Post ATE 2013 Famil Program Bryon Bay and Beyond – Surf, Nature & Adventure 1-5 May 2013 Eastern Hemisphere

*Please note itineraries are subject to change* *All accommodation and activities will be confirmed prior to your departure*

An intriguing blend of old and new, the Northern Rivers is where the world’s largest expanse of subtropical rainforest meets mountains forged from ancient volcanoes. Recognised as a World Heritage site and a National Landscape, the Wollumbin Caldera lies at the heart of an ancient volcanic hotspot, now a living Gondwanan Rainforest.

A sparkling coastline of endless beaches offers surfing, whale-watching, frolicking dolphins and flocks of seabirds. Inspiring surroundings attract creative personalities – artists, writers and musicians. Colourful local festivals and weekend markets brim with arts and crafts, innovative designs and abundant local produce.

What is and Beyond? An authentic slice of regional where old school traditions meet new age philosophy. Where surfers and hippies rub shoulders harmoniously with farmers and fishermen, media types and therapists drink side by side at local pubs, creative types and counter-culturalists trade debate with councillors and international travellers.

Your Byron Bay & Beyond contact is: Jessica McClean – Destination Marketing Officer Phone: +614 3225 0261 Email: [email protected] Web: www.byronbayandbeyond.com.au

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

We recommend you pack: A rain jacket A warm sweater/jacket for nights Water bottle Comfortable walking shoes Camera Sunglasses & Hat Sunscreen Umbrella Spending money

Australian Smoking Laws: Federal law bans smoking in all Australian Commonwealth government buildings, public transport, airports and international and domestic flights. Further bans are in place but are governed by individual states. Most Australian states and territories have banned smoking in enclosed public places, particularly workplaces and restaurants.

Australian Voltage: Australia uses 220-240 voltage with a three flat pin. Battery chargers for digital cameras, laptops and other electrical equipment will display the input range and as long as this is within the 220-240v range it will work with just a socket converter. If not, it is possible to purchase a transformer that will increase or decrease the Australian voltage as necessary.

Dress Code The dress code for the famil is casual during the day and smart casual for evening activities. We recommend bringing a warm jacket for evenings.

Currency Although credit cards and ATMs are readily available, it is a good idea to exchange some money for smaller purchases.

Climate The warmest months are December to February, with an average maximum temperature of 25ºC. The average minimum temperature from June to August is 9ºC. Warmer clothing and enclosed walking shoes/boots are recommended for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Warm jacket suggested for evenings. This itinerary includes: accommodation, tours, transfers and meals as specified. All other items and expenses of a personal nature, or noted “own arrangements” or “own expense” are to be met by the participant.

Please note your itinerary arrangements do not include: • Items of a personal nature (e.g. Mini bar, videos, beauty salon) • Laundry service • Telephone, internet access or other communication costs • Travel Insurance or Visas • Tipping • Drinks and alcohol - unless specified otherwise • Meals - unless specified as hosted

Thursday, 25 April 2013 NB: ANZAC DAY Public Holiday. ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Day is the anniversary of the landing of troops from Australia and New Zealand on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, in World War I on April 25, 1915. ANZAC Day is celebrated Australia-wide with holiday arrangements varying in states and territories. In New South Wales, many workers and students have the day off to participate in remembrance ceremonies. Please be aware, in many areas, large retail outlets, department stores and shops have restricted trading hours and many public transport systems may operate a reduced timetable. There may be some disruption to traffic, particularly around parades and ceremonies.

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DAY 1 – Wednesday 1 May 2013 (L,D)

AM Depart from your hotel to Sydney Domestic Airport for your flight to the Gold Coast. Arrangements to be confirmed by DNSW.

0920 Arrive Gold Coast Airport. Meet your Northern Rivers Tourism Escort at Gold Coast Airport.

Transfers and touring over the next 4 days of the famil will be provided by Byron Easy Bus

Byron Easy Bus Contact: Ron King P: +61 2 6685 7447 / Mobile: 0419 004 122 E: [email protected] W: www.byroneasybus.com.au

Byron Easybus operates a door to door airport shuttle services up to six times a day between the iconic coastal village of Byron Bay and Brisbane, Gold Coast and Ballina Airports. Our schedule ensures passengers are met arriving and departing at Brisbane Airport on early morning flights, throughout the day and evening.

0950 Transfer to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.

1000 Arrive Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary for a guided tour and refreshments.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Contact: Ken Holmes - 0433 301114 28 Tomewin Street, Currumbin 4223 P: +61 7 5534 1266 E: [email protected] W: www.currumbin-sanctuary.org.au

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is one of Australia’s leading native wildlife, adventure and coastal rainforest experience. It is located a short drive from both the Tweed and Byron Bay regions, near the NSW/QLD border. It is ideally located to explore Australia’s Green Cauldron, a National Landscape. The Sanctuary is an Advanced Eco-Tourism Certified and Queensland heritage listed property where you can get closer to hundreds of native Australian animals. You can cuddle a koala, pat a kangaroo and experience the wild Lorikeet Feeding. Aboriginal and Islander dancers perform in daily shows and tours, plus much more including the Green Challenge Adventure Park, an exhilarating 65 challenge tree-tops ropes course. After dark, Currumbin comes alive with its BBQ buffet and nighttime wildlife tour, Yanguwah.

1130 Depart Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary for the Outrigger Twin Towns Resort.

1145 Arrive Outrigger Twin Towns Resort for site inspection. Meet Leah Matters, General Manager of the Outrigger Twin Towns Resort for the site inspection.

Outrigger Twin Towns Resort Contact: Lisa Tzanetopoulos Cnr Griffith St, Coolangatta QLD & Wharf St, Tweed Heads NSW P: + 61 7 5536 2121 / 0434 075 438 E: [email protected] W: www.outrigger.com

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With a prime position overlooking the beaches of the Southern Gold Coast and the sparkling waters of the Tweed River, this 4 ½ star resort offers an unparalleled level of premium facilities, and is a short stroll away from the heart of Coolangatta’s cosmopolitan dining and shopping experience.

1215 Depart Outrigger Twin Towns Resort for Byron Bay Eco Cruise and Kayaks in Brunswick Heads.

1245 Arrive Brunswick Heads Boat Harbor for a tour followed by fish and chips for lunch.

Byron Bay Eco Cruise and Kayaks Contact: Simon Freeden The Boat Harbor, Brunswick Heads, NSW 2480 P: +61 410 016 926 E: [email protected] W: www.byronbaycruises.com.au

Byron Bay eco cruises and guided kayak tours operate daily on the Brunswick River in the and have Advanced Eco Tourism certification with Eco Tourism Australia. Our purpose built boat and kayaks allow us to take you to places unable to be visited any other way and the tours are kept personal with small numbers so you can relax and enjoy the beautiful river, rainforest and mountain scenery as you cruise along this picturesque waterway.

1430 Depart Byron Bay Eco Cruise and Kayaks for Crystal Castle.

1500 Arrive Crystal Castle for site visit.

Crystal Castle Contact: Emma Scattergood Monet Drive, Mullumbimby ,NSW 2482 P: +61 2 6684 3111 E: [email protected] W: www.crystalcastle.com.au

Crystal Castle, a Place of Magic and Wonder….acres of lush gardens, panoramic views, amazing natural crystals & exquisite jewellery. Stroll the Buddha Walk; see Australia’s biggest Blessing Buddha. There's also the popular Aura Photography, as well as Tarot and Astrology Readings.

A place to relax and step off the merry-go-round of life. Set amongst acres of lush gardens with panoramic views, The Crystal Castle features extraordinary statues, amazing natural crystals, exquisite jewellery, and a bookshop. Relax and enjoy lunch on the deck at the Lotus Café with healthy fresh food and specialty desserts made by local chefs. There’s also the famous Labyrinth and A Walk of Spiritual Reflection.

1630 Depart Crystal Castle for Byron Bay

1700 Arrive in Byron Bay and check in at Outrigger Bay Apartments Byron, your accommodation for the next 3 nights. There will be a site inspection on arrival. Please note you may be asked to provide a credit card imprint to guarantee your incidental charges upon check in.

Outrigger Bay Apartments Byron Bay Contact: Shannon Campbell 9 Shirley Street, Byron Bay, NSW T: +61 2 6685 8646 E: [email protected] W: www.outriggerbay.com

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Outrigger Bay Apartments offer luxury apartment-style accommodation including two bedroom and three bedroom apartments. Facilities include air conditioning, balconies, flat screen TV, full kitchen, wireless internet, heated pool, spa and much more. Furthermore you will be on the edge of the beach with a swim merely 50 meters walk from your doorstep.

1845 Meet in the lobby and walk to dinner.

1900 Arrive at The Balcony

The Balcony Contact: Paul Waters Cnr Lawson and Johnson Streets, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: + 61 2 66 809666 E: [email protected] W: www.balcony.com.au

The iconic Balcony Bar & Restaurant is located in one of Byron Bay's last historical buildings, one of the first you see upon entering the town. Once inside, you are invited to a visually sumptuous space overlooking the streets of Byron.

A most pleasurable place to enjoy a cold beer, an exquisite cocktail with delicious tapas or choose from our amazing menu and extensive wine list. Enjoy sea breezes in Summer or cozy up next to the fireplace in Winter.

Walk back to your accommodation after dinner.

Overnight: Outrigger Bay Apartments Byron Bay

DAY 2 – Thursday 2 May 2013 (B,L,D)

0700 Meet in the lobby ready to walk to breakfast. We are going surfing after we eat so put on sunscreen and bring your towel!

0720 Arrive Bayleaf Cafe

Bayleaf Cafe 2 Marvell St, Byron Bay P: + 61 2 6685 8900 E: [email protected]

Bayleaf Cafe is always buzzing from all corners, pull up a step, milk crate, chair or table. A popular local hangout where you can sip on the smooth coffees all day or enjoy an affordable, yet very delicious bite to eat. The beautiful beans are roasted locally by the owner Nico at Marvell Street Roasters.

0820 Walk to Mojosurf meeting place

0830 Arrive Mojo and prepare for surfing.

Mojosurf Contact: Shelby 2/9 Marvell St, Byron Bay P: +61 2 6639 5111 E: [email protected]

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W: www.mojosurf.com Have 'fun Learning to Surf' obtaining new skills with us, in these beautiful pristine waters within the Byron Shire. Our school has taught thousands of people from all around the world how to have awesome fun, reconnect with themselves, and add a little stoke to their lives through surfing. Today we are a licensed Surfing Australia Surf School, a member of the Surf Schools Association of Australia.

1100 Walk back to your accommodation for showers before heading to lunch.

1140 Transfer to The Macadamia Castle.

1210 Arrive at Macadamia Castle for a site visit and lunch.

Macadamia Castle Contact: Tony Gilding 1699 Pacific Highway Knockrow, NSW P: +61 2 6687 8432 E: [email protected] W: www.macadamiacastle.com.au

The Macadamia Castle has been the areas most popular activity destination for over 35 years. Our Animal Park, Café, Nut Bar, Fine Food section and Retail store provide a full days entertainment and education. An ideal days outing for the family, and a great destination when discovering the district. A relaxing stop for food, coffee, kid’s activities or education.

1330 Depart the Macadamia Castle and transfer to Summerland House Farm.

1400 Arrive for site visit at Summerland House Farm.

Summerland House Farm Contact: Lisa Murphy 253 Wardell Rd, Alstonville, NSW 2477 P: +61 2 66280610 E: [email protected] W: www.summerlandhouse.com.au

Summerland House Farm is a macadamia and avocado farm and MUST-SEE attraction. Taste the region’s award winning produce at ‘The Grocer’, and the culinary delights of the Café and Function Centre. Browse the quality Nursery, Museum and Gift Shop, test your skills in the interactive mini golf, while the kid’s splash in the water park and you relax in the peaceful surrounds. We also have a new Tractor Tour and pick your own tomatoes and strawberries activity

1530 Depart Summerland House Farm and travel via the scenic ‘Coast Rd’ to Byron Bay.

1615 Arrive at Cape Byron Lighthouse, for a tour of the lighthouse.

Cape Byron Headland Reserve Contact: Sue Walker Lighthouse Road Byron Bay, NSW 2481 T: +61 2 6620 9300 E: [email protected] W: www.environment.nsw.gov.au

Cape Byron is Australia’s most easterly point. A must do is the headland walk to the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse overlooking the rolling waves of the Pacific Ocean. Lovingly managed and maintained by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, the lighthouse was officially opened in

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1901. The installation of the lighthouse was considered to be one of the biggest events in the town’s history and its beam is equivalent to the light of 220000 candles.

A visit to the Cape Byron Lighthouse is definitely one for life’s “must-do” list. The cliff-top walking track winds its way through bushland with panoramic views of the ocean and the distant mountains. The walk down to Wategos Beach takes about half an hour but the time will fly by as you soak up the spectacular views.

1700 Depart Cape Byron Light House for a site visit at Byron Bay YHA

1715 Arrive at Byron Bay YHA.

Byron Bay YHA Contact: Janet McGarry 7 Carlyle Street, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: +61 2 6685 8853 E: [email protected] W: www.yha.com.au

Byron Bay YHA Backpackers Hostel is centrally located, only 400m from the beach. The large comfortable common areas and kitchen overlook a swimming pool and BBQ. The hostel has both dorm backpacker rooms and twin/double rooms with fans. There are large decks to relax on and hostel surfboards and body boards are available. Backpackers can store the backpacks securely in the hostel locker room.

1730 Depart Byron Bay YHA and walk to Cape Byron YHA (approx. 5 minute walk)

1735 Arrive Cape Byron YHA for site visit.

Cape Byron YHA Contact: Janet McGarry Corner of Byron and Middleton Streets, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: +61 2 6685 8788 E: [email protected] W: www.yha.com.au

Purpose-built YHA hostel in the centre of town, just 200m to the beach. Relaxed backpacker atmosphere with common areas surrounding a large heated pool and BBQ area. Free use of hostel bikes and boogie boards. Multi-share backpacker rooms and twin/double room accommodation. Cafe, dive centre and separate TV/reading room.

1750 Walk back to your accommodation with time to relax before dinner.

1850 Meet in the lobby for transfer to dinner.

1900 Dinner tonight is bistro style in the Beach Kitchen at Byron’s most famous pub, The Beach Hotel.

The Beach Hotel 6 -10 Bay St, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: + 61 2 66856402 W: www.beachhotel.com.au

The Beach Hotel based in beautiful Byron Bay is a resort and pub all rolled into one. With a relaxed atmosphere, stylish bars, a sunny beer garden, an amazing selection of live entertainment and sea views, you wouldn't want to pass this up on your next holiday. The Beach kitchen serves breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday of the week.

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2030 Walk back to accommodation. If you choose to stay out, you must make your own arrangements to return to your hotel at your own expense.

Overnight: Outrigger Bay Apartments Byron Bay

DAY 3 – Friday 3 May 2013 ANZAC DAY Public Holiday (B,L,D)

0730 Meet in lobby to walk to breakfast before your day of rainforest adventure.

0745 Arrive DiP Cafe

DiP Café Contact: Jean 21 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay, NSW P: +61 2 6685 5141

0845 You will be picked up by Mountain Bike Tours from your accommodation. The tour includes morning tea and lunch.

Mountain Bike Tours Contact: Tim Rice P: +61 429 122 504 E: [email protected] W: www.mountainbiketours.com.au

Mountain Bike Tours - Byron Bay is the only mountain bike tour company in Byron Bay and are experts in their field having won numerous awards as well as being an eco-certified tourism operation. Come and try this outdoor activity alongside skilled guides and other travelers looking for a bit of fun and adventure. The tracks to be explored include single tracks, fire trails, and exciting downhill’s that will allow you to see world heritage listed nature reserves and secluded forests.

1530 Mountain Bike Tour concludes. Return to your accommodation and freshen up.

1630 Meet in the lobby and walk to site visit of Nomads Byron Bay.

Nomads Byron Bay Contact: Peggy O’Neill 1 Lawson Lane, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: 1 800 NOMADS (666 237) E: [email protected] W: www.nomadsworld.com

Located on Lawson Lane behind the iconic Great Northern Hotel, Nomads Byron Bay Backpackers Hostel offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all types of backpackers, travellers and budgets. Stay in our Superior King Rooms which feature ensuite bathrooms, fridge, tea & coffee making facilities and plasma screens, or choose from a variety of private, family, shared backpacker dorms or female only dorm rooms.

1650 Transfer to Nomads Arts Factory for site visit.

1700 Arrive Nomads Arts Factory

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Arts Factory Backpackers Byron Bay Contact: Peggy O’Neill 1 Skinners Shoot Road, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: +61 2 6685 7709 E: [email protected] W: www.nomadsworld.com

We invite you to come to our Byron Bay Backpackers and relax in our enchanted 5-acre, subtropical haven. Laze by the pool, swing in the hammocks and soak up the friendly atmosphere for which The Arts Factory is universally famous. There are plenty of Funky Abodes to choose from ranging from Teepees, Island Retreats, Backpackers Dorms, Private Doubles & Twins and even Jungle Camping.

1730 Walk to Byron Bay Brewery for tour and tasting to be followed by dinner.

Byron Bay Brewery 1 Skinners Shoot Road, Byron Bay NSW 2481 P: +61 2 6685 5833 W: www.byronbaybrewery.com.au

Experience what it takes to make a great beer! At Byron Bay Premium Brewery, you will sit amongst the working brewery while you enjoy your food and drinks. Enjoy an informative tour with our head brewer through state of the art brewery and gain an insight in to what it takes to make Byron Bay Premium beer. Following your tour, settle in to a tasting session where you can taste each of our in- house brewed varieties as fresh as beer can possibly be - straight from the brewery to your glass!

1930 Transfer back to accommodation. If you choose to stay out, you must make your own arrangements to return to your hotel at your own expense.

Overnight: Outrigger Bay Apartments Byron Bay

DAY 4 – Saturday 5 May 2013 (B)

Please settle any incidental charges the night prior and leave your luggage in your room packed ready for collection while you are Skydiving.

0700 Today is the day! It’s time to skydive! You will be picked up from your accommodation.

Skydive Byron Bay Contact: Tracy Brown Byron Bay, NSW P: 1800 800 840 E: [email protected] W: www.skydivebyronbay.com

We are the ONLY skydiving centre located in Byron Bay. Experience panoramic views of our iconic and world famous beaches and subtropical mountains as you skydive just minutes from the bustling tourist activity of Byron Bay. Simply breathtaking. Skydive Byron Bay are also proud of high standards of operations and our impeccable safety record - one of the best in the world!

0900 Depart Byron Bay for Tropical Fruit World.

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0940 Arrive Tropical Fruit World and enjoy site visits and late breakfast.

Tropical Fruit World Contact: Kelly Patterson – Sales Manager Duranbah Road,Duranbah, NSW 2487 P: +61 2 6677 7222/ Mobile: 61 413 886 334 E: [email protected] W: www.tropicalfruitworld.com.au

Welcome to Tropical Fruit World - home of the world's largest variety of tropical fruit. Our fifth generation Australian family has nurtured this farm for over 30 years and opens its secrets for your pleasure Here you can sample our fresh tropical fruits and ice creams, drinks and mouth-watering lunches, and take a tour through the amazing plantations.

1130 Depart Tropical Fruit World for Gold Coast Airport

1200 Arrive Gold Coast Airport and check in for your flight outbound return flight home.

We hope you enjoyed your stay in Byron Bay and beyond!

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DESTINATION NSW FAMIL PARTICIPATION RELEASE FORM

You agree to take part in the Activities set out in the itinerary (annexure A) on the following terms:

1. In this Release, "Activities" includes without limitation: all international and domestic flights; transfers, transport; accommodation; touring; attractions and any other activity which is part of the familiarisation.

2. By accepting the offer of Destination NSW to visit Sydney/New South Wales, you agree to the terms set in this Release.

3. You agree to comply with the directions of the person operating the familiarisation and any other instructions Destination NSW gives you concerning the familiarisation or the Activities.

4. Destination NSW has taken reasonable care in arranging the familiarisation. However, Destination NSW has relied on information provided by facility or services operators and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of that information.

5. Destination NSW may cancel or suspend an Activity or the familiarisation or your involvement in it for any reason at any time.

6. To the extent the law allows, Destination NSW excludes all express and implied warranties, including as to the familiarisation and the content of the Activities or their suitability for any purpose.

7. As part of your participation in this program, you agree to take out and maintain all appropriate insurance including relevant personal travel and medical insurances.

8. You participate in the familiarisation and the Activities at your sole discretion and risk. Destination NSW is not liable for any expense, loss, damage, injury, sickness, death or accident you or any other person suffers or incurs directly or indirectly as a result of the familiarisation or the Activities (including consequential or indirect loss) or otherwise arising out of your participation in the familiarisation and Activities, whether that loss or damage is due to our negligence, default, another tort or for any common law or statutory action.

9. You acknowledge that, in addition to the usual dangers and inherent risks of any activity, this familiarisation has certain additional dangers and risks, which you accept by participating, some of which may include: • physical exertion for which you may not be prepared; • the increased possibility of accident, injury or death due to the nature of the Activities; and • remoteness from normal medical services.

10. I understand that the Activities may be organised and provided by other parties other than Destination NSW and that Destination NSW is not liable for the acts of these other parties.

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14. I hereby release and forever discharge and agree to save and hold harmless Destination NSW and their directors, officers, employees, agents, the lessors and lessees or licensors and licensees of any food, drink, property, facilities or equipment consumed and/or used in connection with the Activities and other participants (“the released parties”) from any and all injuries (including personal injury, disability, dismemberment and death) illness, losses, damage, claims, liabilities or expenses, of any kind or nature (whether accruing to me, my heirs or my personal representatives) that are caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by the action, negligence, failure to act or condition of the food, drink, property, facilities or equipment of any released party that arise out of or in connection with my participation in the Activities and I agree that Destination NSW may plead this agreement as a complete defence to any claim brought by me, my heirs or successors in contravention of the terms of this agreement.

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The NSW visit is outlined in your itinerary.

Please note your itinerary will not include the following items in which such payment remains the liability of you:

1. Items of personal nature (such as room service, mini bar, movie channels, laundry service, beauty treatments, etc.); 2. Telephone, internet, wifi, fax or other communication costs unless specified in the itinerary; 3. Insurance; 4. Meals, drinks and alcohol – unless specified in the itinerary.

You will receive a final confirmed itinerary within two weeks prior to travel.

Your itinerary will be designed with the aim to increase your knowledge of Sydney and/or regional New South Wales.

It is compulsory to attend itinerary inclusions.

Please contact Destination NSW prior to departing for Australia if you have any concerns regarding the itinerary.

You must have a valid passport and necessary visa documentation for entry into Australia.

You are not allowed to change the itinerary.

Destination NSW reserves the right to change the itinerary at any time.

An evaluation and feedback from must be completed within the time-frame requested. This will be provided by Destination NSW after the conclusion of your visit.

It is mandatory for you to conduct yourself in a responsible and professional manner throughout your visit.

Any medical conditions/allergies/special dietary requirements must be advised.

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