

Days 6 & 7: Dunedin to Te Anau - 300km (186 miles)Travel to Te Anau, the entrance point to Milford Soundand the Fiordland National Park - World Heritage-area.Take a joy flight to view the magnificent mountain peaks,the glacial valleys and the breathtaking waterfalls orspend a memorable day cruising Milford Sound.Overnight: Te Anau - 2 nights

Days 8, 9 & 10: Te Anau to Queenstown -200km (124 miles)Travel to Queenstown, the adventure capital of theworld! Choose from a vast array of year-round activitiesincluding jet boating, mountain-biking, heliskiing,skydiving, white-water rafting, kayaking and tandemhang-gliding. Try the sumptuous food and wine delightsof the region or head out on a majestic steamboat cruiseon Lake Wakatipu.Overnight: Queenstown - 3 nights

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New Zealand’s largest lake, Lake Taupo. Mostaccommodation establishments make use of theunderground thermal activity to provide hot mineral spasfor relaxation.Overnight: Taupo - 1 night

Day 6: Taupo to Napier - 140km (87 miles)Travel from Taupo to the Hawkes Bay region. AtTarawera you can walk to the hot springs, which areabove the Waipunga River. You might also want to stopat the Waiarua Falls lookout to view the twin waterfalls.Napier is considered the Art Deco capital of the world.The vineyards of Hawkes Bay, along with the gannetcolony at Cape Kidnappers are all within easy reach ofNapier. Overnight: Napier- 1 night

Days 7 & 8: Napier to Wellington - 320km (199 miles)Wellington is New Zealand’s capital city. As well as beingthe arts and cultural capital, it is compact and full ofcharacter. Nestled between the harbour and the hills, thedowntown area is ideal for exploration on foot. Enjoycafés, restaurants, museums and all kinds of shopping.Dance, theatre and musical performances are all within ashort walk of city centre hotels. Overnight: Wellington - 2 nights

Day 9: Tour ends.

Price per person: Standard twin/double share: from A$899

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• 40 depots throughout New Zealand including offices atevery international airport, inter-island ferry terminals andmetropolitan locations.

• Baby capsules/child seats approx NZ$33.75 + GST perrental.

• Ski racks and/or chains approx NZ$13.50 + GST per dayeach.

Optional equipment must be pre-booked and is payable on collection of your vehicle.

Duration of hire• Hire based on 24 hour rental period.

• Minimum hire period of one day (single island).

• Minimum hire period of three days on first island if multi-island hire.

Driver qualifications• All drivers must be 21 years of age or over with

a valid driver’s licence held for at least one year or an international licence. For prestige cars, a minimum 25 years of age is required.

Deposits• All rentals require a minimum refundable deposit of

NZ$300 or a credit card imprint at commencement of therental to cover fuel and optional services.

• All rentals are subject to a Damage Excess of betweenNZ$2,500 + GST and NZ$3,000 + GST. This DamageExcess may be reduced to zero by purchasing AccidentExcess Reduction at the commencement of rental.

One-way rentals• One-way rentals are permitted for certain car groups and

drop-off charges may apply (details on application).

• No one-way fee applicable for groups B-H, J and K withminimum three-day rental.

Additional drivers• There is no extra charge for additional drivers.

Included insurance Loss damage waiver insurance

• Subject to the Damage Excess, this insurance removes alladditional financial responsibility for damage to the car,as long as the terms of the rental agreement are notviolated.

Optional insuranceHertz has a number of optional insurance packagesavailable at time of hire to reduce Damage Excess orpersonal liability. These are payable direct. You should alsocheck what is covered by your insurance policy.

Mandatory costs payable in New Zealand• Fuel

• Airport concession fees/ferry terminal recovery fees

• Road tolls

Car HireHertz New Zealand provides a superiorservice and has 40 depots nationwidewith New Zealand’s largest rental carand minibus fleet. Hertz has on-location depots at all internationalairports which allow easy andconvenient vehicle collection and drop-off.

Price includes• Air-conditioned Hertz car of your choice• Unlimited kilometres• Loss damage waiver insurance• 24 hour emergency road service• Free maps

Special offers• Free delivery to any hotel or motel

between 10.00am and 4.00pm Monday toFriday, within ten kilometres of selectedHertz metropolitan depots. Detailsavailable on application.

• No charge for additional drivers.• Inter-island touring - for those wishing to

tour both islands, save money by droppingyour car off at the Hertz depot at the ferryterminal on one island and picking up acar on the opposite side. Details availableon application.

• No one-way pick-up or drop-off fees applyfor car groups B-H, J and K for hires ofthree days or more.

• Depots are located close to the airports in Auckland andChristchurch, one at Queenstown and one in Wellington(40 minutes from the airport). Maui and Britz provide freeshuttle transfers to and from Auckland and Christchurchairports. An airport pick-up fee of NZ$12 will apply to allpick-ups at Queenstown Airport, payable direct uponcollection of vehicle. A NZ$200 fee will apply at theWellington and Queenstown depots for both pick up and drop off.

• Baby capsules, booster seats and child seats approx.NZ$25 per rental.

Optional equipment must be pre-booked and is payable oncollection of your vehicle.

Duration of hire• Hire is based on a daily basis (not 24 hours).

• Minimum hire period of five consecutive days (subject tochange during peak periods, details on application).


driver’s licence held for at least one year or aninternational licence. For drivers 75 years or over, amedical certificate stating that the customer is fit to driveis required.

Deposits• All rentals are subject to a security deposit of NZ$7,500,

which is to be paid at commencement of each hire by cash or credit card imprint and will be refunded in full,subject to non-involvement in an accident or damage to the car. The NZ$7,500 security deposit can be reducedto zero by purchasing an excess reduction option atNZ$38 per day.

One-way rentals• One-way rentals are permitted. Pick-up and drop-off

charges may apply, details on application.

Additional drivers• There is no extra charge for additional drivers.

Included insuranceStandard insurance

• In the event of any damage to the vehicle or third partyproperty, you will be liable for up to the first NZ$7,500.

Optional insuranceMaui and Britz have a number of optional insurancepackages available at the time of hire to reduce damageexcess or personal liability. These are payable direct. Youshould also check what is covered by your insurance policy.

Mandatory costs payable in New Zealand• Fuel

• Queenstown Airport pick-up fee

• Wellington and Queenstown pick-up or drop-off fee

• Road tolls

• Diesel Tax Recovery Fee of approx. NZ$3.70 per 100 kilometres travelled

Maui and Britzcampervan hireMaui and Britz modern and fully-equipped fleet of 2-6 berthcampervans gives you the freedom toexplore the spectacular wide openspaces of New Zealand.

Price includes• Campervan of your choice• Unlimited kilometres• Standard insurance • Travel wallet including road maps and

travel information• Airport transfer on pick-up and drop-off

(except Wellington)• Kitchen equipment• Personal kit (Maui) • 24 hour roadside service

Special offers• No charge for additional drivers.• Each vehicle is equipped with bedding;

cooking and eating utensils; fireextinguisher; towels and tea towels; 2 x 2volt electrical points; 12 volt battery/240volt supply; full gas bottle; heater/demister; refrigerator/freezer.

• Inter-Island Touring - For those wishing totour both islands, Maui and Britzcampervans can be taken on theInterislander Ferry. Charges apply to ferrycrossings, details on application.

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AccommodationPassesNew Zealand offers a selection ofaccommodation passes to suit allbudgets. These passes allow you totravel around the country at yourown pace.

The best way to seeNew ZealandDesign an itinerary around your interests, available time andbudget with a selection of accommodation passes. Theaccommodation passes feature a large number of memberproperties across New Zealand. Passes may either be pre-booked or alternatively, travel at your own pace bookingaccommodation as you go. Simply select from the threepasses on offer, depending on your preference for motel,hotel or apartment accommodation. Within each passoption, you’ll also be able to select a grade ofaccommodation to suit your budget. To assist with yourplanning, each of the accommodation passes has beendetailed, with property locations listed below.

How the Passes workPasses are easy to use and allow you to design your veryown itinerary. They must, however, be purchased prior toarrival in New Zealand. Once you have decided on youritinerary, refer to the list below in order to see which passhas member properties in the cities and/or towns you wishto visit. Please note that it is also possible to mix and matchpasses so that you can have some nights of one pass andsome nights of another.

• Your pass will comprise accommodation vouchers andincludes your accommodation with private facilities.

• There will be one voucher for each night ofaccommodation required.

• Accommodation can either be pre-booked or open-dated.Please note, however, that advance reservations arerecommended during the peak season from Octoberthrough to April.

• Vouchers purchased for a particular pass are only valid foruse at member properties. For example, a Mainstay GoKiwi Hotel Pass or Choice Hotels Australasia pass cannotbe used at Golden Chain hotels and apartments.

Pre-booked passesIf you have a good idea of where you want to travel inadvance, you may prefer to pre-book your accommodation- for either your first night or all nights. This should be donethrough your travel consultant before you pay for yourholiday.

Simply follow these easy steps:

1. Decide on the cities/towns in which you requireaccommodation by referring to the list below.

2. Select the pass or passes which best fit your itineraryfrom this brochure.

3. Then select the pass category which best meets yourneeds and budget.

4. Now you are in a position to give your travel consultantclear instructions so that he/she can pre-book your passaccommodation.

Open-dated passes• Once an accommodation pass has been purchased, you

will receive a directory. Simply consult the directory toselect suitable properties.

• Then make your reservations direct at least 24-48 hoursin advance with each property as you go. You will needto advise your credit card details in order to guaranteeyour reservation.

• If you intend to arrive after 6.00pm you must phoneahead with your estimated time of arrival to ensure thatyour reservation is held.

CancellationPasses will be non refundable when:

• Passengers fail to cancel and ‘no-show’, or

• Bookings are cancelled within 24 hours ̂of arrival.^Some Choice Hotels Australasia hotels require three days notice.

Sherwood Manor Hotel, Queenstown (Golden Chain) Peppers Clearwater Resort, Christchurch (Mainstay Go Kiwi)Rendezvous Hotel Auckland (Choice Hotels)

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A choice of Passesn Mainstay Go Kiwi Hotel Pass TTT - TTTTT

Independently owned hotels providing personal serviceand available in five different price ranges.

n Golden Chain Pass TTT - TTTT

Golden Chain provides affordable quality fully selfcontained and serviced accommodation with a distinctlyNew Zealand style.

n Choice Hotels Australasia TTT - TTTTT

A wide range of accommodation from moderate todeluxe with all rooms providing a private bathroom, teaand coffee making facilities, refrigerator, television, radioand telephone.

Choice Hotel - Encompass Pass also offers servicedapartments and more room types in all gateways andregional centres.

Maori carving overlooking Omaha beach

Interislander provides a convenient, regular link for footand vehicle passengers between Wellington, in theNorth Island, and Picton, in the South Island. Travel withInterislander and experience a most spectacular three-hour cruise. Take a stroll on the decks for the best views,have a meal or even see the latest movie releases. Takingyour vehicle on board Interislander’s services is easy,convenient and saves you time - just drive on and off!

Interislander crossing timesFrom Picton From Wellington

5.45am 1.55am10.00am 8.30am1.15pm 10.35am2.25pm 2.00pm6.00pm 6.15pm10.05pm

NOTE: These schedules are subject to change. Advance bookings arerecommended, especially during peak holiday periods such as Easter,Christmas and school holidays. Does not sail Monday.

Interislander

Christchurch - Greymouth - Christchurch

One of the finest rail trips in the world. LinkingChristchurch and Greymouth, the TranzAlpine runs fromcoast to coast - from Pacific Ocean to Tasman Sea,crossing the huge and fertile Canterbury Plains, thestunning Waimakariri River, the massive and impressiveSouthern Alps as well as passing the shores of tranquilLake Brunner, before arriving at Greymouth.

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily from Christchurch at 8.15am, arrivesGreymouth at 12.45pm. Departs Greymouth at 1.45pmand arrives Christchurch at 6.05pm (except 25 Dec 10)

The TranzAlpine

Christchurch - Picton - Christchurch

From Christchurch follow the rugged coastline with thePacific Ocean on one side and the spectacular KaikouraMountains on the other. Northwards, the TranzCoastalveers inland through the Marlborough wine area to thepicturesque port of Picton. At Picton, the TranzCoastallinks with the Interislander ferry to and from Wellington.

Duration: 111 hours

Departs: Daily from Christchurch at 7.00am, arrivesKaikoura at 9.54am and Picton at 12.13pm. DepartsPicton at 1.00pm and Kaikoura at 3.28pm, arrivesChristchurch at 6.21pm (except 25 Dec 10)

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13 days/12 nightsOperated by: Coral Princess CruisesPrice includes: • Air-conditoned accommodation• Services of expedition staff including lectures, briefings,

slide/film presentations, and other group activites• All meals (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner)

ItineraryDay 1: Auckland to Mercury IslandsCruise through the beautiful Hauraki Gulf to the MercuryIslands. Join the experienced Guest Lecturers andExpedition Leader as you search and explore the beachesand caves in this group of remote islands. L, D

Day 2: White IslandSpend about three hours on a guided walk to the crater ofthe active volcano before cruising southwards along thecoast to Whangara. B, L, D

Day 3: GisborneLand at Whangara Beach for an exclusive Maori culturalexperience including a traditional welcome, Kapa Hakacultural show and tour of the Marae by the elder of theNgati Konohi people. Later, cruise to Gisborne, the firstEuropean landing place in New Zealand. B, L, D

Day 4: NapierAn earthquake in 1931 led to the unique rebuilding of thiscity. The rebuild followed the flourishing Art Deco trend inAmerica and Europe at that time, and offers a wonderfulheritage of Art Deco architecture. B, L, D

Days 5 & 6: Marlborough SoundsSpend two days exploring an array of spectacularwaterways including the fiord-like Queen Charlotte Sound.The days offer a multitude of explorations aboard theXplorer and inflatable Zodiacs. B, L, D

Day 7: KaikouraEnjoy whale watching with the spectacular backdrop ofthe Kaikoura coastline. Kaikoura is one of the few placesin the world to experience the giant sperm whale in itsnatural environment. B, L, D

Day 8: AkaroaThis picturesque bay hosts a myriad of wildlife includingpenguins and dolphins. For a special nature experience,you have the opportunity to swim with one of the smallestand rarest dolphins - the Hectors or New Zealand Dolphin.B, L, D

Day 9: DunedinDunedin offers a great diversity of experiences from theabundant wildlife to the historic Edwardian and Victorianarchitecture. B, L, D

Day 10: Stewart IslandCruise to Stewart Island, a large island that is almosttotally wilderness and home to a vast number of seals,birds and other wildlife. B, L, D

Day 11: Dusky FiordSpend the day in awe of the spectacular and dramaticnatural wilderness as you cruise past the sheer cliffs andtumbling waterfalls of this beautiful landscape. Enjoy theview from the Oceanic Discoverer or choose to explore theinlets on the ‘Xplorer’ or Zodiacs. Rejoin B, L, D

Day 12: Doubtful FiordDoubtful fiord, the deepest of the fiords will notdisappoint. Aboard the “Xplorer” or inflatable Zodiacs,take guided excursions through the maze of spectacularwaterways. This evening enjoy the Captain’s FarewellCocktails. B, L, D

Day 13: Milford SoundFarewell and disembarkation at 8.00am. A complimentarycoach transfer to Queenstown is available on the morningof arrival.

Departures:Auckland to Milford Sound 2011: Jan 9; Feb 03Milford Sound to Auckland 2011: Jan 21; Feb 15

NOTE: This itinerary is an indication of the destinations and activities on offer.Whilst every effort will be made to follow this itinerary Coral Princess Cruisesreserve the right to vary this itinerary to make allowances for weather, tidalconditions and any other event that may effect the operation of the vessel.

Auckland to Milford Sound Cruise

From Queenstown3 days/2 nightsFranz Josef (2)Operated by: Tourmasters

ItineraryDay 1: Queenstown - Franz JosefTravel north today via Lakes Wanaka and Hawea. Enjoythe rugged West Coast scenery through the Haast Passand continue on to spectacular Franz Josef Glacier.Overnight: Franz Josef

Day 2: Franz Josef - ChristchurchTravel to Greymouth and board the scenic TranzAlpineExpress for a journey famous for its spectacular mountainscenery as it traverses the Southern Alps which divide theEast and West coasts of the South Island. Travel acrossthe Canterbury Plains to Christchurch arriving atapproximately 6.40pm.

Departures: Daily

West Coaster

From Christchurch4 days/3 nightsQueenstown (3)Operated by: Tourmasters

ItineraryDay 1: Christchurch - QueenstownToday travel south, across the Canterbury Plains, throughMackenzie country via Lake Tekapo to Mount CookNational Park. Continue on to the Lindis Pass, andthrough the Kawarau Gorge to Queenstown.Overnight: Queenstown

Day 2: Queenstown Travel along the shores of Lake Wakatipu to Te Anau,gateway to the Fiordland National Park. Join a MilfordSound Red Boat cruise, and explore the wonder of thismajestic fiord. Return to Queenstown.Overnight: Queenstown

Day 3: Queenstown A free day. Staff at The Station (visitors informationcentre) can assist with information and reservations for aselection of things to see and do.Overnight: Queenstown

Day 4: QueenstownYour tour concludes this morning. It is recommended thatyou return to Christchurch via the West Coast.

Departures: Daily

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Mini Tours & CruisingSee the best of New Zealand from the water. Take a 13-day cruise all the way from Auckland to World-Heritage listed Milford Sound with itscascading waterfalls, sheer cliffs, dense rainforest and toweringmountains. Or discover some of New Zealand’s hidden treasures on amini tour. Perhaps a guided walk on Franz Josef Glacier to view thespectaccular landscape or travel to Queenstown on the banks of LakeWakatipu. It is well deserving of its title as ‘the adventure capital’ of New Zealand.

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10. QUAY WEST SUITES AUCKLAND11. RENDEZVOUS HOTEL AUCKLAND12. RYDGES AUCKLAND13. SKYCITY GRAND AUCKLAND14. SKYCITY HOTEL AUCKLAND15. STAMFORD PLAZA AUCKLAND16. THE LANGHAM AUCKLAND17. THE SEBEL SUITES AUCKLAND18. THE WESTIN AUCKLAND LIGHTER QUAYOTHER HOTELS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION19. CITYLIFE AUCKLAND20. MERCURE HOTEL AUCKLAND21. MERCURE HOTEL WINDSOR

AucklandMore than just a beautifulharbour city, Auckland hasbecome increasingly popular forits mild year-round climate,cuisine from all around the world,fine wines and great art. Thiscosmopolitan city is an idealstarting point for any NewZealand holiday.

Things to do in Auckland...• Admire the view from the observationdeck at Sky Tower, the tallestfreestanding building in the SouthernHemisphere

• Enjoy wine and olive tasting or laze onthe beach on laid back Waiheke Island,a 35 minute ferry ride from downtownAuckland• Cruise Auckland Harbour and visit theseaside village of Devonport• See the biggest collection of Maoritaonga (treasures) in the world atAuckland War Memorial Museum• Dine alfresco at Viaduct Wharf

• Take a dolphin-spotting excursion• Experience sailing an America’s CupGrand Prix racer• Visit One Tree Hill thought to have beenone of New Zealand's largest pa (Maorifortification) sites

Operated by: Great Sights

See the beautiful City of Sails as you enjoy a trip over theharbour bridge. See the Auckland Domain, the city’soldest park and the trendy area of Parnell Village with itshistoric buildings and antique, craft and specialty shops.

Duration: 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Auckland (except 25 Dec 10)

Discover Auckland


The ultimate Bay of Islands experience - visit the WaitangiTreaty Grounds and after lunch cruise to Cape Brett. Seethe famous Hole in the Rock and an abundance ofwildlife whilst you learn of the rich history and culture.

Duration: 13 hours

Departs: Daily from Auckland

Discover The Bay Including Cape Brett

Operated by: Skyjump and Skywalk

Skywalk 360 is a guided adventure around the outsidering of the SkyTower. No handrails - only a harness andoverhead safety system is between you and amazingviews of Auckland’s many landmarks 192 metres below.Walk the 1.2 metre-wide walkway around the famousSkyTower. Includes a free ticket back up to theObservation Level in the SkyTower (to be used on thesame day).

Departs: Daily NOTE: Not suitable for children 9 years and under. Minimum/maximumweight per person 45/130 kgs.

Skyjump and Skywalk

Operated by: Pride of Auckland

A dinner cruise with tasty New Zealand fare includingsome traditional Kiwi favourites at one of the best timesof the day to experience Auckland’s magnificent harbour.Enjoy great sailing and, as the sun sets, watch the lightsof this photogenic city come alive. Your experienced crewwill describe Auckland’s unique sights and those wishingto participate in the sailing can do so. Choose from a setmenu served by the crew during the dinner stop at asheltered mooring. A cash bar is available onboard.

Duration: 21 hours

Departs: Daily from Auckland NOTE: Special dietary requirements must be advised at the time of booking.

Dinner Cruise

Operated by: Explore NZ

Experience sailing an America’s Cup Grand Prix racer.You’ll learn to sail and operate the equipment on board arace yacht. Become part of the crew and take the helm asyou participate in an exciting yacht race on one of theworld’s finest harbours.

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: Daily from Auckland (at various times dependingon tides and conditions)NOTE: Children under 10 years are not permitted.

America’s Cup Boats

Operated by: Fullers Group Limited

Board the ferry from the downtown Auckland ferryterminal and enjoy a 25 minute cruise across WaitemataHarbour to Rangitoto Island. On arrival your island rangerguide will greet you and direct you to the tour vehiclenearby. Once on board, you will journey through ruggedlava crops and native bush, whilst your guide talks to youabout the history and geology of the island. When youreach the base of the summit it’s a 10-15 minute walk tothe summit along a wooden boardwalk with steps to thevery top. After taking in the panoramic views, rejoin thetour vehicle for the return trip to the wharf, which takes inthe western side of the island.

Departs: Daily

Rangitoto Volcanic Explorer

Operated by: Fullers

A picturesque 35 minute boat trip followed by a 1.5 hourscenic highlight tour of Waiheke’s stunning locations.Cruise to Waiheke through the glorious Hauraki Gulf; onarrival you will be met by an experienced guide who willgive you a taste of the views, culture and history thatmake up the diverse Island of Waiheke. On conclusion ofthe tour, take advantage of the complimentary additionalall day bus pass allowing you to either return to adestination on the tour or discover the island further onWaiheke Island’s scheduled bus services.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Daily

Waiheke Island Explorer Tour

Operated by: Bush and Beach

Your full day excursion goes first to the Arataki VisitorCentre situated within Auckland’s largest regional park,Waitakere Ranges Regional Park. The breathtakingpanoramic views from the sweeping decks extend fromthe Tasman Sea to the Pacific Ocean. Absorb the area’shistory and admire the magnificent traditional MaoriCarvings that stand guard there. Continue further westwith highly experienced guides to the wild and ruggedWest Coast where you experience the isolation of thearea. Walk amongst New Zealand’s famous kauri treesand native birds. Moderate level of walking abilityrequired for walks of up to one-hour duration.Refreshments and picnic lunch are included.

Duration: 7 hours

Departs: Daily

Coast and Rainforest Walk

Operated by: Potiki Adventures

This tour explores urban, forest and beach locations andintroduces you to traditional and contemporary Maoriculture. Visit One Tree Hill, the former site of a fortifiedvillage, for stunning views and learn about the Maorihistory of the area. Drive through beautiful native forest toenjoy a short bush walk beside a river. Learn traditionalMaori medicinal uses of native plants, and about Maoricreation stories and legends. Finish the day exploring therealm of Tangaroa, God of the Sea with a walk along oneof Auckland’s famous black sand surf beaches.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily from Auckland (except 25 Dec 10 and 1 Jan 11)

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27-35 Victoria Street West, Auckland

Location: In the heart of the city centre, only two minuteswalk to the Sky Tower and Queen Street. Property Facilities: Restaurant • gym/fitness centre • tourdesk • business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 120 rooms • 17 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Best Western President Hotel1.

Our View: Targeted at those who require quality,mid-priced accommodation and at an exceptionalvalue.



1 Hobson Street, Auckland

Location: In the heart of the city, within walking distanceof downtown shopping, ferry building, the waterfront,and the casino. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 79 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Hotel Grand Chancellor Auckland7.

Our View: The hotel has all the facilities andservices you would expect of a four star centralcity hotel.

Standard room


Harbour City, 196-200 Quay Street, Auckland

Location: Facing the waterfront and within walkingdistance of the Viaduct Harbour.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 187 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Copthorne Hotel Auckland Harbour City

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Our View: The hotel is well positioned where allrooms face the harbour. Restaurants and shopsare only a short walk away.

Standard room


128 Albert Street, Auckland

Location: In the heart of Auckland city and only a twominute walk from the 'Golden Mile' of Queen Street. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 352 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Crowne Plaza Auckland3.

Our View: Close to the casino, shopping andentertainment. Upgrade to a Club Floor room andenjoy free continental breakfast and eveningcocktails.

Standard room


Cnr Kirkbride & Ascot Roads, Mangere, Auckland

Location: Only five minutes’ drive from Auckland Airportand approximately 20 minutes’ drive from the city. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 250 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Holiday Inn Auckland Airport6.

Our View: Ideal for short stays.

Deluxe room


Cnr Mayoral Drive & Vincent Street, Auckland

Location: A few minutes' walk to the CBD. In an elevatedposition, with views of the city.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 455 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Rendezvous Hotel Auckland11.

Our View: Spacious accommodation within anatrium complex and within walking distance ofshopping, theatres and galleries.

Superior room


Cnr Federal & Kingston Streets, Auckland

Location: Centrally located one block from the Sky Towerand casino, and close to Queen Street. Perfect location fora quiet retreat right in the heart of the city.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 188 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rydges Auckland12.

Our View: Contemporary style hotel with anaward-winning restaurant.


Hobson Street, Auckland

Location: Centrally located with new refurbished rooms,the SKYCITY complex includes Auckland’s casino. Property Facilities: 6 restaurants • 6 bars • outdoorheated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 344 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

SKYCITY Hotel Auckland14.

Our View: A city within a city, offering youchoices for relaxation, atmosphere andentertainment.

Studio Suite Queen room


85 Customs Street West, Auckland

Location: Nestled amongst cafes, restaurants and bars, a waterfront hotel in Viaduct Harbour. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 129 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player • fully-equipped kitchen • in-house movies

The Sebel Suites Auckland17.

Our View: A fine boutique hotel that combinespersonalised service, value for money with all-suite comfort in an exceptional location.

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Superior room Tower Wing


22-24 Nelson Street, Auckland

Location: In the heart of Auckland’s many attractionsincluding Sky Tower and main shopping area.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • indoorpool • heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 319 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Heritage Auckland4.

Our View: The most historic department storeconverted to a beautiful, gracious hotel. Choiceof Historical Hotel Wing or Tower.

Regency View


Cnr Waterloo Quadrant & Princes Street, Auckland

Location: Three minutes’ walk to Queen Street shops andentertainment areas. Short walk to Auckland Viaduct.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 268 rooms • 90 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)• balcony

Hyatt Regency Auckland8.

Our View: Popular hotel with great views of theWaitemata Harbour, the gardens of Albert Parkand the university.

Studio Bedroom


16 Gore Street, Auckland

Location: Oaks Residences is centrally located on thecorner of Fort and Gore Streets in Auckland.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • shopAccommodation: 122 apartments • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • CD player

Oaks Residences9.

Our View: Just a short walk to the AucklandWaterfront, the Britomart Transport Centre andthe Viaduct Harbour.

Superior room


Lower Albert Street, Auckland

Location: Stamford Plaza Auckland is surrounded by aprofusion of restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques and isjust minutes away from the Viaduct Harbour.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • bar • indoor heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 282 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Stamford Plaza Auckland15.

Our View: Elegant and spaciously furnished withcontemporary decor. Located in the heart of thecity.


147 Quay Street, Auckland

Location: At the end of Princes Wharf with views ofWaitemata Harbour and the city. Short walk torestaurants and bars, in the heart of the Viaduct precinct.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 165 rooms • 13 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes

Hilton Auckland5.

Our View: A contemporary, boutique hoteloffering great views of the harbour. RestaurantWhite is well worth the experience.


8 Albert Street, Auckland

Location: In the heart of the CBD, within walkingdistance of entertainment and shopping.Property Facilities: Restaurant • indoor pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 53 apartments • air-conditioning• mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Quay West Suites Auckland10.

Our View: The best of both worlds - sumptuously-appointed suites with all the services of aboutique hotel.

Luxury Harbour View King


90 Federal Street, Auckland

Location: In the heart of Auckland, adjacent to theSKYCITY complex and the iconic Sky Tower. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities Accommodation: 316 rooms • 5 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

SKYCITY Grand Hotel13.

Our View: An oasis of luxury in the heart ofa vibrant city.

Executive room


83 Symonds Street, Auckland

Location: Just minutes walk from Auckland’s commercialcentre, waterfront, shopping and nightlife. Handy to thecity’s many attractions and close to motorway exits.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • heated pool• health/spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 410 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Langham Hotel Auckland16.

Our View: Beautifully-appointed deluxe hoteloffering complimentary city shuttle service.

Superior room


21 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Auckland

Location: In the heart of Auckland overlooking ViaductHarbour, near bustling restaurant and shopping areas.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 172 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Westin Auckland, Lighter Quay18.

Our View: Rejuvenate at the Sanctuary Spa andWellness Centre or with a session in the gym.

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Superior room


1 Seaview Road, Paihia

Location: Right on the beach, three hours north ofAuckland by car. Beach stroll to Paihia wharf and town.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 43 rooms • 2 apartments • air-conditioning • refrigerator • kitchenette (apartments)tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Heartland Hotel Beachcomber

Our View: For those simply wishing to relax andunwind, this property is located right on thebeach and is an easy beach walk from Paihia’swharf and cafes.

Deluxe room


Cnr Seaview & McMurray Roads, Paihia

Location: On four acres of park, close to the village andwharf, at the southern entrance to Paihia.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 114 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player • interconnecting rooms

Scenic Hotel Bay of Islands

Our View: An ideal base for a Bay of Islandsholiday. With a choice of accommodation andextensive guest facilities you’ll feel right at home.


State Highway 11, Port Opua, Bay of Islands

Location: The Bay of Islands is a three-hour scenic drivenorth of Auckland and is world-famous for the natural,unspoilt beauty of its island-studded waterways.Property Facilities: Restaurant • indoor pool • heatedpool • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 4 rooms • overhead fan • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Bay of Islands Lodge

Our View: The floor-to-ceiling windows, largedecks and expansive open-plan lounge anddining area showcase the beguiling viewsperfectly.

Suite


Matauri Bay Road, Matauri Bay, Northland

Location: A four hour drive from Auckland, set on 6,000acres near Matauri Bay with spectacular 180-degreeviews of the Pacific Ocean. The lodge also overlooks agolf course.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • parking facilities • shop• golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 22 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• tea/coffee making facilities • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Kauri Cliffs

Our View: Superb service, outstanding cuisineand a world-class golf course are majordrawcards.


116 Marsden Road, Paihia, Bay of Islands

Location: In a superb beach position overlooking the Bayof Islands. Within walking distance from the Paihia wharf,the departure point to discover the Bay of Islands.Property Facilities: Restaurant • pool • heated pool• health spa centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 21 rooms • 2 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • kitchenette• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Paihia Beach Resort and Spa

Our View: Paihia Beach Resort and Spa hasbreathtaking sea views and offers the chance torevitalise body and soul.

Lodge room


Maitai Bay Road, Karikari Peninsula, RD3, Kaitaia

Location: On the Karikari Peninsula, in Northland, lookingout over the Pacific Ocean, 4km of secluded white sandbeach and the hillside vineyards of Karikari Estate.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 24 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Carrington Resort

Our View: A 3,000-acre hotel with an 18-hole golfcourse, winery and stud farm.

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Bay of IslandsThe Bay of Islands is worldfamous for the natural, unspoiltbeauty of its island-studdedwaterways. It offers a wide arrayof activities from game fishing torecreational fishing, to everyother water sport you can thinkof. Off the water there are amultitude of things to do. Paihiais the main tourism area. Fromhere visit the oldest missionarychurch in Kerikeri or the TreatyHouse in Waitangi.

Urupukapuka Island and beyond, Bay of Islands

Operated by: Tamaki Heritage Experiences

The Tamaki experience begins with a journey back in timeto pre-European times with stories, history and protocolsin preparation for the ceremonies to follow. Travel toTamaki Village, set deep in the forest, where a traditionalwelcome ceremony signals entry into the village. Enter theheart of the village and the meeting house where theRangiatea culture group offers a glimpse of the tradition,performance, songs and history of the Maori people.Enjoy a traditionally cooked feast (hangi) from earthenovens and the lively entertainment.

Duration: 21 hours

Departs: Nightly from Rotorua (except 25 Dec 10)

Tamaki Maori Village

Operated by: Rainbow Springs Nature Park

See New Zealand’s national icon the kiwi in the nocturnalhouse and learn about their plight for survival. Gaze eyeto eye with New Zealand’s living dinosaur, the rare andendangered Tuatara, on display as part of a nationalbreeding programme. View more than 90 different nativeplants, trees and ferns, feed several species of troutincluding the Rainbow, Brown, Tiger Trout and BrookChar. A one hour sheep show and sheep shearingdemonstration is included as well as the opportunity tomilk a cow, feed lambs and view a dog trial.

Departs: Open daily from 8.00am

Rainbow Springs and Agrodome SheepShow Combo

Operated by: Rotorua 5 Star Travel

This package includes entrance to some major attractionsin Rotorua - Te Puia, Skyline Skyrides, Agrodome,Polynesian Spa and Rainbow Springs. It also includestransportation by modern air-conditioned coach withcentral city hotel/motel pick-ups.

Departs: 7.30amNOTE: Tour is also available for passengers with their own transport. Detailson application.

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Central NorthIslandRotorua is famous for its livingMaori culture, spectaculargeothermal activity, uniquevolcanic landscape and naturalhot springs. Nearby Taupo is abusy holiday destination withdramatic mountain views and abeautiful clean fresh water lake.Tongariro is a dual WorldHeritage area, recognising theimportant Maori culturalassociations and its outstandingvolcanic features.

Huka Falls

Things to do in the Central NorthIsland...• Enjoy a traditionally cooked feast (hangi)from earthen ovens and a traditionalMaori performance at Tamaki MaoriVillage

• Meet descendants of the survivors of theeruption at the living thermal village ofWhakarewarewa Thermal Village• Experience Maori customs and traditions• Take a breathtaking helicopter ride overRotorua for amazing photo opportunities• Visit the remnants of Hobbiton, thehobbit village created for the Lord of theRing’s movie trilogy• Tour the Waitomo Caves formed over30 million years ago where the naturalbeauty of stalactites and stalagmites lit bythe blue light of glow worms has to beseen to be believed

• Jetboat on the Waikato River from Taupofor spectacular views of the magnificentHuka Falls• Spend time in one of nature’s finestplaygrounds, Tongariro National Park

Operated by: Hells Gate and Waiora Spa

Begin with a gentle self-guided walk through NewZealand’s most active geothermal reserve. View thelargest hot waterfall in the Southern Hemisphere, the onlymud volcano, bubbling mud, exploding waters, soft hotwaters and mud of Sulphur Lake. After the walk take a20 minute geothermal mud bath which will leave yourskin very clean and soft. Then soak in the pure sulphurouswaters of the spa overlooking the geothermal reserve,and enjoy the hot waterfall. You may relax here for aslong as you like.

Duration: 2 hours to a full day

Departs: Daily (except 25 Dec 10)

Hells Gate Special Spa Combo

Operated by: Te Puia

Admission includes guided or self guided tour of ninetyminutes duration, visit the cultural centre with interpretivegalleries, carving, weaving and jade schools with livedisplays, Maori village, carved ancestral meeting houses,kiwi bird enclosure with live kiwi birds, geothermal valleywith bubbling mud pools, steaming hot mineral pools,steam vents and fumeroles, spectacular natural geysersshooting skywards of up to 35 metres.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: Departs: Daily

Te Puia Admission

Operated by: Whakarewarewa Thermal Village Tours

Share the beautiful history of Whaka village and itspeople. Enter through the memorial archway to anauthentic Maori village set amidst an active geothermallandscape. View the arts, crafts and culture that isTuhourangi/Ngati Wahiao. The people live surrounded bybubbling mud pools and steaming mineral springs. Thesepools and springs are used in every day life: see howhangi meals are cooked in natural steam vents and cornon the cob is cooked in a crystal clear boiling spring. Thethermal baths are used morning and night by theresidents of the village.

Departs: 8.30am

Whakarewarewa Thermal Village

Operated by: pureORA Walks

The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is a fusion of Maori cultureand education, all pulled together with story-telling,experiential learning and environmental sensitivity - allthis while surrounded by the splendour of the sacredmountains of the central north island. On this guided touryou will hear local stories, learn about volcanoes,experience raw nature and see magnificent sights. Theoperator, pureORAwalks, was recently granted a guidingconcession for the Tongariro Alpine Crossing and thepureORAwalks guides, all of whom are Maori, have astrong affinity with the mountain Tongariro.

Departs: 6.00am from Taupo. 7.00am from Turangi andWhakapapa

Tongariro Alpine Crossing

Operated by: Tarawera Legacy

Follow in the path of the Tuhourangi people, a sub-tribeof Te Arawa, from their arrival in the Rotorua regionthrough the devastating 1886 eruption of TaraweraMountain. In this moving story of strength, courage andresilience you will encounter legendary Tuhourangiancestors, discover their warm culture and traditions andbecome part of the dramatic event that changed thecourse of history for the Rotorua region. The TaraweraLegacy combines entry to three Rotorua attractions thatwill tell you this story - the Rotorua Museum, the BuriedVillage and the living thermal village of Whakarewarewa.

Departs: Daily NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10

Tarawera Legacy

Operated by: Heli Pro

Words cannot express the experience of walking on theactive crater floor of this unique lunar landscape, part ofthe Pacific Ring of Fire. Located 52 kilometres off the Bayof Plenty coastline, Heli Pro will fly you there. The island’sactive volcanic vents, steaming crater lake, bubbling hotstreams and desolate mining ruins combine to create asurreal experience. The sighting of dolphins (whenpresent) whilst flying over the Pacific Ocean creates aninspiring excursion.

Duration: 3 hours

Departs: Daily from Rotorua (except 25 Dec 10)NOTE: Other flight tours available, details on application.

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Rotorua Sightseeing

Whitewater rafting in Rotorua



Operated by: River Rats

Enjoy spectacular scenery with cascading waterfallstumbling into the river, beautiful forest views and sheerrock gorges clad in native bush. Ideal for families or thoselooking for a more relaxed rafting adventure, the LowerRangitaiki Scenic trip offers gentle rolling rapids that neverrise above Grade 2. The trip takes around 11 hours onthe water but around 6 hours in total, including travellingto and from Rotorua. Complimentary pick up is availablefrom central Rotorua accommodation.

Duration: 6 hours, including 11 hours on the water

Departs: Daily 10.30amNOTE: Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under5 are not allowed.

Rangitaiki Scenic Rafting - Grade 2

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1000 Eruera Street, Rotorua

Location: On the shores of Lake Rotorua, within walkingdistance to shops, cafes and attractions.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 248 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua

Our View: Good tourist hotel in a premiumlakeshore location.

Superior room


Cnr Froude & Tryon Streets, Rotorua

Location: Overlooking the legendary WhakarewarewaThermal Reserve and Historic Village.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 203 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Heritage Rotorua

Our View: Don’t miss the award-winning Maoricultural show and feast available every evening.

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Lake End Tutanekai Street, Rotorua

Location: On the shores of picturesque Lake Rotorua,close to the city and unique geothermal landscape.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 199 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Rotorua Lakeside

Our View: Relax and be pampered in thegeothermal spas and massage rooms.

Superior room


Cnr Eruera & Hinemaru Streets, Rotorua

Location: Close to the shores of Lake Rotorua and a briefstroll to shops and restaurants.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 227 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Millennium Hotel Rotorua

Our View: Enjoy the nightly poolside Feast andRevue, traditional food and Maori culture.

Lodge Suite


214 Kawaha Point Road, Rotorua

Location: Ten minutes from Rotorua city, on the shores ofLake Rotorua.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 9 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Peppers on the Point

Our View: Simply relax and enjoy the tranquillityof this beautiful lodge accommodation, thestunning location and panoramic views.


351 Kearoa Road, Rotorua

Location: Nestled amidst 2,500 acres of secluded nativeforest and game reserve in the famed therapeutic thermalregion of Rotorua, also famous for its trout fishing.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 12 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Treetops Lodge & Estate

Our View: A secluded retreat for those with alove of nature and who wish to see native floraand fauna preserved.

Aspen Style Three Bedroom Superior


9 Tui Street, Taupo

Location: Taupo is an all year round resort location, onthe shores of New Zealand’s largest freshwater lake.Taupo is an outdoors playground, offering winter skiing,water sports, trout fishing and biking.Property Facilities: Pool • heated pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 16 apartments • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer

Quest Taupo

Our View: Quest Taupo offers the idealaccommodation selection for all tastes andbudgets for those travellers wishing to stayone night or several months.


80-100 Napier Taupo Highway, Taupo

Location: Conveniently located on the Napier-Tauporoad, only minutes from Taupo’s town centre. Tenminutes from the Taupo Airport. Spectacular views overLake Taupo from the hill-top location.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitness centre • business centre • parking facilities• tennis court • jacuzzi/spa • sauna Accommodation: 89 rooms • 24 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Hilton Lake Taupo

Our View: The hotel features Bistro Lago offeringstunning views, open fires and superb cuisinefeaturing the best local produce.


State Highway, Mt Ruapehu

Location: Nestled on the snow-capped slopes of MtRuapehu, it is the largest ski resort in New Zealand duringwinter.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 106 rooms • 9 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Bayview Chateau Tongariro

Our View: The Chateau Tongariro is a fineexample of neo-georgian sophistication andrefinement.

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Standard Studio


70 Racecourse Road, Whitianga

Location: One kilometre from the beach and five minutesdrive to Whitianga. Well placed to see The Coromandel.Property Facilities: Breakfast room • parking facilities• guest laundryAccommodation: 14 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Aotearoa Lodge

Our View: Relaxing accommodation in a quietgarden location. Enjoy friendly hospitality.


Mount Avenue, Pauanui Beach

Location: Lower eastern side of Coromandel Peninsula. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• tennis courtAccommodation: 42 rooms • 6 apartments • overheadfan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • interconnecting rooms

Grand Mercure Puka Park

Our View: An idyllic hideaway only minutes fromthe sparkling waters and sandy beach of Pauanui.

Superior King room


45 Marine Parade, Napier

Location: Central waterfront location, just two minuteswalk from Napier’s main street. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 109 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Hotel Te Pania

Our View: A modern-style hotel set at the edgeof beautiful Hawkes Bay.

Luxury room


12 Browning Street, Napier

Location: Napier is considered the Art Deco capital of theworld. In the heart of the Hawkes Bay wine country.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 18 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player

The County Hotel

Our View: Experience the enchantment andelegance of former times with the comfortsof today in a beautifully restored hotel.

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51 Dive Crescent, Tauranga

Location: The Sebel Trinity Wharf Tauranga is positionedin the Bay of Plenty along the Pacific Coast Highway. Thecity’s only internationally branded hotel and designed totake advantage of the harbour views.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 122 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The Sebel Trinity Wharf

Our View: This unique hotel offers the very bestof luxurious, contemporary styling and haspanoramic harbour vistas, superbly located onand over sparkling Tauranga Harbour.

Hilltop Suite


448 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay

Location: On Clifton Road, just through the coastalsettlement of Te Awanga. The Farm at Cape Kidnappersis set on a 6,000-acre working sheep and cattle station inthe Hawkes Bay area.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 22 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes • CD player

The Farm at Cape Kidnappers

Our View: Sister property to the lodge at KauriCliffs, this 5-star luxury property boasts anaward-winning golf course with luxury lodge-style accommodation and facilities.

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Eastern NorthIslandSo close to Auckland, yet a worldaway and the perfect place toescape to recharge the batteries!Whitianga is the main settlementof Mercury Bay in theCoromandel Peninsula, an areaof stunning beaches and bays.Pauanui and Tauranga are otherholiday towns where you canswim, kayak and enjoy therelaxed beach culture.

Cathedral Cove, Coromandel Peninsula

Operated by: Te Papa

Visit to Te Papa, New Zealand’s national museum. Thistour provides an overview of Te Papa’s highlights, Maoritaonga (treasures), and New Zealand history. Then youhave plenty of time to explore Te Papa on your own!

Duration: 1 hour

Departs: DailyTOUR OPERATES: Winter (1 Apr 10-31 Oct 10): 10:15am and 2pm, withan extra tour on Thursdays at 7pm. Summer (1 Nov 10-31 Mar 10):10:15am,11am,12noon,1pm,2pm and 3pm, with an extra tour onThursdays at 7pm.

Introducing Te Papa Tour

Operated by: Zest Tours

Explore Wellington’s favourite eateries in this compactcity. Visit a boutique coffee roaster and cafe. Enjoytastings at Wellington’s best specialist food stores. Meetthe owners, baristas, coffee roasters and chefs. Savour adelicious three-course lunch with matching New Zealandwine at a top restaurant or cafe.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Daily except Sunday from Wellington NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Walking Gourmet tour

Operated by: Hammonds Scenic Tours

Visit must-see attractions including the famous Beehiveand Parliament buildings and Old St Paul’s Cathedral.Admire the Lady Norwood Rose Garden and thebreathtaking views of the city from the summit of MtVictoria. Return to downtown with a drive around therugged scenic bays of the harbour. A ride on the iconiccable car is an optional extra, but well worthwhile.

Duration: 21 hours


Wellington City Tour

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153 Featherston Street, Wellington

Location: Centrally located and one block from theWellington waterfront. Property Facilities: Restaurant • barAccommodation: 200 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Hotel Ibis Wellington3.

Our View: An impressive good value-for-moneyproperty situated right in the heart of the city.

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WELLINGTON HOTELS1. DUXTON HOTEL WELLINGTON2. HOLIDAY INN WELLINGTON3. IBIS WELLINGTON4. JAMES COOK HOTEL GRAND

CHANCELLOR5. MUSEUM HOTEL6. NOVOTEL WELLINGTON7. QUEST WELLINGTON8. TRAVELODGE WELLINGTON

OTHER HOTELS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION9. CITYLIFE WELLINGTON

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11. INTERCONTINENTAL WELLINGTON12. MERCURE HOTEL WELLINGTON13. MERCURE HOTEL WILLIS STREET14. THE BOLTON HOTEL

WellingtonWellington is the nation’s capitallocated on the southern tip ofthe North Island. A sophisticatedcontemporary city, it is home tothe stunning Te Papa Museum, avibrant cafe culture, a centre forthe performing arts and some ofthe country’s best restaurants.Within easy reach is the famedwine region of Martinborough,the location of two of the southisland’s most popular hideaways,Peppers Martinborough andWharekauhau Country Estate.

Old St Paul’s Cathedral

Things to do in Wellington...• Visit New Zealand's national museum,Te Papa Tongarewa, for an insight intothe New Zealand way of life, past andpresent

• Spot a kiwi at the wonderful KaroriSanctuary• Take the historic cable car to WellingtonBotanic Gardens• Catch a ferry to Matiu/Somes Island inthe middle of Wellington harbour - aconservation project with a colourfulhistory

• Take a four-wheel drive tour to the southcoast and see a colony of New Zealandfur seals

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Cnr Boulcott Street & Gilmer Terrace, Wellington

Location: Fifteen minutes' drive from Wellington airporttowards the heart of the city. Five minute walk to theharbour. Pedestrian access to Lambton Quay, the heart ofthe city's shopping.Property Facilities: Restaurant • gym/fitness centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 132 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Travelodge Wellington8.

Our View: Conveniently located in the centre ofWellington's financial and shopping areas.

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170 Wakefield Street, Wellington

Location: In the heart of Wellington, close to shops andrestaurants and opposite the Te Papa Museum.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 192 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Duxton Hotel Wellington1.

Our View: Enjoy a meal at The Grill. Hotel offersstunning views over the beautiful harbour.

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75 Featherston Street, Wellington

Location: In historical Wellington near Wellington railwaystation, city bus routes and interisland ferry terminal.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 280 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn Wellington2.

Our View: A personal atmosphere and attentivehospitality make you feel at home.

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147 The Terrace, Wellington

Location: In the heart of the central business district. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 260 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • interconnecting rooms

James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor4.

Our View: Excellent four-star option withfabulous location and superb services andfacilities.

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Hunter Street, Wellington

Location: In the heart of the central business district.Property Facilities: Laundry/dry cleaning service Accommodation: 57 apartments • mini bar • refrigerator• fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Quest Wellington7.

Our View: Ideal location for holidays or the long-term stayer.

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133-137 The Terrace, Wellington

Location: In the heart of Wellington CBD, within walkingdistance to the stadium, Parliament and Te PapaMuseum.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 139 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Wellington 6.

Our View: Conveniently located with direct liftaccess to Lambton Quay shopping precinct.

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90 Cable Street, Wellington

Location: The Museum Hotel’s location is Wellington’sbest! Only minutes away from attractions, shopping andcafes and entertainment.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 165 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• interconnecting rooms

Museum Hotel Wellington5.

Our View: Stay in luxury surroundings that offer a unique experience.

Cottage Suite


Western Lake Road, Featherston

Location: Set in over 5,000 acres of private land includingrivers, forests and lakes, and with breathtaking views.Wharekauhau is only 1.5 hours from Wellington. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 12 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• spa bath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Wharekauhau Country Estate

Our View: Reminiscent of an Edwardian countrymansion, Wharekauhau recaptures the graciouslifestyle of a bygone era.

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The Square, Martinborough

Location: Martinborough is a 75 minute drive east fromWellington. The tiny town is hemmed in by 24 vineyards,most within walking distance of the hotel.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 16 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Peppers Martinborough

Our View: A beautiful colonial property offeringguests a taste of one of New Zealand’s pre-eminent wine regions.

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Operated by: Wilsons Abel Tasman Experience

3 days/2 nightsPrice includes: • Skilled, friendly Guides, Chefs and Boat Crew• Meals as specified (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner)• Fresh fruit, snacks and hot drinks available throughout

the day.• Share twin/double with ensuite accommodation• Use of day pack• Launch Cruise • Scheduled bus transfers from and to Motueka or Nelson

ItineraryDay 1: Nelson - Motueka - Torrent BayTravel by bus to Marahau, 1.5 hours from Nelson. WalkMarahau to Torrent Bay - 4 hours (13 km). Walking thegentlest grade on the track, rediscover the pristine bays andheadlands named by French explorer, Du’mont Durville in1827. Stop for lunch at any one of the bays, then walk toTorrent Bay Lodge on the beachfront. L, D

Day 2: Torrent Bay - AwaroaApproximate walking time 6-7 hours (17 km). Enjoy amorning walk through native forest with magnificentcoastal views and crossing the swing bridge at Falls River.Stop for lunch at Bark Bay, or continue on to Onetahuti,taking time out to relax on the golden sands. Visit places of

historical and scenic interest, including the abandonedTonga Quarry. From Onetahuti, walk over the TongaSaddle to Meadowbank Homestead - Awaroa. B, L, D

Day 3: Awaroa - Nelson via TotaranuiApproximate times: Walk Awaroa to Totaranui - 2 hours (7 km); cruise Totaranui to Anchorage 2 hours; walk PittHead Loop 1.5 hours; cruise Anchorage to Kaiteriteri 45minutes; coach Kaiteriteri to Motueka (20 minutes) orNelson (1.5 hours). Cross the Awaroa estuary and beintroduced to its fascinating history. Walk through thenorthern forests of the park with magnificent specimens ofNikau Palm and Rata. At Totaranui, join a launch to cruisethe coastline you have just walked. Stop at the goldenexpanse of Anchorage Beach where you can choose to lazeor stroll along the sand, or take a fascinating walk aroundPitt Head, site of an ancient Maori Pa with stunning viewsalong the coast. Then rejoin the Vista Cruise to Kaiteriteri.The coach returns to Nelson at approx. 5.30pm). B, LNOTE: The direction of the Guided Walk may be reversed on some departuresand the Pitt Head Loop track may be substituted with the Pukatea Walk.Walking each day is optional; alternative travel is on the scheduled ferryservices. Please discuss this option with the guide prior to each day’s departure.This flexibility is perfect for couples or groups that want to visit the park, somepreferring to walk, others to take the boat between lodges.

Departs: Monday (Southbound), Wednesday, Saturday (Northbound)NOTE: Departures May to Oct require a minimum of four people.

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Awaroa Bay, Abel Tasman National Park

Location: In Abel Tasman National Park, at the northerntip of the South Island. Accessible only by Abel Tasmantrack, water taxi, ferry, light plane or helicopter.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour deskAccommodation: 26 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer

Awaroa Lodge

Our View: Awaroa will appeal to clients seekingsuperb cuisine, pristine beaches and a uniqueNew Zealand environment

Executive room


Cnr Trafalgar Square & Nile Street, Nelson

Location: Centrally located a few minutes walk to the citycentre. Close to shops, restaurants and Abel TasmanNational Park.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 114 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Rutherford Hotel Nelson

Our View: A unique blend of local charm andcosmopolitan sophistication. All rooms are wellappointed and spacious.

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6 Point Road, Monaco, Nelson

Location: The hotel is five minutes from Nelson Airportand 15 minutes from the city centre. Overlooks theWaimea Inlet and Tasman Bay.Property Facilities: Restaurant • health spa centre • tourdesk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 56 rooms • 36 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes

Grand Mercure Nelson Monaco

Our View: The perfect place to escape everydaylife and relax in the old world charm of a villageatmosphere.

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Marlborough andNelsonIn Nelson you will find more than350 working artists andcraftspeople, including traditionaland contemporary Maori artistswho are often inspired by theregion’s exceptionally beautifulgeography. Like Nelson,Marlborough basks in year-roundsunshine. Enjoy vineyards andwineries, arts and crafts, historyand gardens or marine pursuits.

Marlborough winery

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CENTRAL3. CROWNE PLAZA CHRISTCHURCH4. HERITAGE CHRISTCHURCH5. HOLIDAY INN CITY CENTRE

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CHRISTCHURCH7. IBIS CHRISTCHURCH8. LATIMER HOTEL9. NOVOTEL CHRISTCHURCH

CATHEDRAL SQUARE10. QUEST CHRISTCHURCH11. RYDGES CHRISTCHURCH12. THE CHARLOTTE JANE13. THE GEORGE CHRISTCHURCH14. THE MARQUE HOTELOTHER HOTELS AVAILABLE ONAPPLICATION15. MILLENNIUM HOTEL CHRISTCHURCH16. SUDIMA HOTEL CHRISTCHURCH

AIRPORT17. THE ELMS HOTEL

Christchurch andCanterburyThis vibrant picturesque city issurrounded by natural wonders:the sparkling Pacific Ocean,majestic Southern Alps and anancient volcanic peninsula.Discover the area’s lush vineyards,pristine glacial lakes, world-classnatural wildlife experiences andMount Cook National Park, all part of this region ofremarkable contrast.

Christchurch

Things to do in Christchurch andCanterbury...• Join a tour which includes four attractionsin one day: the Air Force Museum, TheInternational Antarctic Centre, a ride onthe Christchurch tram and a visit to theWillowbank Wildlife Reserve

• Go punting on the Avon River. Sit backand relax in a punt as a boatman guidesyou past the sights of the central city• Visit the Arts Centre of Christchurch, oneof New Zealand's most significant culturalattractions and a dynamic venue for arts,shopping and entertainment• Make the most of the longest ski seasonin Australasia at Mount Hutt• Explore the alpine wilderness of MountCook on a mountain walk• Land on the Tasman Glacier in a ski-plane, or go heli-skiing amidst thetranquillity and silence of the pristinealpine environment

• Head north to soak in a thermal pool atHanmer Springs Thermal Pools and Spa• Go whale watching at Kaikoura, justtwo hours north of Christchurch.• Enjoy one of the six most spectaculartrain journeys in the world, the stunninglyscenic TranzAlpine Express journey fromChristchurch to Arthur's Pass• Get away from it all in a hot air balloon.Drift over the Canterbury Plains with theSouthern Alps on one side and the PacificOcean on the other

Cathedral Square, Christchurch


Visit the city’s highlights and historic sites including theCanterbury Museum, the Christchurch Arts Centre,Botanic Gardens and the Port Hills for panoramic views.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Daily from Christchurch (except 25 Dec 10) NOTE: An afternoon tour is also available, details on application.

Discover Christchurch

Operated by: Canterbury Leisure Tours

Travel to Kaikoura where the mountains meet the sea.Join a whale-watch tour and visit a fur seal colony. Enjoysome wine tasting on your return journey to Christchurch.

Duration: 101 hours

Departs: Daily from Christchurch NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Kaikoura Whale Watch


The tour includes four of Christchurch’s main attractions,the International Antarctic Centre, Willowbank WildlifeReserve; the Christchurch Tram and the ChristchurchGondola.

Duration: 8 hours

Departs: Daily from Christchurch (except 25 Dec 10)

Must See Four


Depart Christchurch and travel by road through the ruralpastoral scenes of North Canterbury. Arrive at a localsheep farm for a short sheep shearing demonstration.Arrive at Thrillseekers Canyon, Hanmer Springs, andchallenge the waters of the Waiau Gorge by jet boat.Lunch at the Garden House Cafe at the Hanmer SpringsThermal Reserve. Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxingin the Hanmer Springs Thermal Resort Pools. As analternative to the jet boating at Thrillseekers, a therapeuticmassage can be arranged for your pleasure or 9 holes ofgolf. On the return journey to Christchurch a stop will bemade at a North Canterbury Winery for wine tasting.

Duration: 9 hours

Departs: Daily from ChristchurchNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Hanmer Springs Day Tour

Operated by: Christchurch Tramway Ltd

The full day tram ticket allows customers to explore theinner city by hopping on and off the trams as often asthey wish.

Departs: Daily

Full Day Christchurch TramwayExperience

Operated by: Tamaki Heritage Experience

Tamaki Heritage Experiences presents The Chronicles ofUitara, a powerful story of the Maori culture and of NewZealand, told across many generations of a single family -the warrior line of Uitara. As well as being a series ofpublished books, two of the three stories in the trilogyhave now been created as amazing live encounters foryou to experience! They are 'Journey of Ages' in Rotoruaand 'Lost in Our Own Land' in Christchurch. In each story,you experience new landscapes, new characters, newvillains and heroes. Courage and determination, love, lossand family - these are the backbone to The Chronicles ofUitara. Book now and you are promised an award-winning, moving and very special experience.

Departs: Open daily except 25 Dec 10

Tamaki Maori Village

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Standard room


107 Hereford Street, Christchurch

Location: This hotel is situated behind Cathedral Square,one of the most visited attractions in the city. The hotel isonly minutes’ walk away from some of Christchurch’smost popular activities.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 155 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Ibis Christchurch7.

Our View: A very good value-for-money property,offering a modern bar and restaurant as well asan intimate meeting room. This hotel is wellpositioned in the heart of the city.

Premium King


776 Colombo Street, Christchurch

Location: Overlooking beautiful Victoria Square and thetranquil Avon River.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 142 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Copthorne Hotel ChristchurchCentral

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Our View: Enjoy dinner at the Terrace ViewRestaurant overlooking Victoria Square.

Standard room


356 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch

Location: On the edge of the CBD in quiet, picturesquegarden surrounds. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 135 rooms • 4 apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn on Avon Christchurch6.

Our View: Generous sized rooms and a leisurely10 minute stroll to the city centre.


189 Deans Avenue, Christchurch

Location: Three minutes’ drive to the city centre and 15minutes’ drive from the airport. Opposite Hagley Park, fiveminutes walk to Mona Vale and Botanic Gardens.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 193 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Chateau on the Park1.

Our View: Relax and unwind amongst thelandscaped gardens in seclusion and tranquillity.

Standard room


Cnr Kilmore & Durham Streets, Christchurch

Location: In the heart of Christchurch, on the bank of theAvon River, overlooking Victoria Square. Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 298 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Christchurch3.

Our View: Why not upgrade to a Club Floor roomand enjoy free continental breakfast and eveningcocktails daily.

Standard room


Cnr Cashel & High Streets, Christchurch

Location: Perfectly located in the heart of Christchurchcity and surrounded by retail shopping and nightlife.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 146 rooms • 3 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Holiday Inn City Centre Christchurch5.

Our View: Originally a bank converted into ahotel, offering very spacious rooms, with a highlyreputable restaurant open daily.

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Cathedral Junction, 113 Worcester Street, Christchurch

Location: Central city, at the rear of ChristchurchCathedral. The City Circle Tram runs right throughCathedral Junction. Property Facilities: Parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 77 apartments • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer

Quest Christchurch10.

Our View: Ideally located in the heart of the city.You can hop aboard one of Christchurch’s famoustrams for a tour of the inner city.

Deluxe room City View


Cnr Worcester Street & Oxford Terrace, Christchurch

Location: In the heart of the city, offering a relaxedmemorable stay. Within walking distance to the ArtGallery, Convention Centre, Casino and Arts Centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 208 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Rydges Christchurch11.

Our View: Delivering exceptional service is apriority for Rydges Christchurch with a genuinepassion to accommodate guests and exceed theirexpectations.

One Bedroom Suite


28-30 Cathedral Square, Christchurch

Location: Cathedral Square in the heart of the city.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 177 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Heritage Christchurch4.

Our View: Indulge yourself at the hotel’s ChampsElysees Beauty Day Spa located in the restoredOld Government Building.

Luxury Suite


110 Papanui Road, Christchurch

Location: Conveniently located for the airport and theBotanical Gardens are situated close by. Walking distanceto shops, restaurants, golf course and parks.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 12 rooms • overhead fan • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • bathrobes

The Charlotte Jane12.

Our View: Luxury accommodation and fine diningset in beautiful gardens in Christchurch. Thissuperbly restored Victorian home offers guestsevery service and comfort.

Junior Suite


50 Park Terrace, Christchurch

Location: Alongside beautiful, expansive Hagley Park andthe tranquil Avon River. Just a step to the arts market,restaurants, theatres and gardens.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities• shopAccommodation: 53 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

The George Christchurch13.

Our View: An intimate hotel with unparalleledpersonal service and a charming ambience.

Double room


166 Gloucester Street, Christchurch

Location: In the heart of the CBD at Cathedral Junctionwith a tram stop at the front door and convenientlycentred next to major shops.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• parking facilities Accommodation: 171 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Marque Hotel Christchurch14.

Our View: Newly opened in the heart of the city.


50 Cathedral Square, Christchurch

Location: In the heart of the city, Novotel ChristchurchCathedral Square, opened in January 2010, incorporatesthe iconic heritage-listed Warner’s Historic Hoteloverlooking the Square. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centreAccommodation: 193 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Christchurch on Cathedral Square

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Our View: Within walking distance of shops, cafesand restaurants, markets, tram tours and thebeautiful Avon River.

Executive Suite


30 Latimer Square, Christchurch

Location: The Latimer Hotel is situated on the corner ofMadras & Worcester Streets. The Latimer Hotel hascomplimentary off street parking for guests.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 93 rooms • 30 apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Latimer Hotel8.

Our View: Antarctic Centre, Gondola, OranaWildlife Park and Sumner Beach only 20 minutedrive from the hotel.

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Christchurch Arts Centre

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92-94 Esplanade, Kaikoura

Location: On the waterfront and in the heart of Kaikouratownship. Adjacent to the small historical picture theatre,Dolphin Encounter and the shopping centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour desk • parkingfacilities Accommodation: 16 rooms • 15 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

White Morph Motor Inn

Our View: Quality service and warm hospitality,located on the Kaikoura waterfront.


384 SH 67, RD 1 Nikau, Westport

Location: Rough and Tumble Bush Lodge is situated50km north of Westport. The lodge is on the MokihinuiRiver and at the foot of the Glasgow Range.Property Facilities: Restaurant • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 5 rooms • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Rough and Tumble Bush Lodge

Our View: Stunning setting on a 100-acreproperty of protected native rainforest.

Standard room


State Highway 6, Punakaiki

Location: On Punakaiki Beach, on the west coast of theSouth Island, near the world-famous Pancake Rocks andBlow Holes.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 20 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Punakaiki Resort

Our View: The resort blends with the surroundingenvironment and has beautiful ocean andrainforest views of the Paporoa National Park.

Hotel room


74 Tasman Street, Greymouth

Location: Just 2.5 kilometres south of the town centre,adjacent to the Main South Highway.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 60 rooms • 6 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Ashley Hotel

Our View: Relax in the heated swimming complexor dine in the award-winning restaurant.

Lake View Deluxe room


State Highway 73, Cass, Canterbury

Location: Nestled in the mountains of New Zealand’sSouth Island on a traditional high country sheep station.Just a 90 minute drive from Christchurch, GrasmereLodge is a haven for those in need of relaxation. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 13 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Grasmere Lodge

Our View: Built in 1858, the present owner hasextended the lodge to create a memorableretreat. Hiking, horse riding and fishing arepopular activities.

Piper’s Apartment


9 Stafford Road, Awatuna, Westland

Location: Awatuna Homestead is situated betweenHokitika and Greymouth. The homestead enjoys thepeace and quiet whilst being only 10 minutes fromHokitika.Property Facilities: Tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 4 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• fully-equipped kitchen • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes • spabath/jacuzzi in room • CD player

Awatuna Homestead

Our View: Awatuna Homestead is an elegantcoastal retreat, offering peace and privacy amidsta spectacular setting of unspoiled native bushand lush gardens.

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South Island Coastand GlacierCountryThis is the home of some of New Zealand’s most well-knownlandscapes and activities. Nothing can quite prepare you for being there in real life.Whatever you do in this stunningarea it will be forever cementedin your memory.

Fox Glacier

Operated by: The Helicopter Line

Experience this magnificent alpine environment with ahigh alpine flight over the Ben Ohau Mountains. Fly closeto the steep ridges and rise over a mountain pass whichreveals superb views out to Aoraki/Mount Cook and itssurrounding peaks. Prepare yourself for an amazingalpine landing where you will be able to step out of thehelicopter and play in the snow.

Departs: Daily from Mount Cook

Alpine Explorer

Aoraki room


Terrace Road, Mount Cook

Location: Nestled beneath the towering peaks of theSouthern Alps in a natural mountain amphitheatre. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 212 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

The Hermitage Hotel

Our View: Perfect year-round retreat, surroundedby majestic scenery.

Standard room


Fox Glacier, Westland

Location: Within the Fox Glacier village on NewZealand’s West Coast.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 51 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• interconnecting rooms

Heartland Hotel Glacier Country

Our View: Within the Westland World HeritagePark you’ll find several other natural attractionssuch as glacier skiing, hiking and bush walks.

Hotel room


State Highway 6, Fox Glacier

Location: Luxury bed and breakfast inn beneath thetowering Southern Alps. Walking distance to Fox Glaciervillage.Property Facilities: Restaurant • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 20 rooms • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Te Weheka Inn

Our View: Te Weheka Inn offers lovelyaccommodation at Fox Glacier on New Zealand’sscenic West Coast of the South Island.

Graham Wing room


State Highway 6, Franz Josef

Location: West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, onthe edge of the Westland World Heritage Park.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 177 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer

Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier

Our View: Ideal location to access the Franz JosefGlacier (10 minutes drive out of village).


Chesterfield Road, SH6, Kapitea Ridge, RD2, Hokitika

Location: Between Hokitika and Greymouth with viewsof the wild beaches and native rainforest. Stunninglocation between the coastline and the mountains.Property Facilities: Bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 6 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Kapitea Ridge

Our View: The unique design and the speciallocation offer tranquil relaxation amidst nature.

Lounge


State Highway 8, Lake Tekapo

Location: Peppers Bluewater Resort, Lake Tekapo, islocated on State Highway 8, a scenic two-and-a-half hourdrive from both Christchurch and Queenstown.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 51 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Peppers Bluewater Resort

Our View: Stylish lakeside villas withbreathtaking views across Lake Tekapo.

Operated by: Hermitage Hotel

An up close amazing encounter with icebergs, on aglacial terminal lake. Depart from Mount Cook Villageoutside The Hermitage Hotel. The bus will take you on apleasant trip to the Tasman Valley, followed by an easyhalf-hour stroll through the national park. Then boardyour MAC boat, and enjoy the ever changing ice face ofthe Tasman Glacier icebergs on the Tasman GlacierTerminal Lake. Commentary throughout the trip by yourexperienced guide.

Departs: Daily from Mt Cook 1 Apr-31 May 10; 15 Sep 10-31 May 11.

Glacier Explorer


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QUEENSTOWN HOTELS1. BLANKET BAY2. COPTHORNE HOTEL & RESORT

LAKEFRONT3. CROWNE PLAZA QUEENSTOWN4. HERITAGE QUEENSTOWN5. MILLBROOK RESORT6. MILLENNIUM HOTEL QUENSTOWN7. NOVOTEL QUEENSTOWN LAKESIDE8. OAKS SHORES9. PEPPERS BEACON QUEENSTOWN

10. RYDGES LAKELAND RESORTQUEENSTOWN

11. SCENIC SUITES QUEENSTOWN12. THE REES HOTEL & APARTMENTS

QUEENSTOWNOTHER HOTELS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION13. ASPEN ON QUEENSTOWN14. HOTEL ST MORITZ QUEENSTOWN15. MERCURE RESORT QUEENSTOWN16. REMARKABLES LODGE17. SOFITEL QUEENSTOWN

QueenstownA sophisticated holiday resort onthe banks of Lake Wakatipu in abeautiful alpine setting withrugged mountains, majesticlakes, crystal-clear air, and just somuch to do. From bungyjumping to wine trails, jet boatingto tramping, dining out to skiing,the tricky part is extending yourstay to try and fit everything in.

Queenstown on Lake Wakatipu

TSS Earnslaw, Queenstown

Things to do in Queenstown...• Experience the word's most exciting JetBoat ride, in the spectacular ShotoverRiver Canyons

• Relive the elegance of turn-of-the-centurytravel with a cruise on Queenstown’siconic vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw• See some of the Milford Track’s highlightson a one-day guided adventure• View the fiord’s spectacular waterfalls,rainforest, mountains and wildlife on anovernight cruise on the Milford Mariner,the ultimate dinner, bed and breakfastexperience

• Take a day excursion to pristine DoubtfulSound which includes a cruise acrossbeautiful Lake Manapouri• Soar over secluded alpine lakes, lushrainforest, and past rugged peaks byhelicopter and discover the ancient icefallsof glaciers before an alpine snow landing• Travel by gondola to Bob’s Peak and theSkyline Restaurant for a sumptuousbuffet and breathtaking scenery

• Sample a decadent drop or two of one ofthe region’s award-winning wines

Operated by: Ngai Tahu Tourism

3 days/2 nightsPrice includes:• Return transfers between Queenstown and the track • Professional guides• Jet boat down the Hollyford river and across Lake

McKerrow • Milford Sound scenic flight • Lodge accommodation with twin share rooms • All meals on the track • Use of backpacks and rain jackets if required

ItineraryDay 1: Queenstown - Pyke River Lodge (17km/5-7hours walking)Travel from Queenstown to the start of the track in theHollyford Valley. Walk besides the Hollyford River andgaze at the mighty Southern Alps, including FiordlandNational Park’s two highest peaks of Mt Tutoko and MtMadeline. Arrive at Pyke Lodge and enjoy hot showersand an impressive 3-course dinner. Overnight: Pyke River Lodge L, D

Day 2: Pyke River Lodge - Martin’s Bay Lodge (12km/4-5 hours walking)Walk to Lake Alabaster and an optional crossing ofFiordland’s longest swing bridge. After a short walk you’llboard a jet boat for a ride along the Hollyford River anddown Lake McKerrow. A little farther on, Long Reef playshost to a colony of native New Zealand Fur Seals. Overnight: Martin’s Bay Lodge B, L, D

Day 3: Martin’s Bay Lodge - Queenstown (8 km/3-4 hours walking)Explore Martin’s Bay Spitt and view an historical site of aonce significant Maori settlement. The guide will alsohighlight the plant and wildlife of this uniqueenvironment. There is time to explore the isolated beachand sand dunes. Return to Martin’s Bay Lodge for lunch,then enjoy a scenic flight along the rugged coast and intothe truly spectacular and dramatic Milford Sound. Returnto Queenstown by coach.

Departs: 2, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 Apr 10; 23, 25,27, 29, 31 Oct 10; From Tuesday 2 Nov 10 tour operatesevery second day until 18 Apr 11.NOTE: Tour does not operate May 10 - Sep 10.

Hollyford Track - 3 day Guided Walk

Operated by: Real Journeys

Travel along the shores of Lake Wakatipu and on toManapouri. Cruise across picturesque Lake Manapouri toWest Arm, then travel by coach over Wilmot Passthrough dense rainforest and spectacular scenery. AtDoubtful Sound, board a catamaran for a three hourcruise to the Tasman Sea. On the return journey, thevessel’s engines are turned off and passengers are treatedto the ‘Sound of Silence’. There is also the opportunity ofvisiting the Manapouri Underground Power Stationbefore retracing the journey back to Queenstown.

Duration: 121 hours

Departs: Daily from Queenstown NOTE: Tour also operates from Te Anau. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10.

Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruise


Travel to Te Anau for lunch (extra cost). Arrive at MilfordSound and board the Milford Mariner for the overnightcruise. The Milford Mariner has a spacious dining saloon,observation lounge and open deck areas for viewing thescenery of Milford Sound all the way to the Tasman Sea.There is plenty of time to view waterfalls, rainforest,mountains and wildlife. After reaching the open sea,subject to weather conditions, the sails are hoisted for aperiod. The vessel anchors overnight in sheltered HarrisonCove. Activities include kayaking and exploring theshoreline on the tender craft. A delicious evening mealand breakfast are included. The next morning cruise backto the Milford Wharf. Return to Queenstown by coach.

Departs: Daily from Queenstown

Milford Mariner Overnight Cruise


A ninety-minute scenic cruise on board the coal firedvintage steamship TSS Earnslaw. Passengers cruise fromQueenstown Bay to Walter Peak High Country Farm andreturn. The original steam engines can be seen inoperation from the open viewing area. During the cruise,the ship’s pianist entertains with a variety of oldfavourites. Guided tours of the vessel are available andpassengers are welcome to visit the Fo’c’sle Gallery toview the historic displays. Tea, coffee and delicious cafestyle food can be purchased on board from thePromenade Cafe/Bar. Note - On a TSS Earnslaw Cruise,passengers can only go ashore at Walter Peak if theypurchase the appropriate Walter Peak Excursion tour.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: Daily

TSS Earnslaw Cruise


The Milford Track is internationally acclaimed for itsspectacular scenery. Meet the guide in Te Anau and takea short coach trip to Te Anau Downs before boarding avessel for a one hour scenic cruise up Lake Te Anau tothe start of the Milford Track. The walk begins with agentle stroll via the Glade Burn to historic Glade Housefor lunch. Following lunch, cross a swing bridge intoancient beech forest for a 5-6 hour leisurely walk of thefirst section of the Milford Track with spectacular views of mountains and the Clinton River. The nature guide will explain the track’s history and point out native birdsand plants. Following the walk, retrace the journey backto Te Anau.

Duration: 9 hours


Milford Track Guided Day Walk


From Queenstown to Milford, enjoy the alpine sceneryfrom the comfort of a purpose-built glass-roofed coach.From Te Anau, the Milford Road winds through FiordlandNational Park, offering exceptional viewing opportunitiesof dense rainforest, towering mountains, glacial lakes andalpine herb fields. Once at Milford, board the MV Sinbadwhich combines stylish classical facilities with exclusiveon-board service. This premium cruise has on-boardnature guides, LCD screens and on-board cameras. Cruise the full length of the fiord before retracing yoursteps back to Queenstown.

Duration: 121 hours


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Queenstown Sightseeing

Milford Sound

Operated by: Skyline Gondola Restaurant

Enjoy the panoramic views and breathtaking scenery as you travel by gondola to Bob’s Peak and the SkylineRestaurant to enjoy a six-course ‘Taste of New Zealand’buffet.

Duration: 4 hours

Departs: Nightly from QueenstownNOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 10 or 31 Dec 10.

Skyline Gondola and Buffet Dinner


Join your coach and travel by to Te Anau before enteringFiordland National Park. Stop at Mirror Lakes before youtravel through Hollyford Valley to Milford Sound for aspectacular cruise on New Zealand’s most famouswaterway. Return by coach to Queenstown.

Duration: 121 hours

Departs: Daily (except 25 Dec 10NOTE: Tour also operates from Te Anau and a coach/fly option is availablefor both tours.

Discover Milford Sound

Operated by: Shotover Jet

Shotover Jet, the world’s most exciting jet-boat ride willblast you past rock walls at high speed and manoeuvrethrough the fast flowing waters of the Shotover River.

Duration: 11 hours

Departs: Daily from Queenstown NOTE: Children under 3 years not permitted. Tour is not recommended forpeople with back and neck injuries or for pregnant women. Tour does notoperate 25 Dec 10.

Shotover Jet Canyon Experience

Operated by: Dart River Safaris Ltd

With Dart River Jet Safaris - the only operator on the DartRiver - you’ll journey down an intricate network ofbraided river channels that shimmer from show-stoppingturquoise to opalescent blue. This, the longest and mostsensational jet boat journey available in the Queenstownarea, is a spectacular adventure that will take you all theway from the head of mighty Lake Wakatipu into thepristine Mount Aspiring National Park. There are threeexciting Dart River Jet Safaris - The Wilderness Safari, theJet Boat Safari and the Funyak Safari each allow you toexplore this beautiful remote wilderness in a range ofways, whether it’s non-stop jet boat action, combining jetboat action with a leisurely forest walk, or adding tranquildownstream ‘Funyaking’ for a family adventure.

Duration: 6 hours


Dart River Safari

Operated by: Nomad Safaris

Depart your Queenstown hotel at 8.10am and visit thebeautiful scenery that brought the ‘Lord of the Rings’ tolife. Visit such places as the Misty Mountains, Isengardand Lothlorien and Camp of Ithilien, better known locallyas Glenorchy, Paradise and Mount Aspiring NationalPark. Return to Queenstown approximately 4 hours later.

Duration: 4 hours


Safari Of The Scenes

Mitre Peak Cruises

Mitre Peak Cruises provides a small, luxury coachexcursion from Queenstown and Te Anau to Milford andreturn. Stop at all points of interest along the way beforeenjoying a fantastic two hour cruise aboard one of MitrePeak Cruises specifically designed small boats. On thecruise out to the Tasman Sea and back you will seetowering peaks, sheer cliffs, stunning waterfalls, lushrainforest and local wildlife such as seals and dolphins.You can also enjoy free tea or coffee for the duration ofthe cruise. On the return journey stop in Te Anau wherethere is time for a short stroll through this lovely town.Enjoy a free drink and nibbles en route back toQueenstown.

Departs: Daily from QueenstownNOTE: A 2-hour cruise only option is also available. Details on application.

Milford Sound Cruise

Operated by: Milford Sound Scenic Flights

Fly from Queenstown to magnificent Milford Sound andenjoy a spectacular view of the mountains, lakes andfiords of the Fiordland National Park. At Milford Soundyour launch cruise travels the full length of Milford Sound.Return to Queenstown via the famous Sutherland Fallsand glaciers of the Fiordland National Park.


Milford Fly-Cruise-Fly

Operated by: Queenstown Combos

Jetboat through the Shotover Canyons, then fly high overQueenstown with a scenic transfer heli ride. Visit theSkyline Gondola complex including luge rides. Ride theGondola Cableway down to town and finish with theKiwi Magic Movie at the cinema downtown.

Departs: DailyNOTE: Children 5 years and under not permitted.

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327-343 Frankton Road, Queenstown

Location: Oaks Shores is only a short distance fromworld-class ski fields, golf courses, vineyards, variousadventure activities and Queenstown's own shoppingand restaurant precinct.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 122 apartments • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Oaks Shores8.

Our View: Located on the very scenic LakeWakatipu, Oaks Shores is a luxuriously appointedQueenstown apartment-style hotel.

Deluxe twin room


38-54 Lake Esplanade, Queenstown

Location: Just five minutes walk from the town centre, onthe shores of stunning Lake Wakatipu.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • heatedpool • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 255 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Rydges Lakeland Resort Queenstown

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Our View: This hotel offers unsurpassing viewsover Lake Wakatipu and the surroundingRemarkables Mountains.

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Cnr Adelaide Street & Frankton Road, Queenstown

Location: Conveniently located within walking distance tothe centre of Queenstown. A few minutes stroll from LakeWakatipu.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 241 rooms • refrigerator • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Copthorne Hotel & Resort Lakefront2.

Our View: The rooms are spacious and tasteful.The Lakefront rooms offer uninterrupted views.

Courtyard room


Beach Street, Queenstown

Location: Overlooking Lake Wakatipu and convenientlylocated in the town centre.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 139 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Crowne Plaza Queenstown3.

Our View: Just across the road from SteamersWharf with plenty of restaurants and shopswithin walking distance.


Cnr Earl Street & Marine Parade, Queenstown

Location: Within walking distance of the town centre, setin gardens overlooking the lake.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 273 rooms • 3 apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Queenstown Lakeside7.

Our View: The hotel is situated on the waterfrontof Lake Wakatipu, in the very heart ofQueenstown, and offers stunning views of thelake and mountains.

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Walter Peak

Bungy jumping off the Kawarau Bridge

One Bedroom Suite


27 Stanley Street, Queenstown

Location: On the rise just above Queenstown and lessthan five minutes walk to the town centre. OverlookingLake WakatipuProperty Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 42 rooms and apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Scenic Suites Queenstown11.

Our View: The hotel’s elevation allows it tocapture spectacular views of the lake andmountains. Just a short walk to the busy citycentre.

Deluxe room


91 Fernhill Road, Queenstown

Location: Only a short distance from the town centre,overlooking Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 177 rooms • 36 apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Heritage Queenstown4.

Our View: The hotel offers a choice of spaciousdeluxe rooms, suites and luxurious villas. It alsoboasts an award-winning restaurant andcomplimentary health club facilities.

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Cnr Frankton Road & Stanley Street, Queenstown

Location: Only a couple of minutes drive from the centreof Queenstown.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 220 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Millennium Hotel Queenstown6.

Our View: Stylish hotel with beautifully-appointed rooms, offering a courtesy shuttle busservice to the town centre.

Hotel room


33 Lake Esplanade, Queenstown

Location: On the foreshore of Lake Wakatipu, just threeminutes walk to the centre of Queenstown.Property Facilities: Breakfast lounge • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 84 rooms and apartments • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments) • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Peppers Beacon Queenstown9.

Our View: Just a short walk from the towncentre. Well-appointed hotel rooms andapartments. The apartments are great forfamilies who require cooking facilities.

Lodge room


Glenorchy Otago, Queenstown

Location: At the north end of Lake Wakatipu near thetiny settlement of Glenorchy, Only a 45 minute drive fromQueenstown. Built in the grand style of the finest alpinelodges.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • heatedpool • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 13 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Blanket Bay1.

Our View: This unique location and wondroussetting provides peace, luxury, sumptuous cuisineand countless activities.

Village Inn room


Malaghans Road, Arrowtown

Location: Only 20 minutes from Queenstown and justoutside the historic village of Arrowtown. Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • bar • indoor pool• heated pool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop• tennis court • 18-hole golf courseAccommodation: 170 rooms, villas and cottages • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Millbrook Resort5.

Our View: Luxury accommodation with excellentfacilities and plenty of charm, set in a majesticlocation.

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377 Frankton Road, Queenstown

Location: On the edge of Lake Wakatipu, looking out toThe Remarkable Mountains and a short drive from thecentre of Queenstown,.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 60 rooms • 88 apartments• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • fully-equipped kitchen (apartments)

The Rees Hotel & ApartmentsQueenstown

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Sargood Drive, Wanaka

Location: Resort hotel on the shoreline of Lake Wanaka.All rooms boast lake or mountain views. Nestled withinthe spectacular Southern Alps in the Southern LakesRegion of the South Island.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • tennis courtAccommodation: 45 rooms • 59 apartments• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Edgewater Resort

Our View: The location is ideal for quick access toall ski fields, and only a short walk into townalong the lake shore.

Studio suite


Cnr Cardrona Valley & Studholme Roads, Wanaka

Location: In a stunning mountain landscape offeringviews overlooking the Southern Alps. The resort featuresheated rock pools, hot tubs, a lap pool, gymnasium,sauna, the Sanctuary Day Spa and two restaurants. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • 10 pools • heatedpool • health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• parking facilitiesAccommodation: 173 rooms • 75 apartments• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Grand Mercure Oakridge Resort

Our View: Your experience will have you wantingto return year after year to this little piece ofparadise.

Standard room


310 Princes Street, Dunedin

Location: Close to the Octagon, casino and shopping. Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk• business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 50 rooms • mini bar • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • internet • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Mercure Hotel Dunedin

Our View: A boutique, sophisticated style ofaccommodation. Just a short walk to the casinoand shopping area.

Cargill room


276 High Street, Dunedin

Location: Just minutes from the hub of the city and itspopular cafes and restaurants.Property Facilities: Breakfast lounge • gym/fitness centre• tour desk • business centre • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 10 rooms • 2 apartments • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes

Fletcher Lodge

Our View: Built by Sir James Fletcher in 1924, thishistoric property was aptly named by its previousowners.

Operated by: Zest Food Tours

With the Zest guide, walk from Dunedin’s centralOctagon to find small specialist food havens andboutiques. Enjoy small tastings of local and regionalspecialities including the humble yet famous cheese roll,virtually unique to Otago and Southland. Meet familiesand owners to taste their products - maybe gourmet icecream, sophisticated chocolates, craft beer, freshly roastedcoffee and locally-baked treats. Saturday culinary toursare special: starting a little later to arrive at the popularOtago Farmers Market. Meet food producers andpurveyors from all over the region, tasting samples offresh fruit, speciality meats, baked items and otherdelights. Finish with a glass of fine regional wine.

Departs: Monday - Friday at 9.30am; Saturday at11.00amNOTE: Tour does not operate Sunday or Public Holidays.

Dunedin Gourmet Walk

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South PacificA holiday in the South Pacific is an idyllic experience you’ll neverforget. If you could bottle happiness this is where you’d find it.Enjoy meeting the friendly locals in Fiji and Vanuatu, swim in theemerald-green lagoons of New Caledonia, treasure the pristineenvironment of the Cook Islands and Tonga and discover the magicof the islands of Tahiti.

Things to do in the South Pacific...Fiji...

• Don’t miss a meke where the locals dressand sing and perform warrior dances innational costume• Mingle with the locals and experiencetheir culture, traditions and legends• Dive some of the most beautiful soft coralin the world

Vanuatu...• Swim with a friendly dugong• Snorkel in crystal-clear tropical waters -you may be joined by dolphins andturtles!

• See the world’s most active andaccessible volcano Mount Yasur on TannaIsland

New Caledonia...• Savour world-renowned French cuisine.Play golf, tennis, cycle, hike, horse ride.Swim, snorkel, scuba dive, water ski,windsurf. Sail in a modern yacht or nativeoutrigger or join the locals for a leisurelygame of petanque at sunset

The Cook Islands...• Attend Sunday church service wherefemale parishioners don their beautifulrito hats and the imene tuki (hymnsinging) is out of this world

• Don’t miss Aitutaki, the jewel in thecrown. The azure blue lagoon andendless sand banks are breathtaking• Experience an island night feast andcultural show which is offered at most ofthe major hotels

Tahiti...

• Discover the South Pacific you havealways imagined with turquoise lagoons,multi-coloured reef fish, volcanic peaks,lush valleys and white sand beaches• Visit small villages on a circle-island tourto gain a sense of everyday Tahitian life• Renew your wedding vows at a

traditional Tahitian wedding ceremonyTonga...

• Whale watch by sea kayak or from apurpose-built vessel• Visit traditional island villages and find outfor yourself why Captain Cook namedthese the Friendly Islands

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FijiFiji, a nation of over 30 islands, is one of the last unspoilt holidayretreats. Here you can truly escape at last amidst a culture as fascinatingas it is exotic and people who are both hospitable and charming. The islands offer mile after mile of white sandy beaches, and besideeach, a tropical blue sea in which to swim, snorkel, scuba dive, sail or lie upon and laze away a carefree hour.

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BY HILTON4. FIRST LANDING BEACH RESORT &

VILLAS5. JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU RESORT6. LIKULIKU LAGOON RESORT7. MALOLO ISLAND RESORT8. MANA ISLAND RESORT & SPA9. MATAMANOA ISLAND RESORT

10. MERCURE HOTEL NADI11. MUSKET COVE ISLAND RESORT12. NOVOTEL HOTEL NADI13. OUTRIGGER ON THE LAGOON FIJI

14. PLANTATION ISLAND RESORT15. RADISSON RESORT FIJI DENARAU

ISLAND16. RYDGES HIDEAWAY RESORT FIJI17. SHANGRI-LA’S FIJIAN RESORT & SPA18. SOFITEL FIJI RESORT & SPA19. SONSAISALI ISLAND RESORT20. THE NAVITI RESORT21. THE PEARL SOUTH PACIFIC22. TOKORIKI ISLAND RESORT23. TREASURE ISLAND RESORT24. WARWICK FIJI RESORT & SPA25. YASAWA ISLAND RESORTOTHER HOTELS ARE AVAILABLE ON APLICATION

Things to do Fiji...• Discover islands that are a nature-lover’sdelight and perfect for relaxed adventure• Don’t miss a meke where the locals dressand sing and perform warrior dances innational costume

• Join a traditional kava ceremony• Mingle with the locals and experiencetheir culture, traditions and legends• Swim, snorkel, cruise - anyone who loveswater will love Fiji

• Dive some of the most beautiful soft coralin the world• Visit Suva, the capital, on a full-daycultural tour• Explore Sigatoka and purchase souvenirsincluding arts and crafts• Join a tour to the Gardens of the SleepingGiant, where you can view the largestorchid collection in Fiji

Pacific Lagoon Guest room


Denarau Island

Location: On the beach on Denarau Island, just 20minutes from the airport. The resort combinescontemporary style with a unique blend of distinctiveFijian culture.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 3 pools • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shop

Accommodation: 270 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Radisson Resort Fiji Denarau Island15.

Our View: Surround yourself with peacefullagoons and cascading waterfalls and discoverthe many resort facilities on offer.

Studio Beachfront


Denarau Island

Location: On Denarau Island and connected to the mainisland of Viti Levu by bridge. The resort is a 10 minutedrive to Nadi town and a 20 minute drive to NadiInternational Airport.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • 7 pools • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 273 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Fiji Beach Resort and Spa Managed by Hilton

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Our View: Immerse yourself in luxury andsophistication at this stylish resort. The propertyoffers five oceanfront pools and some of Fiji’sbest alfresco dining at Nuku Restaurant.

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Namaka Hill, Nadi

Location: Only minutes from the airport. Situated on a hilland all the rooms overlooking the mountain.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 127 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Novotel Hotel Nadi12.

Our View: Completely refurbished, featuringgreat rooms and facilities.


Denarau Island

Location: A private waterfront location and the Pacific’slargest lagoon-style pool are a prelude to the sanctuarythat is Sofitel Fiji’s stylish range of rooms and suites, eachwith a private balcony or terrace.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shopAccommodation: 296 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa18.

Our View: Combining contemporary style with arelaxed ambience, this resort is ideal for couplesand families alike, offering extensive facilities.

Garden Villa


Lautoka

Location: Fifteen kilometres north of Nadi Airport at VudaPoint Adjacent to Vuda Yacht Marina.Property facilities: Restaurant • bar • shop • hair/beautysalon • laundry • swimming pool • health spa centre• jacuzzi/spa • massage • parking facilities • tour deskAccommodation: 33 rooms • 4 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • balcony • kitchenette• refrigerator • telephone • tea/coffee making facilities• hairdryer

First Landing Beach Resort & Villas4.

Our View: A small and welcoming resort with apopular beachside seafood restaurant.

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Queens Road, Nadi

Location: Mercure Nadi is set within five acres ofbeautiful tropical gardens and is located only minutesaway from Nadi Airport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 85 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mercure Nadi10.

Our View: Recently renovated hotel offering well-appointed rooms and a friendly welcome.

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Nadi, Lautoka and Denarau Island Hotels


Location: In the tropical surrounds of Pacific Harbourbetween Suva and Nadi.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 6 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • gym/fitnesscentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shop • golfcourse • tennis courtAccommodation: 78 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• hairdryer • bathrobes

The Pearl South Pacific21.

Our View: Contemporary resort accommodationwith excellent food and service.

Ocean View Family room


Location: Set on the 109-acre private island of Yanuca.Linked by causeway to the mainland in the vicinity of theCoral Coast. A traditional Fijian village inspired the designfor the Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort.Property Facilities: 5 restaurants • 6 bars • 3 pools• health spa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • golf course• tennis courtAccommodation: 442 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes

Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort & Spa17.

Our View: Fiji’s complete holiday resort, offeringa host of facilities and activities.

Beachfront Villa


Location: A multi award-winning property on the Coral Coast.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 115 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Rydges Hideaway Resort Fiji16.

Our View: A popular resort on the mainland withwell-appointed and colourful bures set amongstsome of the best gardens in the Fiji Islands.

Studio Villa


Location: On Fiji’s famous Coral Coast, midway betweenNadi International Airport and Suva. The Naviti Resort is a 90 minute drive via coach or car transfer from NadiInternational Airport.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 5 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 220 rooms • air-conditioning• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Naviti Resort20.

Our View: The home of the all inclusive holiday!Families in particular will enjoy this popularresort.


Location: Beachfront on the Coral Coast, midwaybetween Nadi Airport and Suva.Property Facilities: 5 restaurants • 7 bars • 2 pools• pool with swim-up bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 250 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Warwick Fiji Resort & Spa24.

Our View: A popular resort of internationalstandard, with an impressive range of facilities.

Superior Resort View room


Location: Set amongst 40 acres of tropical landscapedgardens and grounds on the beach. In the heart of the Coral Coast with magnificent views out to sea.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 5 bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 254 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes

Outrigger on the Lagoon, Fiji13.

Our View: Offers modern rooms and bures aswell as an impressive freshwater pool.

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Ocean View Bure


Location: Beachfront on the island of Malolo, setamongst tropical gardens.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pools • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • business centre• shopAccommodation: 49 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• interconnecting rooms

Malolo Island Resort7.

Our View: Offering an array of facilities andactivities with a friendly and relaxed ambience,this resort is always a popular choice.

Beach Front Bure


Location: On the Island of Malolo Lailai, a tropicalparadise nestled on the shoulder of a blue lagoon 15kilometres from Nadi, on a white sandy beach fringed bycoral reefs and crystal-clear waters.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • 3 pools• tour desk • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 192 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • interconnecting rooms

Plantation Island Resort14.

Our View: A value for money, action packedadventure or a relaxing holiday while the kids are well entertained. Great choice for those needingspace and privacy.

Beach Front Bure Interior


Location: In the midst of the Mamanucas, the largestisland in the group and as such the spacious grounds ofthe resort ensure that you will never feel crowded. ManaIsland is surrounded by white beaches, perfect forsnorkelling and many other water sports.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 3 bars • 2 pools • health/spa centre • tour desk • business centre • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 152 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Mana Island Resort and Spa8.

Our View: Surrounded by white sandy beachesand crystal-blue water. Mana offersaccommodation suitable for singles, couples,family groups and honeymooners.

Beachfront Bure


Location: In the Mamanuca Islands, 16 kilometres fromNadi. Treasure Island Resort is set on a 16-acre islandatoll and is the only resort on the island.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 66 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Treasure Island Resort23.

Our View: A popular island resort with well-appointed bures. A true escape easily reachedfrom Denarau.


Location: A private island resort on a beautiful beachfrontin the Mamanuca group.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • shop• tennis courtAccommodation: 66 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes

Castaway Island Resort2.

Our View: A very popular island resort forcouples, honeymooners and families. This isdefinitely a Fiji favourite.

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Location: On beautiful Matamanoa Island in theMamanuca group, approximately 30 kilometres westof Nadi.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 33 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes

Beachfront Bure

Matamanoa Island Resort9.

Our View: Small and intimate - perfect if you areseeking peace and tranquillity with a casuallysophisticated ambience.


Location: On the island of Malolo Lailai, situated ona sheltered lagoon. Fourteen kilometres from Nadi.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • 3 pools • shop• golf courseAccommodation: 55 rooms • overhead fan • refrigerator• tea/coffee making facilities • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • CD player

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Musket Cove Island Resort11.

Our View: A casual resort with spaciousaccommodation. Popular with the yachtingfraternity.


Location: An island resort south of Nadi yet only300 metres from the mainland. Two kilometres ofvolcanic sand beach plus a man-made white sand beachalong the front of the rooms.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 4 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • health spa centre • tour desk• business centre • parking facilities • shop • tenniscourtAccommodation: 123 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • interconnecting rooms

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Sonaisali Island Resort19.

Our View: This resort offers an array of activities,as well as spacious and contemporaryaccommodation, so you can do as much or aslittle as you like.


Location: On one of the northernmost islands in theMamanuca group, along a picturesque beachfront. The bures have been renovated with a Mediterraneanambience. This is a delightful island for an idyllic escape,combining style with a relaxed atmosphere.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 34 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board• bathrobes

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Tokoriki Island Resort22.

Our View: A true island escape without thecrowds - where romance meets affordable luxury.Ideal for the discerning traveller.

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Location: On Fiji’s second-largest island Vanu Levi, on 17 acres alongside a pristine, secluded shoreline ofturquoise waters, overlooking Savusavu Bay.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 25 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • balcony• hairdryer • bathrobes

Point Reef Bure

Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort5.

Our View: A special indulgence for everyone.Couples and families alike will love the ambience,bures, cuisine, personal service and the eco-friendly experience.


Location: Amongst the Mamanuca archipelago on beautiful Malolo Island, just 25 kilometres from the mainland.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • shopAccommodation: 46 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD playerNOTE: Children 16 years and under are not permitted at the resort.

Deluxe Beach Front Bure

Likuliku Lagoon Resort6.

Our View: The newest resort to open in theMamanucas offers amazing cuisine, sophisticatedluxury and the first overwater bungalows in Fiji.This is the perfect romantic escape.


Location: In the most unspoiled reaches of the Fijianarchipelago, this resort is just a 35 minute light planeflight from Nadi Airport in one of Fiji’s most remote andpristine locations.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 18 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • bathrobes • CD player

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Yasawa Island Resort25.

Our View: With spacious bures fitted out incontemporary Fijian style and a relaxed elegantambience, this romantic hideaway will becomeyour Fijian sanctuary.


Location: Fiji’s newest family-friendly resort is the closestisland in the Mamanuca group to the mainland. Only 15minutes from Nadi Airport, it is known for its spectacularreefs and sand-fringed isles that offer perfect conditionsfor boating, snorkelling and other water-based acitivites.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk • shopAccommodation: 45 rooms • overhead fan

Ocean View Bure

Bounty Island Sanctuary Resort1.

Our View: A friendly and affordable tropicalisland experience.

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3 days/2 nightsOperated by: Blue Lagoon Cruises

Spoil yourself by going on a Blue Lagoon Cruise aroundthe palm-fringed unspoilt islands of Fiji. On board adeluxe vessel, you’ll spend days cruising through sparklingclear waters and enjoying gourmet food. Not to mentionswimming, snorkelling and stopping off at remote Fijianvillages along the way. This is the ultimate South Pacificholiday, so indulge in a trip of a lifetime.

ItineraryDay 1: Cruise from LautokaDepart this morning for the magic of a tranquil turquoiselagoon. After lunch, visit a Fijian village for the ancientYaqona ceremony and welcome meke entertainment.Tonight is the Captain’s dinner.

Day 2: CruisingCruise the Yasawa Islands, arriving at the northernYasawa island of Nanuya Lailai for a guided snorkellingtrip. Witness the colourful fish, which can be fed by hand,or view coral from the glass-bottom boat. After lunch,explore the island’s unspoilt beauty. The evening’s lovofeast is prepared in a ground oven.

Day 3: LautokaSet sail for your last island stop with time to snorkel onthe beautiful coral reef. Enjoy a sumptuous pasta lunchon board as you slowly cruise back.

Departures: Saturday at 10.00am from Lautoka

3 day Club Cruise

4 days/3 nightsOperated by: Blue Lagoon Cruises

The Gold Club cruise vessels and itineraries offer a refinedand luxurious cruise experience. With a passenger to crewratio of three to one, you are assured of personalisedservice. Imagine beautifully-furnished saloons, outdoorlounging areas and sundecks with cocktail bars.

ItineraryDay 1: Cruise from LautokaAfter boarding, enjoy complimentary sparkling wine andhors d’oeuvres as you watch a South Seas sunset. TheMaster Chef creates a superb menu for the Captain’sWelcome dinner, which is served in the elegant diningsaloon. Then sit and relax as the crew entertains you.

Day 2: CruisingOvernight cruise to the Yasawa Islands. Anchor in thesheltered lagoon of Liku Bay for swimming andsnorkelling, followed by a beach barbecue. In theafternoon cruise to Nathula Island. Visit a local village toexperience a traditional Yaqona ceremony. Then enjoy anevening of fun as the crew entertains you.

Day 3: CruisingDepart for Nanuya Lailai, in the Northern Yasawas, a snorkeller’s delight. Once ashore activities includebushwalking, sail boarding, volleyball, paddle boardingand fishing. In the evening a lovo feast is prepared andyou will dine under the stars enjoying a night of fun withisland songs and dancing.

Day 4: LautokaSet course for Lautoka arriving at noon.

Departures: Monday and Thursday at 3.00pm from Lautoka

4 day Gold Club Cruise 5 days/4 nightsOperated by: Captain Cook Cruises

The MV Reef Escape is a 68-metre mini cruise shipcarrying 120 passengers. Most cabins are situated on theoutside deck with floor to ceiling window and are air-conditioned and with shower only. The vessel features apool, spa, sauna, bars, lounge, single sitting dining, sundeck, glass-bottom boat, snorkelling and dive vessels,library, video, guest laundry, gift shop, 24-hour tea andcoffee facilities, nightly entertainment, Fijian meke andon-board Dive Master.

ItineraryDay 1: Cruise from DenarauA late afternoon visit to Tivua Island - a sanctuary forbreeding turtles - your introduction to cruising the islandsof Fiji. Swim, explore and relax before the welcomedinner.

Day 2: CruisingThe day begins with a swim in the idyllic waters off NavitiIsland, followed by a gourmet barbecue lunch and arrivalat Vawa Bay on Yasawa Island. Here is everyone’stropical island with dream-white beaches, turquoise seasand coral reefs. As evening draws in, it is time for theevening’s fun and entertainment.

Day 3: CruisingArrive at tiny Sawa-I-Lau where a deep blue lagoon liessurrounded by the huge walls of an ancient limestonecave system. Enjoy an escorted village walk includinga special visit to the local school. A village welcomingceremony, lovo feast, kava tasting and meke take youinto the tropical evening.

Day 4: CruisingCruise past the volcanic peaks to reach Matacawa Levuand visit the shell and handicraft markets. Pause atDrawaqa Island to snorkel or take the glass-bottom boatover fringing reefs or bask on the warm white sand. Afinal run through the spectacular Naviti Channels takesyou to your overnight anchorage for a farewell PacificIsland night.

Day 5: DenarauAfter breakfast you are bid farewell as you head back toDenarau.

Departures: Tuesday at 2.00pm from Denarau Marina

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Small ShipCruisingCruise in small ships through daysof turquoise seas and palm-fringed islands. Swim, snorkeland frolic in some of the mostpristine waters in the world. Visitremote Fijian villages. Enjoy theintimate tranquillity of small ships.Sleep to the sound of the surf ona distant reef.

Hibiscus room


Port Vila, Vanuatu

Location: An easy 10 minute walk to Port Vila townwhere supermarkets, shops and restaurants are locatednearby.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 68 rooms • overhead fan • mini bar• refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

The Melanesian Port Vila

Our View: Good value for families, singles orcouples. Within walking distance of the towncentre and market area.

Beachfront Bungalow


Tanna Island, Vanuatu

Location: Five minutes drive from Tanna Airport. A 44km-drive from Mt Yasur Volcano accessible by 4WDsafari tour.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 12 rooms • overhead fan • balcony

White Grass Ocean Resort

Our View: Experience the culture and customs ofTanna Island in friendly and relaxed surroundings.


Bokissa Island, Vanuatu

Location: On a secluded island of 175 acres with a whitesandy beach. A 20 minute coach/boat ride from airport.Property Facilities: Restaurant • 2 bars • pool • poolwith swim-up bar • tour deskAccommodation: 16 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes

Bokissa Private Island Resort

Our View: An ideal island for those interested indiving, snorkelling and relaxing.

Deluxe room


Iririki Island, Port Vila, Vanuatu

Location: A private island 500 metres from Port Vilatownship and a 15 minute drive from the airport.Property Facilities: 3 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• pool with swim-up bar • health spa centre• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 70 rooms • 61 apartments • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Iririki Island Resort & Spa

Our View: An island experience with theconvenience of easy access to Port Vila town.

Lagoon Superior room


Port Vila, Vanuatu

Location: On 75 acres of tropical gardens at the edge of Erakor Lagoon. All rooms open out onto a patio orbalcony, perfect for enjoying a gorgeous South Pacificsunset.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 3 bars • pool • tourdesk • parking facilities • shop • golf course • tenniscourtAccommodation: 140 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard • interconnecting rooms

Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu

Our View: Recently renovated and having a wide range of facilities and activities, this isalways a popular choice.

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Noumea, New Caledonia

Location: Ideally located opposite Anse Vata Bay. Only10 minutes drive from the centre of town.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • bar • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilitiesAccommodation: 80 rooms • 108 apartments • air-conditioning • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironingboard

Ramada Plaza Noumea

Our View: From spacious studios to three-roomsuites, all accommodation types have privatekitchen and all the facilities you’ll need for a comfortable stay.


Noumea, New Caledonia

Location: Overlooking famous Anse Vata beach, theresort is only 10 minutes from downtown Noumea.Property Facilities: 4 restaurants • 2 bars • 2 pools• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • business centre• parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 245 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• internet • balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes

Le Meridien Noumea

Our View: Luxurious hotel with a resortatmosphere, great for singles, couples andfamilies.

Deluxe room


Ile des Pins, New Caledonia

Location: The resort is situated at Oro Bay with itsturquoise lagoon, white sand beach and majestic pinetrees.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 39 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • bathrobes • CD player

Le Meridien Ile des Pins

Our View: A luxurious resort overlooking one of the world’s most beautiful lagoons.


Fafa Island, Tonga

Location: Offshore island located 30 minutes by motorsailor from Nuku’alofa.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • tour desk • shopAccommodation: 13 rooms • overhead fan • balcony

Fafa Island Resort

Our View: The protected waters of the corallagoon are perfect for swimming and snorkelling.


Apia, Samoa

Location: This famous South Seas colonial hotel built in1935 is nestled on the shorelines of Apia Harbour.Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 3 bars • pool• gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilitiesAccommodation: 156 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board

Aggie Grey’s Hotel & Bungalows

Our View: Suitable for couples, honeymoonersand families alike, this resort is always a popularchoice.

Beach Side Fale


Apia, Samoa

Location: Set on the south coast of Upolu, on 33 acres oflush tropical gardens. Property Facilities: 2 restaurants • 2 bars • pool • healthspa centre • tour desk • business centre • parkingfacilities • shop • golf course • tennis courtAccommodation: 28 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee makingfacilities • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Sinalei Reef Resort and Spa

Our View: Small and intimate - perfect if you areseeking peace and tranquility.

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Raratonga

Location: The Edgewater Resort & Spa is located on theedge of Arorangi lagoon on the coast of Rarotonga. Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 250 rooms • 1 apartment • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Edgewater Resort & Spa

Our View: Comfortable hotel with a good rangeof facilities.


Rarotonga

Location: Club Raro is located two kilometres from Avauawith banks, restaurants and bars and is close to theairport. The resort overlooks a coral beach, blue lagoonand beautiful reef.Property Facilities: Restaurant • bar • pool • pool withswim-up bar • tour desk • parking facilities • tennis court Accommodation: 61 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • balcony • hairdryer

Club Raro Resort

Our View: .Great for those on a budget. With astunning deck overlooking the ocean, a sunsetdrink is a must!

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Raratonga

Location: Fronting Aroa Beach and Aroa lagoon, one ofRarotonga’s best snorkelling spots.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • business centre • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 157 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

The Rarotongan Beach Resort & Spa

Our View: The resort is situated on one of thefinest white sand beaches in the South Pacific.


Raratonga

Location: On the western side of Rarotonga, on asecluded beachfront.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • businesscentre • shopAccommodation: 22 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • refrigerator • kitchenette • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

Crown Beach Resort

Our View: This intimate boutique resort isrenowned for its fantastic beach location, finefood and relaxed ambience.

Deluxe Beachfront Bungalow


Aitutaki

Location: Private Island Resort located directly on Aitutakilagoon. An All-Bungalow Resort. Overwater Bungalowsavailable.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • healthspa centre • tour desk • parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 36 rooms • air-conditioning • overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • CD player

The Aitutaki Lagoon Resort and Spa

Our View: Located on pristine Aitutaki lagoon,this is a true escape from the world.

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Moorea

Location: In the heart of a lush tropical setting on theisland’s north coast, close to Opunohu Bay.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pool • health spacentre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parking facilities• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 143 rooms • air-conditioning • minibar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet • balcony• hairdryer • iron/ironing board

InterContinental Resort & SpaMoorea

Our View: Don’t miss Dolphin Quest - interactwith one of the ocean’s most endearingcreatures.


Papeete

Location: Ideally located seaside in the Punaauia region.Fifteen kilometres from Papeete and close to theinternational airport.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • tour desk• parking facilities • shopAccommodation: 150 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer • CD player

Le Meridien Tahiti

Our View: Luxurious resort surrounding a largesand-based swimming pool. Swim freely withturtles in your own private lagoon.

Overwater Bungalow Interior


Moorea

Location: Between Moorea’s historic Cook’s Bay andOpunohu Bay. Set in lush tropical gardens beside acrystal-clear blue lagoon with a pristine white sand beach.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • healthspa centre • gym/fitness centre • tour desk • parkingfacilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 106 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa

Our View: A near perfect setting in this relaxedisland paradise.


Papeete

Location: Set in 30 acres of lush tropical gardens,overlooking the lagoon and the island of Moorea.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pools • tour desk • parking facilities • shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 263 rooms • air-conditioning • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities • internet• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

InterContinental Resort Tahiti

Our View: A large resort set in landscapedtropical gardens.


Bora Bora

Location: Surrounded by turquoise water at the famousMatira Point, which is formed by two white sandbeaches.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pool • tour desk• shopAccommodation: 64 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

InterContinental Le Moana Resort Bora Bora

Our View: Breathtaking lagoon, beautiful whitesandy beach and a relaxed friendly atmosphereawaits you at this hotel.


Bora Bora

Location: On Motu Te Veiroa, 15 minutes away fromVaitape, the main city of Bora Bora, and only a 10 minuteboat ride from Bora Bora Airport.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bars • pool • tour desk• shop • tennis courtAccommodation: 80 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • tea/coffee making facilities• balcony • hairdryer • iron/ironing board • bathrobes• CD player

Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa

Our View: Uniquely Polynesian in design, theBeach and Garden Suites have private courtyardand spa pool - perfect for honeymooners.


Bora Bora

Location: On a Polynesian islet, surrounded by aturquoise lagoon. The hotel is only 20 minutes by privatelaunch from the airport.Property Facilities: Restaurants • bar • pool • health spacentre • tour desk • shopAccommodation: 100 rooms • air-conditioning• overhead fan • mini bar • refrigerator • tea/coffeemaking facilities • internet • balcony • hairdryer• iron/ironing board • bathrobes • CD player

Le Meridien Bora Bora

Our View: The Overwater Bungalows offer aunique experience and feature a large windowedsurface in the floor. A great family property.

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