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Daydream Island, Australia Daydream all Inclusive Family Offer all inclusive for 4 people Transfers to and from Hamilton Island Full buffet breakfast in Graze Restaurant, 2 course selected lunch menu in either Graze or Inkstone Restaurants, 3 course selected dinner menu in either Graze or Inkstone Restaurants including selected soft drinks and/or juice each day. Valid for 2 adults and 2 children. Up to 2 additional children can be accommodated in the Family Rooms only for an additional cost per child per day. Menus are subject to change on daily basis. Conditions apply* Based on 2adults and 2 children 4yrs to 14 yrs, subject to availability additional nights all inclusive Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you Travel Dates: Contact for prices and dates Other room types available on request • Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you • Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you • Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you Fly to Hamilton Island or Proserpine then on to Daydream Island do a day sail to Whitehaven beach. For something completely different why not do a full day on the Reef and “Reef Sleep”Reefsleep is a two-day/one-night encounter with the Great Barrier Reef – an intimate, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sleep under the stars. Exclusive Reefworld at Hardy Reef is your destination – a permanently moored pontoon, located 39 nautical miles from shore on the outer Great Barrier Reef. Swim, snorkel, dive and explore this amazing natural ecosystem. Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you Daydream Island Daydream Island Daydream Island Resort & Living Reef is ideally located in the heart of Queensland’s Whitsundays Islands and the gateway to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef. Following an extensive $140 million redevelopment in 2018-2019, our stylish and tranquil island resort offers a range of refurbished spacious and modern rooms and suites which include a choice of interconnecting rooms for families and special access rooms, subject to availability at time of request. Daydream Island is home to three restaurants; Graze – a modern buffet restaurant complete with live cooking stations and a range of international cuisines, Infinity – a premium Asian Fusion dining experience Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you with expansive views of the Whitsunday Islands, and Ink stone Kitchen & Bar – inspired Modern Australian restaurant offering the best in steak and seafood. While each restaurant has its own unique cuisine and style, they all share the relaxed dining atmosphere synonymous with our island. Along with the three restaurants there are also three bars across the island; Tonic Bar – spanning indoors from the Atrium out towards Living Reef, Tonic Bar is the island’s speciality Gin Bar offering a great place to meet or relax and enjoy the atmosphere, Barefoot Bar – centrally located amongst the lush gardens by the pool landscape. With our expanded food and beverage outlets we offer our guests a plethora of options catering to their every need. Guests can dive into a snorkelling adventure at any time of the day or explore the island & surrounding Great Barrier Reef Marine Park by helicopter, sailboat or jet ski. Daydream Island Resort has activities for all ages with swimming pools, coral beaches, rainforest walk, fully equipped gym facilities and unlimited access to non-motorised water activities including kayaking, stand up paddle boarding and sailing. Our Tour Desk can arrange for half-day or full day tours of the Great Barrier Reef, the famous Whitehaven Beach and other nearby attractions. Daydream Island offers a revitalised pool landscape that sweeps through the tropical gardens across the resort allowing guests to swim and enjoy unparalleled views across the Whitsundays Great Barrier Reef. The swimming hub is complemented by the poolside Barefoot Bar, inclusive of a new dining concept serving gourmet burgers, sliders, pork ribs and chicken wings with fresh smoothies, milkshakes, wine, beer and tropical cocktails. The Living Reef is the main centrepiece of the island which is a free form coral lagoon wrapping 200m around the central building and holding over 1.5 million litres of water. The Living Reef is home to over 100 species of marine fish, over 80 species of coral and a variety of invertebrates such as starfish, sea cucumbers and crabs. Guests will have the option to join our team of resident marine biologists taking part in a guided fish feed tours, hand feeding baby stingrays or taking part with guided snorkelling adventures within the living reef. Our new underwater observatory offers a unique aspect of the Living Reef which is 4 metres below the water’s surface where you can watch the marine life in action or take memorable photos of family and friends snorkelling. The Living Reef further cements Daydream Island’s commitment as being eco-friendly whilst providing a strong educational program on the protection and conservation of the area’s native coral and marine life. The Kid’s Club is a haven for children with an exciting range of activities on offer each day. Kids will have the chance Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you to become eco-warriors at our Kids Club as they explore and learn about the Living Reef while playing and feeding the animals who call it home. Excellent Value Offers Including Stay Pay Offer Stay 5 nights and pay for 4 nights. Minimum 5-night stay with the 5th night being as complimentary. Valid in all room types. Extra nights are booked on a pro-rata basis; whole stay must be within the bonus validity. Maximum 2 free nights.*(Conditions Apply) Honeymoon Offer Stay a minimum of 3 nights and receive a complimentary bottle of Australian sparkling wine and chocolates on arrival and a late checkout of 11am. – Valid all year round. Must advise that pax are honeymooners at time of booking Early Bird Special 20% discount off contracted room rate Valid in all room types. Book By: 31st October 2020* (Conditions apply) Available for children aged between 4 to 12 years Programs change daily and are tailored to suit the ages of attending children. Activities include everything from wildlife experiences like fish feedings, coral collecting, and the rainforest wildlife walk and talk, to beach sports, scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, movies, kite making and plenty more. Gateway Travel and Russian Travel and Tours Established since 1972 In Australia Tel:: 0414955109 (by appointment only) International Tel: +61 414 955 109, Email: [email protected] www.russiantravelandtours.com.au, www.gateway-travel.com.au Говорим по-русски, We speak Russian Let us Know what Trip you would like us to design for you Kids Club hours – Morning session: 8.00am – 11.30 midday – Afternoon session: 12.00pm – 3.30pm – Morning or afternoon tea included Bookings are essential. Kids Club charges are payable directly to the Resort Nearby Sights Whitehaven Beach: 24km from Daydream Island, accessible via daily boat, helicopter and seaplane excursions. Great Barrier Reef: 100km from Daydream Island, accessible via daily boat, helicopter and seaplane excursions. Heart Reef: 70km from Daydream Island, visible on daily helicopter and seaplane excursions. Hamilton Island Airport: 18km from Daydream Island. Accessible via a 30- minute boat transfer. 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