Australia Panorama Deluxe
Day Wise Itinerary
- Arrive at Sydney International Airport and transfer to a luxury hotel such as Park Hyatt Sydney or Shangri-La Sydney. Explore Circular Quay, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and The Rocks precinct. Optional: Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise with gourmet cuisine and live music.
- Take a guided tour of the Opera House and stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens. Walk the Bondi to Coogee coastal path and visit Bronte and Clovelly beaches. Visit Taronga Zoo for wildlife encounters, and optionally take a scenic helicopter flight over Sydney Harbour.
- Enjoy a full-day excursion to the Blue Mountains, including the Three Sisters, Scenic World cableway, skyway, and railway. Explore Aboriginal cultural sites and take short bush walks. Optional: Sunrise hot air balloon ride over the Blue Mountains.
- Travel to Hunter Valley to enjoy wine tastings, chocolate and cheese sampling, and optional private hot air balloon flights over the vineyards. Return to Sydney for overnight stay.
- Fly to Gold Coast and check in to a luxury resort such as Palazzo Versace. Explore Surfers Paradise and its beaches. Optional: Sunset helicopter ride along the coastline.
- Visit one of the Gold Coast’s theme parks—Movie World, Sea World, or Dreamworld—or take a hinterland tour to Springbrook National Park for waterfalls, glow worm caves, and rainforest walks.
- Fly to Hamilton Island and stay at a luxury resort like Qualia. Relax or enjoy spa treatments, then take a sunset sailing tour around the island.
- Sail to Whitehaven Beach and Heart Reef, snorkeling or diving in the Great Barrier Reef. Optional: Private yacht charter or scenic seaplane flight over the Whitsundays.
- Continue exploring the Whitsundays with reef adventures or optional seaplane flights. Relax at the resort and enjoy sunset cocktails.
- Fly to Cairns and check in to a hotel or resort. Explore Cairns Esplanade Lagoon and local markets.
- Sunset Great Barrier Reef cruise with dinner.
- Full-day tour of the Great Barrier Reef for snorkeling or diving.
- Helicopter or seaplane flight for panoramic reef views.
- Explore Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation with guided walks and river cruises to spot crocodiles. Optional night wildlife spotting tour.
- Take the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway and Skyrail Rainforest Cableway to explore the village of Kuranda, local markets, and wildlife parks. Return to Cairns for overnight stay.
- Fly to Melbourne and check in to a centrally located hotel. Explore Federation Square, laneways, and street art. Rooftop or fine dining options available.
- Tour Melbourne city highlights including the Royal Botanic Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, and St Kilda. Take a day trip to Yarra Valley for wine tasting, gourmet lunches, and optional hot air balloon flight.
- Drive along the Great Ocean Road to see the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and Apollo Bay.
- Helicopter flight for aerial views.
- Evening tour of Phillip Island to witness the famous Penguin Parade, along with visits to Koala Conservation Centre and optional scenic coastal stops.
- Fly to Adelaide and check in to a hotel. Explore city highlights like Rundle Mall and Victoria Square.
- Full-day Barossa Valley wine tasting tour with gourmet lunch and optional helicopter vineyard flight. Return to Adelaide for overnight stay.
- Travel to Kangaroo Island for wildlife experiences including Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Flinders Chase National Park, and optional penguin or dolphin tours. Stay in luxury lodges such as Southern Ocean Lodge.
- Return to Adelaide and fly to Darwin. Sunset cruise on Darwin Harbour for leisure.
- Full-day guided tour of Kakadu National Park, including Yellow Water Billabong and Ubirr Aboriginal rock art.
- Scenic flight over Kakadu wetlands.
- Day tour of Litchfield National Park with Florence Falls, Wangi Falls, and Buley Rockholes. Optional: Swimming and nature photography. Return to Darwin.
- Fly to Uluru, witness sunset over the iconic landmark, and optionally experience the Field of Light installation. Stay in luxury desert lodge.
- Watch sunrise at Uluru, walk its base with guided Aboriginal cultural tour, and visit Kata Tjuta.
- Helicopter flight over Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
- Fly to Perth, check in to city hotel, and explore Kings Park, Elizabeth Quay, and cultural sites.
- Swan River dinner cruise.
- Full-day Margaret River tour for vineyard tastings, gourmet experiences, and coastal sightseeing.
- Helicopter flight over vineyards and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.
- Fly to Broome and check in to a luxury resort. Visit Cable Beach for sunset and optional camel rides.
- Full-day adventure to Horizontal Falls with scenic flights and boat tours. Optional overnight stay in luxury wilderness lodge.
- Fly to Hobart and check in to hotel. Explore Salamanca Market and MONA Museum.
- Drive to Freycinet National Park and hike to Wineglass Bay lookout. Optional: Stay at Saffire Freycinet luxury lodge with spa and guided nature walks.
- Visit Cradle Mountain for wildlife and scenic walks, then explore Tasman Peninsula including Port Arthur Historic Site and Tasman Arch. Fly from Hobart to Sydney or Melbourne for international departure.
Inclusions
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Accommodation on Twin sharing basis -
Daily buffet breakfast & Dinner at all the hotels
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Welcome Drink on Arrival
Exclusions
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Any flight ticket. -
Entry Fees to Monuments and Palaces.
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Anything Not Mentioned In The Inclusions.
General Question
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