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7 days in Northern Queensland
Northern Queensland is where you will find some of Australia’s most diverse land. After returning from an island boasting over 320 days of sunshine, there is a sleepy coastal town to chill out for a day or two, a hectic with to party in and the meeting of the rainforest and the reef.Read This Itinerary »
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Sampling Sydney
Sydney is one of the most spectacular cities in the world. Fact. There is nowhere else in the world where a city’s two most instantly recognisable landmarks are right beside each other. It also has one of the most amazing harbours in the world. And with some of the world’s best beaches only it has everything you need for a great few days.Read This Itinerary »
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Sydney Stopover - Sights & Surroundings
Five days in Australia’s unofficial capital – Sydney, means you’re not there for a long time, you’re there for a good time! Make it your mission to pack in as much as you can even if that means very little sleep and lots of coffee. If you\'re on a tight schedule, it\'s probably best to come up with some kind of plan to cover all the ‘must-see’ spots. You\'ll be glad you did! Read This Itinerary »
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From Sydney to Brisbane
Sydney is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most spectacular cities in the world. Travelling north, the next city is Brisbane which is also worth a visit en route to Cairns. And with a hippified town and commercialised city in between, the trip between Sydney and Brisbane is one of the most varied in Oz.Read This Itinerary »
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Noosa to Airlie Beach
Golden Beaches, dense rainforest and one of the wonders of the world - Queensland is one of Australia's most fascinating states. Beginning in Noosa in Southern Queensland running up to Cairns, this stretch of coastline in Oz is full of travellers.Read This Itinerary »
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Melbourne - The Victorian Capital
Melbourne holds the reputation as Australia’s most ‘European and cosmopolitan city’. Walking around the streets you can see why. It isn’t as brash as Sydney and the café and restaurant culture prevails here far more than anywhere else in the country. Plus, in relation to its counterparts, life is a lot more laid back.Read This Itinerary »
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