Luxury Australia Highlights Journey

Luxury Australia Highlights Journey

15 days

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From $8,195 pp

Experience the very best of Australia on a journey that connects its dazzling cities, ancient landscapes, and stunning coastlines. This curated journey offers an incredible variety of experiences – from private harbour cruises and desert sunsets to reef snorkelling and vineyard dining.

At a glance...

Begin your journey in Sydney, a city renowned for its urban spirit and stunning architecture. Explore The Rocks’ cobblestone laneways, cruise across the harbour for views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and enjoy a relaxed evening at one of the city’s waterfront restaurants.

Next, fly to the Red Centre, where the landscapes of Uluru and Kata Tjuta capture Australia’s ancient heritage. Learn about the stories of the Anangu people, watch the desert glow at sunset, and dine under a sky filled with stars.

End your adventure in the tropics and the city. In Port Douglas, snorkel over coral reefs and wander through lush rainforest, then travel south to Melbourne, where coffee culture, art, and great food make for the perfect finish to your Australian journey.

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In detail

  • Days 1-4: Sydney

    Days 1-4: Sydney

    Arrive in Sydney, where your private transfer takes you to Harbour Rocks Hotel, a boutique stay set among the city’s historic laneways. Spend your first afternoon exploring nearby cafés, galleries, and the harbourfront.

    See the city from the water on a private cruise around Sydney Harbour, passing the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Enjoy lunch at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, home of the Sydney to Hobart race.

    With a full day at leisure, you might take a day trip to the Blue Mountains, wander the Royal Botanic Gardens, or climb the Harbour Bridge for sweeping views. Evenings are perfect for dinner by the water or a performance beneath the sails of the Opera House.

  • Days 5-6: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

    Days 5-6: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

    Fly to the Red Centre, where vast skies and ancient landscapes await. Check in to Desert Gardens Hotel, your comfortable base near Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park. Visit the Cultural Centre to learn about the Anangu people, the traditional owners of this land, before enjoying a memorable dinner under the stars, complete with stargazing led by a local guide.

    The following morning, watch the sunrise over Kata Tjuta and walk among its domed rock formations. Later, explore Uluru itself on a guided tour, hearing stories of its deep cultural significance. As the sun sets, see the rock change colour in the evening light – one of Australia’s most unforgettable sights.

  • Days 7-10: Port Douglas

    Days 7-10: Port Douglas

    Fly north to Port Douglas, where the reef meets the rainforest. Stay at Thala Beach Nature Reserve, a peaceful eco-retreat surrounded by tropical forest and ocean views.

    Sail to the Low Isles by catamaran for a day of snorkelling over coral gardens and spotting marine life before a leisurely lunch on board. Spend another day discovering the Daintree Rainforest, the oldest in the world, on a guided tour that shares both natural and Indigenous perspectives. Continue to Cape Tribulation, where lush jungle meets white sand beaches, before returning to relax by the pool or on the iconic Four Mile Beach.

  • Days 11-13: Melbourne

    Days 11-13: Melbourne

    Fly south to Melbourne, Australia’s cultural capital. Check into Next Hotel, ideally located for exploring the city’s art, architecture, and café scene. Stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens, visit the National Gallery of Victoria, and join a guided tour of the city’s laneways to uncover hidden bars, local designers, and street art.

    Take a day trip along the coast to Mornington Peninsula, French Island, and Phillip Island. Meet koalas in their natural habitat and enjoy coastal walks before watching the famous Penguin Parade, where hundreds of little penguins return to shore at dusk.

  •  Days 14-15: Departure

    Days 14-15: Departure

    Enjoy a relaxed breakfast before your private transfer to the airport. As you fly home, reflect on a journey that’s taken you from Sydney’s harbour to Uluru’s red heart, the reefs of Port Douglas, and the creative pulse of Melbourne – a true taste of Australia’s beauty and diversity.

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