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You can plan your own vacation to Australia by following our simple 3 Step Plan.

Step 1

Click on a state from the map on the left. Select the experiences and the accommodation that interest you by clicking on 'Add To My Wish List'.

Step 2

Do the same for the other states that interest you. When finished, click on the 'My Wish List' tab at the top of the page. Send your Wish List to us.

Step 3

In return we will send you a suggested itinerary based on your selections. No need to think about details like travel times, we take care of that.

This Week's Featured Experiences

The Bay of Fires Walk

The Bay of Fires Walk
Image - Bay of Fires, thanks to dangoodall at Flickr

This 4 day walk and the Cradle Mountain Hut Walk are considered to be two of the finest walks in Tasmania and quite possibly all of Australia. The magnificent wilderness coastline known as the Bay of Fires invites you to experience its dramatic landscape, ecology and wildlife. Led by well-informed, young Tasmanian guides, small groups can explore both the fascinating beach environment and the rich diversity of the nearby woodlands. And at the Bay of Fires Lodge, the only building in this near-unknown wilderness paradise, both solitude and comfort are guaranteed.

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www.bayoffires.com.au
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www.youtube.com
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www.flickr.com
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The Barossa Valley

The Barossa Valley
Image - Tourism South Australia

The Barossa, Australia's most famous and largest wine producing region is located in a stunning Australian landscape of rolling hills, manicured vineyards, and closely linked towns and villages. It is the only Australian destination on the New York Times list of 53 places To Go To in 2008. With over 50 cellar doors there are plenty of wine experiences to be enjoyed including sparkling new wine centers and cellar doors in original farmhouses and cottages. The Barossa is especially famous for Shiraz, Eden Valley Riesling, Viognier, Rhone style-reds, Semillon and Cabernet

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en.wikipedia.org
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www.youtube.com
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www.flickr.com
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Captain Cook 'PS Murray Princess'

Captain Cook 'PS Murray Princess'
Image thanks to thinboyfatter - Flickr

Step aboard Australia's largest inland paddlewheeler and experience an exciting programme of nature-based backwater and shoreside tours. The itinerary highlights food and wine, the culture of indigenous Australians and the renowned Murraylands scenery and wildlife. Included in this 4 day adventure is accommodation, meals, entertainment, coach transfers from Adelaide to join the tour, guided nature walks & eco-tours and an Aboriginal Cultural Tour. If you add this to your Wish List we will include a 3 night cruise in your itinerary (departs Fridays)

From $677 USD per cabin

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www.captaincook.com.au
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www.youtube.com
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Now go the map to find your next state of interest

The Bay of Fires Walk
Image - Bay of Fires, thanks to dangoodall at FlickrThe Barossa Valley
Image - Tourism South AustraliaCaptain Cook 'PS Murray Princess'
Image thanks to thinboyfatter - Flickr