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Independent Australia adventures
Australia Travel Plan allows you to build your own trip by combining a series of short Australia adventure tours known as modules. These are bite-sized travel experiences lasting approx 2-5 days. Some are completely independent, while others involve small group travel. By stringing the modules together you can build your own Australia itinerary. |
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Sydney
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East coast, beaches & Barrier reef Cairns Whitsundays Fraser Island |
Stargazing in the Outback Ayers Rock Alice Springs Darwin |
Wetlands and crocodiles Darwin Kakadu Litchfield |
Roads less travelled Western Australia Southern Australia Tasmania |
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Sydney and the Blue MountainsThe cosmopolitan city of Sydney usually the starting point for travelling around Australia. Australia Travel Plan will arrange a sunset cruise past the famous Sydney Opera House and beneath the Harbour Bridge. Those who would like to spend some time on the beach here, can choose to stay near Bondi Beach. We also recommend a daytrip from Sydney to the Blue Mountains, where you'll see adorable koala bears and Australia's iconic kangaroos. |
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Australia's east coast has some brilliant natural attractions. Explore the rugged beauty of Fraser Island by 4x4, the worlds largest sand island, spotting wild dingos as you drive. Then, make your way to the truly stunning tropical Whitsundays Islands. Try your hand at sailing a yacht, and look out for dolphins swimming in the bow waves of the boat. We've carefully chosen some great accommodation allowing you to get back to the basics of enjoying yourself in these beautiful surroundings.
As soon as you start diving or snorkelling at the Great Barrier Reef, a whole world of waving anemones, sea turtles, coral gardens, colourful fish and hammerhead sharks will open up to you. Go diving, sailing, snorkelling, catamaran sailing and explore every island you find. Aside from this spectacular reef, the east coast also offers you a complete package of tropical surprises: travel from reef to rainforest and embark on a new land based Australia adventure in dense forests filled with ferns and hanging vines, waterfalls and lagoons. Click here for more about our East Coast Australia tours |
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Outback Australia & Crocodile Country Spend the night looking up at the stars in a pitch black Outback desert, drive through endlessly empty landscapes and watch the sun rise above red Ayers Rock... it's all a part of the Australia travel experience. For those looking to pick up a few Aussie skills there's an opportunity to learn how to throw a boomerang (and catch it again), play the didgeridoo and ride a camel in the Outback desert.
If you've seen the movie 'Crocodile Dundee' you'll know what to expect from Kakadu and the Northern Territory. Imagine taking a river cruise through swampland and watching massive crocs slide into the water or listening to a real bush ranger tell you how to survive in Australia's rugged Outback. If you're interested in Aboriginal culture, you'll enjoy a visit to remote Arnhem Land, this is an authentic Aboriginal area where the local culture has been preserved. Click here for more about our Outback adventure tours |
Western & Southern Australia and TasmaniaThese are ideal locations for people who have more time to spend on holiday, who want to avoid tourist hotspots, or who are visiting Australia for the second (or third, or fourth) time. We recommend West Australia to those who are travelling for at least a month, otherwise you'll simply be selling yourself short. Southern Australia is known for its charm and natural beauty. Starting out in Melbourne you can drive along the Great Ocean Road and hike through the mountainous area of the Grampians National Park. Another Australian gem, Tasmania, 50% of which has been declared a World Heritage Site is simply a very rugged and beautiful place to long walks. Finally, in Adelaide you can visit the animals at Kangaroo Island and try wine tasting (or drinking) in the Barossa Valley. There's plenty to do and see for everyone.Click here for more about our South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia Adventure tours |
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Freedom to travel your own wayRenting a hire car is a great way to see Australia. The roads are excellent and the long distances will give you a really epic feeling. Most travellers opt for a 3-week self-drive trip by car or campervan along the east coast, which offers both golden beaches and sunny cities. We can help you combine car hire with interesting local accommodation, ranging from cattle stations (cattle farm), to Aussie homestays, wine farms, jungle lodges and beach cabanas. |
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