Below is a selection of some ideas for holidays to Australia. This is simply a taste of what we can offer. If you're interested in a specific Australia itinerary then please call one of our consultants on 0845 643 6548.
The ultimate way to see the Barrier Reef, snorkel up to six spectacular reef locations; including Michaelmas Cay, Hastings Reef, Saxon Reef, Normal Reef and Breaking Patches on this two day live aboard adventure with Reef Encounter.
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The Great Barrier Reef Cruise from Cairns to Townsville, or vice versa, is a reef and island experience you will never forget. Enjoy 3 nights of discovery and adventure aboard Coral Princess exploring Australia’s renowned tropical paradise and world heritage marine and national parks.
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Wavedancer, 30 metre luxury sailing catamaran, offers guests the big sail experience and the opportunity to visit Low isles, an unspoilt and picturesque coral cay island. More information...
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Always wanted to try diving? Oyster & Upolu Reefs, two of the most breathtaking reef areas, are very good reasons to take the plunge and with the inclusion of an introductory dive, it’s your perfect opportunity to jump right in. More information...
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Ocean Spirit I, luxury sailing catamaran, will take you on a day trip your sure to remember. Sailing you out to beautiful Michaelmas Cay, a picturesque reef sand cay, you’ll have hours to snorkel, dive or purely relax by the turquoise waters of the magnificent Barrier Reef.
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A visit to North Queensland is not complete without a day or 2 in the reef but with so many vesels to choose fro, which one is best for you. Here are a few of our favourites and recommendations.
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Australia’s outback remains an enchanting and curious wilderness, a vast expanse of breathtaking landscape teeming with unique wildlife. This luxury tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the traditional outback way of life and experience the natural wonders of the region.
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It is a wonderful and exciting experience to dive the Great
Barrier Reef. To scuba divers, Cairns and the Great Barrier
Reef represent some of the finest and most exotic diving and
snorkelling in the world. The Great Barrier Reef is a massive
chain of coral reefs and beyond this structure of living
organisms lies the cleanest body of water on the globe.
Pro Dive Cairns is a 5-star Instructor Development Centre, and
recognised as a world leader in all aspects of scuba diving.
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The best way to see the Great Barrier Reef is close up. Taking a short cruise on the reef allows you to be in constant contact with the environment surrounding you. The 4- day/3-night eco-friendly Coral Princess cruise between Cairns and Townsville (or vice versa) is an excellent introduction to life on the reef and the various eco-systems that depend on it. This is not your traditional cruise there is no need for a jacket and tie at dinner. This is a relaxed award-winning formula, with an outstanding crew and plenty of time to swim, snorkel and dive if you wish. There is also a large glass bottom boat for people who dont wish to get their feet wet. On top youll find a spa and sun deck.
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The Lodge has been carefully designed to blend in with the beauty of the surrounding Daintree Rainforest, and views out over the blue waters of Weary Bay.
The Lodge has been carefully designed to blend in with the beauty of the surrounding Daintree Rainforest, and views out over the blue waters of Weary Bay. Beautiful timber cabins are reached from the main Lodge through lush gardens. The two-hour journey from Cairns to Bloomfield is in itself a thrilling experience, comprising a 30-minute flight along the Queensland coastline, a short 4wd trip, and finally a quick cruise across Weary Bay to the Lodge.
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Tasmania is a nature lovers paradise and the ideal destination for those who wish to get away from it all. The best way to experience the wild and beautiful landscapes is on a self-drive holiday. Our self-drive experience is for independent travellers keen to see all the highlights at a leisurely pace
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Our leisurely self-drive itinerary combines the magnificent Mornington Peninsula with its sandy beaches and rolling green hills, and the Great Ocean Road, one of the worlds most inspiring coastal drives.
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The Best of New South Wales experience includes three of the finest hotels in the region. The return transfers and tours from the city to the Blue Mountains and to the Hunter Valley are in a luxury 4wd accompanied by a personal guide. Youll discover some of the best kept secrets of the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley.
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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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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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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.
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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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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.
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At last Australians have somewhere to rival an African safari lodge. The lodge and 3 bungalows at Bamurru Plains have been built on the coastal floodplains of the Mary River Delta, near Kakadu National Park. The star attractions are the birds and wildlife - see buffalo graze as you lounge on the deck, fall asleep to the chorus of the Australian bush and wake to the tune of a thousand geese. The beds are comfortable, the linen of high quality and the food superb. As for the drink - just help yourself from the bar whenever youre thirsty. Best of all though is the quality of the guiding and the care for the environment.
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Wrotham Park Station is located in Far North Queensland, 300km west of Cairns, in a spectacular setting on a sprawling 600,000 hectare working cattle station.
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Peppers Spicers Peak Lodge is located
one and a half hours south west of
Brisbane and is surrounded by World
Heritage-listed Main Range National
Park.
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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.
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Combine a 3-night cruise on board Coral Princess with a 4-night stay on an island resort in its own national park and you have the perfect recipe for an unforgettable Great Barrier Reef experience.
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Wilson Island is a tiny coral cay located just 40 minutes from Heron Island. A divine sweep of castor sugar sands that is home to turtles and birds, Wilson is both part of the Great Barrier Reef and surrounded by it. Its pristine waters host an unimaginable variety of marine life including colourful coral and fish, with some of the best snorkelling just off the beach.
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Voyages Silky Oaks Lodge & Healing Waters Spa is an oasis of elegance and beauty set on the edge of a World Heritage-listed wilderness. From the moment you arrive, youll feel the aura of the Daintree. Vast and pristine, it is the oldest living rainforest on earth.
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Our Fraser Island package combines return transfers on Queensland Rails Tilt Train from Brisbane to Hervey Bay, and nights at the Kondari Resort Hervey Bay before and after a two day Wilderness Safari on the World Heritagelisted island.
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Two World Heritage-listed sites in one
exceptional package—Lamington
National Park, Australias largest
sub-tropical rainforest and Fraser
Island, the worlds largest sand island.
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Lamington National Park is part of the World Heritage-listed Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves and the largest protected area of sub tropical rainforest in Australia.
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Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge is exclusively located, among the desert oak trees, in a secluded part of Kings Creek Station.
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Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service Base
and the old Telegraph Station in Alice
Springs before heading west to Kings
Canyon and Uluru.
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World Heritage-listed Uluru National Park offers
the visitor a host of activities and attractions including two of the
worlds great natural monuments: the monolith of Uluru (Ayers
Rock), rising 348 metres from the desert landscape, and Kata Tjuta
(Olgas), 36 giant rocky domes.
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Your journey begins on a lone sand dune. In front of you is the fabled Uluru, behind you are the domes of Kata Tjuta and possibly the most spectacular sunset you have ever seen.
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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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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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Seven Spirit Bay Wilderness Lodge is situated in one of the worlds most magnificent and untouched tropical wildernesses.
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This 3-day safari explores the beautiful
perennial waterfalls of Litchfield
National Park and the cultural landscape
of Kakadu National Park.
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Discover just how big Western Australia is by experiencing the arid north west outback coast.
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From towering forests to whale watching, fine food and wine to world class surfing, Australias south west offers some of the most varied travel experiences in Western Australia. Margaret River and its surrounds are a popular destination for world-class wineries, top surfing and adventure
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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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South Australia is the wine state of
Australia and for generations its people
have been bottling wine from the world
famous Barossa Valley, fertile Clare
Valley, cool Adelaide Hills, picturesque
McLaren Vale and rich recesses of the
Coonawarra in the south east.
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Arrive
on Kangaroo Island by air where youll be
met by your guide for an island
introduction. Begin your exploration by
heading out for wildlife encounters.
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Overlooking the southern side of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station provides the perfect base for exploring the Flinders Ranges.
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The unspoilt island of Tasmania is a nature lovers paradise and the ideal destination for those who wish to get away from it all. The best way to experience the wild and beautiful landscapes is on a self- drive holiday.
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Join the Gourmet Wanderer journey, a leisurely small group trip into Tasmanias best
walking destinations. World Heritage and national park regions are awaiting your
discovery. Immerse yourself in fabulous dining experiences, tasting such delights as
the freshest oysters, crayfish and salmon, farmhouse cheeses and flavoursome
beers. Cross one of the last great wilderness areas on earth, including Cradle
Mountain and Gordon River. And stay in the most luxurious places such as the
award-winning Freycinet Lodge and Harbour View Deluxe Rooms at Strahan.
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The unspoilt island of Tasmania is a nature lovers paradise and the
ideal destination for those who wish to get away from it all. The best
way to experience the wild and beautiful landscapes is on a self-
drive holiday. As it is only half a days drive from north to south, it is
perfectly possible to enjoy the stunning scenery without spending
too much time behind the wheel. A visit to the Port Arthur site, with
its dramatic convict history, will tell the story of Australias European
beginnings. Much of Tasmanias countryside has been designated as
a World Heritage Area and after spending time exploring its many
natural attractions youll feel rejuvenated by your experiences.
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The dramatic coast between Melbourne and Sydney is one of Australias best kept secrets. It can take three days or two weeks to drive depending on how much time you have to get off the beaten track and explore. Weve put together a short 6-day self-drive which includes a visit to the national capital, Canberra.
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A great way to see the Mornington Peninsula is to set out on a driving tour. The Peninsulas compact nature and excellent roads make it easy to get around. Our self-drive tour combines Mornington Peninsula with Phillip Island and theYarraValley.
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Take a journey along the Great Ocean Road, one of the worlds most inspiring coastal drives. It has it all—sea views, rugged landscapes and quaint fishing seaside villages.
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An exciting trip around the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley.
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This really is a very special night out.
Enjoy a late afternoon scenic coastal
flight to the Hunter Valley vineyards
where youre invited to a private tasting
at one of the regions finest boutique
wineries, followed by an indulgent à la
carte dinner at award-winning Roberts
Restaurant. Your journey back to Sydney
is absolutely breathtaking as you fly
over the city and Harbour (Air Traffic
Control permitting).
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Winding along the western coast of Victoria, the Great Ocean Road offers stunning ocean views, beachside activities, laid back coastal towns and maritime villages.
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Head south-east through farming country to Phillip Island, which teems with over 200 species of birds. Walk through the treetops to see wild koalas within touching distance. At dusk watch the parade of Fairy Penguins as they waddle ashore to their nests in the dunes. Return to Melbourne after a sumptuous evening dinner at Cowes.
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The Pacific Coast Touring Route is full of lifes pleasures - food, wine, day spas, shopping and pampering— all combined with spectacular scenery.
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Your experienced guide will greet you
at your city hotel for this great city tour.
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Below is a selection of some ideas for hotels in Australia. This is simply a taste of what we can offer. If you're interested in a specific Australia hotel then please call one of our consultants on 0845 643 6548.
The discreetly positioned Saffire Freycinet is a luxury boutique coastal sanctuary on Tasmania’s East Coast within the Freycinet National Park.
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Heron Island is a coral cay (literally part of the
reef itself) so theres world-class snorkelling
right off the beach. It has one of the best dive
sites on the reef, its own research centre, and
is both a bird sanctuary and nesting ground for turtles. There are also no daytrippers, which makes it quiet and exclusive. There are 109 guestroom, some beach-fronted with reef views, while others have garden settings set back from the beach.
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Tranquillity, seclusion and privacy are words that best describe Orpheus Island. Its fringed by sheltered bays of unspoilt sandy beaches and wreathed in spectacular coral gardens. There are no televisions or telephones and children under 15 are not catered for. In essence, Orpheus is the perfect romantic hideaway.
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Hayman is the most northerly of the Whitsunday Islands and is the ultimate in island living. Situated around a crescent� shaped sandy bay on the south-western side of the island, the resort has been designed to blend in with the natural beauty of the surroundings. Shady ponds and gentle waterfalls thread their way among beautiful gardens, spacious walkways and open air lanais.
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Qualia is an Australian expression of world-class luxury, situated on the secluded northern-most tip of Hamilton Island.
It’s a truly special place where everything has been meticulously considered to relax the mind yet completely spoil the senses.
The well positioned elegant pavilions blend into the islands natural landscape. Private two-seater golf buggys are provided, allowing you to go exploring on your own.
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A superb property set between Cairns and Port Douglas in a World Heritage-listed area. The delightful bungalows and main lodge are built high up in the trees placing guests right next to nature. The restaurant offers uninterrupted views of 140km of magnificent coastline and coral reefs from the Daintree in the north to Fitzroy Island in the South.
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Peppers Beach Club and Spa is one of the most sophisticated boutique resorts in tropical north Queensland. Beautifully appointed guestrooms overlook the golden palm-fringed beach at Palm Cove. Enjoy the exquisite lagoon swimming pool with cascading waterfall and tropical gardens. For eats, Tamaras at the Beach restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience.
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Scenic Rim Peppers Spicers Peak Lodge is located one and a half hours south-west of Brisbane and is surrounded by World Heritagelisted Main Range National Park. The architecturally stunning lodge sits on top of a mountain and offers expansive views of the surrounding area. Built in the style of a mountain lodge with high ceilings, fireplaces, rich timber fittings and stylish interiors, the lodge offers a secluded retreat away from the pressures of modern life. By day enjoy bushwalking, mountain bikes and 4wd tours of the area, or be pampered with a massage, followed by a dip in the pool or a game of tennis. By night sample gourmet food and wine and sit back and relax.
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Mantra Southbank is located next to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre and within walking distance of the State Art Gallery and the Museum.
The hotel features a restaurant with alfresco dining and a smart bar, as well as lap pool and gymnasium. Accommodation comprises a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments all with a fully equipped kitchen (kitchenette in studio apartments).
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Hyatt Regency Sanctuary Cove is a 5-star resort hotel on Australias Gold Coast that truly captures the spirit of Queensland. Styled as a traditional 1940s grand Queensland homestead and set amid lush, tropical gardens, the hotels colonial design is an elegant reminder of former times, offering a special blend of Australian hospitality and sophistication.
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The Lodge is situated in the Garig Gunak Barlu
N.P. on the Cobourg Peninsula of Arnhem Land – entry to the reserve is by permit only, and visitors are extremely limited. Guests stay in 23 freestanding habitats, while a central complex houses reception, lounge bar, restaurant and library, all overlooking the magnificent lagoon swimming pool.
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Mantra on the Esplanade Darwin enjoys a prime location overlooking Darwin Harbour. Suites have large private balconies, perfect for experiencing a famous Northern Territory sunset. Waterview rooms overlook Darwin Harbour to the Arafura Sea. Theres a restaurant and bar plus a glorious outdoor swimming pool and spa. The citys shops and restaurants are just a short distance away.
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Follow the surf for three hours south of Perth and youll find one of Australias most opulent boutique hotels, Cape Lodge. The Lodge sits within its own vineyard and is surrounded by 40 acres of manicured gardens and native forest, surrounded by Margaret Rivers famous vineyards, coastlines and art galleries. Stroll through sweeping lawns and rose gardens to a tennis court set amid towering trees or read quietly in the filtered sun of a weeping willow. There are 18 sumptuous suites some with their own balcony or terrace overlooking a private lake.
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The brilliant location of this architectural
landmark will allow guests to explore all Perth
has to offer. Vast Kings Park and Botanical
Gardens are within walking distance and
Perths museums, shops, galleries and
thriving nightlife are easily accessible. The
hotel is an urban oasis with a secluded garden
terrace where guests can totally unwind and
relax.
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Southern Ocean Lodge is Australia’s premier luxury lodge experience and is perfect for couples and wildlife lovers. An environmentally sensitive and sophisticated sanctuary, the lodge has an unmatched location with homely hospitality and an exceptional spa. Stay 4 nights, pay for 3 and get a gourmet hamper and spa vouchers.
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Set on a hill, with sweeping views of surrounding vineyards and the Barossa Ranges, Peppers The Louise is an intimate retreat with just 16 guest suites arranged in a U�shape around a peaceful courtyard. Most of the luxurious suites have their own double spa bath, some with wood burning stoves. There is much to see and do in and around the hotel.
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The Heritage listed Medina Grand Adelaide
Treasury combines original elements of
Adelaides former Treasury building with
modern finishes creating a superb 5-star
apartment hotel. Theres a restaurant and bar
situated around a delightful central courtyard
with fountain.Facilities include an indoor
swimming pool, gymnasium, sauna and spa.
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Built in 1847, this boutique hotel is a fine example of Regency architecture recently restored to showcase its original glory and up-dated to include the little necessities and amenities our forebears over-looked, such as a spa, a mountain-view pavilion and a fine wine cellar. Furnished with antiques, The Islington appeals to those who want the very best in life, surrounded by great service, presented in an atmosphere of luxury and tranquillity.
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Quality Hotel Batmans Hill on Collins is
located in the centre of Melbourne, opposite
Southern Cross Station, and within a short
walk of many of the citys main attractions.
Recently extended and renovated, the hotel
has 190 rooms, ranging from standard rooms
to club rooms and apartments. For dining,
theres The Founders Restaurant and the Vault
Café. Theres also a cocktail bar and pub
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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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Perfectly positioned on the exclusive Southbank of the Yarra River, the Langham has perhaps the most enviable waterside location in the city. The hotel provides an ambience of elegance rather than opulence and excellence rather than extravagance. Guests are invited to experience the Chuan Spa, Melbournes newest and most innovative spa.
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The Marque Hotel is a funky, boutique hotel
experience in the centre of the city. From
incredible Script Restaurant and Lounge Bar
to iPod docking stations, rainfall shower
heads and a rooftop pool with stunning views
of the city skyline, youll soon realise that
The Marque is about far more than a place to
sleep.
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Perfectly located between Sydneys historic Rocks and central business district, close to the vibrant harbour and the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge, this is an enviable location in the heart of the city. The most awarded hotel in Sydney, the Observatory offers a boutique property with an unsurpassed level of service and luxurious facilities throughout.
Stay 3 nights and receive the 4th night free of charge, plus a welcome amenity in your room. Valid for stays until 15th September 2008.
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Kewarra Beach Resort was built where
mountains blanketed in lush rainforest
rise from the shores of the Coral Sea.
A sophisticated blend of indigenous
culture and colonial heritage gives
Kewarra a gentle charm. The 75 deluxe
bungalows hide among the gardens
offering cool, secret retreats after
adventurous days out and about.
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Shangri-la The Marina has perhaps the
most enviable position in Cairns - right
on Cairns Harbour and Esplanade. Youll
be treated to stunning views of the
marina from your balcony. The hotel
itself is a 5-star stunner, with a lifelike
rainforest lobby, complete with plants, a
river and a large tropical aquarium.
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The Sebel Resort Noosa is a boutique hotel located in the heart of one of Australias most exclusive holiday destinations. Terraced tropical gardens with a magnificent pool create a tranquil environment in which to relax in style and comfort. Spectacular beaches, languid rivers, idyllic rainforests and the Noosa National Park are all close by.
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Situated between the banks of the Brisbane River and the Botanical Gardens, Stamford Plaza Brisbane is one of the citys most prestigious landmarks. The hotel provides an atmosphere of luxury and elegance. Works of art hang naturally in an environment that suggest a stately home. Each guestroom has a view across the Brisbane river.
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Saville Southbank, one of Brisbanes newcomers, is located on Grey Street, within walking distance of the Queensland Performing Arts complex, the State Art Gallery and the Museum. Accommodation comprises one, two and three bedroom apartments, each with a fully-equipped kitchen. Features include a lap pool, gym and a restaurant.
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Situated on a secluded sand dune close to the border of the dual World Heritage listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Longitude 131° is arguably one of the best luxury wilderness camps in the world. As one of only 30 guests, you have your own private view of Uluru (Ayers Rock).
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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.
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Surrounded by magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs, the Desert Gardens hotel offers a range of stylish accommodation from shaded poolside rooms to the magnificent deluxe rooms overlooking the desert landscape. Relax in the comfort of your own private balcony or courtyard, or unwind in the pool sipping on cocktails from the bar.
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Situated on the banks of the famous
Todd River with its magnificent River Red
Gums, and just five minutes away from
the heart of town, Alice Springs Resort
combines efficient and friendly outback
service with modern comfortable
facilities. Low rise architecture, lush
green lawns and a poolside bar
contribute to a relaxed atmosphere.
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Just a short drive away from central Darwin, Feathers Sanctuary provides a very special concept of combining first class bed and breakfast accommodation with the beauty of the natural wildlife around. The landscape has been developed with the purpose of attracting the native birdlife that abounds in the surrounding area.
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Experience a tropical pulse that
distinguishes Darwin from every other
Australian city. Place yourself in the
centre of the action with the relaxed and
stylish comfort of Crowne Plaza Darwin.
After a long hot day touring around this
fascinating part of the country, take a
dip in the pool, followed by a long cool
drink in the bar.
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Just 20 minutes from downtown Perth,
the colonial-style Esplanade Hotel
occupies a prime location overlooking
Fremantles Marine Harbour. Most of the
guestrooms have a private balcony with
views across the harbour or swimming
pool. Facilities include 2 swimming
pools, a spa and fitness centre,
restaurant, cafe and lounge bar.
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The brilliant location of this architectural
landmark will allow guests to explore all
Perth has to offer. Vast Kings Park and
Botanical Gardens are within walking
distance and Perths museums, shops,
galleries and thriving nightlife are easily
accessible. The hotel is an urban oasis
with a secluded garden terrace where
guests can totally unwind and relax.
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Lying between Kings Park and the Swan
River, this luxury apartment hotel offers
one and two bedroom apartments, each
comprising of a spacious living area, a
fully equipped kitchen with laundry
facilities and a private balcony or
courtyard. The hotel facilities include a
swimming pool, tennis court,
gymnasium and restaurant.
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The Lodge is set on 7 acres of natural
bushland overlooking the bay at
American River. Epitomising the pristine
delicate environment of Kangaroo
Island, the Lodge is finished in natural
ochre colours. Guests can enjoy
stunning panoramic views, lush coastal
vegetation and seaside wildlife walks
with wallabies and kangaroos aplenty.
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Thorn Park Country House is an elegant 145-year-old homestead set in 65 acres of gently rolling hills and stately gums in the heart of the Clare Valley. The hotels 12 guests can relax and be pampered, enjoying warm hospitality and fine food and wine. Tasteful antiques, furnishings and art works can be found throughout the homestead.
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Set on a hill, with sweeping views of surrounding vineyards and the Barossa Ranges, Peppers Hermitage is an intimate retreat with just 16 guest suites arranged in a U-shape around a peaceful courtyard. Most of the luxurious suites have their own double spa bath, some with wood burning stoves. There is much to see and do in and around the hotel.
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Exquisitely set within Freycinet National Park and overlooking Oyster Bay, Freycinet Lodge really does offer a true wilderness experience. The secluded cabins are stylish yet simple with homely furniture and fittings. Enjoy the fine walks and numerous activities that are available.
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Franklin Manor is a casual boutique
hotel situated on a hillside on the
outskirts of Strahan, a charming little
fishing village on Macquarie Harbour.
The main house has 14 elegant rooms,
all individually decorated, creating the
perfect haven for those who appreciate
comfort and relaxation.
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The Peppers Seaport Hotel takes its character from this thriving waterfront location. The interiors reflect the nautical history of the site and use local Tasmanian materials wherever possible. The hotel has 60 rooms, most with balconies either looking out over the river or back over the historic town centre and the mountains beyond.
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On Hobarts waterfront (where Governor Collins first settled the city), a row of historic warehouses dating from the 1820s and a former IXL factory have been transformed into an enthralling first class hotel. The Henry Jones is Australias first and only dedicated art hotel, showcasing Tasmanias finest visual and performing artists.
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The stylish, affordable and thoroughly modern Crown Promenade is the perfect place from which to explore the vibrant Southbank and many of the citys arts and sporting facilities. The contemporary guestrooms and suites are exceptionally spacious. Guests can eat and drink in style at Mesh restaurant or Tonic Bar, and relax and unwind at The Deck leisure centre.
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Peppers Anchorage offers luxury hotel accommodation overlooking the unspoilt waters of Port Stephens. All 80 rooms and suites have private balconies and most have views of the sea and the retreats own 90 berth marina. As you would expect there is a host activities available for guests both in and around the hotel.
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Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa is a renowned haven of relaxation for its favoured guests. This historic five star, European style country house, set in two acres of manicured gardens and just a short drive from Sydney, is a breathtaking escape for romantics, a delight for gourmets and a wonder for lovers of nature.
Book now and receive 3 nights for the price of 2 plus a welcome gift in your room on arrival. Valid for travel up to 15th September 2008.
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With its eclectic Spanish-Moorish architecture, Tower Lodge is a delight to the eye as much to the palate. The twelve guestrooms have been designed individually with their own special character and outlook. Located in the very heart of the Hunter wine country, guests can look forward to a very special experience in food and wine.
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Peppers Guest House, Hunter Valley is nestled in the Pokolbin region of the Hunter Valley wine country. Set in peaceful gardens, the property features 47 colonial-style guestrooms and homesteads and the most awarded restaurant in the Hunter Valley, Chez Pok.
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The hotel occupies a prime position right on the waters edge of Sydney Harbour, with spectacular views of the famous Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. The spacious guestrooms leave nothing to chance and most have a balcony providing you with a private view of Sydneys icon.
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If you’re looking for 5-star, all suite luxury at Sydney’s ultimate harbour front address then look no further than the Quay Grand Suites. With views of both the Sydney Harbour Bridge or the Royal Botanic Gardens, the 50 one and two bedroom suites offer a contemporary style and elegance.
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XShangri-la Sydney can be found in the historic Rocks district between the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. The hotel has the citys largest accommodation and offers some of the finest dining in town, including the award-winning Altitude Restaurant and Blu Horizon Bar, each offering its own spectacular views of the city from level 36.
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Four Points by Sheraton is Australia’s largest hotel, located in Sydney’s central business district and overlooking Darling Harbour, just a short walk from the major entertainment and shopping districts including Pitt Street Mall, Queen Victoria Building, Chinatown and the colourful bars and restaurants of Cockle Bay Wharf.
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