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Australia & New Zealand


From immaculate beaches, tropical reefs, striking rock formations and cosmopolitan cities of Australia to lush countryside, stunning lakes, glacial fjords and spectacular mountains of New Zealand, the world’s smallest continent is big on experience.


In Australia, you’ll be blown away by the wealth of things to do. There’s the magic and splendid isolation of Uluru – watch the sunrise and you’ll appreciate why Aboriginal people believe it to be sacred. Explore the Great Barrier Reef, in all its coloured coral glory, or take a trip along the Great Ocean Road and see the Twelve Apostles that jut out into the wild and windswept sea. Go walkabout in the outback with an Aboriginal guide, or trekking in the Blue Mountains. Sample the wines of the Hunter Valley, tour the fantastic cities of Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, or visit a huge variety of World Heritage sites and unspoilt environments in Tasmania. Friendly, welcoming people, a temperate climate, a spirited history and fascinating culture, all wrapped up in a relaxed lifestyle – there are hundreds of reasons to visit Australia.


It’s appropriate that the sun shines on New Zealand before anywhere else – small, remote and sparsely populated it might be, but each day in this unspoilt land is something to celebrate. The North Island boasts Auckland harbour, brimming with inspiring walks, idyllic islands and exciting nightlife, and Wellington, the nation’s capital. There’s the Bay of Islands with its unrivalled diving and watersports, and inland, Rotorua, with its thermal geysers and Maori heritage. On the South Island you will fi nd the Marlborough wine region, Queenstown, with snow capped peaks and heart stopping natural beauty, and Christchurch, city of historic charm.


Flying time – UK to Dubai 7hrs and Dubai to Perth 11hrs, Melbourne 13hrs, Sydney 14hrs, Auckland 18hrs, Christchurch 21hrs.


Time difference – GMT +8hrs Sydney, +11hrs Auckland


Flight upgrades – Business Class from £1,655 First Class from £2,445 (per person one-way)


Sydney – Climate


Average Temperature (˚C) Average rainfall (inches)


Auckland – Climate


Average Temperature (˚C) Average rainfall (inches)


DARWIN


LIZARD ISLAND


DAINTREE CAIRNS


WHITSUNDAY ISLANDS


ULURU


BRISBANE


GOLD COAST BYRON BAY


PERTH


MARGARET RIVER


ALBANY


KANGAROO ISLAND


MELBOURNE


BAY OF ISLANDS


NORTH ISLAND


AUCKLAND ROTORUA NAPIER TASMANIA


FREYCINET HOBART


TWELVE APOSTLES


FLINDERS RANGE


BLUE MOUNTAINS BAROSSA ADELAIDE SYDNEY


LORD HOWE ISLAND


SOUTH ISLAND


FRANZ JOSEF BLENHEIM


WELLINGTON CHRISTCHURCH QUEENSTOWN


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