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.

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.

The Rocks precinct of Sydney is among the city's most lively neighbourhoods for both shopping and dining. This evening, consider making a reservation at one of this area's outstanding restaurants. For modern Australian cuisine, we suggest visiting Pony Dining on the Rocks, featuring wood fired local cuisine. For something more adventuresome, visit Sake Restaurant and Bar, celebrated for its exceptional Japanese cuisine and beautiful Japanese atmosphere.

Embark on an authentic journey into the heart of the UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains National Park, where your private driver-guide reveals the dramatic beauty of towering sandstone escarpments, ancient gorges, and cool-climate rainforests. After a hotel pick-up, you’ll drive through the historic Rocks precinct – Australia’s first European settlement – passing convict-built cottages and Australia’s first church before crossing Sydney Harbour Bridge. Following a short westbound drive, you’ll arrive at Featherdale Wildlife Park to get up-close with a range of native animals including kangaroos, koalas, wallabies and wombats. Carrying onward, you’ll enter the Blue Mountains National Park, first stopping at a secluded clearing to enjoy morning tea. Roam the area in search of wild kangaroos and birdlife and then set off for magnificent Kings Tableland to bask in the incredible views overlooking the Jamison Valley. Break for lunch at a local cafÉ in the heart of the Blue Mountains, then track to Wentworth Falls, a beautiful waterfall found between Blue Mountains National Park and Kanangra-Boyd National Park. You will be guided down a well-worn path towards the falls, taking in excellent views along the way and learning about the geological conditions that spawned the Blue Mountains. Next you’ll hop into an awaiting vehicle and skirt around cliffs, driving towards the township of Katoomba. At Eagle Hawk lookout you will see the famous Three Sisters rock formation, marveling at the views of the Jamison Valley and then visit Narrowneck Plateau to enjoy a few more outstanding vantage points. Conclude with a private transfer to your accommodation.

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.

Your Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee is included.

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.

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.

Discover the world’s oldest living culture on a journey to Patji, the ancestral homeland of a traditional Uluru family, where your driver-guide and a small group of fellow participants offer meaningful insights into Aboriginal heritage, storytelling, and connection to land. A unique and exclusive touring experience, Patji is located just outside of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park south of Uluru. Explore this extraordinary environment by 4WD with your Aboriginal guide, stopping along the way to hear fascinating stories such as how Paddy Uluru fought for Aboriginal Land rights to where Uluru is today. The Uluru family want to share their personal journey with you during this authentic cultural experience. Join them under a remote shelter to hear how they survived in this desert environment, long before the arrival of tourism. Continue to a sand dune for a view the great expanse of the red desert overlooking the majestic Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

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.

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

Join a full-day shared boating adventure and experience the Great Barrier Reef as it was meant to be—up close, immersive, and unforgettable. Departing from Cairns, cruise to an exclusive reef mooring, where you and your fellow travelers will enjoy uncrowded access to snorkel among vibrant coral gardens and an array of marine life. Guided by an expert, explore the rich underwater ecosystem teeming with tropical fish, sea turtles, and intricate coral formations. After your snorkeling experience, unwind with a personalized sailing tour through the turquoise waters surrounding this tropical paradise. Then, step ashore to discover the only rainforest found within the Great Barrier Reef—an island ecosystem that adds a rare and remarkable layer to your adventure. With a perfect blend of reef exploration, marine encounters, and island discovery, this full-day experience offers an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Conclude your day with a relaxing return transfer to Cairns.

Embark on a full day private adventure to Cape Tribulation and Daintree National Park, part of the UNESCO-listed Queensland Wet Tropics. Travel through fertile farming regions into a landscape of rugged mountains, deep gorges, and lush rainforest. Begin with a shared crocodile-spotting cruise along the Daintree River, gliding beneath the rainforest canopy in search of Ulysses butterflies, kingfishers, pythons, and Australia’s apex predator— the crocodile. Pause for homemade morning tea under the rainforest canopy before a guided walk through the ancient jungle, where you'll discover rare flora and fauna and gain insights into Indigenous cultural heritage. You’ll be treated to a tropical lunch surrounded by forest sounds and greenery. Continue to Cape Tribulation, where the rainforest meets the reef. Stroll along pristine beaches and learn about the unique ecosystem from your guide, an experience often described as Robinson Crusoe-like. On your return journey, stop at the Alexandra Range Lookout to take in panoramic views over the Daintree River mouth, Snapper Island, and Port Douglas in the distance. Cross the iconic Daintree River Ferry before concluding your immersive day with a private transfer back to your accommodation.

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

Welcome to the contemporary Amora Hotel Jamison located in the heart of dynamic Sydney. From the moment you arrive, you'll experience the Amora difference. This award-winning hotel combines space, style and warmth to provide the ultimate ambiance. Boasting an impressive 415 stylish guestrooms, relax in contemporary style with warm earthy tones, surrounded by the simple delights of quality modern amenities. Dine on-site, grab a drink at the bar, take to the on-site spa, or enjoy lounging around the swimming pool. The Amora Hotel Jamison helps you to always stay connected with complimentary wifi internet access.

The Desert Gardens Hotel is set amongst the magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs of the Ayers Rock outback landscape. It is located within a short walking distance of numerous vantage points and features what is possibly Australia’s best sunset. Guests can journey along shaded walkways which lead to spacious poolside rooms, some even offering spectacular views of the monolithic Uluru. Relax under the private veranda or courtyard of your room as the sun retreats from view. When the light has faded, dine at White Gums Restaurant and savor Australian native delicacies or feast on the flavors of the a la carte Arnguli Grill.

The Pacific Hotel Cairns boasts a magnificent location, personalized service, and award winning hospitality. Located on the waterfront, this hotel introduces you to the charms and beauty of Cairns, boasting its impressive Esplanade of shops, restaurants, art galleries, and other entertainment avenues. The rooms all present a contemporary simplicity and offer grand views of the surrounding city. With the Thrill of the Grill tradition, there can be no better way to capture your Cairns experience than at the Bushfire Flame Grill. With its tropical ambience, the Pacific Hotel will welcome you to Cairns in the style you deserve.