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Great Barrier Reef John’s Cathedral. We travel south to than 350 market stalls showcase a O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat located in wonderful mix of local produce, arts, the heart of one of the world’s great crafts and fashion. We enjoy lunch at sub-tropical rain forests – World Heritage the Pub at Aussie World, a popular Lamington National Park. Enjoy a brief Sunshine Coast icon. The Pub’s claim tour of the Retreat and get ready to to fame is due to its quirky shape and explore the magnificent rain forest and the caricature exterior. Later we take its many attractions. Walk through the an extraordinary behind-the-scenes treetops on the famous Treetop Walk tour of Steve Irwin’s Australian Wildlife and inspect the extensive display of Hospital. Steve’s dream was to provide BOB GALLAHER plants and flowers in the nearby botanical a lifeline for nature’s innocent victims - Bob came to WEAU 13 News in gardens. We overnight at O’Reilly’s providing sick, injured and orphaned 1994 as the Weekend Sports Anchor Rainforest Retreat for two delightful wildlife with leading-edge treatment & Reporter. He took over Sports nights. Enjoy the night sky with its and rehabilitation before eventual release Director duties in 1998, and has held remarkable clarity and beauty. Never back to the wild. We will observe animals that role until 2014. During that time, before has the Southern Cross been receiving treatment, converse with Bob has had the opportunity to cover Wonders of Australia viewed so majestically. O’Reilly’s is a medical staff, and learn more about Super Bowls, Rose Bowls, NCAA stargazer’s dream. B,D Australia’s unique wildlife. The remain- Final Four, MLB All-star games and OCTOBER 13 - 25, 2019 Additional dates may be available der of the afternoon is free to experi- post-season and high school sports. DAY 9: O’REILLY’S RETREAT ence Caloundra’s charm and stroll Start the day with O’Reilly’s famous Prior to coming to Eau Claire, Bob esque waterfalls within Barron Gorge along the coastal boardwalks beside The ultimate experience featuring distinct accommodations, bird walk and meet the hundreds of birds worked at WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee National Park. Upon arrival in Kuranda, Bulcock and Kings Beach. L that feed each morning at the Retreat. as a News Editor on two different unique activities and must-see attractions. there’s plenty of time to explore this During breakfast a rain forest guide will NOOSA ECO-CRUISE occasions, from 1990-1992 and DAYS 1 & 2: SYDNEY BOUND Darling Harbor or The Rocks. Darling fascinating mountaintop village and visit DAY 12: invite us to participate in the day’s This morning we follow the stunning from 1993-1994. Bob also worked at We meet our Tour Director and prepare Harbor is Sydney’s favorite destination the Heritage Markets, full of colorful guided activities. Guided walks, a four- coastline rimmed with wide stretches WJFW-TV in Rhinelander, Wisconsin for our overnight flight to the Land Down for leisure and entertainment, with restau- and interesting arts and crafts. After wheel drive trip to magnificent locations of clean, white sand beaches to Noosa. as a News Reporter from 1992-1993. Under. Upon crossing the International rants, cafes, museums, theaters, parks lunch at Frog’s Restaurant we descend Date Line, we lose a calendar day. and specialty shops. The Rocks is one the magnificent MacAlister Range, a and morning and afternoon tea are We experience the rich history and Bob grew up in Clarendon Hills, of the most prestigious areas in Sydney 4.7 mile gondola cableway. Enjoy spec- included. Tonight, enjoy a nature pre- natural beauty that earned Noosa the Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. He DAY 3: HARBOR CRUISE with its restored houses and buildings, tacular views of the rain forest, tropical sentation at the Retreat Theater or a title of Queensland’s first UNESCO bio- graduated from Marquette University This morning we arrive in Sydney, spectacular views across the harbor, Cairns, the Coral Sea, and the lush guided walk to view nocturnal crea- sphere. The Noosa Eco-Cruise provides in Milwaukee with a Broadcast Australia’s largest, oldest and most and cobbled streets and pathways. B,L Cairns Highlands as we glide over the tures such as possums, pademelons, spectacular views of beaches, moun- Journalism degree in 1990. cosmopolitan city. We’re introduced rain forest canopy. B,L and glowworms. B,D tains, birds and marine life. We enjoy a Bob is an avid Chicago sports fan to Sydney’s sparkling waterfront DAY 5: TROPICAL CAIRNS short guided walk to discover native GREAT BARRIER REEF CROCODILE HUNTER’S including the Cubs and Blackhawks playground during a delightful Captain This morning we fly to tropical Cairns in DAY 7: DAY 10: plants, then reboard our vessel for a and Marquette Golden Eagles Cook harbor cruise. Gain a glimpse of Far North Queensland. This is the gate- & HELICOPTER RIDE AUSTRALIA ZOO generous morning tea in the shadow of basketball. He and his wife Colleen, the Sydney Opera House and Harbor way city to many of Australia’s natural Today we experience one of the high- We depart our secluded rainforest the national park. There’s time to stroll are proud parents of a beautiful Bridge, the longest single span bridge wonders, including the Great Barrier lights of our tour, a visit to the Great retreat and head north to the Sunshine along Noosa’s famous Main Beach and little girl, Mary Kate, who was in the world, sail past pristine parks, Reef. We visit the Tjapukai Aboriginal Barrier Reef. We cruise to Moore Reef Coast. We visit the Australia Zoo, situated visit fashionable Hastings Street, home born in November 2013. golden beaches and charming harbor- Cultural Park to explore the rich history located on the outer edge of the reef, in the shadow of the Glasshouse to the best in boutiques, renowned cafes, side neighborhoods. Later we arrive at of the world’s oldest living culture, the world’s largest living organism. Mountains, home of legendary television and restaurants. We gather this eve- Join Bob and WEAU News 13 the centrally located Sydney Vibe Hotel for dating back over 40,000 years. We join The reef is one of Australia’s greatest personality Steve Irwin the “Crocodile ning for our special Farewell Dinner. D viewers on this wonderful vacation. two nights. Tonight, become acquainted the descendants of Tjapukai people on national treasures and stretches more Hunter.” See colorful birds and those with your fellow travelers at a WEAU the foothills of the Barron Gorge rain than 1,200 miles along the coast. We prehistoric saltwater crocodiles in the DAY 13: FOND FAREWELLS News 13 Dinner hosted by your Tour forest for an afternoon of performances, view vividly colored tropical fish and Crocoseum. Experience hands-on animal This morning we bid farewell to Australia. coral from the reef viewer, underwater encounters like nowhere else in the world. Director at the Cyren Restaurant. D activities, and demonstrations. Sample Lorikeet traditional bush foods, learn to play the observatory, and glass bottom boat. Pet a koala, hand-feed kangaroos, walla- DAY 4: OPERA HOUSE didgeridoo, throw and paint a boomerang, Learn about the fish and marine life bies and see emus, wombats, dingoes, Australia Zoo Bindi Irwin & Wombat & CITY SIGHTS marvel at live dance performances, that inhabit this underwater world. cassowaries, and kookaburras. We arrive Today we discover Sydney with an gain insight into ancient hunting methods, Enjoy breathtaking sights of the Great at our oceanfront home for the next expert local guide. Enjoy views of the and learn the medicinal value of native Barrier Reef on an included scenic heli- three nights, the deluxe Monaco Resort Queen Victoria Building, Hyde Park, plants. Enjoy three pleasant nights at copter flight. Swim, snorkel, or just relax in Caloundra. Our luxurious one bed- bustling Kings Cross, and popular the Pacific Hotel Cairns adjacent to the in this beautiful marine setting. B,L room apartments offer stunning views to Bondi Beach. We marvel at the iconic waterfront and casino. the ocean and Bribie Island, enabling sails atop the famous Sydney Opera DAY 8: BRISBANE & LAMINGTON us to watch the ships go by from our House and enjoy a tour through this DAY 6: KURANDA SCENIC NATIONAL PARK balcony. All rooms are conveniently fitted landmark venue, one of the most rec- TRAIN & SKYRAIL This morning we fly to Brisbane, the with full kitchen and laundry facilities. B ognizable in the world. We’ll also tour Today we experience one of the most subtropical capital of Queensland and other popular landmarks throughout the spectacular rail excursions in the world, one of Australia’s most charming cities. DAY 11: EUMUNDI MARKETS city. Enjoy panoramic views of the har- the Kuranda Scenic Train. As we ascend, Our tour takes us into the Brisbane city & STEVE IRWIN’S bor and city during lunch at the Sydney our journey provides unsurpassed center, past many historical and signifi- WILDLIFE HOSPITAL Tower Revolving Restaurant. Later views of World Heritage recognized cant architectural buildings including This morning we visit the world-famous there’s time to visit the attractions of rain forest, steep ravines, and pictur- City Hall, Parliament House, and St. outdoor markets in Eumundi. More Tour Highlights Beautiful Scenery, Iconic Architecture & Thrilling Experiences Kuranda Scenic Train Enjoy the scenic beauty of tropical North Queensland as we ride the legendary Kuranda Scenic Railway. As we travel through this lush wilderness, we’ll learn Wonders of Australia about the construction and history of the railway. Once we arrive, discover the OCTOBER 13 - 25, 2019 tropical gardens of the rail station and enjoy a short walk to Kuranda, known as The Village in the Rainforest.
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