Overview: This is a new tour and includes so many brilliant experiences and shore attractions, worthy of inclusion in a stopover in every state of Australia.  Experience a little of Australia’s famous coastal lifestyle; the pristine Pacific waters of Queensland; the Northern Territory; the Indian Ocean and Western Australia; the Great Southern Ocean and South Australia; Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales.

Overview:  This very complete and comprehensive tour repeats our successful tours of the previous years and captures the history, beauty and spectacular scenery of Australia’s southernmost state. To quote one of our 2009 travellers when asked for any recommendations as to the itinerary and content  “… don’t change a thing. It’s just great the way it is.”

Overview: Now into its 6th year, this tour has proved a very popular part of our programme. We start the tour in Melbourne and then travel via The Great Ocean Road down to Adelaide. From Adelaide, we join the Great Murray River Run. At over 1600kms long, it is Australia’s largest river and has played a major role in the settlement and development of inland Australia.

Overview: There is no place in the world like Australia’s Northern Territory and Western Australia. It is a land of spectacular contrasts. We commence the tour proper with a flight to Ayers Rock from where our coach takes us on a journey of discovery East, North, West and South through Alice Springs, Darwin, Broome and finally to Perth. En route, enjoy breathtaking scenery, spectacular river cruises and the superb flora and fauna of the region – a photographers paradise.

Overview: On a regular basis, we offer a ‘get together’ close-to-home tour. For 2010, we have chosen the East Coast of Australia, New South Wales and Victoria, easily accessible for everyone and we have put together an itinerary which as well as including the great cities of Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne, will show us a lot more of the surrounding country and coastal regions which would not normally be included in such a tour.