Description
Start by staying in contemporary and luxurious surroundings right on the most famous harbour in the world and exploring vibrant Sydney. Enjoy the outstanding service, accommodation and central location of the Park Hyatt whilst enjoying the views of the harbour and the opera house. We can arrange for a private yacht charter to take you around the many coves and beaches as you enjoy a delicious seafood lunch. Or if you’d rather see the city from a different perspective, why not take a seaplane up to the northern beaches for a lazy afternoon lunch at one of the outstanding restaurants we can recommend
Then you can take a drive through the beautiful countryside north of Sydney to the wine regions of the Hunter Valley for a gastronomic treat at stunning Tower Lodge. Be taken on a private guided tour of the vineyard and learn about the intricacies of all that goes into making the superb Australian wine that you will enjoy later in the restaurant. The rooms here are sumptuously designed and perfect for a two night stay.
Fly directly from Sydney to Hamilton Island in the breathtaking Whitsundays to stay at the most luxurious boutique hotel in Australia. Relax in your private pool overlooking the turquoise sea, pamper yourself at the award winning spa and take trips out to the nearby stunning islands.
Finally, fly down to Melbourne and check in to the glamorous Crown Towers on the buzzing South Bank. Surrounded by world class restaurants and just walking distance to the centre of the city, a stay at this decadent hotel is the perfect end to a fabulous holiday.
Guide price
£7,100
per person
£7,100 Per person for 16 nights, based on 2 people sharing, including all flights and accommodation.
Itinerary
| Stay | Location / Route | Overnight |
|---|
| 1 night
| London - Sydney | Overnight flight |
| 3 nights
| Sydney | Park Hyatt Sydney |
| 2 nights
| Hunter Valley | Tower Lodge |
| 5 nights
| Whitsundays | Qualia |
| 3 nights
| Melbourne | Crown Towers |
| 1 night
| Melbourne - London | Overnight Flight |
When to travel
In the southern half of Australia the seasons are the opposite of those in the northern hemisphere: spring comes in September, summer is from December to February, autumn runs from March to May, and winter begins in June.
Sydney is great to visit year round but if you want warm sun and dry weather it is best to try between November and April. Their winter months of May - October usually have mild weather so you can still enjoy all the sights.
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Location and directions
Australia
The Rocks, Sydney
