You need to make a 50% deposit upon reservation to secure your seats. If your departure is in less than 60 days, the full amount is due when booking.

The balance is due 60 days prior to the departure date.

Groups are 30 people maximum.

Yes, all our departures are guaranteed.

Triple occupancy is on request.

Yes, you can book a single room for this tour, offering you comfort and privacy in your own space. Please note that single rooms are thoughtfully designed to offer a cozy and comfortable stay, typically featuring a single bed and a space slightly smaller than a standard double room.

Yes, our local operators will welcome you at the gate holding a sign with your name on it. You will be transfered to the hotel.

Yes, you can add the dinner at the Sydney Tower with Wingbuddy upon reservation ($). Other optional tours can be booked directly with tour leader.

The hotels are centrally located which means that whether you walk or use local transportation, you will be able to reach the city within 20 minutes.

In Australia, all prices generally include taxes and tips. Tipping the guides, drivers, hotel and restaurant staff is always appreciated and remains at your discretion. We usually recommend $10 a day for the guide. 

All your breakfasts and some meals are already included in this package. For the other meals, the average cost in Australia is about $20 AUD up to $60 AUD per person.

Yes, you may add extra nights to your package in Sydney and in Melbourne. Simply make the request with your reservation agent who will change your flights accordingly. We can include the same hotels or you may stay under your own arrangements. The price will be confirmed by your agent depending on availability.

The weather can vary greatly from Sydney (Mediterranean-style weather) to Darwin (tropical). Bring along lightweight, comfortable, and versatile clothing that suits your activities. For the winter months in the southern part of Australia, from June to August, it's advisable to also pack relatively warm clothing, some woolens, and a jacket. The sun is particularly strong in Australia: don't forget a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. In the northern regions, mosquito repellent can be very useful, especially after a period of rain.

Yes, all the buses have AC. Also, the tour makes frequent rest stops.

Currency: AUD

Visa: If you're a Canadian citizen, you'll need to get online a tourist visa called Electronic Travel Authority (ETA, subclass 601) visa at : https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/electronic-travel-authority-601#HowTo. This visa allows travelers from Canada to visit Australia for up to three months within a 12-month period. 

Language: English

Vaccine: No vaccine is required. Check with your travel clinic to make sure your health condition allows you to travel.

Electricity:The standard for the Australian electrical network is 220-240 volts at 50 Hz, with three-pin plugs.