New South Wales
From Australia's largest city and airport gateway, Sydney, you can travel via Canberra and the Snowy Mountains to Melbourne, or you can head up the East Coast to Byron Bay, Brisbane and Queensland.
Don't forget to do a Blue Mountains day tour while in Sydney.
Bookings
- Price: AUD $445
- Price valid until 31.03.2010.
New price list 2010-11 can be downloaded here
Tour Information
Tour code: SM3
Maximum Group size 24
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- Important Information To Read Before You Travel
- Start tour in reverse direction
What's Included on Tour:
All touring,bunkhouse accommodation 2 nights,National Park entry fees, 2 x Breakfasts (B), 2 x Dinners (D)
3 day Sydney to Melbourne tour
Discover Australia's capital city of Canberra, the Australian Alps, Walk to "The Roof Of Australia"!!, Snowy River wilderness and Wilsons Promontory National Park - as you travel between Australia's two largest cities, Sydney and Melbourne. Arguably, the most diverse range of environments travelled through of any Adventure Tours tour.
Tour Highlights
CanberraOur orderly capital hides a very disorderly chamber. | Australian AlpsOur Alps are right up there. | ||
Lakes EntranceEstuaries, fishing boats and a mighty beach. | Wilsons PromontoryThe spectacular southern tip of Australia. |
Itinerary
Day 1: Sydney to Thredbo Alpine Village(via Canberra)
Our first stop today is the capital city of Australia, Canberra where the Prime Minister hangs out. We’ll take you to the top of Mt Ainslie so you can see for yourself how a custom-made capital city was built. We also do a tour of Parliament House, then check out a few embassies and see other city highlights before travelling back on to Thredbo Alpine Village. (B)
Day 2: Thredbo to Lakes Entrance via Snowy River Country
Grab your hiking boots and cameras because this morning we’re going to the “Roof of Australia”. We catch the express chairlift up the mountain. The chairlift is your own expense, but Oz Experience gets a mega-cheap rate! You can walk to the summit of Mt Kosciuszko, which is Australia’s highest mountain, or to the viewing point. After lunch, it’s a spectacular drive along The Barry Way, watching the Snowy River wind along below us. Tonight we stay in the coastal town of Lakes Entrance, the Gateway to the Gippsland Lakes and Australia’s longest beach – Ninety Mile Beach. (BD)
In ski season - from June to the end of September - we stay in Jindabyne. During winter, we’ve got time to play in the snow at the ski resort of Perisher/Smiggins (optional toboggan hire or snow tube at own expense).
Day 3: Lakes Entrance to Wilsons Promontory National Park and Melbourne
We travel to Wilsons Promontory National Park to explore the coastal wilderness of this pristine national park. Watch out for wildlife! We’ll finish our tour travelling to Melbourne through pastoral landscapes in South Gippsland. (B)
Popular packages and add-ons
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