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AUSTRALIA South Australia SOUTH AUSTRALIA From the brilliant white beaches of the Limestone coast to the world famous wineries of the Barossa Valley, South Australia is defi nitely a destination for those with a taste for the fi ner things in life. Its elegant city Adelaide, is a convenient base to explore from, as due south of the city lies Kangaroo Island, a microcosm of exotic fl ora and fauna. TOP EXPERIENCES Kangaroo Island See kangaroos, koalas, seals, sea lions, penguins Coast to Coast and much more at Kangaroo Island. Visit some of the worlds best wineries around the An early morning start with Remarkable Rocks Barossa and Clare Valleys. a scenic coach trip to Cape Journey into the Outback to the rugged scenery of Jervis to join the Sealink Flinders Ranges and spectacular Wilpena Pound. ferry to Kangaroo Island. Barossa Wine Tour On arrival onto Kangaroo Island FACT FILE head to Seal Bay Conservation and Hahndorf Climate: South Australia enjoys a warm climate Park to walk on the beach among Head to South Australia’s with seasons opposite to those of the UK. Spring the colony of rare and wild starts in September, Summer in December, Australian Sea Lions accompanied premium wine region and Autumn in March and Winter in June. by a National Parks Ranger. sample some of the fi nest wines Driving Times: Adelaide to Barossa Valley - including world famous Jacobs Next head to Vivonne Bay for 1 hour 30 minutes. Adelaide to Flinders Ranges - 4 a two-course lunch, before Creek and Langmeil. hours. Adelaide to Coober Pedy - 9 hours. spending the afternoon at Wind you way through the Adelaide GMT: + 9.5 hours Flinders Chase National Park, Hills to Hahndorf, the oldest German a renowned sanctuary for native settlement where you will enjoy lunch and Oodnadetta animals such as kangaroos, time to explore shops and galleries of local wallabies and echidnas. arts, crafts and produce. Coober Pedy SOUTH CRUISE/CRUISE OPTION FROM £87 PER ADULT AUSTRALIA FROM £169 PER ADULT Arkeroola CRUISE/FLY OPTION FROM £279 PER ADULT Wilpena Pound Ceduna Hawker Port Augusta Whyalla Barossa Valley Port Lincoln Adelaide Kangaroo Island Southern Ocean Robe MG bi > ADELAIDE ESSENTIALS 4 Day Package from £235 per adult Day 1: Arrival in Adelaide and transfer to your chosen hotel Day 2: Today a chance to discover the Barossa Valley – home of the famous Jacob’s Creek wines among many others. Day 3: Take today to explore the café culture of the garden city of Australia. Barossa Valley Day 4: Transfer to Adelaide for your onward fl ight. Please note: Prices are per person based on twin share and include 3 nights accommodation, return airport transfers and a days touring. Supplements apply over special events and prices may vary with availability. 74 AUSTRAVEL.COM | 0800 781 9609 We don’t just go there, we know there 074_075_AUS_13_1.indd 2 16/10/2012 11:53 Adelaide & South Australia Temptation Dolphin Swim Temptation is the first vessel in South Australia to be given a Murray River Murray River dolphin swim license and has Highlights been conducting successful dolphin swims since January Cruise the historic Murray river- 2002. Australia’s longest river system, Adelaide Bike & which is home to abundant Wildlife Adventure This is possibly the only cruise of its type, wildlife and birdlife. where you don’t go looking for dolphins, they come to you – something that has After a seafood buffet lunch there is free Transfer from central Adelaide taken numerous cruises to achieve. This time to visit the fully restored paddle to the summit of Mount Lofty, gulf is home to over a thousand common steamer PS Marion built in 1897, and the and take in the sweeping and bottlenose dolphins right on the Mannum Dock Museum with a fantastic views as you journey downhill, shore of Adelaide’s favourite beach resort, overview to river life throughout the years. spotting kangaroos, koalas Glenelg. FROM £87 PER ADULT and wallabies on your way at CRUISE FROM £77 PER ADULT Cleland Wildlife Park. DOLPHIN SWIM FROM £97 PER ADULT Cycle on trails that lead through native bushland, wind your way through quiet suburban streets and parkland, before arriving back in central Adelaide. FROM £75 PER ADULT Adelaide Kangaroo Island Swim with Dolphins ALL PRICES ARE A GUIDE. PRICES AND SUPPLEMENTS CAN INCREASE OR DECREASE. Prices in £ per person per night based on 2 adults sharing a room. Prices shown are a starting price and will vary according to departure date and time of booking. Package prices do not include international flights unless stated. Accommodation prices will be dependant on date of occupancy and not date of departure. Hotel and peak supplements may apply. Important: See the back of the brochure for terms and conditions - a full version can be found on our website and must be read prior to booking. 75 074_075_AUS_13_1.indd 3 16/10/2012 11:53 AUSTRALIA South Australia Day Tour KANGAROO ISLAND SAILING Spend a full day cruising the beautiful coastline of ed the Fleurieu Peninsula, learning the ropes with qualifi sail instructors or just relaxing and taking in the view. Take a refreshing swim or stroll barefoot on a sandy beach, before a BBQ lunch overlooking beautiful rolling hills and picturesque views. 3 Day Self Drive FROM £193 PER ADULT KANGAROO ISLAND SEALINK For the more independent traveller, catch a coach connection from Adelaide then cross by ferry to Kangaroo Island. Pick up a map and explore the island at your leisure from Seal Beach to the Remarkable Rocks. Some roads are gravel and need particular care taken when driving, and remember that there are wild animals out after dusk so take special care. Please see austravel.com for full details of accommodation options. FROM £338 PER ADULT 4WD Highlights of Kangaroo Island 2 Day Escorted Tour from £663 per adult Travel in small, personalised groups on this 4WD adventure for up-close nature experiences. Knowledgeable guides take you off the beaten track and a comprehensive tour to all the famous landmarks of Kangaroo Island. DAY 1: Take the early morning ferry from Adelaide and meet your guide. Highlights include a guided beach walk at Seal Bay, and a bush walk where koalas and kangaroos may be spotted, before an overnight stay close to Flinders Chase National Park. DAY 2: Explore the wonders of the Island, including the incredible Remarkable Rocks, the Hanson Bay Sanctuary and the seal colony at Flinders Chase. Please see austravel.com for full details of accommodation options 76 AUSTRAVEL.COM | 0800 781 9609 We don’t just go there, we know there 076_077_AUS_13_1.indd 2 16/10/2012 11:56 Adelaide and Kangaroo Island Breakfree Adelaide +++++ The hotel is located in Adelaide's West End area, an emerging arts district, and is home to a unique array of theatres, restaurants and cafés. Hotel accommodation comprises of studios, one and two bedroom apartments, with private balconies or courtyards and fully equipped kitchens with laundry facilities. FREE NIGHTS - Selected dates FROM £52 PER ADULT Mercure Grosvenor Hotel +++++ Just seconds from the shopping precinct of Rundle Mall, visitors to Adelaide can enjoy theatre, festivals, sporting events, Botanical Gardens and Central Market all within walking distance from the hotel. All rooms at Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide have warm colours and contemporary furniture. FREE BREAKFAST - Selected dates FROM £44 PER ADULT Majestic Roof Garden +++++ Majestic Roof Garden is a modern, award winning, inner-city hotel, situated just a few steps from the heart of the vibrant city centre. The hotel’s luxury rooms are unique and contemporary throughout with modern interior design, king-size beds and opulent bathrooms. With the signature garden on the roof you can experience stunning panoramic views. FREE UPGRADE - Selected dates FROM £67 PER ADULT Crowne Plaza +++++ Overlooking the peaceful gardens of Adelaide's Hindmarsh Square, the Crowne Plaza Adelaide stands tall in the city's bustling business district. Head to the Redsalt Restaurant and Bar to taste local fl avours, relax in the pool, sauna and spa, or explore the city from a great central base. FREE BREAKFAST - Selected dates FROM £75 PER ADULT Rendezvous Grand Hotel Adelaide +++++ This is a cosmopolitan hotel which combines European style and contemporary design. Guest rooms are elegantly appointed and enjoy luxury furnishings and stylish decor. The hotel offers superb dining choices in the intimate surrounds of the restaurant and relaxed atmosphere of the bar. FROM £69 PER ADULT Intercontinental Adelaide +++++ Located on the banks of the Torrens River, the Intercontinental Adelaide is close to the cultural boulevard of North Terrace, with boutique shopping, the Art Gallery of South Australia and a host of restaurants and bars. All guest rooms have uninterrupted city or Adelaide hills views. FREE BREAKFAST - Selected dates FROM £89 PER ADULT ALL PRICES ARE A GUIDE. PRICES AND SUPPLEMENTS CAN INCREASE OR DECREASE. Prices in £ per person per night based on 2 adults sharing a room. Prices shown are a starting price and will vary according to departure date and time of booking. Package prices do not include international fl ights unless stated. Accommodation prices will be dependant on date of occupancy and not date of departure. Hotel and peak supplements may apply. Important: See the back of the brochure for terms and conditions - a full version can be found on our website and must be read prior to booking. 77 076_077_AUS_13_1.indd 3 16/10/2012 11:56 AUSTRALIA South Australia Flinders Range Escape 4 Day Self Drive from £577 per adult DAY 1: ADELAIDE – WILPENA POUND DAY 3: WILPENA POUND – CLARE VALLEY Depart Adelaide, and travel north on the Princes Travel south to the Clare Valley Wine Region, Highway, past Port Pirie, and on to Quorn, which situated in the beautiful northern Mount Lofty is known for its heritage steam train journeys Ranges, and where the town of Clare nestles to Port Augusta.
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