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Queensland Australia 15 Areas Customizable Package! Queensland Australia Skyrail Rainforest Cableway 15 Areas (Cairns & Tablelands) Hidden customizable Waterfall (Cape York) Strand Park Chillagoe package! (Townsville) Caves (Gulf Savannah) Whitehaven Beach (Whitsunday) Eungella National Park (Mackay) Flights on Silkair & Taxes* Australian Age of Dinosaurs (Outback 6N accommodation Queensland) 7D car rental + basic insurance + Fossicking Bundaberg Rum (Capricorn) Distillery (Bundaberg) comprehensive in-house guidebook Cobb+Co Museum (Southern Queensland Country) Agnes Water & 1770 Noosa 75 Mile (Gladstone) National Beach Park (Fraser (Sunshine Coast) Coast) Breakfast & Sightseeing Entrance Fees Visa fees, if applicable Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Dreamworld (Brisbane) (Gold Coast) 1. Prices are subjected to changes depending on departure date, season & availability 2. All bookings are on request basis, subjected to airfare and hotel rooms availability 3. Airport taxes are subjected to changes, additional cost might incur if taxes exceed estimate BOOKING PERIOD: By 31 Oct 2020 4. Blackout periods / Peak season surcharges may apply for flights and hotels TICKET BY: 3 days after booking 5. HIS reserves the rights for any changes to be advised upon confirmation TRAVEL PERIOD: Now – 30 Nov 2020 6. All passports to have minimum 6 months validity before departure, 7. Other terms & conditions apply PRICE DETAILS Adult Rate Child Rate SGL TWN TRP QUAD CHT CWB CNB $2788 $1788 $1588 $1538 $1688 $1488 $888 *Prices are subjected to hotel & airfare surcharges. B Kia Rio or similar C Toyota Corolla or similar x 4 x 2 x 5 x 3 S Mitsubishi ASX or similar V Kia Carnival or similar x 5 x 4 x 8 x 4 *Car models are for reference only and will be arranged by car rental staff. *Parking, toll, fuel are payable at own expense. Car to be returned at full tank else extra charges would apply. MIX MAP OF SUGGESTED ITINERARY & D1: SIN – Cairns Free & Easy on own MATCH Select 2 – 4 Cairns D2: Cairns – Kuranda – Cairns sightseeing spots! Airport • Skyrail Rainforest Cableway* • Barron Falls • Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural • Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures Park • Palm Cove Beach • Kuranda Scenic Railway* • Cairns Night Markets Cairns 1 2 • Australian Butterfly Sanctuary Kuranda Select 3 – 5 D3: Cairns – Townsville sightseeing Townsville 3 6 • Whale Watching Tours Cairns • Cairns Esplanade spots! (Jul to Sep only) Lagoon* • Fitzroy Island • The Crystal Caves • Cairns Aquarium • Millaa Millaa Lookout* Whitsunday • Cairns Botanic Gardens • Millaa Millaa Waterfall Islands Select 2 – 4 D4: Townsville – Airlie Beach sightseeing spots! Airlie • Magnetic Island • Anderson Park Botanical 4 5 • Strand Park* Gardens Beach • Museum of Tropical • Riverway Arts Centre Queensland • Billabong Sanctuary • Reef Headquarters Aquarium • Airlie Beach Lagoon* Legend D5: Airlie Beach – Whitsunday Islands – Airlie Beach • Great Barrier Reef (Semi-Submarine) Select 2 – 4 Sightseeing Spots • Whitehaven Beach sightseeing • Hill Inlet Lookout* • Great Barrier Reef (Underwater spots! • Hamilton Island Observatory) 1 Order of Hotel Stay • Great Barrier Reef* • Great Barrier Reef (Scenic Helicopter (Snorkelling & Diving) Flight) • Heart Reef* Select 3 – 5 D6: Airlie Beach – Townsville sightseeing spots! • Coral Sea Marina • Airlie Creek Track • Honeyeater Lookout Trail • Strand Park • Whale Watching Whitsundays • Castle Hill Lookout* (Jul to Sep only) • Castle Hill Lookout (Sunset • Skydive Airlie Beach* view) D7: Townsville – Cairns – SIN Free & Easy on own 020620 [610/550].
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