Australia / New Zealand
Australia
Australia is the largest island and the world’s smallest continent. Its size is comparable to the continental United States but the continent has the lowest population density in the world – only two people per square mile.
Australia is also home to a wealth of wildlife not found anywhere else in the world: there are around 800 species of birds, half of which are unique to the island. In addition, it features over 10,000 beaches (more than any other country in the world). Around 80 per cent of Australia’s southern marine species are found nowhere else in the world.
What Can I Do?
- Connect to the world’s oldest living culture the same way Aboriginal Australians have passed it down – through art, dance, myths, music and the land itself
- Learn more about the culinary experiences on offer in Australia – the fun section of foodie heaven
- Between May and November, spot majestic whales from many scenic spots along Australia’s coast
- Find out more about the Australian outback – a place where plains stretch to eternity and people can spin yarns forever
- Discover the pristine beaches, oceans and islands central to the Australian way of life
- Dive Australia’s depths – completely surrounded by water and rich in islands and reefs, Australia is a diver’s dream
- Learn more about Australia’s vibrant, sophisticated and welcoming capital cities
- Get up close and personal to nature’s spectacle in Australia, home to hundreds of national parks and 15 World Heritage-listed wonders
To find out how you can design a unique trip to Australia, Bob and Sue will be happy to share personal experiences to help you create one all your own.
New Zealand
New Zealand was the last landmass on earth to be discovered, making it one of the world’s youngest “settled” locales. Since the first people arrived a thousand years ago many cultures have called New Zealand home. Today, a unique and dynamic culture has evolved, with European, Maori, Pacific and Asian influences.
The country is a beautiful marvel. The islands feature rugged mountains, fjords & glaciers, stunning landscapes, lush forests, amazing wildlife and a pleasant climate. New Zealand is also known as a haven for numerous outdoor activities. It’s no small wonder that this island nation invented bungee jumping.
What Can I Do?
- Enjoy delicious local cuisine (some of the best lamb in the world)
- Sit in amazement as you view a star-filled cave ceiling of glow worms
- Take a Zodiac ride to the edge of a glacier in a mountain lake
- View breathtaking fjords and mountain peaks
- Bungee jump from the original bridge that made the sport famous
- Sip award-winning New Zealand wines
- Ride the gondola in Queenstown for a sunset dinner
- Take a jet boat ride through river gorges
To find out how you can design a unique trip to New Zealand, Bob and Sue will be happy to share personal experiences to help you create one all your own. Contact us for more information »
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