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2020-2021 Exploring Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park with our expert guide. 7-22 day 5-19 day Fully Guided Experiences Small Group Journeys From page 10 From page 32 Explore. Connect. Smile. Discover two lands of extraordinary landscapes, a tapestry of ancient cultures and rugged wilderness, on two remarkable island nations. Explore Australia and New Zealand with AAT Kings. Toast to an iconic sunset in the outback town of Alice Springs; moments to cherish forever. 3 Start EXPLORING Guided Vacations 10-31 Highlights of Australia & New Zealand 10 Contrasts of Australia & New Zealand 12 Outback Adventure 14 East Coast Islands & Rainforest 16 Tastes of Southern Australia 18 Tasmanian Wonders 20 New Zealand Uncovered 22 Southern Spectacular 24 Kia Ora New Zealand 26 New Zealand Marvel 28 Southern Spotlight 30 Inspiring Journeys Small Group Experiences 32-41 Outback Australia: The Color of Red 32 Outback Contrasts: A Journey to the Centre 34 Kakadu’s Ancient Secrets 36 A Journey to the West 38 Victoria’s Hidden Gems 39 The Long White Cloud 40 4 AUTHENTIC ADVENTURES CUSTOMIZED YOUR WAY Choose your Travel Style Everyone dreams a little differently, so we have three distinct styles of Guided Vacation to offer you the perfect journey. From travelers seeking the relaxation and seamlessness of a fully inclusive experience, to explorers wanting the freedom to discover their own special moments, or even first-time visitors ready to fulfil their ultimate sightseeing Bucket List, there’s a style of travel that’s ideal just for you. For heart Bucket list Immersive, and soul vacations & must- authentic, small explorations see destinations group journeys Connect deeply with Combining a flexible Embark on an intimate your destination, on a itinerary with the exploration of Australia fully curated vacation, impeccable knowledge or New Zealand, in a enjoying seamless and service of group of no more than service, premium AAT Kings, Best Buys 20, to discover locations accommodations and allow you to customize that a privileged few will exclusive experiences. your experience. have the opportunity to experience. 5 SMART WAYS TO SAVE EARLY BIRD SAVINGS Book by 31 January 2020 and save up to $945 on First Choice vacations and Inspiring Journeys. We love to reward our guests for booking early. That’s why, when you book and pay in full by 31 January 2020, you’ll save up to 10% on any First Choice vacation or Inspiring Journey that departs after 1 April 2020. Some conditions apply. Ask your travel agent or visit www.aatkings.com for further information. KINGS CLUB TRAVELING SOLO? As a Kings Club member you will unlock exclusive access to rewards that To avoid the single supplement increase with the more trips you take. on your AAT Kings operated Guided Vacations we can pair you in a twin room with a fellow Kings Club (Traveled 1-4 times) Kings Club Plus traveler of the same gender. Receive a 5% saving on any departure in this (Traveled 5+ times) Plus, if we can’t pair you up, you’ll get your own room, brochure if you book by 15 November 2019. Receive all Kings Club benefits Plus receive: without any additional cost. PLUS • 5% off selected trips throughout the year Throughout the year, we also • Priority access to new trips Receive unrestricted access to your 5% offer selected departures • Secret Sales not available to the public saving on all destinations, all year round with no single supplement, • Special Kings Club recognition during your trip to make our solo travelers feel particularly welcome. Be sure to keep an eye on our website at aatkings.com/waystosave to take advantage of the latest exciting Kings Club offers. (Subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time.) Visit aatkings.com/solo for the latest departures. ADD ONS GROUP TRAVELERS YOUNG TRAVELERS + Children 5-15 years receive a discount save up to 2.5% save 5% when sharing a room with an adult When you book two or more guided When 5-16 people travel together everybody on AAT Kings operated First Choice vacations at the same time saves 5% & Best Buys Guided Vacations. (Limit of one discount per room.) save person free 10% 1 Conditions apply. Save on your Short Breaks or Day Tours in When 17 or more people travel together one See page 43 for more info > conjunction with your Guided Vacations or person travels for free Inspiring Journeys AAT Kings can also tailor an itinerary for you save 5% and your group of 15 people or more. Ask us Book a triple room and save on the twin for more details. price 6 EXPLOREAustralia & Kakadu National Park A gazetted Ramsar site, Kakadu is replete DARWIN with waterfalls and wildlife. Litchfield National Park Kakadu National Park Great Barrier Reef Katherine Gorge The Daintree Port Douglas Cairns Atherton NORTHERN Tablelands TERRITORY QUEENSLAND Alice Springs Kings Canyon Uluru Uluru Australia’s most sacred Kata Tjuta Indigenous site, mighty Uluru stands proud, watching over WESTERN the Red Center, with a history AUSTRALIA filled with myth and legend. SOUTH AUSTRALIA Coober Pedy Flinders Ranges NEW SOUTH WALES PERTH Rottnest Island The Barossa Fremantle Blue Mountains Busselton ADELAIDE CANBERRA Margaret River Kangaroo Island VICTORIA MELBOURNE Mount Gambier Great Ocean Road Kangaroo Island Launceston An island paradise where sea lions roam free, the Remarkable Cradle Mountain Rocks lean precariously and the Admirals Arch boasts Gordon River thousands of stalactites. HOBART Port TASMANIA Arthur Freycinet National Park 7 Australia & THE AAT KINGS WAY Great Barrier Reef The two southern lands of Australia and New Zealand are breathtaking One of the seven natural wonders of the world, to in their diversity. experience the Great Barrier Reef is to explore Your Australian adventure could take you to magnificent Uluru, the an underwater paradise of glittering subtropical waters of the Great Barrier Reef or the sublime color and life. wilderness of Tasmania. While New Zealand is an enchanting land of fire and ice – majestic, world-renowned Milford Sound, vibrant Māori traditions in Rotorua, and glorious mountain-to-beach scenery. Wherever you roam with us, there are a thousand ways in both countries to make memories that last a lifetime. Mission Beach Hamilton Island Bay of Islands Discover a subtropical haven of more than 140 islands, cruising by deserted beaches, secret coves and abundant marine wildlife. Fraser Island Bay of Islands Noosa Paihia BRISBANE Whangarei Gold Coast Franz Josef Orewa Glacier AUCKLAND Waiheke Island Byron Bay Witness this stunning South Island wonder, its rivers of ice and mantle of snow (perhaps on an unforgettable Rotorua helicopter flight!) Waitomo Caves Hunter Valley Taupo SYDNEY NORTH Hawke’s Bay ISLAND Napier Nelson Arthur’s Pass Kapiti Coast Greymouth SOUTH WELLINGTON ISLAND Franz Josef Glacier TranzAlpine Train CHRISTCHURCH Mt. Cook Milford Sound Twizel Omarama Cruise this multifaceted Milford Sound jewel of magnificent Queenstown Fiordland, once QUEENSTOWN described as the Take on New world’s 8th natural Zealand’s amazing wonder, by day or Dunedin adventure capital even overnight. with a wide range of activities, from elegant cruisers to high-speed thrills! 8 Over 100 Years of A PASSION FOR Experience SERVICE Experience places that will fill you with wonder, where we take you beneath the surface to show you the enchanting beauty and soul of these two truly diverse countries. From the white sandy beaches of the Great Barrier Reef to the snow-capped mountains of New Zealand’s South Island, you’ll learn the history of these lands and be inspired by their ancient cultures. Our experts’ knowledge and passion for showcasing Australia & New Zealand is unrivaled, making our Guided Vacations a truly unforgettable experience. But we’ll let you Independently rated 5/5 see it for yourself and hear it in their own words. Good information on tour and what to expect was received early. Easy transfers from airport We were very pleased with the service, the tour “ at start of tour and at the end. Fabulous itinerary guide was very informative and well organized. that was well paced and interesting. The driver “ The accommodations and meals were very and our guide were exceptional, both with their good. We would recommend AAT. We really commentaries and their easy-going relaxed enjoyed New Zealand and hope to return one day. style and complemented each other perfectly. Aldo B Alistair G ” ” @livelifesarah @Brettmorrison87 Uluru sunset, Northern Territory Lake Tekapo, New Zealand 9 ENJOY YOUR STAY AAT Kings’ knowledge and experience ensures you stay in accommodations that’s Discover Australia’s selected for comfort, location spiritual heartland and facilities. Our range as you stay only includes brands like Crowne moments from Uluru. Plaza, Stamford Plaza, Sofitel, Ayers Rock Resort and features resorts like First Choice Guided Vacations Cable Beach Club Resort & Uluru, NT Spa, Te Waonui Forest Retreat and Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, just to name a few. Beneath the towering peaks of the Darran Stay at the gateway to the magical north- This property is close to the edge of Mountains, experience the majesty of this west of Tasmania. one of New Zealand’s most spectacular World Heritage destination. natural attractions. Milford Sound Lodge Tall Timbers Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier Inspiring Journeys Best Buys Guided Vacations Best Buys Guided Vacations Milford Sound, NZ Smithton, TAS Franz Josef Glacier, NZ Experience the ultimate in bush luxury on Comfortable and environmentally friendly Experience stunning views over the Coral the fringe of Kakadu National Park. beachfront resort with rainforest and Sea from your private balcony at the Reef ocean views. View Hotel. Wildman Wilderness Lodge Punakaiki Resort Hamilton Island Inspiring Journeys First Choice Guided Vacations Best Buys Guided Vacations Mary River, NT Punakaiki, NZ The Whitsundays, QLD 10 Highlights of Australia & New Zealand 22 DAYS MELBOURNE CHRISTCHURCH IMZB HIGHLIGHTS Join a local family for a 'Be My Guest' morning tea and hear tales of the amazing world- LOCAL record-setting motorcycle CONNECTION designed in their garage.
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