A welcome package with a detailed itinerary containing any information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon arrival at the first hotel on your trip.

A transfer in a private vehicle with a driver between the airport and city or hotel is provided.

Meet your private driver-guide at your hotel before transferring to Coogee, one of Australia's oldest seaside towns. Meander along the promenade to the Cliff Walkway where you'll enjoy picturesque views of the Pacific Ocean. Stroll past an old cemetery, then on to see samples of past “Sculptures by the Sea” exhibitions. Further on, visit the beautiful sandy surfing beach of Bronte where you may wish to break at one of the many excellent cafes for refreshments and a rest while learning about the colorful sandstone rock formations in the cliffs as surfers ride the waves to shore. Fortunate guests may also see migrating whales which often are spotted off the coastline in this area. On arrival at the beachside mecca of Bondi, you'll stop for lunch at the iconic Sydney Icebergs Swimming Club. Here you'll enjoy sumptuous food served amid stunning views. Choose to then stroll down the esplanade with the locals, take a refreshing swim, or even enjoy an ice cream before re-boarding your vehicle and making your way back to your hotel.

Discover Sydney Harbour from an intimate perspective aboard a luxury small-group sports cruiser with no more than 10 guests. Cruise beneath the iconic Harbour Bridge and past the sails of the Opera House while your captain shares live commentary on Sydney’s famous landmarks and hidden harbourside gems. Take in elegant waterfront mansions, Garden Island Naval Base, Shark Island, Fort Denison, and the secluded waterways of Sydney Harbour National Park, home to resident penguin and seal colonies. Midway through your journey, enjoy lunch at The Yacht Club of Australia. Blending iconic sights, hidden corners, and spectacular harbour scenery, this unforgettable afternoon offers a sophisticated introduction to Sydney from the water.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Sydney Airport alongside a professional driver.

Board a flight in Sydney with service to Uluru. Approximate direct flight duration is 3.5 hours.

This flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

A shared transfer from the Uluru airport to your hotel and vice versa is provided. Waiting times at both the airport and hotels may vary, but are usually on average 20 minutes.

Your Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee is included.

An outback experience like no other, the Sounds of Silence dinner offers guests an unforgettable evening dining event under the canopy of the desert night sky. Awarded by the Australian Tourism Hall of Fame, enjoy the best of the Red Centre during these four magical hours. The experience begins with canapÉs and chilled sparkling wine served on a viewing platform overlooking the striking Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. As the sun sets, join your table for an introduction to Aboriginal culture as you take in the outback sky. As the sounds of the didgeridoo dances in the air, attentive staff will keep your glass full with a selection of Australian wine and beer as the first course is served. As the sky full of twinkling stars comes to life, you’ll feast on buffet that incorporates native bush ingredients such as crocodile, kangaroo, barramundi, and quandong. The evening continues as the resident star-talker decodes the exceptionally clear southern night sky. Locate the famous Southern Cross, the Milky Way, the signs of the zodiac, as well as planets and galaxies that are visible in the exceptional clarity of Uluru. The evening ends with a delightful dessert and your choice of a glass of port, coffee or tea.

Please note: Each table seats eight to 10 guests, and the program hosts up to 10 tables for a maximum of 100 guests. Please reconfirm your pick-up time with hotel reception upon arrival to your hotel.

Travel by 4WD with your Aboriginal guide to Patji, the traditional homelands of the Uluru family, for an exclusive cultural experience just beyond the southern boundary of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. This is a rare opportunity to learn directly from Traditional Owners about one of the world’s oldest living cultures in a place few outsiders ever visit. As you journey through this striking desert landscape, your guide will share stories passed down through generations, including how Paddy Uluru fought for Aboriginal land rights and the significance of the land where Uluru now stands. Pause for afternoon tea beneath a remote bush shelter, listening to firsthand accounts of life in the desert before the arrival of tourism. As the day draws to a close, continue to a private sand dune offering sweeping views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Watch the sun dip below the horizon while enjoying drinks and light snacks, surrounded by the peace of this sacred country. Conclude with a private trasnfer to your accommodation.

Witness an unforgettable sunrise over the heart of the Red Centre alongside your driver-guide and a small group of fellow participants. Depart between 4:45 am and 6:15 am (depending on the time of the year) , travel toward Uluru and arrive in time to see the desert awaken in golden light. Watch the massive silhouette of this iconic monolith emerge from the shadows as the sky shifts through brilliant hues of pink, orange, and red. Your guide will lead you to a specially chosen vantage point and share the ancient creation stories of Liru and Kuniya, offering insight into the spiritual and cultural significance of the site to the Mala people. After taking in the extraordinary atmosphere, enjoy a light breakfast surrounded by the stillness of the outback. Then continue your experience with a visit to Mutitjulu Waterhole, a place rich in Anangu heritage and natural beauty. Conclude the morning with a drive around the base of Uluru, taking in its many faces and formations as your guide shares stories passed down for generations. Conclude with a shared transfer to your accommodation.

A shared transfer from the Uluru airport to your hotel and vice versa is provided. Waiting times at both the airport and hotels may vary, but are usually on average 20 minutes.

Board a flight in Uluru with service to Cairns. Approximate direct flight duration is 2.5 hours.

This flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Port Douglas. Approximate travel time is 1 hour.

Port Douglas is a vibrant tropical village home to an array of fantastic local restaurants. Among our very favourites include Zinc and Hi Tide by the Beach, two modern Australian eateries celebrated for their fresh seafood and creative flair. Tonight, consider making a reservation at one of these excellent establishments. For a more casual evening, stroll along Macrossan Street and you're sure to find some delicious pizza and gelato.

Set sail aboard a beautiful shared yacht and journey toward the untouched Coral Cays of Mackay or Undine Reefs alongside a small group of fellow nature enthusiasts. Glide along the coastline with sweeping views of the Daintree Mountains, enjoying a true sailing experience where the engine often gives way to the power of the wind. Upon arrival at the protected cays, dive into a world of vibrant marine life with a guided snorkel led by a qualified marine biologist, who shares insights into the reef's unique ecosystem. A glass-bottom boat experience offers an alternative perspective for admiring coral gardens, giant clams, and perhaps even sea turtles. Stroll the white sands of the cay, swim in warm turquoise waters, or simply unwind in serene surroundings. A tropical buffet lunch is served on board, complemented by morning and afternoon teas sourced from local plantations. Throughout the day, friendly crew members provide exceptional service and expert guidance. Cocnlude with shared transfer to your accommodation.

Seek out majestic vistas and spot Australia's apex predator on a full-day adventure with a private guide to Cape Tribulation and Daintree National Park, venturing into the UNESCO-listed Queensland Wet Tropics. Traverse rich farming areas en route to Daintree National Park, a realm of spectacular beauty adorned with rugged mountains, deep gorges, and flowing rivers. Upon arrival, embark on a thrilling shared crocodile-spotting cruise, gliding along the riverbanks and beneath the verdant canopy of the rainforest. Seek out vibrant Ulysses butterflies, kingfishers, pythons, and other native wildlife, before venturing into the tranquil backwaters where crocodiles bask along the muddy banks. Arrive at the northern expanse of the Queensland Wet Tropics rainforest, spanning approximately 279 miles of lush Australian wet tropical forests. Enjoy a homemade morning tea beneath the dense rainforest canopy, then, set off on a guided walk through protected realms of the jungle to encounter ancient plants and diverse wildlife, learning about Indigenous cultures of the area along the way. Midday you’ll be treated to a lunch surrounded by the tropical forest, savoring local flavors. Continue to Cape Tribulation, one of the many enchanting beaches adorning this coastline. Your guide will illuminate the area's unique wildlife, often likened to a Robinson Crusoe-like experience by visitors. Before crossing the Daintree River Ferry, an iconic vehicle punt, pause at Alexandra Range Lookout. Here, marvel at spectacular panoramic vistas encompassing the mouth of the Daintree River, Snapper Island, and, on clear days, Port Douglas. Conclude with a private return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Cairns. Approximate drive time is 1 hour.

Board a flight in Cairns with service to Melbourne. Approximate direct flight duration is 3 hours and 25 minutes.

This flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Melbourne's domestic airport alongside a professional driver.

This morning, enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or simply unwind at your hotel and recharge for what is next.

Enjoy a private full day, family-friendly wildlife adventure with your expert driver-guide as you explore the natural beauty of Phillip Island. Depart Melbourne and travel through scenic landscapes dotted with rolling farmland, horse studs, and peaceful wetlands. Pause for afternoon tea en route before crossing the bridge to Phillip Island, renowned for its rich biodiversity and global conservation efforts. Along the island’s northern shore, spot a variety of birdlife, including masked lapwings, spoonbills, herons, ibis, and black swans. Visit the Koala Conservation Centre, where treetop boardwalks bring you close to koalas in their natural habitat. Keep an eye out for wild wallabies and native bushland birds as you explore the reserve. Time permitting, visit Swan Lake and continue to the dramatic headlands of the Nobbies, offering sweeping views over Bass Strait and Seal Rocks—home to Australia’s largest colony of fur seals. As dusk falls, witness the unforgettable Penguin Parade, where Little Penguins waddle ashore in groups after a day at sea, returning to their dune burrows. End the evening with a relaxed dinner in the seaside village of Rhyll before returning to Melbourne, filled with lasting memories of Australia's unique wildlife and landscapes.

Uncover the coastal charm and culinary treasures of the Mornington Peninsula on a privately guided journey featuring windswept cliffs, boutique vineyards, and gourmet delights just beyond Melbourne. Start your day with a visit to the spectacular coastal boardwalks at Cape Schanck. Offering awe-inspiring vistas of the rugged coast, watch as waves pound the dramatically shaped Pulpit Rock. Breathe deep Cape Schanck’s pristine air which also acts as the world reference standard for “zero pollution”. Home to more than fifty boutique cellar doors with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay the region’s specialties, visit a leading vineyard for a behind the scenes tasting of some of the region’s most awarded and exciting wine. Settle in for lunch at one of the region’s esteemed restaurants while enjoying picture perfect views over undulating vineyards at either Polperro, Pt. Leo or Montalto Estates. Your guide’s intimate knowledge of the region puts you in the perfect position to explore breezy seaside villages, explore the hinterland for gourmet delights, or continue to sample boutique wines - the choice is yours. Before returning to Melbourne admire the expansive views of Port Phillip Bay and Melbourne’s city skyline as you descend Arthurs Seat, the highest point of this beautiful region. Conclude with a private transfer to your accommodation.

You will be privately transferred between your hotel and Melbourne's international airport alongside a professional driver.

Discover the beautiful heritage Harbour Rocks Hotel, conveniently located in the heart of Sydney's The Rocks precinct. Perfectly situated just minutes’ walk from the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the CBD, Harbour Rocks Hotel is richly steeped in history. Built in 1887, the location was the original grounds of Sydney Hospital. As part of an ambitious plan to revive Sydney’s oldest precinct in 1989, the building was transformed into a boutique hotel, christened The Harbour Rocks Hotel. Now, as the result of an extensive refurbishment, the original structure can once again be enjoyed, with the interiors pared back to reveal the original brickwork, sandstone and beams. Here you can enjoy stylish accommodation reflected in 59 comfortable rooms while taking a journey through time.

In the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, Sails In The Desert Hotel beautifully contrasts Uluru’s raw natural beauty with a decidedly luxurious outback holiday experience. While located only a five minute walk from Town Square, the majesty of Mother Nature is still within reach of your terrace or verandah. Sails In The Desert hotel features an expansive gumtree lined swimming pool, Red Ochre Spa treatment, and a diversity of modern dining, bar and lounge options. Relax and feast in the brasserie-style Ilkari Restaurant or let time tick by as you enjoy cocktails, music and culinary temptations in the Walpa Lobby Bar.

Situated in one of North Queensland's most desired holiday destinations is Peppers Beach Club, Port Douglas. This accommodation combines beautifully appointed rooms and suites, luxury facilities and easy access to the magical Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest, making it the perfect holiday getaway. The resort's elegant open-air design, calming water features and lush tropical gardens create an amazingly relaxed and peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of a Mediterranean villa. Our Port Douglas accommodation is composed of Spa Suites and elegant one, two and three bedroom suites. Private plunge pools and terraces including lounge and barbeques are available with some rooms. Enjoy delectable, contemporary cuisine at the Sublime Bar & Grill which exudes a relaxed yet chic atmosphere with a beach style feel. Peppers Beach Club also features a serene lagoon pool with sun deck and spa, fitness center, and an exclusive spa for all your pampering needs.

Langham Hotel, Melbourne reflects the essence of cultural life in Melbourne. Situated on Southbank by the Yarra River overlooking central Melbourne, the hotel is an easy stroll from the city’s renowned fashion precinct, public gardens, alfresco cafes and nightlife. The rooms are widely regarded as the most comfortable and admirable among hotels in Melbourne, and each of the properties superb dining establishments is a showcase for culinary excellence. Step into the exclusive world of Chuan Spa and be delighted by luxurious treatment rooms, over 40 beauty and health treatments, massages, hydrotherapy and body wraps, facials, intensive foot and hand therapies.