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Explore The Sydney Opera House, and Art Gallery of New South Wales
Discover Melbourne, Cairns and Sydney
Visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta, and Bondi Beach
Cruise on Sydney Harbour, and Great Barrier Reef
Be My Guest experience: A guided tour and lunch at the Art Gallery of New South Wales
Stays with Stories: Stay in the Heart of the Red Centre
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience: At Walkatjara Art Uluru, meet an Indigenous Anangu artist and learn why this landscape is so spiritual through an introduction to Western Desert art
Uluru: Explore the foundations of life and society of the local Aboriginal people in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn about the spiritual connection the local Anangu caretakers have with the land at Uluru.
Uluru: At Walkatjara Art Uluru an Indigenous Anangu artist will explain just what makes this part of the world so spiritual, over an introduction to Western Desert Art, introducing totems and symbols important to the region and represented in paintings and installations. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Uluru: Discover the stunning heart of the Red Centre at Ayers Rock Resort. Revealing natural beauty of this unique landscape, the accommodation offer incredible views of towering gums, flowering native shrubs and flowing red dunes.
Stays with Stories: Stay in the Heart of the Red Centre
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience: At Walkatjara Art Uluru, meet an Indigenous Anangu artist and learn why this landscape is so spiritual through an introduction to Western Desert art
Uluru: Explore the foundations of life and society of the local Aboriginal people in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn about the spiritual connection the local Anangu caretakers have with the land at Uluru.
Uluru: At Walkatjara Art Uluru an Indigenous Anangu artist will explain just what makes this part of the world so spiritual, over an introduction to Western Desert Art, introducing totems and symbols important to the region and represented in paintings and installations. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Uluru: Discover the stunning heart of the Red Centre at Ayers Rock Resort. Revealing natural beauty of this unique landscape, the accommodation offer incredible views of towering gums, flowering native shrubs and flowing red dunes.
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Australia’s dazzling contrasts await on the "Australian Highlights" tour—a 13-day sightseeing trip designed for experienced travelers eager to immerse themselves in both iconic cities and natural wonders. Beginning in Melbourne and culminating in Sydney, this tour package weaves through cosmopolitan hubs and breathtaking landscapes, including the legendary Uluru at both dawn and dusk. Dive into adventure with a full day snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef, and marvel as Sydney sparkles from the shimmering harbor. Friendly local guides provide authentic insights into each destination, ensuring a deep appreciation for Australia’s cultural and natural diversity. The tour’s unique selling point? The seamless blend of urban exploration and unforgettable wild experiences, all with the comfort of included accommodation, transportation, and meals.
Welcome to stylish and elegant Melbourne! (Flights to arrive prior to 12pm). You'll be transferred to your hotel located on the banks of the Yarra River before starting your travels on a high note, getting to know your Travel Director and fellow travellers over dinner at a popular restaurant on the waterfront, a picturesque welcome to your Australia highlights tour.
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I did enjoy the trip but there was a surprise of an extra flight from Ayer’s rock back to Melbourne than to Cairns instead off direct from Ayer’s rock to Cairns The whole day was waisted at air ports We should be compensated for the loss of a day
Well done. Fours geographic areas of Australia. Nice hotels. Great tour leader.. Very good buses.
The group was much too large (47 people). The age groups were incompatible (20 something to 91 years). The tour guide spoke to & with just some of the people not to all families. Instructions for time & meetings places were given to some but not clear to all. Pace was inappropriate for ages involved.
