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Book by 31 December 2010.
Set against the picturesque backdrop of rural Australia, Burrawang West Station is a 5-star executive retreat offering the ultimate in luxury and relaxation. Overlooking the unspoilt beauty of the Lachlan River in Central New South Wales, Burrawang is a truly magnificent property. Lying in 10,000 acres of rich pastureland, this grand country estate includes an authentic Australian homestead situated on a working cattle station, offering guests a genuine bush holiday.
Book by 31 December 3000.
The Indian Pacific is named after the two oceans it connects on its cross-country journey between Perth and Sydney. Covering 4,353-km, it is one of the world’s longest and most memorable train journeys in the world.
Book by 01 December 2011.
Kakadu National Park is a mecca for lovers of natural and cultural attractions. Home to ancient Aboriginal rock art, this World Heritage national park features majestic escarpments and cascading waterfalls.
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Sails in the Desert is the premier hotel at Ayers Rock Resort with spacious, airy and exquisitely furnished rooms set in lush park-like grounds. Deriving its name from the distinctive sail-like structures, which provide shade and a touch of elegance to its design, Sails in the Desert is the ultimate in luxury in the Red Centre.
Book by 31 December 2010.
MELBOURNE TO ADELAIDE SELF-DRIVE
Melbourne and Adelaide are two of Australia’s most stylish and vibrant cities, offering both cultural and culinary treats. Between them lies the infinitely beautiful Great Ocean Road, one of the most breathtaking drives on earth.
Book by 01 January 2011.
Travel on the Indian Pacific is a three day journey from the Pacific Ocean in the east to the Indian Ocean in the west. This epic 4,352 km trip provides spectacular backdrops that include the Blue Mountains, the Great Dividing Range, the salt lakes and dunes of South Australia and the barren Nullarbor Plain.
The train offers two accommodation options. Gold Service is the premium level of service, where guests can choose from twin or single cabins. All meals are included and served in the stylish restaurant car. Alternatively, Red Service offers comfortable reclining armchairs with food and drink available to buy.
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Use your first day at leisure to explore Kununurra on your own. The next two nights youll stay at Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge.
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The Ghan is an icon of Australian travel. Whether you board at Adelaide in the south or Darwin in the north, youll thread a line through some incredible landscapes, from the rusty reds of the MacDonnell Ranges that surround Alice Springs : gateway to Ayers Rock and the Red Centre : to Tennant Creek, Katherine and the tropical splendour of Darwin.
The train offers two accommodation options. Gold Service is the premium level of service, where guests can choose from twin or single cabins. All meals are included and served in the stylish restaurant car. Alternatively, Red Service offers comfortable reclining armchairs with food and drink available to buy.
Book by 31 December 3000.
When it comes to South Australia its easy to feel spoilt for choice. Between the attractions of Adelaide, wining and dining in the Barossa Valley, and picnicking with wallabies on beautiful islands, it can be hard to decide how to split your time, especially if youve under a week. So weve put together a highlights tour. Not only do we promise youll see (and do) all of the above, but weve handpicked some of our favorite hotels and arranged three-course dinners, wine tastings, vineyard tours and private transfers. Yet dont be put off if youve longer to play with. A two-night stay at Rawnsley Park Station in the Outbacks Flinders Ranges makes a worthwhile extension. Or if youre looking for something to really crown your trip, then consider one of Australias epic overland train journeys.
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This Perth city guide will help you plan your visit to the 2010 Australia vs England Ashes series taking place in Australia.
Book by 31 January 2011.
Sydney is Australia’s oldest, largest and most diverse city; a playground of buzzing cafés, thriving markets, sparkling beaches and the world’s most beautiful harbour-front. To help you make the most of your time here we have outlined a selection of exciting half-day tours.
Book by 01 January 2011.
Flames of the Forest is not just an experience of the wonders of the rainforest - it is also a cultural, social and human experience, featuring two local Aboriginal brothers who come to share their stories with you and a host of friendly Aussies whose mission it is to make your evening at Flames one you will never forget.
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Sofitel Melbourne can be proud of its premier address in the Paris end of Melbournes Collins street. The luxuriously appointed guestrooms feature floor to ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the city. The location is ideal for those who wish to visit the famous MCG or tennis centre.
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While Australia may be best known for its gorgeous beaches and myriad wineries, the scenery inland is some of the most spectacular on earth. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a serene retreat, the Northern Territory is the perfect destination.
Book by 01 January 2011.
This Adelaide city guide will help you plan your visit to the 2010 Australia vs England Ashes series taking place in Australia.
Book by 31 January 2011.
Travel with award-winning Emirates at very special prices to Asia and Australasia when you book before 15 September 2010.
Book by 15 September 2010.
This 15-day luxury small group tour experience of the magnificent Kimberley, Katherine and Kakadu region’s of Australia’s remote Top End departs from Broome and concludes nearly 2,000 km away in Darwin, giving you a true sense of the wonderful expanses.
Book by 31 December 2050.
You dont have to be super fit to experience the 3.5 hour scenic BridgeClimb adventure that will take you to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge 134 metres above sea level.
Book by 31 December 3000.
THE GHAN
The Ghan is an icon of Australian travel, a passenger train running from Darwin to Adelaide (or vice versa) via Alice Springs, through the wilderness of Australia’s Outback. Taking its name from the Afghan Cameleers who carried supplies to remote telegraph stations, the train first departed Adelaide some 80 years ago, bound for Alice Springs, with the line extension to Darwin becoming operational in 2004.
Book by 01 January 2011.
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