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Tropical North Queensland

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Immersive & boutique small group journeysIf you’re after unique, rich and immersive experiences, all in an intimate small group, Inspiring Journeys are for you. You’ll travel in luxury coaches or 4WD vehicles and stay in boutique retreats, lodges and resorts with great cuisine to match. Our expert guides will take care of everything, leaving you free from the stress of vacation planning but also allowing you the flexibility to choose from a wide range of hands-on experiences. Best of all, you’ll share your vacation with an average sized group of up to 20 like-minded travelers, giving you the chance to really get to know each other and create incredible vacation memories together.

Learn more about AAT Kings Inspiring Journeys at aatkings.com/ij

Inspiring Journeys

From Bruny Island in Tasmania to the Mary River Wetlands

in the South Island to the spectacular Bay of Islands in the North . . . these amazing destinations speak for the

themselves. But what truly brings Australia and New Zealand to life are its people and the rich indigenous cultures that

tell the ancient stories of these Southern lands. I invite you to come and experience all of this with us.

Fleur Ulbrick Head of International Sales

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Tamaki Family Marae

• Stay in chalets and cruise on stunning Milford Sound for a once-in-a-lifetime experience

• Kayak on Milford Sound• Journey on the iconic

TranzAlpine Train• Discover the fascinating

Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki• Visit a jade factory • Walk above the lush rainforest

on the Treetop Walkway• Experience Franz Josef Glacier• Explore historic Arrowtown• Ride a gondola to Bob’s

Peak for stunning views • Immerse yourself in the

untouched Stewart Island• Explore New Zealand’s capital

Wellington on a guided tour• Feast on a Maori Hangi at

a unique dinner experience with the Tamaki family

• Experience farm life at the Agrodome Sheep Show

• Discover the glowworms of Waitomo Glowworm Grotto

• Cruise through the ‘Hole in the Rock’ in the Bay of Islands

• Hand-picked accommodations• Intimate small group

experience• Small vehicle with fewer

than 20 guests• Experienced Travel Director

and Driver Guide

Dining• Full buffet breakfasts (21) B• Lunches (3) L• Highlight dinners (2) HD• Dinners with wine (9) DW• Dinner (1) D• Farewell dinner (1) FD

11/12/22 daysThe Long White Cloud

Day 1: Welcome to ChristchurchUpon arrival in Christchurch, spend some time at leisure to relax or explore on your own. Perhaps visit the International Antarctic Centre or Orana Wildlife Park, New Zealand’s only open-range zoo. This evening meet your Travel Director for dinner and a welcome drink. Hotel: The George, Christchurch. DWDay 2: Christchurch – PunakaikiThe TranzAlpine is rated as one of the world’s top ten scenic railway journeys. Travel across the Canterbury Plains through the spectacular Southern Alps. Then re-join your coach at Arthur’s Pass and travel to Punakaiki to view the Pancake Rocks and Blowholes. Stay in an eco-friendly resort right on the waterfront. Hotel: Punakaiki Resort. B DWDay 3: Punakaiki – Franz Josef Today visit Hokitika for a greenstone (jade) Jewelery demonstration by a local carver. Then visit the West Coast’s Treetop Walkway, where you may take a stroll through the canopy of this lush rainforest. Stop at the gold-mining town of Ross en route to Franz Josef, where you’ll take a guided tour to the viewing area at the mighty Franz Josef Glacier with a local expert glacier guide. Your eco-friendly accommodation is set amid native bush, with an emphasis on relaxation and rejuvenation. This evening, why not treat yourself to Franz Josef’s local geothermal hot pools or perhaps a massage. Dinner is at the retreat. Hotel: Te Waonui Forest Retreat, Franz Josef. B DDay 4: Franz Josef – QueenstownSee the glacier from the air on an optional scenic flight. Later today, travel over the Haast Pass and along

the shores of Lakes Wanaka and Hawea, stopping at Makarora at lunchtime. Stop to explore the historic gold-mining village of Arrowtown, followed by an orientation tour of Queenstown. Surrounded by majestic mountains on the shores of crystal clear Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown’s scenery is inspiring. You’ll stay at Millbrook Resort, set amid sparkling streams and rolling hills in the Southern Alps. Hotel: Millbrook Resort, Queenstown, 3 nights. B DWDay 5: Queenstown ‘Free Time’Today is free for you to explore New Zealand’s adventure-capital. Perhaps play a round of golf or indulge in a spa treatment. Tonight you’ll ride the Skyline Gondola to Bob’s Peak for dinner with a view overlooking stunning Queenstown, the awesome Remarkables and Lake Wakatipu. B HDDay 6: Queenstown ‘Free Time’Make the most of your extended stay in Queenstown. Why not take a trip to the Gibbston Valley Winery or take a jet boat ride down the mighty Shotover River (both own expense). Tonight you can dine at one of the many restaurants and cafés in town, or simply relax at your resort. BDay 7: Queenstown – Milford Sound Travel south along the shores of Lake Wakatipu to Te Anau. Later you’ll travel through the rainforest of World Heritage Fiordland National Park, sighting glaciers and mountain ranges before driving through the hand-hewn Homer Tunnel to the amazing Mirror Lake. Afterwards, walk to see the Chasm on your way into Milford Sound and take some time to kayak this majestic fiord, considered by many as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Tonight stay at the magical

Milford Sound Lodge, with views of the Cleddau Valley. Hotel: Milford Sound Lodge.* B D

* Departures prior to 01 October 2017 cruise overnight on Milford Sound. See 2016/17 New Zealand brochure for details.

Day 8: Milford Sound – Stewart IslandBoard the Southern Discoveries for a breakfast cruise on Milford Sound, before departing for Stewart island. This afternoon it’s on to the southern-most city in New Zealand, Invercargill. Board a ferry at Bluff and cruise to Stewart Island. With its clear, clean waters, lush rainforest, flora and fauna and unspoilt natural beauty, you’ll get a glimpse of an enviable slower lifestyle. Dine at one of the cafés or meet the locals at the hotel. Hotel: Bay Motel, Stewart Island, 2 nights. BDay 9: Stewart IslandThis morning you’re off on a Village and Bays tour before taking a lunch cruise on Paterson Inlet, where you’ll see many remote sandy beaches and wildlife. You’ll stop at Ulva Island and tour with the Department of Conservation on Ulva Island’s wildlife sanctuary. Learn about native birds like the Weka and spend time up close to native flora and fauna. Tonight, try your hand at a bit of kiwi-spotting in the native bush near your accommodation. B L Day 10: Stewart Island – Mt. CookBoard a ferry to the mainland. Admire the rural farming views of Southland as you travel back towards Queenstown. Travel over the Lindis Pass and into the MacKenzie high country, along the shores of Lake Pukaki to the foothills of Mt. Cook, the highest mountain in the Southern Hemisphere. Tonight enjoy dinner with a mountain view. Hotel: The Hermitage, Mt. Cook. B DW

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Inspiring Journeys

Delve into the scenic delights of New Zealand with a small group of explorers. Combine natural beauty with creature comforts as you overnight in the rainforests of Franz Josef at the foothills of Mt. Cook, sleep among the treetops in the Coromandel Ranges and journey into the deep south to the wild and pristine landscapes of Stewart Island.

Day 11: Mt. Cook – ChristchurchTravel to Lake Tekapo, where you’ll stop to view the Church of the Good Shepherd. Later, join us at the home of Angie and Stan Taylor to enjoy a barbecue lunch in their 600 acre garden. Then travel along the Canterbury Plains to the Garden City of Christchurch. On a sightseeing tour see how the city is being rebuilt after the devastating 2011 earthquake. Hotel: The George, Christchurch. B LDay 12: Christchurch – WellingtonGuests depart this morning in Christchurch (Code: NZSI). Travel along the rugged Pacific Ocean coast to Kaikoura, famous for its whales. See New Zealand’s fur seals at Ohau Point, then travel to seaside Picton. Cruise on Queen Charlotte Sound and across Cook Strait to Wellington for a sightseeing tour. Guests join this afternoon in Wellington (Code: NZNI). Hotel: Sofitel, Wellington, 2 nights. B DWDay 13: Wellington ‘Free Time’Today is at leisure. Perhaps join an optional Lord of the Rings movie tour, or even a cruise to Somes Island. BDay 14: Wellington – TaupoTravel the Kapiti Coast, past the dairy farms of Manawatu to Tongariro National Park to the alpine scenery of Mt. Ruapehu. Visit Taupo and drive along the shores of New Zealand’s largest lake. View Huka Falls and pass Wairakei Geothermal Power Station. Hotel: Hilton Hotel, Taupo. B DWDay 15: Taupo – RotoruaExplore the township of Taupo or try your hand at trout fishing before continuing to Rotorua. Gain an insight into local Maori culture and history at the Tamaki Family Marae, where you’ll experience customs like the Hongi

greeting and learn some traditional words. Enjoy a traditional Maori Hangi meal cooked in the ground using geothermal steam. Hotel: Regent of Rotorua, 2 nights. B HDDay 16: RotoruaYou’re off to the highly entertaining Agrodome Sheep Show. Witness the art of sheep shearing, sheepdog trials, cow milking and even a sheep auction. Your next stop is Rainbow Springs Nature Park, set around a crystal clear mineral spring. You might even spot a kiwi or two! To complete your day you’ll visit the geothermal Whakarewarewa Living Village for an insight into Maori life. BDay 17: Rotorua – CoromandelMake your way to the famous Waitomo Caves for an exclusive 5 star Eco Glow Worm experience. See the amazing glow worms, cave formations and the beauty of Footwhistle Cave. Next up is Matamata before a delicious lunch at Longlands Farm country-style restaurant. Now you’re off to the Coromandel to Puka Park Resort, where you’ll stay in Tree Hut Chalets, set among the native bush. Hotel: Grand Mercure Puka Park Resort, Coromandel Ranges. B L DWDay 18: Coromandel – AucklandAfter a leisurely breakfast, travel to Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city. After a sightseeing tour, you’re at leisure to explore the town and try out the Auckland restaurant scene. Hotel: Sofitel, Auckland. BDay 19: Auckland – Bay of IslandsTravel to Orewa and the scenic Hibiscus Coast. Then continue to the Waipoua Forest, home to the largest Kauri tree in existence, Tane Mahuta (over 2,000 years old). You’ll

take a break before a Maori guide walks you through the native bush and explains the history and legend behind the mighty Kauri. Then head to your waterfront resort in the heart of the Bay of Islands and tonight it’s dinner at the resort. Hotel: Copthorne Resort, Bay of Islands, 2 nights. B DWDay 20: Bay of IslandsThis morning you’ll take a ferry across the harbor to historic Russell and enjoy a guided tour of the first European settlement in New Zealand. A local guide will also take you on a walking tour of the town. The rest of the day is at your leisure. BDay 21: Bay of Islands – AucklandYou’re off to the Bay of Islands, where you’ll take a cruise to the famous ‘Hole in the Rock’; see historic Cape Brett as you explore some of the 165 islands in the bay. Later, you’ll have some time in Paihia for you to check out the local craft shops, go for a walk along the beachfront or just relax over a coffee with friends. Celebrate tonight at a farewell dinner in Auckland. Hotel: Sofitel, Auckland. B FDDay 22: Farewell from AucklandYour Inspiring Journey comes to an end as we transfer you to Auckland Airport for your onward flight. B

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Flight informationDay 1 – Flights to arrive prior to 4.00pm into Christchurch Airport (NZIJ, NZSI) Day 12 – Flights to depart anytime from Christchurch Airport (NZSI)Day 12 – Flights to arrive prior to 4.00pm into Wellington Airport (NZNI) Day 22 – Flights to depart anytime from Auckland Airport (NZIJ, NZNI)Airfares are not included in the prices above.

*Single traveler must pay the single price. Note: Itinerary, departure dates & prices may change from 01/10/17. For additional departure dates visit: aatkings.com/nzij, nzsi or nzni

22 days from

USD 8825 CAD 10975Per Person Twin Share Land Only

Christchurch to Auckland22 days Code: NZIJAll dates are Definite Departures

USD 8825 | CAD 10975Per Person Twin ShareUSD 11640 | CAD 14475Single*

2017Start EndJan 16 Feb 06Feb 06 Feb 27Feb 13 Mar 06Feb 27 Mar 20Mar 06 Mar 27Mar 13 Apr 03

USD 9375 | CAD 11650Per Person Twin ShareUSD 12225 | CAD 15200Single*Oct 16 Nov 06Dec 11 Jan 01


2018Start End Jan 15 Feb 05Jan 22 Feb 12Feb 05 Feb 26Feb 12 Mar 05Feb 19 Mar 12Mar 05 Mar 26Mar 19 Apr 09

USD 9595| CAD 11925Per Person Twin ShareUSD 12490 | CAD 15525Single*Nov 19 Dec 10Dec 10 Dec 31Dec 17 Jan 07

Christchurch to Christchurch12 days Code: NZSIAll dates are Definite Departures


2017Start EndJan 16 Jan 27Feb 06 Feb 17Feb 13 Feb 24Feb 27 Mar 10Mar 06 Mar 17Mar 13 Mar 24

USD 5195 | CAD 6475Per Person Twin ShareUSD 6695 | CAD 8340Single*Oct 16 Oct 27Dec 11 Dec 22


2018Start End Jan 15 Jan 26Jan 22 Feb 02Feb 05 Feb 16Feb 12 Feb 23Feb 19 Mar 02Mar 05 Mar 16Mar 19 Mar 30

USD 5325 | CAD 6625Per Person Twin ShareUSD 6845 | CAD 8515Single*Nov 19 Nov 30Dec 10 Dec 21Dec 17 Dec 28

Wellington to Auckland11 days Code: NZNIAll dates are Definite Departures

USD 3925 | CAD 4875Per Person Twin ShareUSD 5180| CAD 6435Single*

2017Start EndJan 27 Feb 06Feb 17 Feb 27Feb 24 Mar 06Mar 10 Mar 20Mar 17 Mar 27Mar 24 Apr 03

USD 4350 | CAD 5395Per Person Twin ShareUSD 5750 | CAD 7140Single* Oct 27 Nov 06Dec 22 Jan 01


2018Start End Jan 26 Feb 05Feb 02 Feb 12Feb 16 Feb 26Feb 23 Mar 05Mar 02 Mar 12Mar 16 Mar 26Mar 30 Apr 09

USD 4450 | CAD 5525Per Person Twin ShareUSD 5875 | CAD 7295Single*Nov 30 Dec 10Dec 21 Dec 31Dec 28 Jan 07

Ways to SaveEarly payment discount Pay by 14 Apr 2017 Save up to USD940 | CAD1165 Pay by 2 Jun 2017 Save up to USD705 | CAD875Pay by 31 Jul 2017 Save up to USD470 | CAD585Kings Club early payment discount Pay by 14 Apr 2017 Save up to USD1410 | CAD1750 Pay by 2 Jun 2017 Save up to USD1175 | CAD1460Pay by 31 Jul 2017 Save up to USD940 | CAD1170Kings Club Save up to USD470 | CAD585All savings are per person. For discounts see page 19.

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Alamanda Palm Cove

Inspiring Australia 13 days

Day 1: Welcome to CairnsSit back and relax while you’re transferred in a private car to your resort. This afternoon meet your Travel Director and join them for a cocktail reception and dinner overlooking the stunning crystal clear water of the Coral Sea. Dine on award-winning modern Australian cuisine using only the freshest local produce at the ultimate tropical beachfront restaurant. Hotel: Alamanda Palm Cove, Cairns, 3 nights. DWDay 2: Daintree and CultureToday will be one to remember. Join your Aboriginal guide on an exclusive journey to discover the Daintree and gain insight into the deep relationship the local Kuku Yulanji people have with their land. Learn about cultural traditions, bush foods and traditional medicine and experience traditional hunting techniques and have a go at spear throwing and if you are lucky, catch a mud crab. Enjoy a lunch in a tranquil and relaxing rainforest setting in the Daintree. This evening relax and dine at your leisure. B LDay 3: Great Barrier ReefDiscover the magic of the Great Barrier Reef on a cruise that will take

you to three secluded outer reef dive sights. Take to the water and discover spectacular coral formations and a world of unique marine creatures. Snorkel around underwater gardens or maybe take the opportunity to take a dive or relax while you bask in the sun on deck. Enjoy a delicious tropical lunch on board the boat in air conditioned comfort before returning to Palm Cove. B LDay 4: Cairns – Alice SpringsToday fly from Cairns to Alice Springs. This afternoon you’ll take a tour of Alice Springs to discover what life is like in an isolated Australian town. You’ll visit School of the Air and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, that provides a lifeline of essential medical support for people living in remote Australian communities. Tonight you’ll enjoy an incredible dining experience in a bush setting. Dinner will be cooked in a bush oven with the burning Mulga wood giving extra flavor to the meal. It will be a delicious 3 course meal and feature some traditional bush foods. Your host Bob will share some tips on his cooking style and his knowledge of Aboriginal bush foods while you dine under the Milky Way. Hotel: Lasseters Hotel, Alice Springs. B HD

Day 5: Alice Springs – Kings CanyonFirst up you’ll travel to the Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve, formed when a meteor hit the earth’s surface 4,700 years ago. Though most of the craters have eroded and become lined with plant life, their footprints create an interesting diversion from the surrounding flat Australian desert landscape. Perfect for observing the changing colors of the landscape, this afternoon enjoy a relaxed walk along the Creek Bed of Kings Canyon. This evening you’re treated to the unique dining experience, Under a Desert Moon, set in the wilderness under a canopy of the Southern Night sky (weather permitting). The only light comes from the moon and the flickering glow of the fire and the only sound is soft music intertwined with the whispering of the breeze through the Desert Oak trees and the crackling flames. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine and canapés followed by a four course dinner, prepared from fresh produce. Hotel: Kings Canyon Resort, Deluxe Spa Rooms. B L HDDay 6: Kings Canyon – UluruAt sunrise you’re off on a 6km Rim Walk of the spectacular Kings Canyon. As you explore the rim, highlights include the domed ‘Lost City’ and a stop at Cotterill’s Lookout. Or you can opt for an easier shorter walk along the canyon creek bed. Visit Curtin Springs Station at lunch time. It’s been home to the Severin family since 1956 when Peter Severin arrived with his young wife Dawn, their toddler son Ashley and 1,500 head of cattle. Join a unique paper-making workshop, then sit down to a barbecue lunch and meet one of the locals, as you hear about the Severin family and the logistics of running a million acre

• Experience an exclusive dinner under the stars

• Sail an America’s Cup yacht on Sydney Harbour

• Toast an Uluru sunset with gourmet canapés and wine

• Taste your way through the Hunter Valley

• Take part in a paper-making workshop

• Hike to the top of Kings Canyon

• Explore the domes of Kata Tjuta

• Snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef

• Hunt for mud crabs using traditional methods

• Indulge in lunch overlooking Sydney Harbour

• Take a bush walk through the Blue Mountains

• Explore spectacular Sydney• Luxury small group experience• Small vehicle with no

more than 20 guests• Experienced Travel Director

& Driver Guide

Dining• Full buffet breakfasts (12) B• Lunches (7) L• Dinners with wine (5) DW• Highlight dinners (2) HD Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)

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Feel the sun on your face and the breeze in your hair as you delight your senses on a journey from the Tropical North, to Central Australia’s spiritual heartland and on to spectacular Sydney. Experience ancient culture, uncover stunning scenery, indulge in gourmet produce and meet local characters whose warmth you’ll remember forever.

Inspiring Journeys

cattle property. This afternoon we enter Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park to witness a spectacular Uluru sunset. Enjoy sparkling wine while you watch Uluru change color as the sun sets below the horizon. Hotel: Sails in the Desert, Ayers Rock Resort, 2 nights. B LDay 7: Uluru & Kata Tjuta Start this highlight day with an impressive sunrise over Kata Tjuta and Uluru from the dune viewing area. Then it’s off to the Uluru – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre for an insight into the history of the local Anangu people. Having lived in and looked after the Uluru and Kata Tjuta region for tens of thousands of years, the Anangu (traditional owners) have a strong connection with this land. Then you’re off to the domes of Kata Tjuta to join your Travel Director for a walk through Walpa Gorge. The large, steep dome-like formations are amazing and have great cultural significance for the Anangu people. This afternoon take a walk around the base of Uluru and hear timeless stories, see rock art, and visit Mutitjulu Waterhole, an historical water source for the area. This evening you’ll dine at Ilkari Restaurant at your hotel. The resort’s chefs are continually finding new ways to incorporate local native ingredients to create world-class Indigenous bush-tucker-inspired outback fare. So you’ll find a unique variety of herbs and spices creatively incorporated into the dishes, such as Native Basil, Lemon Myrtle and Wattle Seed. B DWDay 8: Ayers Rock – SydneySleep in and relax before your flight to Sydney. Perhaps take a scenic helicopter flight over Uluru and Kata Tjuta, join a dot painting workshop, book a massage or just relax with a good book. In the afternoon fly

to Sydney and on arrival at your harbor side hotel, enjoy a drink and some canapés overlooking Walsh Bay. Hotel: The Langham, Sydney. BDay 9: Sydney – Blue MountainsHead off on a day of discovery to the million acre World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park. Breathe the pristine air and discover the Three Sisters at Echo Point and Govett’s Leap Lookout to see spectacular Bridal Veil Falls. Then with your Travel Director you delve deeper, traveling off the well-worn track to secluded lookouts and peaceful short bushwalks where we may be the only ones around. You’ll be rewarded with awe-inspiring views across the valleys as far as the eye can see and picture-perfect memories to take away. This afternoon arrive at your hotel and after taking the time to relax, enjoy a delicious meal featuring produce sourced from local Blue Mountains suppliers. Hotel: Parklands Country Garden & Lodges, Blue Mountains. B L DWDay 10: Blue Mountains – Hunter ValleyTravel to the Hunter Valley wine region for a day of good food, great wine and beautiful scenery. You’ll indulge with private wine tastings at boutique vineyards and sit down to an exceptional lunch before spending the afternoon doing as you wish at your hotel. You may like to sit in your private courtyard with a good book and bottle of wine. Tonight enjoy dinner at the resort. Hotel: The Sebel Kirkton Park, Hunter Valley. B L DWDay 11: Hunter Valley – SydneyGet ready for a day of sailing on Sydney Harbour. Become part of a big boat sailing crew on board

an America’s Cup yacht. You can take the helm, work the grinders or simply sit back and relax as you sail past the harbor’s iconic sights like the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, the Rocks district and small secluded coves surrounded by multi-million dollar waterfront homes. It’s a day you’ll remember for years to come. This evening is free for you to explore and discover one of Sydney’s incredible restaurants. Hotel: The Langham, Sydney, 2 nights. BDay 12: Sydney SightseeingA day of sightseeing around the city awaits! Explore the famous Eastern Suburbs, taking a stroll along the coastal walk for incredible views over the Pacific Ocean and wild coastal cliffs. Join a VIP guided tour of iconic Sydney Opera House then enjoy a shared tasting lunch at Opera Kitchen overlooking the sparkling harbor. After a free afternoon to explore, meet up with your Travel Director and fellow travelers for one last meal together as your vacation draws to an end. B L DWDay 13: Farewell from SydneyYour Inspiring Journey concludes this morning when you’ll be transferred by private car to Sydney Airport. B

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Flight informationDay 1 – Flights to arrive prior to 2.00pm into Cairns AirportDay 13 – Flights to depart anytime from Sydney AirportAirfares are not included in the prices above.

Internal-vacation flights Land Only price requires the following internal-vacation flights to be purchased separately in order to fulfil the vacation itinerary:Day 4 from Cairns to Alice Springs – QF1949 Day 8 from Ayers Rock to Sydney – JQ661

*Single traveler must pay the single price. For additional departure dates visit: aatkings.com/ijfly

13 days from


Cairns to SydneyCode: IJFLYUSD 6695 | CAD 8350Per Person Twin ShareUSD 8895 | CAD 11095Single*

2017Start EndApr 11 Apr 23Oct 10 Oct 22Nov 07 Nov 19


2018Start EndFeb 06 Feb 18Mar 06 Mar 18


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Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge

Tasmanian Harvest 7 days

Day 1: Welcome to HobartOn arrival in Hobart you’ll be transferred by private car to The Henry Jones Art Hotel. Designed by award-winning architects, the hotel is Australia’s first dedicated art hotel, standing proudly on Hobart’s glorious waterfront. A handsome row of historic warehouses dating from the 1820s (the former IXL jam factory) have been creatively transformed into this superb first class hotel that seamlessly combines antique and ultra modern styling and showcases the work of Tasmania’s visual artists. At Henry Jones, they’ve thought of everything! Meet your Driver Guide and traveling companions before setting out on your journey to discover Tasmania’s world class produce, culture and natural beauty. Cruise down the Derwent River for an afternoon of wine tasting and cultural regeneration at Hobart’s most fascinating and confronting cultural attraction, MONA. You’ll taste Moorilla Estate’s fine wines from the tank on a private tasting experience and Moo Brew Brewery’s famous beers before letting loose in the evocative MONA gallery. After discovering David Walsh’s famous collections, get to know your fellow travelers over a delicious 3 course degustation at The Source restaurant where Head Chef Phillipe Leban and his team have designed an ever evolving menu featuring seasonal produce from Tassie and beyond. Hotel: The Henry Jones Art Hotel, Hobart, 3 nights. DDay 2: Salamanca MarketThis morning is all yours, free to enjoy the sights, sounds, flavors, color and action of Salamanca Market. Explore the market stalls, wander through

the historic sandstone warehouses discovering innovative Tasmanian arts and crafts, and delight in the taste and aroma of freshly baked goods and local produce, meeting the friendly people who make or grow what they sell. Take a moment to sit back and relax at one of Salamanca’s cafés and watch the world pass you by with a refreshing ale or locally produced cider. This afternoon you’ll have a unique opportunity to delve in to Tasmania’s unique history from its convict past to modern day when you join a walking tour with a focus on Hobart’s early colonial days and the fascinating role alcohol consumption played. You’ll taste wines from several Tasmanian wine regions at the Gasworks Cellar Door, sample some fine Tasmanian Whisky and finish off with a cooling cider from a local craft cider house. BDay 3: Bruny IslandDiscover the best of Bruny Island to experience the spectacular landscapes, gourmet produce and inspiring local people. After a short ferry ride to the secluded island, your first stop will be the Bruny Island Cheese Company where you’ll taste a selection of gourmet cheeses in a beautiful bush setting, along with fresh sourdough bread, baked onsite in the baker’s outdoor wood fired

oven. Next it’s on to Get Shucked Oyster Bar to sample freshly shucked pacific oysters. Delicious! If you thought that was enough eating for now, next up enjoy an al fresco morning tea. Bruny Island truly does provide Tasmania’s ultimate wilderness experience so you’ll have the opportunity to see white wallabies, native wildlife and birds in their natural habitat and take a beach walk to enjoy the fresh unspoiled air. Visit Australia’s southern most vineyard at lunch time to sample the premium wines with lunch then top off the day with a little locally made fudge and a visit to Bruny Island House of Whisky before you take the ferry back to the mainland. It’s sure to be a day to remember. B LDay 4: Hobart – LauncestonToday is all about grand estates and bygone eras. This morning take a short trip to Pontville to visit Shene Estate. Shene’s custodian, Anne Kernke will give you exclusive access to the country estate’s iconic colonial buildings including the main homestead where Anne lives with her family, the stables, barn, dairy and outbuildings. Anne and her family are incredibly passionate about sharing the rich and colorful past by throwing open and inviting you to look, touch and be inspired

Moorilla Estate

• Stay in luxury boutique accommodation

• Immerse yourself in evocative art at MONA

• Taste delicious local wine at Moorilla Estate

• Enjoy a degustation at The Source Restaurant

• Explore Salamanca Market• Indulge your senses

on Bruny Island• Step back in time at

historic Shene Estate• Visit World Heritage listed

Brickendon Estate• Enjoy a country picnic

at Quamby Estate• Taste 41° South

Salmon produce• Visit 7 Sheds micro brewery• Experience a Hunter

and Gatherer dinner at Quamby Estate

• Hike around Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain

• Enjoy complimentary refreshments along the way

• Taste whisky at Hellyers Road Distillery

• Luxury small group experience

• Small vehicle with no more than 16 guests

• Experienced Driver Guide

Dining• Full buffet breakfasts (6) B• Lunches (4) L• Highlight dinner (1) HD• Dinners (3) D

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Only the best of the best will do! It’s all about fresh local produce and superb boutique accommodation. From Hobart to Cradle Mountain, explore Bruny Island, visit country estates and taste your way around the Meander Valley. Cruise to MONA, taste local whisky and wines and indulge with gourmet picnics and degustation dinners.

Inspiring Journeys

by the stunning property. It’s not uncommon to be strolling around the property when something shiny catches the eye and you realise you’ve uncovered more history in the form of antiquities, broken china or even decades-old horse shoes from the property’s polo days of old. Sit down with a warm cup of tea or coffee and a light bite to eat then continue north through the Midlands. Very different to Shene is World Heritage listed Brickendon Estate. While Shene was owned by gentry, Brickendon is an original convict working farm and is still, 7 generations on, owned and operated by the Archer family. The stunning grounds are reminiscent of a quaint English garden with ducks and geese waddling their way around the original timber barns and cottages. You’ll take a guided stroll with one of the Archer family around the property including the magnificent gardens that Angela Archer has been tending for the last 30 years. You’ll stay for the next two nights at Quamby Estate, an iconic country manor situated on 150 acres of picture perfect landscape. The estate dates back to 1828 and was formerly the ancestral home of Tasmania’s first local born Premier, Sir Richard Dry. At Quamby, the elegance lets you know you’re staying at one of Tasmania’s most prestigious properties and

blends old world charm with modern touches. Quamby has rediscovered the lost art of picnics! On arrival, grab a picnic blanket and a basket full of goodies and take yourself off to a private patch of paradise with nothing between you and your partner but countryside. Just magic! This afternoon you may like to wander around the property, play a game of tennis or even grab a bicycle and take a ride down the surrounding country lanes. Hotel: Quamby Estate, Launceston, 2 nights. B L DDay 5: Meander ValleyToday’s journey will take you through the Meander Valley, known for its produce and farm gate sellers. You’ll visit Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm to enjoy a morning tea featuring the farm’s fresh raspberry creations, then 41° South Salmon & Ginseng Farm where you’ll join the Pyka family to hear how they came to be salmon farmers when they arrived in Australia from Germany. Take a wander through their property to learn a little about aquaculture and feed the salmon that have been reared in cold pristine waters sourced from Montana Falls. Before you leave, you must try the fresh smoked salmon. Next it’s off to a little town called Railton, known as the Town of Topiary, to visit Willie Simpson and Catherine Stark at their micro brewery. Enjoy a guided tour through their Seven Sheds Brewery and hop garden and hear how they use fresh local produce to create great flavors in the beer brewed on site. Before you leave you can taste their craft creations on tap in the tasting room. Back at Quamby Estate, tonight you’ll sit down to a special Hunter and Gatherer dinner crafted by the

estate’s Executive Chef to highlight the surrounding local produce. B HDDay 6: Launceston – Cradle MountainThis morning it’s time to explore the pristine inspiring beauty of Cradle Mountain National Park. Join your Driver Guide for a walk around Dove Lake before choosing how you spend your afternoon. For those that who want a more challenging hike, head to Marion’s Lookout and Wombat Pool, or if you’d like a leisurely meander back to Cradle Mountain lodge through the wild ancient forests and alpine heathlands you can follow the purpose built boardwalks and spot grazing wallabies, pademelons and echidna along the way. If horse riding or a pampering Vichy Shower Spa Treatment are more your thing, your Driver Guide can assist you in making a booking. Tonight have a delicious meal at the lodge in Highland Restaurant. Afterwards, sit back by one of the log fires and sip a warming whisky nightcap. Hotel: Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge. B L DDay 7: Farewell from LauncestonToday you head towards Launceston via Tasmania’s rugged North Coast. In Burnie you’ll stop at Hellyers Road Distillery for a Whisky Walk and lunch. You’ll ramble through the working distillery where you’ll be shown the ingredients and processes that deliver one of the finest boutique single malt whiskys in the world. Continue along the coast with views of Bass Strait before you arrive in Launceston where your indulgent Inspiring Journey concludes. We know you’ll have plenty of wonderful tales to tell when you head home, and no doubt your friends and family will want to follow in your footsteps! B L

41 ° South Salmon Farm MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)

Bruny Island

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Flight informationDay 1 – Flights to arrive prior to 12.00pm into Hobart AirportDay 7 – Flights to depart after 5.00pm from Launceston AirportAirfares are not included in the prices above.

*Single traveler must pay the single price. Note: Itinerary, departure dates & prices may change from 01/09/17. For additional departure dates visit: aatkings.com/hcll

7 days from


Hobart to LauncestonCode: HCLLUSD 3125 | CAD 3875Per Person Twin ShareUSD 4080 | CAD 5055Single*

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Katherine Gorge Dinner Cruise

Gunlom Falls

Kakadu’s Ancient Secrets 5 days

As this Inspiring Journey departs early morning, accommodation will need to be pre-booked for the previous night.

Day 1: Darwin – Mary River Welcome to Darwin! This morning, meet your local Driver Guide and board your luxury 4WD vehicle to begin a journey of discovery in the Top End. Travel across the Finniss River to Litchfield National Park. You’ll enjoy a swim to cool off at tumbling Florence Falls and you’ll also visit Wangi Falls, surrounded by tropical monsoon rainforest and hear about its importance in Aboriginal custom. Get ready for a cross-country journey via the unsealed Marrakai Track (seasonally accessible), through cattle stations and back country to the Mary River region. Late-afternoon you’ll arrive at Wildman Wilderness Lodge, where you’ll stay in private permanent safari tents. Situated in the Mary River Wetlands and renowned for its incredible wildlife, the property seamlessly combines

comfort and chic with the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The lodge is the definition of ‘outback luxury’. Enjoy a beverage while the sun sets over the floodplains and after dinner maybe sit back with a nightcap by the fire pit. Hotel: Wildman Wilderness Lodge, Mary River. L DWDay 2: Mary River – KakaduWake up to the evocative sounds of the floodplains. Head out to Corroboree Billabong and enjoy a wonderful wildlife cruise. You’ll join a local guide on a safari-style boat to see a myriad of different bird species, spot estuarine crocodiles and simply enjoy the stunning Mary River floodplains system. Next stop is Australia’s largest National Park – Kakadu. World Heritage listed, as both a cultural and natural sanctuary, Kakadu National Park is an Australian icon. Visit park headquarters, Bowali Visitors Centre then check in to your hotel where the buildings are shaped to represent a crocodile – the

region’s most famous resident! Relax and unwind with a refreshing dip in the hotel’s shaded outdoor pool or even wander through the on-site art gallery before you join your Driver Guide on a sunset walk at Ubirr rock art site. You’ll see ancient rock art and take a walk to discover remarkable views over the surrounding wetlands and escarpments from the fantastic vantage point, Nadab Lookout. An Ubirr sunset is something that has to be seen to be believed, you will remember it forever. Return to your hotel for a delicious dinner.Hotel: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, Jabiru. B L DWDay 3: Kakadu – Katherine GorgeIf you’re an early riser there’s a chance to take an early morning scenic flight over Kakadu and Arnhem Land, or perhaps you might just want to sleep in before your day of activities. This morning you’ll visit Nourlangie to see its fascinating Aboriginal rock art for

• Swim at Gunlom Falls overlooking Kakadu

• Indulge in a three course meal on Katherine Gorge

• Immerse yourself in WWII history at Adelaide River War Cemetery

• Stay in luxury accommodation at Cicada Lodge

• Climb Nourlangie for spectacular views over the National Park

• Learn about Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr

• Relax in luxury at Wildman Wilderness Lodge

• Cruise the Mary River on a safari cruise

• Get off road on the Marrakai 4WD track

• Cool off with a refreshing dip at Wangi Falls

• Enjoy picnic lunches in secluded locations off the beaten track

• Enjoy an exclusive Aboriginal cultural experience

• Canoe on the Katherine River

• Luxury small group experience

• Small vehicle with no more than 20 guests

• Experienced Driver Guide

Dining• Full buffet breakfasts (4) B• Lunches (5) L• Dinners with wine (4) DW

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Mary River Wetlands Cruise

Travel in a small group and stay in luxury accommodations in idyllic settings like Cicada Lodge in Nitmiluk National Park and Wildman Wilderness Lodge on the Mary River. Swim in nature’s infinity plunge pool at Gunlom Falls and see Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr. Cruise ancient waterways, spot native wildlife, and enjoy first class fare along the way.

Inspiring Journeys

yourself. You’ll also hear first-hand from your Driver Guide a detailed interpretation of the art and the rich Aboriginal culture as you explore the various outdoor ‘galleries’ with art that dates back some 20,000 years. Later you’ll veer off the sealed road and on to a gravel track for a scenic cross-country journey to Gunlom Falls. You’ll have time to take a hike to the top of the falls for a splash in picturesque natural plunge pool where you’re rewarded with spectacular views over the National Park. Take in the pristine natural beauty of the area while you enjoy a picnic lunch. This afternoon you continue through Katherine to Nitmiluk National Park. Indulge in five-star luxury at Cicada Lodge, a stunning architect designed eco-lodge surrounded by nature, where each room has a private balcony that opens to the glories of Nitmiluk National Park.

Hotel: Cicada Lodge, Nitmiluk National Park, 2 nights. B L DWDay 4: KatherineToday meet Manual Pamkal who will welcome you with a traditional song on the didgeridoo. Manual was born and raised immersed in his rich traditional culture. He’ll share with you stories of growing up in the bush and teach you the fine art of rarrk painting using a special brush from a reed called Julk. Call up the inner artist within you and paint your own masterpiece to take home! Journey to Mataranka for a swim in the relaxing natural spring-fed thermal pool. The pool is said to have the power to soothe your aches and pains and bubbles up at a fairly constant 90 degrees. Just glorious! This evening, relax on a special dinner cruise along Katherine River. You’ll marvel at the gorges while you spot wildlife and learn about the history and culture of the local

Jawoyn people. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance during the candle-lit three course dinner prepared on board your boat. B L DWDay 5: Katherine – Farewell from DarwinThis morning, either have a lie in or take the opportunity to grab a canoe for a paddle on the river (seasonal). It’s the most relaxing way to experience the National Park, completely immersed in nature in the mystical morning light. Travel north along the Stuart Highway stopping at Edith Falls along the way for a relaxing dip. Continue to Adelaide River War Cemetery. During WWII, Adelaide River was headquarters to a large military base, and a large cemetery was created especially for those who gave their lives in the service and defense of their country. Your Inspiring Journey concludes on arrival in Darwin. B L

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Optional Experience: Nitmiluk Scenic FlightWhether it’s a 3 gorge buzz or a flight over all 13 gorges, it’s definitely worth seeing Nitmiluk’s varied scenery from the air. You can even choose to land at a remote site for a once in a lifetime photo opportunity. Ask your Travel Director for details.

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Flight informationDay prior to Day 1 – flights to arrive anytime into Darwin AirportDay 5 – flights to depart after 8.00pm from Darwin AirportFlights are not included in the holiday price.

*Single traveler must pay the single price. Note: Itinerary, departure dates & prices may change from 01/04/18. For additional departure dates visit: aatkings.com/mndd

5 days from


Darwin returnCode: MNDDAll dates are Definite Departures


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Uluru

Outback Australia –The Colour of Red

• Explore the domes of Kata Tjuta

• Hike through Walpa Gorge• Toast an Uluru sunset

with sparkling wine• Experience a spectacular

Red Centre sunrise• Discover Aboriginal

rock art at Uluru• Take part in a paper-

making workshop• Dine ‘Under a Desert Moon’

at Kings Canyon Resort• Hike to the top of Kings

Canyon for magnificent views• Visit Henbury Meteorites

Conservation Reserve• Taste traditional bush

foods in Alice Springs• Spend time at Ellery

Creek Big Hole• Explore fascinating Angkerle

(Standley Chasm)• Wander into Simpsons Gap• Visit School of the Air & the

Royal Flying Doctor Service• Luxury small group

experience• Small vehicle with no

more than 20 guests• Experienced Driver Guide

Dining• Full buffet breakfasts (4) B• Lunches (3) L• Highlight dinners (2) HD• Dinners with wine (2) DW

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Day 1: Welcome to Ayers RockOn arrival in Ayers Rock you’ll be transferred to your hotel. This afternoon you’ll meet your Driver Guide and fellow travelers then take a drive to Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park. Having lived in the region for tens of thousands of years, Traditional Owners, the Anangu, have a strong connection with this land. You’ll learn about Tjukurpa, the history, knowledge, religion, morality and law of the local Aboriginal people and their ancestors. Traveling to the spectacular domes of Kata Tjuta, you’ll take a guided walk through Walpa Gorge, following the natural creek bed between two of the largest domes. Kata Tjuta has great cultural significance for the Anangu people, specifically for Anangu men. Later enjoy sparkling wine at the Uluru sunset viewing area, ‘Sunset Strip’. As the sun sets over the western horizon, the evening sky brings out

the many shades of color for which Uluru is renowned. This evening get to know your fellow travelers over a delicious meal at Ilkari Restaurant at your hotel. Hotel: Sails in the Desert Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. DWDay 2: Ayers Rock – Kings CanyonYou’ll start the day with an impressive sunrise over Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Uluru (Ayers Rock) from the fantastic Kata Tjuta dune viewing area. From here it’s off to the Uluru – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre for breakfast and an insight into the history of the local Anangu people. Take a walk at the base of Uluru and hear timeless stories, see rock art, and visit Mutitjulu Waterhole, once an important water source for the Aboriginal people and animals in the area. Visit Curtin Springs Station at lunch time. Curtin Springs has been home to the Severin family since 1956 when Peter Severin arrived with his

young wife Dawn, their toddler son Ashley and 1,500 head of cattle. Join a unique paper-making workshop, then sit down to a BBQ lunch and meet one of the locals as you hear about the Severin family and the logistics of running a million acre cattle property. Next, view the ‘forgotten wonder’ of Central Australia – Atila (Mt. Conner), then head up the Luritja Road towards Kings Canyon for a quick stop at Kings Creek Station. Established in 1982 by Lyn and Ian Conway, the station is the largest exporter of wild camels in Australia. Travel a short distance to Kings Canyon Resort. This evening you’re treated to the unique dining experience, Under a Desert Moon, set in the wilderness under a canopy of the southern night sky (weather permitting). The only light comes from the moon and the flickering glow of the fire and the only sound is soft music intertwined with the

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West MacDonnell Ranges

Explore the highlights and mind-blowing hidden treasures of the Red Centre on our small group journey. Immerse yourself in local culture and ancient traditions and come away with a deeper understanding of what makes the Red Centre so unique and inspiring. Get all of this and first class dining experiences along the way.

Inspiring Journeys

whispering of the breeze through the Desert Oak trees and the crackling flames. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine and canapés followed by a four course dinner, prepared from fresh produce. Hotel: Kings Canyon Resort, Deluxe Spa Rooms. B L HDDay 3: Kings Canyon – Alice SpringsPerfect for observing the changing colors of the landscape, today you’re off on a sunrise 6km rim walk exploration of spectacular Kings Canyon. As you venture around the rim, highlights include the domed ‘Lost City’, a stop at Cotterill’s Lookout, and the luscious ‘Garden of Eden’. If you’d prefer a more relaxed walk you can opt for a walk along the creek bed. Afterwards we’re off the beaten track, traveling to the Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve. The 12 fascinating craters were formed when a meteor hit the earth’s surface

4,700 years ago. Continue to Alice Springs and enjoy dinner at your hotel. Hotel: Lasseters Hotel, 2 nights. B L DWDay 4: West MacDonnell RangesThe West MacDonnell Ranges are the ideal place to experience the geology, land forms and variety of native flora and fauna. You’ll take a walk to dramatic Angkerle (Standley Chasm). Created over millions of years, the deep red sandstone formation contrasts with the carpet of lush, green ferns and gum trees on the valley floor. There’ll be time to cool off and relax at Ellery Creek Big Hole. This afternoon you’ll also visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service to see how this facility provides medical assistance to those living in remote outback Australia. Tonight you’ll enjoy an incredible dinner experience in a bush setting. Have a drink and walk around before dinner enjoying a scenic

setting sun. You’ll witness sunset’s influence on the changing colors of the rock. A great photographic opportunity! Dinner will be cooked in a bush oven with the burning Mulga wood giving extra flavor to the meal. It will be a delicious 3 course meal and features some traditional bush food. Your host, Bob, will share some tips on his cooking style and his knowledge of Aboriginal bush foods while you dine under the Milky Way. B L HDDay 5: Farewell from Alice SpringsBefore your trip comes to an end, visit the School of the Air to learn how children living in the far reaches of the Outback receive an education over the air waves. Also visit the Overland Telegraph Station, once a school for Aboriginal children and was known as ‘The Bungalow’. Your Colour of Red Inspiring Journey concludes in the late morning. B



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Flight informationAyers Rock to Alice Springs (CRUA)Day 1 – Flights to arrive prior to 12.30pm into Ayers Rock AirportDay 5 – Flights to depart after 2.00pm from Alice Springs Airport

Alice Springs to Ayers Rock (CRAU)Day 1 – Flights to arrive prior to 12.30pm into Alice Springs AirportDay 5 – Flights to depart after 1.00pm from Ayers Rocks AirportFlights are not included in the holiday price.

5 days from


Ayers Rock to Alice Springs5 days Code: CRUAAll dates are Definite Departures


2017Start EndApr 18 Apr 22May 02 May 06May 16 May 20May 30 Jun 03Jun 13 Jun 17Jun 27 Jul 01

USD 2195 | CAD 2750Per Person Twin ShareUSD 2815 | CAD 3520Single*Jul 11 Jul 15Jul 25 Jul 29Aug 08 Aug 12Aug 22 Aug 26Sep 05 Sep 09Sep 19 Sep 23Oct 03 Oct 07


2018Start EndApr 17 Apr 21May 01 May 05May 15 May 19May 29 Jun 02Jun 12 Jun 16Jun 26 Jun 30

USD 2295 | CAD 2850Per Person Twin ShareUSD 2925 | CAD 3630Single*Jul 10 Jul 14Jul 24 Jul 28Aug 07 Aug 11Aug 21 Aug 25Sep 04 Sep 08Sep 18 Sep 22Oct 02 Oct 06

Alice Springs to Ayers Rock5 days Code: CRAUAll dates are Definite Departures


2017Start EndMay 12 May 16May 26 May 30Jun 09 Jun 13Jun 23 Jun 27

USD 2195 | CAD 2750Per Person Twin ShareUSD 2815 | CAD 3520Single*Jul 07 Jul 11Jul 21 Jul 25Aug 04 Aug 08Aug 18 Aug 22Sep 29 Oct 03


2018Start EndMay 11 May 15May 25 May 29Jun 08 Jun 12Jun 22 Jun 26

USD 2295 | CAD 2850Per Person Twin ShareUSD 2925 | CAD 3630Single*Jul 06 Jul 10Jul 20 Jul 24Aug 03 Aug 07Aug 17 Aug 21Sep 14 Sep 18Sep 28 Oct 02

*Single traveler must pay the single price. Note: Itinerary, departure dates & prices may change from 01/04/18. For additional departure dates visit: aatkings.com/crua or crau


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