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Mt Gravatt Coach & Travel Senior Adventures Brochure P a g e | Mt Gravatt Coach & Travel Senior Adventures Brochure P a g e | 2 Our Story Mt Gravatt Coach & Travel has a proud, untarnished record of over 40 years of experience ensuring that our guests reach their destinations, safely and on time, and return home with everlasting memories of their adventures. Travel planning can turn into a nightmare if you’re not used to doing this kind of planning which is where we come in! We specialise in senior adventures and bespoke trips handcrafted with you and your travel group in mind. We are here to help you make the most of your experience and add value to every single trip you take with us. It has always been our objective to provide reliable transportation services at a reasonable cost. Our staff treat each passenger with the same consideration and care they would give to their loved ones. We have always acted on the principle that we would rather lose money than the confidence of our customers. We love what we do and always strive to provide the best service, value, and experience for all our guests onboard. Occasionally breakdowns and flat tyres do happen, but our drivers will swing into action to get your trip back on the road as soon as possible. Our drivers’ local road knowledge to find the best routes will ensure your safe and timely arrival. We handpick our coach drivers for their safe driving experience and their pleasant, helpful attitude to ensure a happy and memorable trip for you and your travel group. Our drivers are patient, friendly, and always willing go that extra mile to assist you and your guests. They don’t just “drive and drop off”. From the cheery “G’day!” at the door, they take an interest in you and your group, and will point out landmarks and give you expert commentary from start to finish. When you travel with us you’re not just a customer, you’re part of our family. P a g e | 3 Our Fleet Our fleet of buses and coaches are our family and that’s why each of them have been christened with their very own name, and some interesting stories to match! Our coaches can carry from 12 passengers in Tiny to 61 seated passengers with our own version of royalty, Sir Terry, providing extra seating space for a truly relaxing ride. We offer air-conditioned coaches with on-board entertainment available, and all our vehicles are fitted with communication equipment to ensure a seamless trip. We also have a fleet of low floor buses that can be used for short local trips and have wheelchair access available. Our Pricing We know that one size doesn’t fit all and each charter is different. Want a little more space on the seat or only need our small 12 person coach? We tailor-make our quotes and price up the best option to suit your needs. Our pricing is all inclusive of coach hire, lunch, and activities unless otherwise stated. Please note costs are calculated based on a minimum of 30 customers and a maximum of 50, and may fluctuate slightly dependent on numbers, pick up location, and meal choice. We can also quote for coach and driver only, if you have somewhere organised to go. We can provide morning tea facilities including tea, coffee and snacks for a small additional cost of $2.00 per person. Have you stumbled across a unique or interesting venue, location, or place of interest? Let us know and we can tailor an itinerary that fits in perfectly with your schedule and special requests. Contact us at for a personalised quote, more information or even just to have a chat about your next adventure at [email protected] or call (07) 3808 7800 *Please note that all prices provided were correct at time of publication, but may change without warning at the discretion of the provider. P a g e | 4 Scenic Rim Robotic Dairy - Scenic Rim Region Head out to the Scenic Rim’s Robotic Dairy for a unique and fascinating day out in the country. We stop for morning tea along the way before reaching our country destination. Experience a warm country welcome as the Dennis family takes you through the history of dairy farming, from the days of the horse and cart all the way through to the introduction of electricity and the current high-tech LELY Robotic Milking System. Bringing an Esky or cooler bag is a must, as we get the chance to purchase the Robotic Dairy’s delicious milk, cheeses, and yoghurts after the day. After indulging in some retail therapy, we finish the day with a lovely lunch before enjoying the leisurely drive home. Inclusions Coach Hire Tour Lunch Pricing $56.00pp - $69.00pp Abbey Museum - Caboolture We stop for morning tea before taking a trip back in time through half a million years of human history at the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology. Explore the Middle Ages, the Industrial Revolution, and ancient Mesoamerican civilisations at one of Brisbane’s must-see destinations. With displays focusing on the Islamic, Chinese, Japanese and Indian civilisations, no other museum in Brisbane showcases the history of the world. With three main tours, and special tours available on request, there is something for everyone to enjoy at the Abbey Museum. Inclusions Coach Hire Selected Tour Lunch Pricing Medieval Stained Glass & Museum Tour (1-1.5 hours) $50.00pp - $64.00pp I Love the Knight Life Tour (3.5 – 4 hours) $47.00pp - $62.00pp Heritage Trail: The Sacred Mountains (3 hours) $59.00pp - $71.00pp P a g e | 5 Albert River Wines - Tamborine Region Enjoy morning tea on the way to Tambourine or include it as part of your Albert River Wines tour. Stroll through the historic 1800’ss homesteads, the fully restored Auchenflower House, and Taabinga Chapel before meeting the locals and their friendly farmyard animals! Learn about a day in the life on a sheep station and the wonderful Kelpies who keep the show running. Finish off an exciting day by cracking a whip or throwing a boomerang before enjoying a delicious lunch at the winery. An alternative lunch option is to visit one of the many local restaurants before starting the drive back home. Tours run 11:00am Wednesday to Friday. Inclusions Coach Hire Selected Tour Lunch Pricing Morning Tea and Tour (1-1.5 hours) Includes lunch offsite $50.00pp - $61.00pp Lunch and Tour (1-1.5 hours) $45.00pp - $56.00pp Artvo Illusions - Robina Town Centre On route to our destination we stop for morning tea and the chance to prepare yourself for our trip down the rabbit hole at Queensland’s new immersive ‘trick-art’ gallery. Wind your way through larger than life murals, optical illusions, and unbelievable scenarios. There are over six themed zones for us to explore, stretched out over 1400 square metres and clearly marked ‘photo points’ on the ground to ensure you snap the perfect souvenir. Afterward we stop for lunch and some retail therapy at Robina Town Centre before boarding the coach for some well-deserved rest on the drive home. Inclusions Coach Hire Selected Tour Lunch Pricing $57.00pp - $70.00pp P a g e | 6 Awassi Cheesery - Grantham We drive out to the rich farmlands just an hour west of Brisbane to experience true farm to table at this boutique dairy and sheep farm. Learn about the cheese-making process from paddock, to the milking parlour, to the cheesery and enjoy a scrumptious cheese tasting and lunch surrounded by avocado groves. Make sure to bring spending money as Awassi has their cheeses and all natural cosmetic and skin care range for sale direct from the farm. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays have also been allocated for bus groups which means the farm will be exclusively yours to explore. Inclusions Coach Hire Cheese Tasting & Tour Lunch Pricing $70.00pp - $85.00pp Bay Islands Tour - Redlands Coast We eat morning tea on route to the picturesque bayside suburb of Redland Bay to start our water adventure around the Islands. Transfer by water taxi to the bay Islands of Karragarra, Lamb, Macleay and Russell Island. The round trip itself takes approximately an hour with the option to disembark and explore any islands along the way. The ferry ride is followed by lunch at one of the islands or back on the mainland at one of the many delicious options available on the bayside. Drive back via Cleveland to visit the historic Old Cleveland lighthouse before heading back home. Inclusions Coach Hire Ferry Ride Lunch Pricing $37.00pp - $46.00pp P a g e | 7 Beenleigh Rum Distillery Adventure - Eagleby Today we travel to an iconic Queensland attraction to explore Australia’s oldest registered and continuously working distillery. After our morning tea at the Logan River Parklands we embark on a tour to get the inside story about the distillery’s history and the process of crafting quality Australian Rum. This tour is followed by a tavern lunch at the local pub to round out a delicious day of food and drink before heading back home. Inclusions Coach Hire Selected Tour Lunch Pricing Tour and Tasting (1 hour) $51.00pp - $60.00pp Tour (40 minutes) $43.00pp - $52.00pp Bestbrook Mountain Resort - Southern Downs Today we travel to the rolling hills of the Great Dividing Range to visit Bestbrook Mountain Resort to enjoy old-fashioned Australian country hospitality and magnificent mountain views. Enjoy morning tea on route or at the farm before our tour takes us for a wander around the property.
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