travel tours
Travel tours are one of the best ways to get bang for your buck if you want to see the world. Be shown the best places, have your schedule planned for you, just enjoy the ride!
With that in mind, we have put together this comprehensive tours section to help you browse and learn what you need to know to find the perfect tour solution for you.
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Andes & Amazon Highlights, 8 Days
from $319*Let the good times roll as you go deep into some of Peru's ultimate spots on this 8 day adventure. Feel an adrenalin rush in Cusco, with rafting and mountain biking at the ready, before heading to the mighty Amazon. Try fishing for piranha, spotting Amazonian Caiman and sleeping at a luscious lodge in the rainforest.more.
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Fraser Island 4WD Adventure
from $319*This Fraser Island Cool Dingo Tour spends action-packed days exploring Fraser and fun nights enjoying bistro meals, playing pool and partying in the Dingo Bar and nightclub Touring with a local expert guide is the easy and safe way to see Fraser Island - no tents, no sleeping bags, no cooking, no driving - no worries!more.
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Morocco Marrakech & Sahara, 8 Days - Africa
from $939*Blow your mind in enigmatic Morocco with a short trip to North Africa. Our overland trips take you across deserts, mountains and plains to traditional Berber camps, minaret-filled skylines and into the most amazing cities and settlements.more.
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Anzac Tour, 7 Days
from $1,119*25th April, the date that Australians and New Zealanders mark as their annual Remembrance Day of the battle at Gallipoli, is a time to remember and pay tribute to the heroes of the battle.more.
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3 Days Uluru Safari
from $595*Join an experienced guide and small group (24 maximum) with 3 days in the Red Centre. Safari highlights include Uluru, Aboriginal guided walk, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. Departs from Alice Springs.more.
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Bali ancient ruins, beaches, cheap shopping...
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London old English pubs, great shopping, arts & culture...
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Thailand beaches, good food, temples, waterfalls, snorkling...
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South America Mayan ruins, Iguazu Falls, Rio de Janeiro...
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Europe Vatican museums, Eiffel Tower, Stonehenge, Sistine Chapel, Venice...
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USA The Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Yosemite National Park, Monument Valley...
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Egypt The Great Pyramid, Valley of Kings, The Red Sea ...
featured tour
European Highlights,
14 Days
Got two weeks to spare and want to see as much of Europe as possible? Then this is the tour for you! Two night stops in the big cities - Paris, French Riviera, Rome and Amsterdam.
from $1,755*
faqs
It really depends on where you are going and what you are doing, but no matter what you're planning, comfortable shoes are a necessity!
Always a tough one, and it does depend on where you are, but if you can spare between $80 to $120 a day for food and spending you should be OK. But, if you do like to spend up big then it's best to make up your own budget and stick with that.
Most smart phones have translation apps which you can download, but if you want the authentic feel of interacting with the locals then grab a pocket language guide and do some practice before you get there!
If you're hiking or travelling solo, then a backpack would be the best option for you, however if you're thinking of spending up big and don't want to be weighed down with a backpack then you should probably look at a suitcase.
If you're bringing your phone or laptop, then don't forget your power-adaptor! Most stores that sell luggage also sell power-adaptors, as well as other accessories for your trip!
It's really worth the relatively small extra expense, you never know what could happen and depending on where you travel, medical costs can be extremely high with no insurance.
