Tasmania


Wild prehistoric landscapes, virgin native forests and dramatic coastlines make Tasmania a land of stark contrasts. Visit the quaint historic city of Hobart before travelling to Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s east coast. White sandy beaches backed by pink granite mountains are the stunning setting for your stay at Saffire Freycinet, a luxury sanctuary overlooking Great Oyster Bay. Feast on oysters, mussels and local wines or learn how to create a delicious meal with them, visit the spectacular Wine Glass Bay or go canoeing or bird watching in Pelican Bay.


Days 1 & 2 Collect your car in Hobart, stay for two nights at The Henry Jones Art Hotel Days 3 & 4 Drive to Freycinet National Park and check in to Saffire for two nights Day 5 Depart Saffire and drive to Hobart


Four night extension from £1,569 per person Includes deluxe accommodation with breakfast daily, days 3 and 4 include breakfast and lunch daily and car hire for five days.


Saffire Freycinet


Great Barrier Reef & Rainforest


Immerse yourself in the ancient primitive jungle of the Daintree National Park, staying in a stylish treehouse overlooking the Mossman Gorge. Enjoy complimentary guided forest walks and river canoeing, or take a day trip to explore remote Cape Tribulation. Then a scenic flight will whisk you to Lizard Island and the Great Barrier Reef, with days spent snorkelling or diving in the Marine National Park or relaxing on one of the many white sand beaches.


Days 1 & 2 Transfer to Silky Oaks Lodge for a two night stay in the rainforest Day 3


Days 4 & 5 Two days at leisure on Lizard Island Day 6 Depart Lizard Island and fly back to Cairns


Five night extension from £2,589 per person


Includes deluxe accommodation with breakfast daily, days 3 to 5 include all meals, beverages and selected activities, private car transfers and return scenic air transfers between Cairns and Lizard Island.


Great Barrier Reef Transfer to Cairns airport, catch a scenic flight to Lizard Island for three nights


Northern Territory


Experience Australia’s Northern Territory at its best, starting with a night in vibrant Darwin before heading to the remote Wildman Wilderness Lodge in the nature-filled Mary River Wetlands. It’s near the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park, rich in Aboriginal heritage, rare flora, fauna and a spectacular rugged landscape of gorges, waterfalls and sandstone escarpments.


Day 1 Collect your rental car and spend one night at the Mantra Pandanas, Darwin Day 2 Drive to Wildman Wilderness Lodge for a three night stay Day 3 Join a small group full day tour of Kakadu National Park Day 4 Morning at leisure. In the afternoon take a sunset cruise on the Mary River Day 5 Depart Wildman Wilderness Lodge and drive back to Darwin


Four night extension from £985 per person


Includes standard accommodation with breakfast daily, days 2 to 4 include breakfast and dinner daily, car hire for five days and sightseeing as specified in the itinerary.


Kakadu National Park


176 Book online at emiratestours.co.uk, call 020 7590 1460 or visit your travel agent


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