Pacific Discovery: Discover Australia ~ 13 days

  Australia

• Sydney: 
Sydney
• Adelaide: 
Adelaide
• Great Barrier Reef: 
Great Barrier Reef
• Queensland: 
Port Douglas
• Northern Territory: 
Alice Springs,  Ayers Rock

Dates: Year round departures

Description: Assuming you may travel here just ONCE in your life, we have come up with the absolute 'dream' tour of Australia...all the 'must see's and gorgeous accommodation! Renowned for its ancient and diverse landscapes, unique wildlife, stunning beaches and possibly the world's friendliest people. We take you on an exciting and varied discovery of Australia&exuberant Sydney and its beautiful harbor; gum forests of the Blue Mountains; Australia's premiere wine growing region, the Barossa Valley; the historic Ghan train journey from Adelaide to Alice Springs; majestic Uluru and Olga's rock formations in the heart of the outback; tropical rainforests and the spectacular Great Barrier Reef.

Highlights:
* Dynamic Sydney: the historic Rocks area; Opera House; harbor and beaches
* Daytrip to the Blue Mountains National Park
* An afternoon to explore Adelaide
* Wine tasting and vineyards in the Barossa Valley
* The Ghan train journey between Adelaide and Alice Springs
* Spectacular Kings Canyon/Watarrka National Park and walk into the Garden of Eden
* Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the Olgas/Kjta Tutja National Park in the heart of the outback
* Dinner beneath the Southern stars at Uluru (Ayers Rock)
* Daytrip to Mossman Gorge and the Daintree World Heritage Area
* Daytrip to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area (snorkeling/diving optional)

Cost in US$: 5,400

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Australia Independently Or in Groups

Application Process Involves:

• Written Application

Post Services Include:

• Alumni Network

Pacific Discovery's Mission Statement: Through meaningful and challenging experiential travel, we aim to provide and assist participants in gaining the skills, confidence and insight to realize their potential in an increasingly global society; develop empathy for other cultures; further understanding of international issues; and heighten appreciation for the earth's wilderness and diversity.

Year Founded: 2001