Maui is the only island in the Hawaiian chain named after a god -- well, actually a demigod (half man, half god). Hawaiian legends are filled with the escapades of Maui, who had a reputation as a trickster.
Maui's status as the only island to carry the name of a deity seems fitting, considering its reputation as the perfect tropical paradise, or as Hawaiians say, Maui no ka oi meaning "Maui is the best".
With beautiful beaches, ravishing tropical scenery, wide range of activities, and magnificent hotels, the island of Maui can justly claim to be the world's most glamorous vacation destination.
Go from a sunny beach to a rain forest. Watch the sunrise over a dormant volcano or dive in an underwater crater. Dine in an elegant oceanfront restaurant or grab a box lunch to eat on the beach. To a large extent, the Maui that you experience is the Maui that you choose.
It's our home, and we chose to live here for a reason. The island of Maui is magical. The ancient chants of Hawaii tell stories of the Demigod Maui, speak of the lush beauty of the island, and the heart and soul of the people here.
Maui has so much to offer it's visitors. But the first thing many of us speak of are the beaches. The sand varies from glittering black to powdery white. The coastline varies from cliffs and rocks and waterfalls to miles of beach studded with coves and palms. You can see the island many ways - walking through it's valleys and climbing it's peaks, swooping through the air in a helicopter for a bird's eye view, racing across the ocean in a catamaran headed for a secret snorkling spot, or cruising it's many roads in a convertible with the top down listening to some great local music on the radio.
Four Seasons Resort Maui: On sunny Wailea Beach, this resort combines gracious Hawaiian elegance with uncompromising luxury. The focus on impeccable service and the absolute finest in accommodations and facilities set this AAA Five Diamond luxury resort apart.
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| Have you considered The Fiji Islands? White sand beaches, fabulous coral gardens - snorkeling and scuba diving. Tranquil Fijian villages and boutique island resorts meld into a fascinating blend of cultures and experiences. Laze on white sand beaches and take a romantic stroll at sunset. Set Sail or Cruise through the "Isles of Fiji Smiles". Explore Fiji’s famous waters full of rainbow colors. Backpacking in Fiji, an experience you will never forget. Call for more info (1.800.588.3454/1.213.784.6133)  or visit our website here. |
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| Costa Rica rightfully should be called "Costas Ricas" because it has two coasts, one on the Pacific Ocean and one on the Caribbean Sea. These two coasts are as different from each other as are the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of North America. Costa Rica's Pacific coast is characterized by a rugged (although mostly accessible) coastline where forested mountains often meet the sea. It can be divided into three distinct regions -- Guanacaste and the Nicoya Peninsula, the Central Coast, and the Southern Coast. There are some spectacular stretches of coastline, and most of the country's top beaches are here. This coast varies from the dry, sunny climate of the northwest to the hot, humid rainforests of the south. The Caribbean coast can be divided into two roughly equal stretches, one of which is accessible only by boat or small plane. The remote northeast coastline is a vast flat plain laced with rivers and covered with rainforest. Farther south, along the stretch of coast accessible by car, there are uncrowded beaches and even a bit of coral reef. Bordered by Nicaragua in the north and Panama in the southeast, Costa Rica is only slightly larger than Vermont and New Hampshire combined. Much of the country is mountainous, with three major ranges running northwest to southeast. Among these mountains are several volcanic peaks, some of which are still active. Between the mountain ranges are fertile valleys, the largest and most populated of which is the Central Valley. With the exception of the dry Guanacaste region, much of Costa Rica's coastal area is hot and humid and covered with dense rainforests. |
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| Activities Corobici River Float Admire nature as you float down the Corobic? or the Tenorio River on a rubber raft. Exotic sights of flora and fauna are common to this area: ospreys, mot mots, herons, egrets and a variety of iguanas and monkeys. After this we will visit 'Las Pumas' rescue center. Colorado River Rafting Experience the thrill of Costa Rica's Colorado River, rubber raft kayak down this class II & III during summer time or II & IV in the rainy season. Professional tour guides will take you down the river where you also enjoy the tropical dry forest for about one hour. Enjoy Mother Nature at its finest. This tour is perfect for beginners and for all ages. San Jose Highlights Tours Can you picture yourself enjoying beautiful country side views and dazzling vegetation, feeling the magic of an active volcano, and having the unique sense of getting up close with nature while on a tranquil boat ride in the Rainforest on the same day?. Join us in the Volcano & River Expedition and you will have the opportunity to enjoy all these incredible places, at a relaxing pace, on a one-day excursion. Trip includes a visit to Po's Volcano, La Paz Waterfall Gardens, a boat tour on the Sarapiqui River & the return to San Jose is via Braulio Carrillo National Park. Arenal Volcano & Hot Springs This trip takes you to a unique and diverse variety of ecosystems, where you will see the most scenic natural beauty in Costa Rica and the majestic Arenal volcano with its spectacular fire display of thundering explosions. A short walk will introduce you on the interactions of the rain forest, then, the hot mineral springs will give you the opportunity to relax. At night enjoy a delicious dinner, while you wait for the volcanos night show. Arenal Hanging Bridges Arenal Hanging Bridges is a new tourism attraction in La Fortuna, within a 250 hectare (618 acre) reserve of primary forest. Visitor who love nature can enjoy 15 bridges from 5 to 100 meters long, friendly design along 3 km rain forest circuit of interpretive trails built with paving blocks to prevent slipping. Guided by a naturalist, who through the natural history will open for you the doors of a fascinating and colorful Tropical Rain Forest world. The imposing vistas of the Volcano from the hanging bridges over the forest, make a perfect combination for an unforgettable experience. Canopy Tour (Guanacaste) This tour is an unforgettable experience. After a short hike through the forest, we will get up to a platform on the ground. Swing from tree to tree over steel cables exploring the different levels of the canopy. Expert guides and strict safety measures will allow you to fully enjoy this half day fascinating adventure. Monteverde Reserve The spectacular Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Feels like walking in a grandiose green Cathedral. Wind-sculptured elfin woodlands on the exposed ridges are spectacularly dwarfed, whereas protected cove Monteverde rainforests have majestically tall trees festooned with orchids, bromeliads, ferns, vines, and mosses. Manuel Antonio National Park Follow a professional guide through one of Costa Rica's most famous National Parks. Spectacular natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere attract many visitors to Manuel Antonio annually, venture into exploring a different world, explore a park that gathers numerous species of tropical butterflies, birds, monkeys, snakes, orchids, etc. Learn about their life cycle, their special abilities and behaviors, enjoy the guided walk inside one of the world's finest park. Come and enjoy all the wonders you may discover in this marvelous world that awaits you. Golf in Costa Rica Call Today: in Hawaii: 1-808-893-0388 or Toll Free: 866-326-4403 |
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| Australia travel opportunities offer a world of amazing contrasts from cosmopolitan cities to the rugged outback, from tropical rainforest to the Great Barrier Reef. Traveling in Australia is unique and eclectic. Whether scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef, venturing out in a camper van, enjoying Australia's wine country, snorkeling with whale sharks (on Melissa's must do list), visiting a lavendar farm in Tasmania, totally relaxing in a Luxury rainforest lodge or a luxury beach resort, YOU will love Australia. Australia is well known for many fine travel options including Lizard Island, Bedarra Island, Hayman Islands, Silky Oaks Lodge, Orpheus Island Resort (ask us!), Lilianfels Blue Mountains, The Ghan Train, the South Pacific Orient Express Train and much more. Sydney is a stellar city ... Offering mouthwatering dining, great local attractions and entertainment and some of the finest hotels in the world. It is a wonderful city to play in a few days... Come and say g'day! Horseback riding Saddle up and enjoy the majestic views from a different perspective. Riders of all abilities will enjoy the horses at the Myella Cattle Station on this trip. Horseback riding is also an option on our other trips. Diving & Snorkeling Most of Australia's wildlife is underwater so a visit to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world, is a must see on any trip downunder! Enjoy snorkeling in the crystal waters. Experienced divers -- it really is everything you've heard and more. Canyoning A combination of abseiling, sliding and jumping into the river – is the most thrilling way of truly experiencing the slot gorge river system! It’s safe and easy and a great way to cool off in the summer heat! Try it in the Blue Mountains on your trips! Sailing Australia is best known for its beautiful coastline and there's no better way to enjoy it than relaxing on deck. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first timer, you'll have a chance to do some hands-on sailing aboard a classic ketch on your trip. We launch from Airlie Beach and spend a couple of days exploring some of the harbors, coves, inlets, beaches and bays of the serene Whitsunday Islands. On our Kangaroo trip, sail aboard a catamaran from the small village of Cole Bay along Freycinet Peninsula. Surf Rafting The Aussies have come up with some ingenious inventions, and you'll have a chance to try one of the newest adventures near Coffs Harbour on the Platypus! Specially designed rafts make it relatively easy to paddle out through the surf with your guide and onto cresting waves for a ride of a lifetime back to the beach with plenty thrills and spills. You don’t need to have any rafting or surfing experience to enjoy the ride and we’ll be wearing life jackets, so you don’t even need to be able to swim! 4x4 Adventure Tours 9 to 10 Day Tours from Melbourne to Adelaide, including the Great Ocean Road, Grampians Nat. Park, Flinders Ranges, Clare Valley, Barossa Valley, Adelaide. Also the same tour in reverse ( Adelaide to Melbourne ). 12 Day Tour from Melbourne to Melbourne ( Round-trip ), including the Great Ocean Road, Grampians Nat. Park, Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, Flinders Ranges, Broken Hill, Mildura, Swan Hill, Ballarat, Melbourne. Sydney - 5 nights from $1,990 per person LAX departures. Rates quoted are per person, based on double occupancy unless otherwise stated. Rates valid for select travel 11/1-11/27/08. Add $500 per person for select travel 11/28-12/08/08 & 2/16-3/31/09. Rates, terms, conditions, availability and itinerary are subject to change without notice. Reservations must be ticketed within 7 days and before September 30, 2008. Certain restrictions may apply. Taxes, gratuities, transfers, airfare and excursions are additional unless otherwise indicated. Rates include a round-trip fuel surcharge on Qantas Airways, and do not include International Departure & Immigrations Taxes up to $225, Passenger Facility Charges of $3-$18 or September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 per enplanement (up to a maximum $5.00 per one-way or $10 per round-trip). Additional airline restrictions, including but not limited to baggage limitations, standby policies and fees, non-refundable tickets and change fees with pre-flight notification deadlines may apply. Fees and policies vary among airlines and are subject to change without notice. Please contact airline directly for details and answers to specific questions you may have. Not responsible for errors or omissions. Call Today: in Hawaii: 808-212-9127 or Toll Free: 866-431-8612 |
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| Tahiti – Moorea – Bora Bora – island names that evoke a wonderful state of mind, seducing honeymooners, romantics, adventurers, and vacationers looking for escape. Here, around these South Seas isles, a romantic sunset sea sends giant curls of turquoise breaking onto the colorful reefs that protect the tranquil lagoons of warm, bright-emerald waters and white coral-sand beaches. | |||||||||
| Sheraton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa The perfect realization of a South Seas fantasy. Here the outside world fades quickly as you relax in a private, air-conditioned bungalow rising above a spectacular 10-acre lagoon. From $429/night or better Hotel Bora Bora Hotel Bora Bora sits on the edge of a turquoise lagoon nestled beneath the lush green volcanic peaks of Mount Otemanu. There are three beaches and a barrier reef offering a variety of colourful marine life. Enjoy a Honeymoon Escape. From $829.00/night or better Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora On this mystical island with its necklace of white-fringed coral islets, Four Seasons elevates the excitement to redefine South Seas escape. Exotic over-water suites, and beachfront villas with pools, immerse you in ultramodern comforts and the spirit of French Polynesia. Culinary art embraces operatic sunsets over the island’s primeval peaks. Kite-surf across the impossibly blue lagoon. Spirit yourselves away in a spa by the rolling Pacific surf. Surrender to the liberating service of a luxury resort unmatched on Bora Bora. Call today for Exclusive Specials! click here for more Tahiti & Her Islands Circle Island Tour - Moorea Discover Moorea's Volcanic peaks, crystalline waters, and lush mountain slopes. Encircle the island on the coastal road, passing fabled "Bali Hai" on the way to the spectacular Belvedere viewpoint, high above Cooks and Opunohu Bays. Half day - $44 per person Land Rover Safari - Moorea Savor the serenity of Moorea's majestic mountains. Visit vanilla, grapefruit and pineapple plantations, and ancient sacrificial sites accessible only to 4-wheel drive vehicles. Half day - from $60 per person Swim with Dolphins - Moorea Play with dolphins in their natural habitat, cavorting with them in the crystal clear lagoon. Share an enchanting moment with these magnificent mammals, exploring their underwater world. Snorkel with Dolphins:$271 per person Shark Feeding - Bora Bora No visit to Bora Bora is complete without this exhilarating, unforgettable experience. Taken to the outer reef, you don snorkel and flippers, slip into the water (with just a touch of trepidation!) and watch Tahitian divers hand feed back-tip sharks right before your eyes. Half day - from $94 per person Helicopter Sightseeing Soar like a bird over Bora Boras multi-colored lagoon and lushly forested interior. Get a closer look at misty Mount Otemanu and see why no one has ever been able to climb to the top of this fabulous basalt obelisk. 30 minutes - from $380 per person Catamaran Charter Set Sail for a carefree afternoon aboard the deluxe, 50 ft. TaraVana. Or escape for two days, giving yourself over to the trade winds, fishing, or just drifting along in search of the perfect motu. Exceptionally stable, a catamaran sail is heaven on water, for both salty seadogs and landlubbers alike. Half day charter - $900. Overnight charter - $1,800. HorseBack Riding - Ranch Reva Reva, on private Motu for Beach and interior ride. Bora Bora Lagoonarium - next to Le Meridian, swim with the sharks and many other sea creatures, can also purchase a movie of you swimming with the Sharks. Sunset Cocktail Cruise - aboard the “Taravana” with Captain Richard, sails from many of the hotels, can be booked through your hotel. Lagoon Excursion - Huahine Rich with sea life and dotted with tiny islets, Huahine's lagoon beckons you to spend a day of exploration in an outrigger canoe. Picnic lunch included. Full day - $85 per person. Jeep Safari - Huahine Discover Huahine in a 4x4, passing plantations, fording streams, and venturing into the natural, wild interior. Climb high above the lagoons and bays, into another world, for lofty views of the mighty Pacific Ocean. Half day - from $80 per person Marae & Plantation Tour - Huahine Delve into the mystery of the ancient marae, open-air sanctuaries where religious ceremonies took place, and savor the sweet scents of Huahine's fragrant vanilla bean. Half day - from $65 per person Pearl Farms - Manihi Visit a pearl farm and see for yourself how that purest of jewels, the rare black pearl, is farmed from the giant black-lipped oyster, pinctada margaritifera. Half day, Manihi - $48 per person Circle Island Tour - Tahiti Take in all of Tahiti's "must sees" from the Arahoho blow hole to Faaruumai waterfalls, the Gauguin Museum, and the Botanical Gardens. Walk on the black sand beach at Point Venus where Discoverers Wallis, Cook, and the Bounty crew first came ashore, and be charmed by Tahitian homes, gaily painted in all the colors of the rainbow. Full day, with lunch - $124 per person. Interior Island Safari - Tahiti Get a closer look at Tahiti's interior, a land of unbounded natural beauty where almost-vertical vegetable plantations edge their way into bamboo and fern forests, and waterfalls cascade into hidden pools watched over by stone-faced tiki. Full day - $125 per person. DINING IN TAHITI: With its French influence, Restaurants in Tahiti are excellent. There are several fine restaurants in Papeete with fresh sushi bars above the Papeete Market and lots of great cafes and budget eateries on the streets, notably along the waterfront. All around French Polynesia and Moorea you'll come across small restaurants where you'll get great food. On all the outer islands, nightlife is limited to resort entertainment which includes traditional dance shows and feast nights - these are not to be missed and French Polynesian dancing is amongst the best in the South Pacific. Tahiti Travel Photos & Videos Tahiti Resort Reviews Tahiti on Sale!
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| Aloha & Welcome:: The People of Hawaii invite you to create the vacation story of a lifetime in the Islands of Aloha. There's no place on Earth like Hawaii. Featured Destination: Lush Kauai, where South Pacific was filmed, offers vibrant beauty. Hawaii’s oldest and most tropical island, Kauai boasts splendorous topography. From its remote beaches beneath the Na Pali coast cliffs to Waimea, from mystical Hanalei to Bali Hai mountain, this is a place of unequalled beauty. Hawaii’s oldest and most tropical island, Kauai boasts splendorous topography. From its remote beaches beneath the Na Pali coast cliffs to Waimea, from mystical Hanalei to Bali Hai mountain, this is a place of unequalled beauty. Exotic species flock to the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge, while vacationers prefer the sunny Poipu Beach and Princeville resort areas. | |||||||||
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Costa Rica's Pacific coast is characterized by a rugged (although mostly accessible) coastline where forested mountains often meet the sea. It can be divided into three distinct regions -- Guanacaste and the Nicoya Peninsula, the Central Coast, and the Southern Coast. There are some spectacular stretches of coastline, and most of the country's top beaches are here. This coast varies from the dry, sunny climate of the northwest to the hot, humid rainforests of the south.
The Caribbean coast can be divided into two roughly equal stretches, one of which is accessible only by boat or small plane. The remote northeast coastline is a vast flat plain laced with rivers and covered with rainforest. Farther south, along the stretch of coast accessible by car, there are uncrowded beaches and even a bit of coral reef.
Bordered by Nicaragua in the north and Panama in the southeast, Costa Rica is only slightly larger than Vermont and New Hampshire combined. Much of the country is mountainous, with three major ranges running northwest to southeast. Among these mountains are several volcanic peaks, some of which are still active. Between the mountain ranges are fertile valleys, the largest and most populated of which is the Central Valley. With the exception of the dry Guanacaste region, much of Costa Rica's coastal area is hot and humid and covered with dense rainforests.
Corobici River Float
Admire nature as you float down the Corobic? or the Tenorio River on a rubber raft. Exotic sights of flora and fauna are common to this area: ospreys, mot mots, herons, egrets and a variety of iguanas and monkeys. After this we will visit 'Las Pumas' rescue center.
Colorado River Rafting
Experience the thrill of Costa Rica's Colorado River, rubber raft kayak down this class II & III during summer time or II & IV in the rainy season. Professional tour guides will take you down the river where you also enjoy the tropical dry forest for about one hour. Enjoy Mother Nature at its finest. This tour is perfect for beginners and for all ages.
San Jose Highlights Tours
Can you picture yourself enjoying beautiful country side views and dazzling vegetation, feeling the magic of an active volcano, and having the unique sense of getting up close with nature while on a tranquil boat ride in the Rainforest on the same day?. Join us in the Volcano & River Expedition and you will have the opportunity to enjoy all these incredible places, at a relaxing pace, on a one-day excursion. Trip includes a visit to Po's Volcano, La Paz Waterfall Gardens, a boat tour on the Sarapiqui River & the return to San Jose is via Braulio Carrillo National Park.
Arenal Volcano & Hot Springs
This trip takes you to a unique and diverse variety of ecosystems, where you will see the most scenic natural beauty in Costa Rica and the majestic Arenal volcano with its spectacular fire display of thundering explosions. A short walk will introduce you on the interactions of the rain forest, then, the hot mineral springs will give you the opportunity to relax. At night enjoy a delicious dinner, while you wait for the volcanos night show.
Arenal Hanging Bridges
Arenal Hanging Bridges is a new tourism attraction in La Fortuna, within a 250 hectare (618 acre) reserve of primary forest. Visitor who love nature can enjoy 15 bridges from 5 to 100 meters long, friendly design along 3 km rain forest circuit of interpretive trails built with paving blocks to prevent slipping. Guided by a naturalist, who through the natural history will open for you the doors of a fascinating and colorful Tropical Rain Forest world. The imposing vistas of the Volcano from the hanging bridges over the forest, make a perfect combination for an unforgettable experience.
Canopy Tour (Guanacaste)
This tour is an unforgettable experience. After a short hike through the forest, we will get up to a platform on the ground. Swing from tree to tree over steel cables exploring the different levels of the canopy. Expert guides and strict safety measures will allow you to fully enjoy this half day fascinating adventure.
Monteverde Reserve
The spectacular Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Feels like walking in a grandiose green Cathedral. Wind-sculptured elfin woodlands on the exposed ridges are spectacularly dwarfed, whereas protected cove Monteverde rainforests have majestically tall trees festooned with orchids, bromeliads, ferns, vines, and mosses.
Manuel Antonio National Park
Follow a professional guide through one of Costa Rica's most famous National Parks. Spectacular natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere attract many visitors to Manuel Antonio annually, venture into exploring a different world, explore a park that gathers numerous species of tropical butterflies, birds, monkeys, snakes, orchids, etc. Learn about their life cycle, their special abilities and behaviors, enjoy the guided walk inside one of the world's finest park. Come and enjoy all the wonders you may discover in this marvelous world that awaits you.
Golf in Costa Rica
Hawaii...Cabo San Lucas...Pebble Beach...Myrtle Beach...
Imagine a golf vacation at these popular golf destinations before they were discovered by the golf traveler. This will give you an idea of the golf vacation that awaits you in Costa Rica. You will re-discover "no-hassle" tee times and the enjoyment of playing unhurried rounds of golf on courses designed by well known golf architects George Fazio, Robert Trent Jones, Jr., Ted Robinson, Jr., Mike Young and Tracy May. Here you will find all the ingredients for a great golf vacation and the added bonus of experiencing the scenic beauty and natural attractions of Costa Rica.
The Big Question -- Where do we play next? My guess is that like all golfers you have a hard time choosing the destination for your upcoming golf adventure. There are dozens of great golf destinations and picking the right one is never an easy decision. While many destinations have much to offer, I believe few can match Costa Rica for overall quality, cost, and safety. The Costa Rica experience combines great golf, new and exciting non-golfing adventures, and the chance to meet and interact with the warm and friendly people of this charming country. What is truly remarkable is that all of this is set in one of the world’s most beautiful and ecologically diverse locations. click here for more info
Call Today: in Hawaii: 1-808-893-0388 or Toll Free: 866-326-4403
Traveling in Australia is unique and eclectic. Whether scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef, venturing out in a camper van, enjoying Australia's wine country, snorkeling with whale sharks (on Melissa's must do list), visiting a lavendar farm in Tasmania, totally relaxing in a Luxury rainforest lodge or a luxury beach resort, YOU will love Australia. Australia is well known for many fine travel options including Lizard Island, Bedarra Island, Hayman Islands, Silky Oaks Lodge, Orpheus Island Resort (ask us!), Lilianfels Blue Mountains, The Ghan Train, the South Pacific Orient Express Train and much more. Sydney is a stellar city ... Offering mouthwatering dining, great local attractions and entertainment and some of the finest hotels in the world. It is a wonderful city to play in a few days...
Come and say g'day!
Horseback riding
Saddle up and enjoy the majestic views from a different perspective. Riders of all abilities will enjoy the horses at the Myella Cattle Station on this trip. Horseback riding is also an option on our other trips.
Diving & Snorkeling
Most of Australia's wildlife is underwater so a visit to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world, is a must see on any trip downunder! Enjoy snorkeling in the crystal waters. Experienced divers -- it really is everything you've heard and more.
Canyoning
A combination of abseiling, sliding and jumping into the river – is the most thrilling way of truly experiencing the slot gorge river system! It’s safe and easy and a great way to cool off in the summer heat! Try it in the Blue Mountains on your trips!
Sailing
Australia is best known for its beautiful coastline and there's no better way to enjoy it than relaxing on deck. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first timer, you'll have a chance to do some hands-on sailing aboard a classic ketch on your trip. We launch from Airlie Beach and spend a couple of days exploring some of the harbors, coves, inlets, beaches and bays of the serene Whitsunday Islands. On our Kangaroo trip, sail aboard a catamaran from the small village of Cole Bay along Freycinet Peninsula.
Surf Rafting
The Aussies have come up with some ingenious inventions, and you'll have a chance to try one of the newest adventures near Coffs Harbour on the Platypus! Specially designed rafts make it relatively easy to paddle out through the surf with your guide and onto cresting waves for a ride of a lifetime back to the beach with plenty thrills and spills. You don’t need to have any rafting or surfing experience to enjoy the ride and we’ll be wearing life jackets, so you don’t even need to be able to swim!
4x4 Adventure Tours
9 to 10 Day Tours from Melbourne to Adelaide,
including the Great Ocean Road, Grampians Nat. Park, Flinders Ranges, Clare Valley, Barossa Valley, Adelaide.
Also the same tour in reverse ( Adelaide to Melbourne ).
12 Day Tour from Melbourne to Melbourne
( Round-trip ), including the Great Ocean Road, Grampians Nat. Park, Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, Flinders Ranges, Broken Hill, Mildura, Swan Hill, Ballarat, Melbourne.
Sydney - 5 nights from $1,990 per person
5 nights at Travelodge Hotel Sydney
Vacation includes: Full-day Sydney tour with luncheon cruise,
Full-day Blue Mountains excursion with lunch & Rocks pub tour
Sydney & Melbourne - 12 nights from $3,130 per person
2 nights at Travelodge Hotel Sydney
3 nights Vineyards & Views Self-Drive including 1 night at Hunter
Resort and 2 nights at York Leura Garden Resort
5 nights Coastal Explorer Self-Drive including 1 night at Rydges
Hobart, including 1 night at Quality Prospect House Richmond,
2 nights at Freycinet Lodge and 1 night at Colonial on Elizabeth
Launceston
2 nights at Hotel Ibis Melbourne
Vacation includes: Full-day Sydney tour with luncheon cruise, 4 days
of compact car rental and co-pilot kit with maps (Vineyards & Views
Self-Drive), 6 days of compact car rental and co-pilot kit with maps
(Coastal Explorer Self-Drive) & full-day Savannah walkabout tour
Sydney, Hunter Valley, Kangaroo Island, Melbourne - 10 nights from $3,201 per person
3 nights at Travelodge Hotel Sydney
1 night at Breakfree Directors Studios Adelaide
1 night at Wisteria Hotel during 2-day Kangaroo Island
coast-to-coast
2 nights at Breakfree Directors Studios Adelaide
3 nights at Hotel Ibis Melbourne
Vacation includes: Backstage tour of the Opera House including
breakfast, full-day Hunter Valley wineries with lunch, full-day Barossa
Valley wineries tour including lunch, 2 full-day tours on Kangaroo Island,
full-day Yarra Valley wineries tour & full-day Savannah walkabout tour
Sydney, Blue Mountain, Cairns & Melbourne - 11 nights from $3,927 per person
3 nights at Travelodge Hotel Sydney
2 nights at Voyages Outback Pioneer
3 nights at Mercure Harbourside Cairns
3 nights at Hotel Ibis Melbourne
Vacation includes: Full-day Sydney tour with luncheon cruise,
full-day Blue Mountains excursion with lunch, Uluru Pass including Kata
Tjuta at sunset and Uluru sunrise climb or base tour, Sound of Silence
dinner, full-day Quicksilver outer Barrier Reef cruise including lunch,
full-day Kuranda excursion and Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures, half-day
Blue Dandenongs and tramcar dinner & afternoon penguin parade.
VACATIONS INCLUDE: Round-trip airfare from Los Angeles on Qantas Airways, domestic airfare on Qantas Airways
(except Sydney-only vacation), accommodations, round-trip airport transfers, tours (as noted), all service charges and hotel taxes.
LAX departures. Rates quoted are per person, based on double occupancy unless otherwise stated. Rates valid for select travel 11/1-11/27/08. Add $500 per person for select travel 11/28-12/08/08 & 2/16-3/31/09. Rates, terms, conditions, availability and itinerary are subject to change without notice. Reservations must be ticketed within 7 days and before September 30, 2008. Certain restrictions may apply. Taxes, gratuities, transfers, airfare and excursions are additional unless otherwise indicated. Rates include a round-trip fuel surcharge on Qantas Airways, and do not include International Departure & Immigrations Taxes up to $225, Passenger Facility Charges of $3-$18 or September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 per enplanement (up to a maximum $5.00 per one-way or $10 per round-trip). Additional airline restrictions, including but not limited to baggage limitations, standby policies and fees, non-refundable tickets and change fees with pre-flight notification deadlines may apply. Fees and policies vary among airlines and are subject to change without notice. Please contact airline directly for details and answers to specific questions you may have. Not responsible for errors or omissions.
Call Today: in Hawaii: 808-212-9127 or Toll Free: 866-431-8612
