'Spirit of the Outback' - Your journey and 21-day tour around Australia
Australia is a vast country of great contrasts and immense beauty. It has incredible natural wonders such as the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the world’s oldest rainforest as well as famous man-made icons including the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Add to this an ancient Aboriginal heritage, vibrant cosmopolitan cities, stunning beaches, unique wildlife and the easy-going lifestyle of its people and you have a captivating destination for a journey of a lifetime and a tour around Australia that is totally unique.
The ‘Spirit of the Outback’ itinerary is perfect for those looking to experience the highlights of Australia’s eastern coast, the wonders of the Red Centre and the authentic outback on a shorter trip. You’ll take in the splendour of Sydney on our exclusive harbour cruise; enjoy fine dining under the stars with the superb Sounds of Silence dinner in Uluru (Ayers Rock); experience Aboriginal culture first-hand in Alice Springs; and soak up the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef on-board our luxury catamaran. We then head off the beaten track to explore the heart of Australia’s outback with a fascinating journey on the Spirit of the Outback Train into central Queensland and a 3-night stay in the pioneer town of Winton, home of the Waltzing Matilda legend and the birthplace of Qantas Airlines. Each day of our tour around Australia offers a new, unforgettable experience of a lifetime.
From the world famous Raffles hotel in Singapore to the prestigious Park Hyatt Hotel on the edge of Sydney Harbour and the only first class hotel in Ayers Rock with views of Uluru, all our luxury hotels have been hand-picked for their embodiment of each destination as well as their quality, first class facilities, location and excellent customer service.
The map shows the route of our 2008-09 ‘Spirit of the Outback’ tour. Roll over each place for a brief description of the destination.
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