DAY 1: OVERNIGHT FLIGHT: Depart from the USA. You will cross the International Date Line and “lose” one day.
DAY 3: SYDNEY: Arrive Sydney. Welcome to the land down under… After two days on a plane, you will be ready for adventure in Sydney, the first settlement of Australia settled in one of the most beautiful harbors in the world! After dropping your bags off at your hotel, put your walking shoes on! The Rocks Walking tour takes you through Sydney’s first European settlements and is full of rows and rows of beautifully restored historic buildings. You could literally get lost in the maze of cobblestone lanes, art galleries, and shops offering unusual gifts and souvenirs. If you are hungry and eager to explore the harbor, set sail on a Captain Cook Cruise. As you eat your fill of truly wonderful seafood, view the Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, and the spectacular Sydney skyline. If you are an opera buff, or even if you are not, tour the Sydney Opera House. This world-renowned performance venue, which presents everything from opera to circuses to rock n’ roll, appears as if it is literally going to sail away into the harbor because of its internationally recognized “sails” on the top of its roof.
DAY 4: SYDNEY: Modern Australia may be a European stronghold, but there were people here before the English and Dutch arrived. The Muru Mittigar is an exciting effort by the Western Sydney Aboriginal community that acknowledges the traditional owners of the area. Learn the story of the Darug people while also focusing on the unique Aboriginal cultures of the region. Try your hand at Boomerang throwing, a traditional item for sports but also used as a weapon in warfare and hunting. Gather for dinner and then set out to see the sites of Sydney with friends.
DAY 5: SYDNEY: Take your time with breakfast this morning. You have earned it! After breakfast, you may want to visit the seaside village of Manly on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Relax on its pristine beach, rent a bike or even learn how to surf! Return to your hotel when you are ready. You may not want to leave your surfboard!
DAY 6: SYDNEY/ MELBOURNE: After breakfast hop a plane and travel to Melbourne. Melbourne City is a lasting reminder of Europe’s influence on this island continent. One of the most “European looking” cities in Australia, it boasts a central business district with buildings that honor the city’s past and present. Drive through the fashionable Toorak Village and Fitzroy Gardens with avenues of huge English elms that will make you feel like you are in jolly ol’ England. If you are in the mood for adventure, see the sites of Melbourne from the Eureka Skydeck. In less than 40 seconds you will rise to the 88th floor aboard the fastest elevators in the Southern Hemisphere. Eureka Tower is one of the world’s largest residential buildings. If your sense of adventure has not left you, the board “The Edge” a glass cube that extends a few feet out from the building. Once onboard, you will be suspended almost 1,000 feet above the ground! Eureka, I found it! After coming down to Earth, spend some time walking along the Southbank Promenade. Enjoy a nice lunch and shop for souvenirs for your family or that special person back home. Gather with friends for dinner and take in the nightlife sites of Melbourne.
DAY 7: RETURN FLIGHT HOME: Depart Melbourne. Cross International Dateline again one day. Arrive in the USA in the afternoon. Welcome home!
DAY 1: OVERNIGHT FLIGHT: Depart from the USA. You will cross the International Date Line and “lose” one day.
DAY 3: SYDNEY: Arrive Sydney. Welcome to the land down under… After two days on a plane, you will be ready for adventure in Sydney, the first settlement of Australia settle in one of the most beautiful harbors in the world! After dropping your bags off at your hotel, put your walking shoes on! The Rocks Walking tour takes you through Sydney’s first European settlements and is full of rows and rows of beautifully restored historic buildings. You could literally get lost in the maze of cobblestone lanes, art galleries, and shops offering unusual gifts and souvenirs. If you are hungry and eager to explore the harbor, set sail on a Captain Cook Cruise. As you eat your fill of truly wonderful seafood, view the Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, and the spectacular Sydney skyline. If you are an opera buff, or even if you are not, tour the Sydney Opera House. This world-renowned performance venue, which presents everything from opera to circuses to rock n’ roll, appears as if it is literally going to sail away into the harbor because of its internationally recognized “sails” on the top of its roof.
DAY 4: SYDNEY: Modern Australia may be a European stronghold, but there were people here before the English and Dutch arrived. The Muru Mittigar is an exciting effort by the Western Sydney Aboriginal community that acknowledges the traditional owners of the area. Learn the story of the Darug people while also focusing on the unique Aboriginal cultures of the region. Try your hand at Boomerang throwing, a traditional item for sports but also used as a weapon in warfare and hunting. Gather for dinner and then set out to see the sites of Sydney with friends.
DAY 5: SYDNEY: Take your time with breakfast this morning. You have earned it! After breakfast, you may want to visit the seaside village of Manly on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Relax on its pristine beach, rent a bike or even learn how to surf! Return to your hotel when you are ready. You may not want to leave your surfboard!
DAY 6: SYDNEY/ MELBOURNE: After breakfast, hop on a plane and travel to Melbourne. Melbourne City is a lasting reminder of Europe’s influence on this island continent. One of the most “European looking” cities in Australia, it boasts a central business district with buildings that honor the city’s past and present. Drive through the fashionable Toorak Village and Fitzroy Gardens with avenues of huge English elms that will make you feel like you are in jolly ol’ England. If you are in the mood for adventure, see the sites of Melbourne from the Eureka Skydeck. In less than 40 seconds you will rise to the 88th floor aboard the fastest elevators in the Southern Hemisphere. Eureka Tower is one of the world’s largest residential buildings. If your sense of adventure has not left you, the board “The Edge” a glass cube that projects a few feet out from the building. Once onboard, you will be suspended almost 1,000 feet above the ground! Eureka, I found it! After coming down to Earth, spend some time walking along the Southbank Promenade. Enjoy a nice lunch and shop for souvenirs for your family or that special person back home. Gather with friends for dinner and take in the nightlife sites of Melbourne.
DAY 7: RETURN FLIGHT HOME: Depart Melbourne. Cross International Dateline again one day. Arrive in the USA in the afternoon. Welcome home!
DAY 1: OVERNIGHT FLIGHT: Depart from the USA. You will cross the International Date Line and “lose” one day.
DAY 3: SYDNEY: Arrive Sydney. Welcome to the land down under… After two days on a plane, you will be ready for adventure in Sydney, the first settlement of Australia settle in one of the most beautiful harbors in the world! After dropping your bags off at your hotel, put your walking shoes on! The Rocks Walking tour takes you through Sydney’s first European settlements and is full of rows and rows of beautifully restored historic buildings. You could literally get lost in the maze of cobblestone lanes, art galleries, and shops offering unusual gifts and souvenirs. If you are hungry and eager to explore the harbor, set sail on a Captain Cook Cruise. As you eat your fill of truly wonderful seafood, view the Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, and the spectacular Sydney skyline. If you are an opera buff, or even if you are not, tour the Sydney Opera House. This world-renowned performance venue, which presents everything from opera to circuses to rock n’ roll, appears as if it is literally going to sail away into the harbor because of its internationally recognized “sails” on the top of its roof.
DAY 4: SYDNEY: Modern Australia may be a European stronghold, but there were people here before the English and Dutch arrived. The Muru Mittigar is an exciting effort by the Western Sydney Aboriginal community that acknowledges the traditional owners of the area. Learn the story of the Darug people while also focusing on the unique Aboriginal cultures of the region. Try your hand at Boomerang throwing, a traditional item for sports but also used as a weapon in warfare and hunting. Gather for dinner and then set out to see the sites of Sydney with friends.
DAY 5: SYDNEY: Take your time with breakfast this morning. You have earned it! After breakfast, you may want to visit the seaside village of Manly on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Relax on its pristine beach, rent a bike or even learn how to surf! Return to your hotel when you are ready. You may not want to leave your surfboard!
DAY 6: SYDNEY/ MELBOURNE: After breakfast, hop on a plane and travel to Melbourne. Melbourne City is a lasting reminder of Europe’s influence on this island continent. One of the most “European looking” cities in Australia, it boasts a central business district with buildings that honor the city’s past and present. Drive through the fashionable Toorak Village and Fitzroy Gardens with avenues of huge English elms that will make you feel like you are in jolly ol’ England. If you are in the mood for adventure, see the sites of Melbourne from the Eureka Skydeck. In less than 40 seconds you will rise to the 88th floor aboard the fastest elevators in the Southern Hemisphere. Eureka Tower is one of the world’s largest residential buildings. If your sense of adventure has not left you, the board “The Edge” a glass cube that projects a few feet out from the building. Once onboard, you will be suspended almost 1,000 feet above the ground! Eureka, I found it! After coming down to Earth, spend some time walking along the Southbank Promenade. Enjoy a nice lunch and shop for souvenirs for your family or that special person back home. Gather with friends for dinner and take in the nightlife sites of Melbourne.
DAY 7: RETURN FLIGHT HOME: Depart Melbourne. Cross International Dateline again one day. Arrive in the USA in the afternoon. Welcome home!
DAY 1: OVERNIGHT FLIGHT: Depart from the USA. You will cross the International Date Line and “lose” one day.
DAY 3: SYDNEY: Arrive Sydney. Welcome to the land down under… After two days on a plane, you will be ready for adventure in Sydney, the first settlement of Australia settle in one of the most beautiful harbors in the world! After dropping your bags off at your hotel, put your walking shoes on! The Rocks Walking tour takes you through Sydney’s first European settlements and is full of rows and rows of beautifully restored historic buildings. You could literally get lost in the maze of cobblestone lanes, art galleries, and shops offering unusual gifts and souvenirs. If you are hungry and eager to explore the harbor, set sail on a Captain Cook Cruise. As you eat your fill of truly wonderful seafood, view the Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, and the spectacular Sydney skyline. If you are an opera buff, or even if you are not, tour the Sydney Opera House. This world-renowned performance venue, which presents everything from opera to circuses to rock n’ roll, appears as if it is literally going to sail away into the harbor because of its internationally recognized “sails” on the top of its roof.
DAY 4: SYDNEY: Modern Australia may be a European stronghold, but there were people here before the English and Dutch arrived. The Muru Mittigar is an exciting effort by the Western Sydney Aboriginal community that acknowledges the traditional owners of the area. Learn the story of the Darug people while also focusing on the unique Aboriginal cultures of the region. Try your hand at Boomerang throwing, a traditional item for sports but also used as a weapon in warfare and hunting. Gather for dinner and then set out to see the sites of Sydney with friends.
DAY 5: SYDNEY: Take your time with breakfast this morning. You have earned it! After breakfast, you may want to visit the seaside village of Manly on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Relax on its pristine beach, rent a bike or even learn how to surf! Return to your hotel when you are ready. You may not want to leave your surfboard!
DAY 6: SYDNEY/ MELBOURNE: After breakfast, hop a plane and travel to Melbourne. Melbourne City is a lasting reminder of Europe’s influence on this island continent. One of the most “European looking” cities in Australia, it boasts a central business district with buildings that honor the city’s past and present. Drive through the fashionable Toorak Village and Fitzroy Gardens with avenues of huge English elms that will make you feel like you are in jolly ol’ England. If you are in the mood for adventure, see the sites of Melbourne from the Eureka Skydeck. In less than 40 seconds you will rise to the 88th floor aboard the fastest elevators in the Southern Hemisphere. Eureka Tower is one of the world’s largest residential buildings. If your sense of adventure has not left you, the board “The Edge” a glass cube that projects a few feet out from the building. Once onboard, you will be suspended almost 1,000 feet above the ground! Eureka, I found it! After coming down to Earth, spend some time walking along the Southbank Promenade. Enjoy a nice lunch and shop for souvenirs for your family or that special person back home. Gather with friends for dinner and take in the nightlife sites of Melbourne.
DAY 7: RETURN FLIGHT HOME: Depart Melbourne. Cross International Dateline again one day. Arrive in the USA in the afternoon. Welcome home!
Educational and Performance Tours to Australia
Embark on an unforgettable tour with your group to Australia. With its stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage, Australia offers the perfect backdrop for your travelers to learn firsthand about this beautiful country. Discover a multitude of captivating destinations, from iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House to the breathtaking landscapes of the Great Barrier Reef and the majestic Outback.
Begin your tour in Sydney, home to one of the world’s most renowned performing arts venues, the Sydney Opera House. Marvel at its architectural brilliance and perhaps even have the opportunity to perform on its hallowed stages. Explore the vibrant cityscape, stroll along the picturesque Sydney Harbour, and immerse yourselves in the energetic atmosphere of this cosmopolitan metropolis. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Royal Botanic Garden or take a ferry ride to the iconic Taronga Zoo, where you can enjoy a unique performance surrounded by Australia’s fascinating wildlife.
Continue your voyage to Melbourne, often hailed as the cultural capital of Australia. This dynamic city boasts a thriving arts scene. Take a leisurely walk through the charming laneways adorned with street art, indulge in culinary delights at the famous Queen Victoria Market, or escape to the stunning Yarra Valley for a day of relaxation and inspiration.
No trip to Australia would be complete without a visit to the natural wonder of the Great Barrier Reef. Journey to Cairns, a gateway to this spectacular underwater paradise. Dive into a world of vibrant coral reefs, exotic marine life, and crystal-clear waters. Explore the ancient Daintree Rainforest, the oldest tropical rainforest on Earth, and experience the captivating sounds of nature that are sure to inspire every traveler.
Embrace the cultural vibrancy, natural splendor, and warm hospitality that make Australia the perfect destination for your next trip.
TourBitz – Travel Tidbits for your international Adventure!
Official Name: The Commonwealth of Australia
Capital: Canberra
Language(s): No official language, but English is the national language.
Major Industries: Mining-related exports, telecommunications, banking, and manufacturing.
Currency: Australian Dollar
Population: est 24 million
Fun TourBitz: Lake Hiller in Australia is a bright pink color and scientists haven’t a clue why!