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AUSTRALIA 2019/20 AUSTRALIA At First Class Holidays we love to travel and we treat your holiday with the same passion and attention to detail as if it were our own. For 23 years, our team have been delivering award-winning service to over one hundred thousand satisfied customers. From the moment you pick up the phone, we share your dream; from the moment you book, we share your anticipation and from that moment you arrive, we share your excitement. We take care of it all. With tailor-made holidays to Australia and the South Pacific, you can trust us to plan your journey to perfection. Sydney Opera House 2 CONTENTS 4-5 The First Class Difference WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6-7 Around Australia 83-87 Escorted Touring 8-9 Holiday Types 88-91 Self Drive & Motorhome Touring 10 Tailor Made Holidays 92 Guided Walking 11 Our Travel Ambassador 93 Cruising 94-96 Perth MULTI STATE HOLIDAYS 97 Freemantle, Mandurah, Scarborough, 12-13 Round the World Yallingup 14-21 Escorted Coach Tours 98-99 Margaret River 22-26 Rail Holidays 99 Albany, Shark Bay, Kalbarri 27-31 Independent Holidays 100 Broome, Exmouth, Geraldton, Kimberley, Ningaloo Reef NEW SOUTH WALES SOUTH AUSTRALIA 33-37 Self Drive & Motorhome Touring 102 Guided Walking 38-43 Sydney 103-104 Adelaide 44-45 Blue Mountains & Hunter Valley 105 Barossa Valley, Flinders Ranges 46 Byron Bay 106-107 Kangaroo Island 47 Coffs Harbour, Jervis Bay, VICTORIA Lord Howe Island, Port Macquarie, 109-110 Self Drive Tours Port Stephens 111-112 Guided Walking QUEENSLAND 113-116 Melbourne 49-50 Self Drive & Motorhome Touring 117 Yarra Valley 51-52 Brisbane 118 Apollo Bay, Mornington Peninsula, 53 Queensland Coast Hinterland Metung, Mallacoota, Phillip Island, 54 Noosa Port Fairy 55 Surfers Paradise, Main Beach TASMANIA 56 Mooloolaba, Hervey Bay, 120-122 Escorted Touring Fraser Island 121 Self Drive Touring 57 Airlie Beach, Daydream Island 122-123 Guided Walking 58-59 Hamilton Island 124 Hobart 60 Lizard Island, Heron Island 125 Cradle Mountain, Coles Bay, 61 Hayman Island Launceston, Strahan 62-63 Cairns & North Queensland AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Sightseeing 126 Canberra 64-65 Great Barrier Reef Cruises 66 Cairns 127 Cruising 67 Kewarra Beach, Mission Beach, 128-133 Fiji Palm Cove, Trinity Beach 134-135 Stopover Packages 68-69 Port Douglas 70 Daintree Rainforest & Mossman, GETTING AROUND & FLIGHTS Atherton Tablelands 136-137 Car Rental NORTHERN TERRITORY 138-139 Motorhome Rental 72-73 Uluru Sightseeing 140-142 Airlines to Australia 74-75 Red Centre Touring 143-144 Important Information 76 Uluru 145-147 Booking Conditions 77 Alice Springs 78-79 Darwin 80 Katharine & Kakadu 80-81 Top End Touring 3 THE FIRST CLASS DIFFERENCE MULTI AWARD WINNING 23 YEARS OF EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE We are very proud that our personal, friendly service and We were founded in 1996 with a desire to provide attention to detail has led to us becoming an industry outstanding levels of service and customer satisfaction and leader in providing tailor-made holidays. We have been this is still the case today. Over the past 23 years we have recognised through the years by winning a number of developed unique holiday itineraries that tick all the must- prestigious awards from within and outside of the travel see highlights, as well as the expertise to create a tailormade industry, including Best Long-Haul Operator, Outstanding trip just for you. We know how to choose the perfect Service Award and Best Specialist Destination Operator. flights, the best hotels for your city stay and recommend those hidden gems that complete the whole journey. With PRICE MATCH PROMISE thousands of satisfied customers and a raft of awards for exceptional service, your holiday is in the best possible hands. We work very hard in sourcing competitive prices and have great relationships with our airlines and suppliers to ensure you get the best value for money. We regularly check prices 100% TAILORMADE FOR YOU against our competitors, however if you find a better price We have crafted a fantastic range of holidays but if you elsewhere sold with the same service conditions, we will find that none include everything you want to do, then our happily lower our price to match. Please see terms and tailormade service is just for you. We have been involved in conditions on our website www.fcholidays.com for more the planning and preparation of detailed holidays for many details on our policy. years and would be delighted to share our knowledge to help you plan your perfect holiday. Simply visit your TRUSTED BY OVER local travel agent, call us on 0161 888 5608 or email [email protected] and one of our expert and friendly 100,000 CUSTOMERS team will plan your ideal holiday from start to finish. We are committed to making your holiday as incredible as possible, but don’t take our word for it. We have over 100,000 satisfied customers who would highly YOUR MONEY IS SAFE WITH US recommend our services to make your dream holiday You can trust First Class Holidays in the knowledge that become a reality. Why not have a look at the customer we are fully bonded with the Civil Aviation Authority ATOL reviews on our website: www.fcholidays.com scheme (Licence Number 5421) and with the Association of British Travel Agents (Licence Number W3550). You OVER 750 YEARS can book your travel arrangements with the peace of mind that your money is safe. We are also members of TRAVEL EXPERIENCE the Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO) With a team of over 50 people all sharing a great and abide by their Code of Conduct and the AITO Quality passion for travelling we have a wealth of knowledge Charter that requires high standards of quality and service. and experience. Many of us have taken the tours showcased throughout this brochure, and we know that there is nothing more important than first-hand knowledge when planning your dream adventure. Great Barrier Reef, Queensland 4 ALL OUR HOLIDAYS PROVIDE PEACE OF MIND WITH COMPLETE FINANCIAL PROTECTION Exceptional service is at the heart of everything we do and has been for the 23 years since we began trading. From the moment of your first enquiry to when you return home, our mission is to ensure that all arrangements are seamless and as you want them. We can tailor make itineraries for all budgets, applying the same first-class level of service to all. When you are looking for a touring holiday, a city break or perhaps that once in a lifetime celebration, it is not a decision to be taken lightly and you need a travel company you can trust; that company is First Class Holidays. OUR FRIENDLY TEAM Our team of Australia experts are passionate about the land Down Under and there is nothing more important than speaking to someone who has been there, and we all have! We can provide first hand knowledge on everything, from flights and hotels to sightseeing and excursions. We are also happy to share those smaller elements that help create your perfect holiday from finding the best coffee spots to that hidden gem in your favourite city; we want to share our experiences with you. EXPERIENCE OUR AWARD WINNING SERVICE – CALL OUR TEAM ON 0161 888 5608 OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT 5 AUSTRALIA A land so diverse, so magical, Australia offers something for everyone. From cosmopolitan cities and stunning scenery to amazing underwater reefs and marine life; sun-drenched tropical beaches and the scorched yet inspirational Red Centre to verdant vineyards and the hazy Blue Mountains, this is a land just waiting to be explored. Touring, hiking, sailing or lazing on the beach; sightseeing wine tasting and exploring rainforests or underwater gardens, you’ll find it all in the great Land Down Under. ALL OUR HOLIDAYS PROVIDE PEACE OF MIND WITH COMPLETE FINANCIAL PROTECTION 6 QUEENSLAND Stretching from Brisbane to Cape York this is one of Australia’s most visited regions and has a tropical climate. The southern coastline is a haven for surfers and beach lovers; the north is home to the Great Barrier Reef and enormous tropical rainforests that will take your breath away. VICTORIA The smallest mainland state boasts a wealth of natural wonders including the Twelve Apostles, the eroded limestone rock formations that can be seen from The Great Ocean Road. Eastern Victoria’s vineyards produce some world class wines and Melbourne has cutting edge culture, sports and fashion. NEW SOUTH WALES This is the home of Sydney - climb the famous Bridge, cruise the harbour, visit the Opera House or escape to the Blue Mountains or the Hunter Valley wineries. Enjoy the stunning coastal scenery too and fantastic white surf beaches like Byron Bay. NORTHERN TERRITORY This is the home of the true Outback and Australia’s most famous icon - Uluru (or Ayers Rock as it is still known by many). Six times the size of Great Britain, it has a low population and is mostly an untouched outback and wilderness area. The Aboriginal people own almost 50% of the land and there are many opportunities to explore the region’s unique culture. WESTERN AUSTRALIA Flanked by the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean, this is the largest state, occupying one third of the Australian continent. Enjoy cosmopolitan Perth, the wineries of Margaret River, feed dolphins at Monkey Mia wildlife reserve, or go exploring the outback scenery in the Kimberley range. SOUTH AUSTRALIA From a striking coastline of sandy beaches and steep cliffs, to the desert like terrain of the north; unique Kangaroo Island and the most famous wineries in Australia there’s something for everyone.
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