Australia with Luxury & Style (13 Days): A Sample Itinerary
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DavidTravel Itinerary Highlights include:
In a documentary about Australia,
the narrator described this amazing place as being "more like
another planet than another continent." After exploring the
stunning natural wonders that weave throughout and beyond the
fabric of the beautiful metropolitan areas, you’ll have the
distinct feeling that you’ve traveled out of this world to an
incomparable land beyond the borders of all that’s predictable
or ordinary. Explore the lush parkland, remarkable architecture
and rich history of Adelaide. In Melbourne and Sydney, your days
are filled with sophisticated city sights from the chic shops to
the cathedrals, museums and galleries. At Ayers Rock, you’ll
explore the world’s largest monolith and embark on a
spellbinding guided tour of the star-filled nighttime sky. And
the Great Barrier Reef will put you in close contact with every
creature to be found on this extraordinary continent.
• Get up close to
Koalas at the Koala Conservation Center
• Watch a dance and
didgeridoo performance and enjoy a
traditional bush “tucker” (lunch) in Adelaide
• Take a private 4WD tour of
Kangaroo Island and spot local
wildlife such as kangaroos, koalas and seals
Overview:
Drenched in sunshine and glowing
with affable charisma,
Australia is an enticing land of vast beaches, pulsating
cities and reams and reams of bushland. One of the country's
greatest lures is its sense of space; a beach, patch of tropical
forest or piece of sandy desert all to oneself is an easy
reality.
This, the world's largest island, encompasses a range of
stunning landscapes, from barren deserts to tropical rainforests
and rugged mountains. Australia has an abundance of unique
animal life - cuddly koalas, bounding kangaroos and wallabies,
darting dingoes, and ungainly emus - while the hulking form of
Uluru (Ayers Rock) soaking up the reds and oranges of the
outback's fiery sun, is the country's most iconic image.
Glossy Sydney and arty Melbourne provide much for the
city-lover; Brisbane is gateway to the tropical northeast with
sandy stretches including Surfer's Paradise further south;
restful Adelaide is perfect for a few days' rejuvenation, while
Perth is young, brash and alluring; and Cairns is the stop-off
point for one of Australia's top attractions, the Great Barrier
Reef.
