ADELAIDE and KANGAROO ISLAND ESCAPE(A41) Duration : 5 DAYS

ADELAIDE AND KANGAROO ISLAND ESCAPE(A41) Duration : 5 DAYS

DAY 01: Adelaide to Kangaroo Island (107 km to Cape Jervis) Penneshaw (at Ferry terminal) to American River 40km Flinders Chase 150km This morning make your way to Cape Jervis for a 45 minute ferry to Kangaroo Island. Kangaroo Island is the largest island off the South Australian coast and shows nature at its wildest and most majestic in a magical combination of sun and sea, native flora and fauna. The coastline of the island changes from the attractive curved beach at Emu Bay to the rugged cliffs and roaring surf of the south. On the west are two of the island’s natural wonders; Admirals Arch, a huge arch where stalactites are silhouetted against the afternoon sun, a magnificent sight. The other is Remarkable Rocks, huge unusually shaped granite boulders.

DAY 02: Kangaroo Island There is a never ending list of things to do and see on Kangaroo Island and today you have time to explore the natural beauty of this island and discover Australian wildlife – in the wild!

DAY 03: Kangaroo Island Another day today to see all that there is offer on Kangaroo Island; highlights include Flinders Chase National Park, Kelly Hill Caves, the “Koala Walk” and visit Seal Bay Conservation Park for a chance to walk amongst Sea Lions.

DAY 04: Kangaroo Island to Adelaide (from Cape Jervis: 107 km) Penneshaw (at Ferry terminal) from American River 40km; Flinders Chase 150km Depart Kangaroo Island, taking the ferry from Penneshaw to Cape Jervis and return to Adelaide at leisure. As it is approximately two hours’ drive directly back to Adelaide, if time permits, stop along the way to explore the Fleurieu Peninsula and/or McLaren Vale.

* Note your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Inclusion : -5 days car rental -3 nights accommodation at Kangaroo Island -Car GPS Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. -Touring as per Itinerary -Pickup for car rentals can be at either the airport of city/town depot. -Drop off can be at eighter the airport or city/town depot

Exclusion : Fuel & Optional Extras

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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COAST & COUNTRY BRISBANE – BRISBANE(B27) DURATION: 5 DAYS

DAY 01: Brisbane to Maryvale (178 km)

Collect your vehicle today and discover Queensland’s High Country by heading west along the Ipswich Motorway. Pass Ipswich and head south along the Cunningham Highway through towns Willowbank and Warril View before reaching Maryvale.

DAY 02: Maryvale to Stanthorpe (120 km) Today you will discover Queensland’s premier food and wine region. Follow the Granite Belt Strange Bird wine trail, sample cider and apple pie at Suttons Apple Farm or visit Stanthorpe Cheese for hand-made famous cheese.

DAY 03: Stanthorpe to Gold Coast (246 km) Travel east today toward the coast, but before the journey, enjoy a bushwalk through the spectacular Queen Mary Falls Circuit. Travel the picturesque roads of the Scenic Rim as you roam from the rainforest back to the coast.

DAY 04: Gold Coast Today is at your leisure; why not scour the shops of Cavill Avenue before heading to the world famous Surfers Paradise Beach for a swim and relax in the sun. With plenty of bars and restaurants lining the streets, you won’t be short of dinner options.

DAY 05: Gold Coast to Brisbane (100 km) Today you are travelling on the Pacific Motorway towards Queensland’s capital city, Brisbane. Why not make it a morning trip and leave time to view the Queensland Museum, visit the many stores and boutiques in Queen Street Mall or stroll along South Bank and explore the markets (Friday Nights 5pm-10pm, Saturday 11am-5pm, Sunday 9am-5pm). *Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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SELF DRIVE (C06) : CAIRNS TO CAIRNS GREAT TROPICAL DRIVE EXPRESS Duration : 7 DAYS

DAY 01: Cairns to Atherton (80 km) Your journey begins in Cairns, which is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, the tropical rainforest of the World Heritage region and the rugged outback of the Cape York Peninsula and the Gulf of Carpentaria. Today’s drive takes you to Kuranda, a cultural village in the rainforest. As well as the original Kuranda markets (operating Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday), the Heritage markets are open every day. Drive onto Mareeba, where you can savour the region’s aromatic coffee and continue onto the town of Atherton, the hub of the Atherton Tablelands, which are situated between the Bellenden Ker Range and the Great Dividing Range.

DAY 02: Atherton to Mt Surprise (Undara National Park - 212 km) Start the morning off early with a visit to Malanda Falls along the Malanda Atherton Road where you can either go for a refreshing swim or a rainforest walk. Travelling from Malanda to Ravenshoe along the Millaa Millaa / Malanda Road your first stop will be the start of the waterfall circuit which include Millaa Millaa, Elinjaa and Zillie Falls. Continue onto the township of Ravenshoe. The Visitor Centre is worth a visit, as is Windy Hill, one of Queensland’s largest wind farms.

From Ravenshoe, follow the Kennedy Highway to Innot Hot Springs, famous for its unique natural thermal mineral springs. Travelling further west on the Kennedy Highway, the highway passes through the heart of Forty Mile Scrub National Park - part of the Undara Lava Fields. Arrive at Undara Volcanic National Park by mid afternoon and in time for the Wildlife at sunset tour, where you can experience the vastness of the Gulf Savannah with the sun setting on the horizon whilst sipping champagne and canapés.

DAY 03: Mt Surprise to Charters Towers (401 km) You may like to rise early for a morning walk before joining the Undara staff and guests at ringer camp for breakfast. The Undara Lava Tubes were formed 190,000 years ago and is the largest Lava Tube systems on earth. This morning understand more about this system on the half day Lava Tube tour.

From Undara, you will be travelling along the Gregory Developmental Road to Charters Towers. Your first stop will be at the Lynd Junction, which is home to the smallest bar in Australia. Continue onto the Dalrymple National Park or locally know as Bluff Downs where you can take a break for afternoon tea. Arrive in Charters Towers which is bursting with living history of the gold rush day of the 1800’s. We suggest you head to the Visitor Information Centre to obtain a navigational map for the Ghosts of Gold Heritage Trail.

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DAY 04: Charters Towers to Townsville (138 km) Spend some time in Charter Towers exploring the gold rush history. Then take a leisurely drive east along the Flinders Highway into Townsville, a modern, tropical city and the administrative capital of North Queensland. A visit to the Great Barrier Reef Wonderland is recommended; it houses the world’s largest living coral reef aquarium. This evening join in with the locals for a walk along the waterfront esplanade, known as “The Strand”.

05:Townsville to Mission Beach (235 km)DAY Spend the morning exploring Townsville, then head north along the Bruce Highway for Mission Beach. A side trip to the Paluma Range National Park is a must take a picnic lunch and relax at Big or Little Crystal Creek. Back on the road; make sure you stop at the Frosty Mango with its home made tropical fruit ice cream, which you won’t be able to resist. The highway is jam packed with natural wonders, Jourama Falls is 6 kilometres off the highway (4WD needed) and Tyto Wetlands and Wallaman Falls is Australia’s highest single drop waterfall. Continue to Cardwell and Australia’s largest island National Park, Hinchinbrook Island. Continue along the Bruce Highway to Mission Beach

DAY 06: Mission Beach Enjoy your day at leisure in Mission Beach. With a day in Mission Beach the activities are endless, visit the Reef and Dunk Island or try some fishing, for the adventurers you can Sea Kayak, White Water Raft or go Parachuting (all at own expense) and with 100 of kilometres of rainforest walking track you will wish you had another day to do it all.

DAY 07: Mission Beach to Cairns (139 km) Today is the last day of your journey. Depart Mission Beach for Cairns along the Bruce Highway. At Silkwood take the Old Bruce Highway scenic drive through Mena Creek to visit the intriguing Paronella Park. Continue onto South Johnstone, an historic sugar town, before reaching Innisfail, which is home to the Australian Sugar Museum and many Art Deco buildings. Detour near Babinda to explore the natural wonders of the Wooroonooran National Park, including The Boulders. If time permits, perhaps stop at Josephine Falls home to the Noongyanbudda Ngadjon-jii people. Make the last part of your journey north on the Bruce Highway to the tropical city of Cairns.

*Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Inclusions: -6 nights accommodation -7 days car rental -Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. -Touring as per details above -Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. -Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions : Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.- in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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TOP END DISCOVERY Darwin to Darwin(D04) DURATION: 6 DAYS

DAY 01: Darwin to Kakadu National Park (210 km) After collecting the vehicle and driving east out of Darwin turn left on to the Arnhem Highway and head for the Kakadu National Park. Suggest a stop at Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre, and then perhaps Adelaide River for an optional Jumping Crocodile cruise. The scenery on the way is dramatic and colourful with bird life, wet lands and high escarpments. A visit to the Bowali Visitor Centre is a must to learn more about this unique environment.

DAY 02: Kakadu National Park You have a full day at leisure to explore Kakadu. This morning take the included 1.5 hour Yellow Waters Cruises from Cooinda. After your cruise call into the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Other sights to see today include a visit to Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr Rock, or an optional scenic flight. Aboriginal rock art in this area is very well preserved and accessible. It’s worth taking a guided tour to have the history of the rock art explained to you.

DAY 03: Kakadu National Park to Katherine (310 km) Leave Kakadu and head south on the Kakadu Highway towards Pine Creek. At Pine Creek you re-join the Stuart Highway and travel on south to Katherine, making a leisurely stop at the beautiful Edith Falls. The Katherine Gorge is located 30 km from the town centre; here the river flows between towering walls of colour.

DAY 04: Katherine This morning take the included 2 hour gorge cruise. Katherine Gorge is a system of 13 gorges all joining by rapids. The best way to see the Gorge is from the water, there are also scenic flights and plenty of marked walking tracks. This afternoon suggests a visit Mataranka, which is 106 km from Katherine. Mataranka is situated in Elsey National Park and here the Mataranka Thermal Pool is found. This is a very popular swimming spot - the thermal pool is around a constant temperature of 34 degrees Celsius.

DAY 05: Katherine to Litchfield National Park and Lake Bennett (455 km) This morning drive north on the Stuart Highway and turn left onto the Batchelor Road. Litchfield National Park is the Top End’s most accessible natural attraction and offers safe swimming and spectacular waterfalls all year round. The main attractions in Litchfield National Park including Buley Rockhole, Wangi, Tolmer and Florence Falls are all linked by quality sealed roads. There is swimming in specified areas, photography, wildlife observation and bushwalks ranging from a 20 minute stroll to extended walks. Your overnight stay is outside Litchfield at the beautifully scenic Lake Bennett. (Approximate distance for today includes touring through Litchfield National Park).

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DAY 06: Lake Bennett/Litchfield National Park to Darwin (80 km) Enjoy more time this morning in Litchfield National Park or relax at Lake Bennett before returning to Darwin via the Stuart Highway. *Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Inclusions: - 5 nights accommodation - 6 Days car rental - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.- in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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WILD TASMANIA-HOBART TO LAUNCESTON DURATION : 6 DAYS (H03)

DAY 01: Hobart On arrival in Hobart collect the vehicle and then the rest of the day is at leisure to explore Hobart. Hobart is an attractive city built around a beautiful harbour in the shadow of Mount Wellington. Hobart spreads out over the area from the bottom of Mt Wellington to both sides of the Tasman Bridge. Places of interest include the Royal Botanical Gardens, Constitution Dock, Sandy Bay, Salamanca Place and Battery Point.

DAY 02: Hobart to Strahan (300 km) Leave Hobart and travel north via New Norfolk on the Lyall Highway – a spectacular road across the heart of Tasmania to the village of Strahan. This is following the Great Circle Route. The scenery on this drive is quite spectacular passing through the World Heritage Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Stop in Queenstown, surrounded by stark mountains, giving the town an eerie look. Strahan is the only town on Tasmania’s rugged West Coast and is situated on Macquarie Harbour.

DAY 03: Strahan to Cradle Mountain National Park (138 km) This morning you can take an optional cruise along the Gordon River. Cruises depart at 9am and return at 2pm. Depart Strahan and travel north to the small town of Zeehan en route to Cradle Mountain. From Zeehan continue on to Rosebery. Leaving the town of Rosebery travel through Tullah and then to the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park.

DAY 04: Cradle Mountain National Park Day at leisure to explore Cradle Mountain situated in St Clair National Park with its forests and abundance of wildlife. Cradle Mountain covers some of Tasmania’s highest country. Take a whole day to relax, enjoy and explore the Cradle Mountain area. There are extensive walking tracks, glorious forests, log fires, pure mountain air, fishing and excellent food.

DAY 05: Cradle Mountain to Launceston (141 km) Leave Cradle Mountain and travel to Launceston. Take the scenic route through the small town of Sheffield which sits in the foothills of Mount Roland, in one of the most scenically attractive areas on the island. From Sheffield continue on to Railton. On the way to Deloraine you can also take short detours to visit some local gourmet delights such as a cheese producer and raspberry farm. From Deloraine continue onto Launceston, the ‘Garden City’ and the second largest city in Tasmania.

DAY 06: Launceston This morning return your vehicle prior to the time it was collected on Day 1 to avoid additional charges.

Inclusions: - 5 Days Car Rental - 5 Night Accommodation - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one-way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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WILD TASMANIA LAUNCESTON – HOBART(L02) DURATION: 6 DAYS

DAY 01: Launceston

After collecting your vehicle the time is yours to explore Launceston, Tasmania’s second largest city, nestled in the hilly country where the Tamar, North Esk and South Esk rivers meet. Only 10 minutes from the city centre is the magnificent Cataract Gorge, here almost vertical cliffs line the banks of the South Esk River as it enters the Tamar. There are galleries to explore, you can take a tour of the James Boag’s Brewery or discover the many Tamar Valley wineries.

DAY 02: Launceston to Cradle Mountain (141 km) Depart Launceston this morning and drive to Deloraine and then on through Railton and Sheffield, which sits in the foothills of Mount Roland, in one of the most scenically attractive areas on the island. From here, travel straight on to Cradle Mountain Lodge in the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park.

DAY 03: Cradle Mountain Day at leisure to explore Cradle Mountain situated in St Clair National Park with its forests and abundance of wildlife. Cradle Mountain covers some of Tasmania’s highest country. Lake St Clair occupies a basin gouged out by two glaciers more than 20,000 years ago. Take a whole day to relax, enjoy and explore the Cradle Mountain area. There are extensive walking tracks, glorious forests, log fires, pure mountain air, fishing, climbing and gourmet food.

DAY 04: Cradle Mountain to Strahan (138 km) Explore more of Cradle Mountain this morning if you wish. When you are ready to depart Cradle Mountain, travel south through the towns of Tullah and Rosebery. Zeehan was a booming mining town in the early 1900’s. Continue onto Strahan, the only town on the rugged West Coast, which is situated on Macquarie Harbour.

DAY 05: Strahan to Hobart (300 km) Today you will travel along a spectacular road across the heart of Tasmania, following the Great Circle Route (also called the Lyall Highway). From Strahan the road winds along to reach Queenstown, surrounded by stark mountains, giving the town an eerie look. Travel on the Lyall Highway to Derwent Bridge. The scenery on this part of the drive today is quite spectacular passing through the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Continue south from Tarraleah to New Norfolk and onto Hobart. Hobart is an attractive city built around a beautiful harbour and in the shadow of Mount Wellington. Hobart spreads out over the area from the bottom of Mt Wellington to both sides of the Tasman Bridge. Places of interest include the Royal Botanical Gardens, Constitution Dock, Sandy Bay, Salamanca Place and Battery Point.

DAY 06: Hobart This morning return the vehicle prior to the time it was picked up on Day 1 to avoid any additional charges.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extra

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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MELBOURNE TO SYDNEY COASTAL DRIVE(M11) DURATION: 7 DAYS

DAY 01: Melbourne to Phillip Island (141 km) Take the short journey to Phillip Island. It is only a 2 hour drive through the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Philip Island is home to Australia’s famous Little Penguins; however there are many other sights to see such as the Grand Prix circuit and Fur Seal colony at Seal Rocks. The famous `Penguin Parade’ occurs each evening at sunset and should not be missed.

Day 02: Phillip Island to Wilsons Promontory (124 km) Depart Phillip Island and continue along the coastal Bass Highway to Wonthaggi and Inverloch where you may like to stop for morning tea before turning onto the Promontory Road which takes you straight into Wilsons Promontory. Spend the afternoon following the many walking tracks through eucalypt forests and wildflowers to secluded coves, white sand beaches and granite mountains.

Day 03: Wilsons Promontory to Lakes Entrance (274 km) Today make your way from Wilsons Promontory to Foster, and then join the South Gippsland Highway to reach Sale. Continue on the Princes Highway via Bairnsdale to reach Lakes Entrance. Lakes Entrance is a unique area with rivers, lakes and lagoons joining 90 Mile Beach. Take a cruise or a sail around Australia’s largest inland waterway. Explore the nearby village of Metung also located on the beautiful lakes.

Day 04: Lakes Entrance to Merimbula (267 km) Depart Lakes Entrance and travel to Orbost, situated on the banks of the Snowy River. This is a Gippsland timber village which is surrounded by spectacular coastal and mountain territory. A further 75 kilometres is Cann River, excellent for its fishing and bush walking in the rugged hinterland. Continue driving along the Princes Highway crossing the Victorian and New South Wales border and onto Eden. To the south and north of Eden is the Ben Boyd National Park. Travel onto your destination today of Merimbula.

Day 05: Merimbula to Batemans Bay (175 km) From Merimbula, take the coast road through Tathra and Tanja to Bermagui and be sure to stop in the quaint town of Tilba Tilba. Re-join the Princes Highway and travel onto Narooma, a popular fishing resort. Take the coast road again from Moruya to Batemans Bay. Batemans Bay is a picturesque coastal village known for its crayfish and oysters.

Day 06: Batemans Bay to Jervis Bay (226 km) Re-join the Princes Highway this morning as you depart Batemans Bay, travelling north to Ulladulla, and then take the turn-off for Huskisson and Jervis Bay. Nearby Hyams Beach, is known to have the whitest sand in the world. Jervis Bay is well known for its resident dolphin population and a dolphin cruise is a must.

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Day 07: Jervis Bay to Sydney (198 km) On the final stretch home, your journey takes you along the Grand Pacific Drive from Wollongong to Sydney. The road hugs the coastline with spectacular coastal scenery, and quaint villages to stop at along the way. The highlight is the impressive Sea Cliff Bridge between Coalcliff and Clifton. Travel through the Royal National Park before reaching Sydney. *Your vehicle is booked until tomorrow and should be returned by the same time it was collected on Day 1 to avoid additional charges.

Inclusions: - 7 days car rental - 6 nights accommodation - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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COASTAL DRIVE SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE (S13) DURATION : 7 DAYS

DAY 01: Sydney to Jervis Bay (198 km) Leaving Sydney you will drive south along the Coast line to the beautiful Jervis Bay. Travel south of Sydney through the Royal National Park and onto the Grand Pacific Drive with spectacular coastal scenery. Travel across the impressive Sea Cliff Bridge and through rainforests and quaint coastal villages to reach Wollongong. Take the turn-off for Huskisson and Jervis Bay. Nearby Hyams Beach, is known to have the whitest sand in the world. Jervis Bay is well known for its resident dolphin population and a dolphin cruise is a must.

DAY 02: Jervis Bay to Batemans Bay (141 km) Today you will continue your voyage south to Batemans Bay. For the majority of the drive you’ll have National Park views to your West, and stunning coast line views to your East. ‘The Bay’ is well located for driving, trekking or undemanding walks in the Clyde Valley and the spectacular surrounding mountainous national parks.

DAY 03: Batemans Bay to Merimbula (175 km) Following the Princes Highway you’ll drive through many towns and beautiful forests on your way to the state border of New South Wales and Victoria. Pass through Tilba Tilba, and then drive along the amazing Sapphire Coast to the city of Merimbula where lagoons, lakes and ocean are separated by white sand, and fringed by unspoilt bushland stretching up into the mountains.

DAY 04: Merimbula to Lakes Entrance (267 km) Travel south via Cann River along the Princes Highway. Near Cabbage Tree Creek leave the highway and visit the Cape Conran Coastal Park and the village of Marlo. Rejoin the highway at Orbost, situated on the banks of the Snowy River. It is a short drive onto Lakes Entrance. Lakes Entrance is a unique area with rivers, lakes and lagoons joining 90 Mile Beach. Take a cruise or a sail around Australia’s largest inland waterway. Explore the nearby village of Metung also located on the beautiful lakes.

DAY 05: Lakes Entrance to Wilsons Promontory (274 km) Leaving Lakes Entrance you’ll continue along the Princes Highway through the stunning Victorian bushland. South east of Sale is the Holey Plains State Park where you can see a variety of Australia’s native flora and fauna before arriving into the Gippsland region. Continue south via Yarram and Foster to reach the extraordinary Wilsons Promontory in the south east. It is riddled with masses of green forests and gardens, stunning mountains, rocky rivers, picturesque towns and, to a large degree, is defined by its long sandy beaches.

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Day 06: Wilsons Promontory to Phillip Island (124 km) The drive from Wilsons Promontory to Phillip Island boasts stunning views of Victoria’s southern coast. The route is dotted with many small towns that have that quaint country feel to them. You’ll come to gorgeous Bunurong Marine and Coastal Park at Cape Paterson where you can discover the fascinating world of the marine environment along some of Victoria’s most beautiful coastline before arriving into Phillip Island, home to Australia’s famous Little Penguins. The famous `Penguin Parade’ occurs each evening at sunset and should not be missed.

DAY 07: Phillip Island to Melbourne (141 km) Leave Phillip Island today and take the short journey into the city of Melbourne. It’s only a two hour drive to Melbourne this morning and your journey will take you across the eastern suburbs of the city. *Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Inclusions: - 6 nights accommodation - 7 days car rental - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

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BLUE MOUNTAINS & HUNTER

VALLEY~SYDNEY-SYDNEY(S12) DURATION - 5 DAYS

DAY 01: Sydney to Blue Mountains (100 km) Head west for the Blue Mountains, named for their distinctive blue haze, they are one of the most spectacular and captivating wilderness parks in the country. The major scenic attraction is Echo Point, from where the best views of the Jamison Valley and the magnificent Three Sisters rock formation are. Visit the spectacular Wentworth Falls and enjoy a trip on the scenic railway with dramatic views of the Jamieson Valley. Visit the picturesque town of Leura and dine in one of the many fine restaurants.

DAY 02: Blue Mountains to Hunter Valley (212 km) If you wish, spend some more time exploring the Blue Mountains before your departure to the Hunter Valley. Depart the Blue Mountains, travelling north through the towns of Mt Victoria and Bilpin. Near Kurrajong, join the winding Putty Road which takes you through the Wollemi National Park to reach the Hunter Valley.

DAY 03: Hunter Valley A full day to explore the wineries, art and gourmet delights that is the Hunter Valley. We suggest planning ahead which wineries you may like to visit – you will see they are in close proximity. Discover local artisans and beautiful gardens. Tonight dine in one of the many gourmet restaurants in the area.

DAY 04: Hunter Valley to Port Stephens (100 km) Leave the Hunter Valley and travel south to Port Stephens. Known as the Blue Water Wonderland, Port Stephens is a natural bay 2 1/2 times the size of Sydney Harbour and almost enclosed by two dormant volcanic headlands. There is fabulous seafood and over 26 golden sandy beaches to explore. Take an afternoon cruise with the dolphins (at own expense) or book ahead for a cruise tomorrow morning.

DAY 05: Port Stephens to Sydney (206 km) Depart Port Stephens and head south, but before reaching the Pacific Highway detour to Newcastle and past Lake Macquarie. Continue along the coast through The Entrance and Gosford, before joining the Pacific Highway as you travel into the city and over the majestic Sydney Harbour Bridge. *Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

Inclusions: - 5 Days Car Rental - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10% - Co-Pilot with Maps - Room Only Accommodation (Unless stated otherwise). - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras. Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program. EU TRAVEL EXPO-Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Raffles Boulevard Level 2 Crescent 2 Singapore 039593 Tel :65 6598 8888 Email : [email protected]

SOUTH WEST HIGHLIGHTS PERTH – PERTH (P07) DURATION: 6 Days

DAY 01: Perth to Margaret River (270 km) Collect your car and head south to Bunbury, home to the Koombana Bay dolphins. A group of up to 100 wild bottle nose dolphins live in the city’s bay. Take the Dolphin Watch Eco Cruise (own expense) that departs at 11.00am (please note driving down from Perth takes approx. 2 hours). The cruise ticket also includes admission to the Dolphin Discovery Centre. From here continue on to Busselton and then short drive south to Margaret River home to some of Australia’s finest wineries. The town is well known for its surfing beaches and magnificent coastal scenery.

DAY 02: Margaret River Day at leisure to explore the fine wineries, beaches and the gourmet delights that the Margaret River region has to offer. Must see attractions of the region include Busselton Jetty and Underwater Observatory, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the Ngilgi Cave.

DAY 03: Margaret River to Pemberton (187 km) Leave Margaret River this morning and travel south on one of the State’s most scenic drives, Caves Road. See two oceans meet at the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse (tours leave on the hour) and then make your way to the tall timber country surrounding Pemberton. Enjoy a forest walk or if you prefer take the Pemberton tram and meander through some of the tallest trees in the world. Natural fresh waterways and lakes are prevalent in the region, so why not pick up some local wine and produce to enjoy a picnic.

DAY 04: Pemberton to Albany (240 km) Visit timber and art galleries in Pemberton and then make your way to Albany via Northcliffe and Walpole. Stop off at Northcliffe’s famous forest sculpture walk. Visit the Giant Tingle Tree and see the only place in WA where the Forest meets the water. Continue your journey and take a stroll along the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk (at own expense). Don’t miss the Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool near Denmark. Continue onto Albany which overlooks Princess Royal Harbour and many elevated vantage points around the town provide spectacular views.

DAY 05: Albany It’s time to take a break and explore Albany today. Walk the Amity Trail and take in a visit to Whale World, the only whaling museum created from an operational whaling station. Between June and October watch out for magnificent humpback and southern right whales, who pause to play in the surrounding waters. There are many scenic walks to explore the magnificent coastline.

DAY 06: Albany to Perth(420km) Depart for Perth today taking the Albany Highway. North of Albany you may wish to visit the Stirling Range National Park – the only Alpine area in Western Australia. Another good stop on the way back to Perth is at Kodja Place in Kojonup. The centre provides an insight into rural life, as well as a history of Aboriginal life in the region. *Note your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

EU TRAVEL EXPO-Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Raffles Boulevard Level 2 Crescent 2 Singapore 039593 Tel :65 6598 8888 Email : [email protected]

Inclusions: - 6 Days Car Rental - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - 5 Room Only Accommodation - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions: Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

EU TRAVEL EXPO-Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Raffles Boulevard Level 2 Crescent 2 Singapore 039593 Tel :65 6598 8888 Email : [email protected]

MONKEY MIA, KALBARRI & THE PINNACLES – PERTH – PERTH(P06) DURATION : 7 DAYS

DAY 01: Perth to Geraldton (417 km) Begin your journey with an early morning start to reach the historic twin towns of Dongara and Port Denison, located 360 kilometres north of Perth. Spend some time exploring these historic coastal villages or for a nature walk, stop at the Greenough River Nature Trail located about 20 minutes south of Geraldton in the town of Greenough. Geraldton is the main port and administration centre of the mid west region. Geraldton and the surrounding districts are noted for the beautiful wild spring flowers and the countryside.

DAY 02: Geraldton to Monkey Mia (432 km) Today’s drive continues to take you north on the North West Coastal Highway to Monkey Mia and the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. As you approach Shark Bay visit the living marine stromatolites at Hamelin Pool. We suggest you also make a stop at the stunning 110 kilometre Shell Beach – a beach made up of billions of tiny white shells. Further on enjoy the breathtaking views from Eagle Bluff. From the town of Denham it is 27 kilometres north-east by sealed road to Monkey Mia.

DAY 03: Monkey Mia Enjoy a day of rest, to relax and experience this beautiful area. Visit the dolphins or just relax on the fantastic beaches. There are also boat tours which leave Monkey Mia to view the dugongs or ‘sea cows’ which graze among the seagrass beds.

DAY 04: Monkey Mia to Kalbarri (390 km) The journey south begins today, but there is still plenty to see and do on the journey back to Perth over the coming days. With its pristine beaches and towering coastal cliffs, Kalbarri is the ideal place for the nature lover. Kalbarri is situated along the winding banks of the Murchison River and adjacent to the Kalbarri National Park.

DAY 05: Kalbarri Today is free to explore Kalbarri and the surrounding area. The Murchison River carves through the rugged gorges of the National Park, providing excellent bushwalks and scenic outlooks.

DAY 06: Kalbarri to Cervantes (378 km) Make your way further south today to the town of Cervantes and the Nambung National Park. If you wish, stop off at Jurian Bay, for pristine white sands and enticing clear waters. The Nambung National Park, which includes the Pinnacles is located just 17 kilometres south of Cervantes. Spend the rest of the day exploring the amazing Pinnacle rock formations.

DAY 07: Cervantes to Perth (200 km) Travel down to Perth and take time to relax on the beautiful beaches in the area. *Your car is booked until tomorrow and should be dropped off at the city or airport, by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1, to avoid any additional charges.

EU TRAVEL EXPO-Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Raffles Boulevard Level 2 Crescent 2 Singapore 039593 Tel :65 6598 8888 Email : [email protected]

Inclusions: - 7 Days car rental - Unlimited kms, VRF (Vehicle Registration fee), CRF (Concession Recovery Fee), PLS (Premium Location Surcharge), LDW (Loss Damage Waiver), Super Excess Reduction (NIL Excess), GPS, one way fee (if applicable), admin fees and GST @10%. - Co-Pilot with Maps - 6 Nights Room Only - Touring as per details above - Pick-up for car rentals can be at either the airport or city/town depot. - Drop off can be at either the airport or city/town depot.

Exclusions:Fuel & Optional Extras.

Cancellation Policy: Fly Drive bookings cancelled within 60 days prior to travel incur a cancellation fee of AUD 100.-in addition to any fees levied by the properties / suppliers in the program.

EU TRAVEL EXPO-Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Raffles Boulevard Level 2 Crescent 2 Singapore 039593 Tel :65 6598 8888 Email : [email protected]