Itinerary

• Day 1: CITY OF ORIGIN - ADELAIDE

  Departure on a regular flight to Adelaide. Night on board.

• Day 2: ADELAIDE

  Arrive at Adelaide Airport and private transfer to your hotel, with English-speaking driver. Accommodation.

• Day 3: ADELAIDE - KANGAROO ISLAND

  Private transfer (with English-speaking driver) from your hotel to Cape Jervis (106 km) to board the ferry to Kangaroo Island. Upon arrival, you will be met at Penneshow to begin your island tour. Kangaroo Island is a paradise for nature lovers, boasting a thriving native wildlife, spectacular coastal views, and fertile farmland. The full-day excursion planned for today will be dedicated to exploring Seal Bay, the most beautiful spot on this incredible island. There, you can observe sea lions basking on the beach; your guide will take you right up close to them. The tour then continues to Duck Lagoon, where you can see many parrots, including the Crimson Rosella and Rainbow Lorikeet. Eucalyptus trees bloom along the shores of the freshwater lagoon formed by the Cygnet River, and koalas can be spotted there. After lunch, we will visit Emu Bay Beach, where you can watch dolphins swimming close to the shore. This beach is one of the most beautiful and safest swimming spots on the island, and in summer, when possible, we try to include a short stop for a swim before heading to Stokes Bay, where at night you can see many kangaroos and wallabies coming out to graze. Stokes Bay is also famous for its tunnel through the rocks leading to the beach in front. Near the bay, you might spot a couple more koalas. At the end of the tour, after seeing sea lions, kangaroos, koalas, wallabies (and if you're lucky, even an echidna) up close, transfer to the hotel. Overnight stay.

• Day 4: KANGAROO ISLAND - ADELAIDE

  Today our journey on Kangaroo Island continues, this time heading west to discover Flinders Chase National Park, one of the oldest and most important national parks in South Australia, home to the famous Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. On our way to the East End of the island, we'll see part of the North Coast and stop to visit Snelling Beach, one of the island's best beaches, and Western River, where we'll enjoy morning tea with coffee while admiring Kangaroo Island's rugged coastline. In this area, we'll often see koalas and sleepy kangaroos grazing. In the afternoon, we'll take a walk among the famous Remarkable Rocks (only 5 million years old). Not far from there, we can observe long-nosed furseals (also known as New Zealand furseals) playing in the rock pools below Admirals Arch. At the end of the tour, after seeing sea lions, kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, and if you're lucky, even an echidna, we'll return to Penneshow to catch the ferry back to Cape Jervis. Arrival and transfer to your hotel in Adelaide. Overnight stay.

• Day 5: ADELAIDE - MELBOURNE

  Transfer to Adelaide Airport.

  Flight from Adelaide Intl Airport to Melbourne Airport.

  Arrival at Melbourne International Airport and private transfer to the hotel with a Spanish-speaking driver. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight stay.

• Day 6: MELBOURNE

  Free day at your leisure. Overnight stay.

  Melbourne is a modern metropolis situated on the banks of the Yarra River and known for its numerous gardens, parks, and open spaces, which together occupy almost a third of the city. There are over 50,000 plant species in the Royal Melbourne Botanic Gardens, and this collection gives an idea of the rich indigenous flora found in and around the city. The city is also becoming an increasingly popular foodie destination, with the Southbank and Arts Centre brimming with restaurants, bars, and live entertainment. "Doing the block" is a well-known phrase for exploring the hidden streets and alleyways around Bourke, Collins, and Flinders Streets, while Queen Victoria Market is a popular shopping destination that has been selling clothing, art, toys, crafts, and vegetables for over a century. Melbourne, which transformed from a tent city in the 1830s into a city of architectural grandeur, has become a world-renowned international metropolis. Dynamic and cosmopolitan in equal measure, it is today Australia's sporting and cultural capital.

  Optional Activity: For this day, we offer an optional 3-hour walking tour through Melbourne's wonderful streets.

• Day 7: MELBOURNE - OCEAN COAST - MELBOURNE

  Early in the morning, depart on a full-day excursion along the Great Ocean Coast. We'll embark on a breathtaking journey along one of Australia's most iconic coastal routes. This unforgettable experience combines stunning scenery, close encounters with native wildlife, and a deep appreciation for the region's cultural heritage, offering an adventure that will create memories to last a lifetime. The first stop takes the group to a landmark site in the traditional lands of the Wathaurong (Wadawurrung) people. From this vantage point, visitors enjoy stunning views of the You Yangs, an ancient rock formation that dominates the horizon. Kangaroos may be spotted hopping across the open landscape, emus strutting nearby, and native Australian birds filling the air with vibrant sounds. Thanks to the keen eyes of expert guides, these special sightings are almost guaranteed, so keep your camera ready. Return to Melbourne and accommodation.

  Important Note:The tour does not include a tour guide. An audio translation app with several languages, including Spanish, is included for tour explanations. Don't forget to download the app before the tour begins.

• Day 8: MELBOURNE - AYERS ROCK

  Private transfer to Melbourne Airport with an English-speaking driver. Arrival at Ayers Rock Airport and transfer by shared coach to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight stay.

  Optional activity:Tonight we offer an optional dinner in the desert under the stars with views of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

• Day 9: AYERS ROCK

  Embark on an early morning excursion to discover the unique rock formations of Kata Tjuta (also known as the Olga Mountains) and their significance in Aboriginal culture. Savor the serenity of the morning in this truly spiritual place as the colors of dawn transform Kata Tjuta. Enjoy a picnic breakfast overlooking this iconic Central Australian landmark. Learn about this diverse environment as you hike between the mighty conglomerate rock walls towards Walpa Gorge and hear how the 36 domes that make up Kata Tjuta have evolved over millions of years. Take time to listen to the wind (Walpa) high above and appreciate the scale of the surrounding rock walls. The spirituality of this incredible place embraces all who venture here. This tour is conducted with an English-speaking driver-guide using pre-recorded audio (guests must bring their own headphones). Return to the hotel. In the afternoon, depart again to see Australia's deepest and most culturally significant monolith, to learn about the culture, geology, and environment of Uluru. The first stop will allow you to take photographs of another incredible Australian icon. With Uluru looming before you, you travel towards its base. Walk with your guide to a tranquil spot. The closer you get, the more you grasp the immense size of this monolith. As you walk around the base, the guide will lead you to the entrance of Mutitjulu Waterhole, a semi-permanent watercourse located at the foot of Uluru. Here you will learn the creation stories of Liru (poisonous snake) and Kuniya (python), as well as a number of other stories associated with other prominent Tjukurpa (Dreaming) tales. You will see the rock art of the ancients and learn how Uluru was, and still is, an important place for the teaching of young Aboriginal people. The tour concludes with a spectacular sunset at Uluru. This tour is conducted with an English-speaking driver-guide with audio support in Spanish (guests must bring their own headphones). Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.

• Day 10: AYERS ROCK - CAIRNS

  Ayers Rock Airport transfer by shuttle bus. Arrival at Cairns Airport and private English-speaking chauffeured transfer to the hotel. Remainder of the day at leisure. Accommodation.

  Cairns, in North Queensland, is a cosmopolitan and vibrant city, and a prime destination for sailing, diving and snorkelling. Its tropical waters are home to the spectacular Great Barrier Reef, while lush rainforests cover the surrounding areas. Ways to make the most of this coastal paradise include cycling along the 14km of sandy beach, or rafting through rapids to see the ruins of Mission Beach. Other popular activities include visiting Cooktown for a taste of history or taking a scenic drive through farmland, popping into the various village markets along the way. In the city centre, visit the Tiapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park for a musical and dance performance of Aboriginal history; or relax on the Cairns Esplanade for a perfect seaside dining experience paired with a romantic sunset.

• Day 11: CAIRNS - GREAT BARRIER REEF - CAIRNS

  Depart on a full-day excursion aboard a beautiful catamaran to sail over the famous Great Barrier Reef (*). The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system, comprising more than 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands stretching over 2,300 kilometers (1,400 miles) across an area of approximately 344,400 square kilometers (133,000 square miles). Located in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, the Great Barrier Reef can be seen from space and is the world's largest single structure made by living organisms. The complete reef and island experience awaits us on this exciting excursion. Enjoy snorkeling, try an introductory dive on the coastal reefs (at an additional cost), sail on the glass-bottom semi-submersible boat for panoramic reef views, watch the fish feeding demonstration, observe the birdlife, or simply relax on the catamaran's spacious decks. Buffet lunch included. In the afternoon, return to the hotel. Overnight stay.

  (*)This excursion is conducted in English only.

• Day 12: CAIRNS - CAPE TRIBULATION - DAINTREE - CAIRNS

  Departure on a full-day tour (*) to explore the rainforests of Queensland. Today you will travel in comfort in a specially designed luxury vehicle on this eco-accredited tour led by our experienced guides. Your tour will begin with a visit to the Mossman Gorge Centre. Here you will enjoy morning tea before boarding the coach for your transfer to Mossman Gorge. Your driver will take you on a guided walk through Mossman Gorge, sharing their knowledge of one of the oldest rainforests in the world. A one-hour cruise on the Daintree River follows, where you will learn about the habitat of birds, tree snakes, and unique plants. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including the elusive saltwater crocodile. You will enjoy a delicious tropical lunch at Heritage Lodge overlooking the beautiful crystal-clear waters of Cooper Creek. A stroll along the world-famous tropical beach of Cape Tribulation and a view of the coastline from the Kulki Lookout are also included. The next stop is Daintree Ice Cream Company to enjoy a delicious cup of exotic fruit ice cream, made with fruit grown in their orchard (gluten-free and dairy-free options are available). Your final stop will be Alexandra Lookout for a breathtaking view of the Daintree River estuary, Snapper Island, and beyond to the Coral Sea. Transfer back to your hotel in Cairns. Overnight stay.

  (*) This tour is conducted with an English-speaking guide, and GPS headsets with pre-recorded commentary in other languages, including Spanish, will be provided.

• Day 13: CAIRNS - SYDNEY

  Private transfer with English-speaking driver to Cairns Airport. Arrival at Sydney Airport and private transfer with English-speaking driver to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Accommodation.

• Day 14: SYDNEY

  In the morning, depart by sightseeing bus for a panoramic city tour and visit to the famous Bondi Beach (*). This half-day excursion will give you a taste of Sydney like never before. Designed for first-time visitors, this 4-hour experience showcases the real Sydney. Explore iconic landmarks, must-see spots, and hidden gems that capture the essence of this stunning city. This tour offers a unique perspective on Sydney's vibrant character and charm. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight stay.

  (*) This panoramic tour will be conducted with an English-speaking guide, and headphones with pre-recorded commentary in other languages, including Spanish, will be provided.

• Day 15: SYDNEY

  Free day at your leisure to continue exploring the city or book an optional excursion. Overnight stay.

  It's safe to say that some planning is required for a visit to such a stunning city, because no matter what you're in the mood for (shopping, the arts, the outdoors), you'll likely be overwhelmed by the sheer number of options available. First, there are the must-see sights: the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower for its 360-degree views of the city, the waterfront centers of Darling Harbour and Circular Quay, and the Rocks district for shopping. After dark, the glittering city comes alive with fine dining and music that stretches into the early hours.

  For more relaxed fun, head to the beach or hop on a ferry for an extensive tour of Sydney Harbour, the Parramatta River, and numerous waterfront locations.

  Optional Activity: As a suggestion for today, we offer an optional excursion to Blue Mountains National Park.

• Day 16: SYDNEY

  Private transfer to Sydney International Airport with an English-speaking driver.

  Flight from Sydney Airport to your hometown.

• Day 17: HOMETOWN

  Arrival in the city of origin and end of the trip.