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38 Tage
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Fitnesslevel: Mäßig
Wie unglaublich sind Australien und Neuseeland, fragen Sie sich? So großartig, dass Sie es auf diesem 38-tägigen Abenteuer immer noch nicht in vollen Zügen genießen können. Von Sydney aus fliegen Sie zum berühmten Roten Zentrum und haben die Chance, den Uluru bei Sonnenaufgang zu sehen.
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Just how incredible are Australia and New Zealand, you ask? So great that you still couldn’t see it for all it's worth on this 38-day adventure. Starting in Sydney, you’ll fly to the famed Red Centre and have a chance to witness Uluru at sunrise. Then travel south down the East Coast, filled with beautiful beach, kangaroos, wallabies and all the crazy Australian wildlife you could hope to see. After three weeks, fly to New Zealand’s North Island first, then down to the South Island for even more fun Down Under.
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Sprache der Reiseleitung: Englisch
Reisestile: Budget
Start: Sydney, Australia
Endet: Christchurch, New Zealand
Dauer 38 tage
Abfahrten: Garantiert
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Preis pro Person: (Doppelbelegung) € 11312 (€ 298 /Tag)
Tag 1: Sydney
Arrive at any time. Join your CEO for a welcome meeting.There are no planned activities during the day, so check into the hotel and explore your surroundings.
Tag 2: Sydney/Manly Beach
Sunny Sydney welcomes you and hit the road right away with your CEO to dive into exploring this stunning city. Set off on a walking orientation tour of some of the city's well known landmarks. Slowly make your way to Circular Quay, where you'll hop onto a ferry to cross the harbor to Manly beach. Your CEO will point out some must do's while you're in Manly, like the coastal walk to Shelly beach, and some places to grab some local food. You can't go wrong with some fish and chips by the sea. In the evening, opt to join your CEO and fellow travelers for a meal together at a local restaurant.
Tag 3: Sydney
Today is yours to spend as you see fit. There is quite literally too much choice in Sydney, so use your time wisely. Choose from exploring on foot the Rocks neighborhood, which is also home to the city's Museum of Contemporary Art. Or get the blood pumping by booking a jet boating tour or climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge.
Tag 4: Sydney/Yulara
Board a flight bound for Yulara, the gateway to the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. Spend the afternoon getting straight out there and exploring, starting with the Walpa Gorge walk at Kata Tjuta. Catch the sunset at Uluru before making your way back to your permanent tented camp. Enjoy an outdoor meal cooked at camp and some time under the stars.
Tag 5: Yulara/Kings Canyon
Sunrise over Uluru is not to be missed, so rise early and catch sunrise over Australia's most iconic Indigenous landmarks. This morning, take the time to explore Uluru on foot on a guided walk through some of the most culturally significant areas of the site. These sacred spaces are some of the oldest on the planet, and understanding the interpretation behind them makes them even more impactful. Later, head to the Kings Canyon region overland, to your next permanent tented camp in the bush.Please note: Due to flight schedules, days 4-6 of your itinerary may be reversed when required.
Tag 6: Kings Canyon/Alice Springs
In the desert morning, head out for an early hike throughout Kings Canyon. Choose between the harder 3 hour hike and a more approachable one hour option. The Rim walk is a 6km walk along the upper rim of Kings Canyon. The most difficult part of the hike is the very beginning with a 500 step ascent, but the landscapes and views you are rewarded with are more than worth the effort. You won't even remember the effort it took to get up there. (Sort of!) If you prefer to take it easy, enjoy a 2km hike through canyon valley. Later on, rest up on a drive East to Alice Springs, where you will have dinner with your group.Please note: Due to flight schedules, days 4-6 of your itinerary may be reversed when required.
Tag 7: Alice Springs/Melbourne
In addition to its rich Indigenous history and culture, Alice Springs is home to the Telegraph Station that linked Australia top to bottom in the 19th century. This telegraph connection also integrated Australia into the wider network within the British Empire, allowing Australia to be connected to the outside world in a matter of hours, versus days. Enjoy a tour of Alice Springs including insight into Telegraph Station and Anzac Hill. Next up, grabbing a flight to quirky, cool, Melbourne, the city of food and arts.This afternoon, arrive in Melbourne and settle in with an optional dinner with your CEO.
Tag 8: Melbourne
Melbourne is one of the easiest cities to traverse on foot and by public transport, so you will be getting your steps in today. Start the morning off by exploring the Queen Victoria markets with your CEO, before jumping into a guided tour where you will be led through some of the famous and off the beaten track-spots in Melbourne's famous laneways. Choose from one of dozens of lunch spots for a bite to eat and catch your breath, before ending the afternoon at the Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne, a sprawling 38 hectares of green space housing over 800 species of plants from the world over.
Tag 9: Melbourne
Another Australian city with tons to do, so a day at leisure gives you plenty of time to craft the perfect day. You may want to take a trip out to see the Phillip Island Penguin Parade or embark on a full day tour out along the Great Ocean Road.
Tag 10: Melbourne/Cairns
Fly to the oceanside city of Cairns, the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
Tag 11: Cairns/Cape Tribulation
Head north to Cape Tribulation. Stop en route to explore Mossman Gorge and take a Dreamtime walk through the Daintree Rainforest.
Tag 12: Cape Tribulation
Tag zur freien Verfügung, um das Great Barrier Reef zu besuchen oder Daintree Nationalpark zu erkunden.
Tag 13: Cape Tribulation/Cairns
Depart the Rainforest and return to Cairns in the afternoon with free time to explore this laid-back city. En route, stop by Port Douglas for lunch and opt to check out the local market.
Tag 14: Cairns/Airlie Beach
Depart early for a full day of travel to reach Airlie Beach, enjoying scenic views along the way, including some of Australia's 'Big Things' such as Tully's Golden Boot & the Big Mango.
Tag 15: Airlie Beach
Setze die Bootfahren zu einem Tag in den Whitsunday Islands und einem Besuch des Great Barrier Reefs. Optional kannst du schwimmen oder schnorcheln gehen und einen Tag am Meer rund um diese atemberaubenden Inseln genießen. Abends Rückkehr nach Airlie Beach, wo du übernachtest.
Tag 16: Airlie Beach/Byron Bay
Fly to Brisbane and transfer to Byron Bay for two nights. A blend of laid-back surf culture and stunning natural beauty, it is Australia's easternmost point and the first to see the sun each morning.
Tag 17: Byron Bay
Spend a free morning exploring Byron or opt to prebook a kayaking tour. In the afternoon, you'll head to the beach for a surf lesson with a trained surf instructor. Enjoy a few hours of instruction before hitting the waves for some practice rides.Pre-book the "Byron Bay Ocean Kayaking" activity on the checkout page ahead of time to include this optional experience on your tour.
Tag 18: Byron Bay/Port Macquarie
Spend the morning wandering the town checking out the local shops or having one last coffee on the beach before heading to the coastal township of Port Macquarie, featuring all the beauty of the beach set alongside gorgeous national parks. Enjoy an evening in Port Macquarie.
Tag 19: Port Macquarie/Blue Mountains
Before departing Port Macquarie stop at Guulabaa - Place of Koala, to see the work they are doing to protect the local koala population. Then travel from Port Macquarie to the Blue Mountains. These mountains in Australia are best known for their soaring sandstone ridges. As you drive, pass by charming mountain towns, ancient Aboriginal rock art, lush green valleys, and loads of craggy cliffs. It doesn't matter if the journey is shrouded in clouds or glowing in the sinking sun, you'll still spot beauty around every turn.
Tag 20: Blue Mountains
Travel deeper into the majestic Blue Mountains and experience the natural beauty of this World Heritage Area. Explore the landscape around Leura and Katoomba, view the Three Sisters, take a walk in Jamison Valley, and ride on the Scenic Railway, the steepest railway in the world.
Tag 21: Blue Mountains/Sydney
This morning, leave the Blue Mountains behind and continue onward to Sydney. Once you arrive head out for an orientation walk before taking advantage of some free time to keep exploring. Opt to rent a bike, stroll the botanical gardens, or visit the iconic Opera House.
Tag 22: Sydney
Lerne die Stadt noch besser kennen. Optional kannst du einfach am Bondi Beach chillen. Abends kannst du noch ein letztes Mal mit der Gruppe ausgehen.
Tag 23: Sydney/Auckland
Verabschiede dich von Australien und fliege nach Auckland, Neuseeland. Nach dem Transfer vom Flughafen hast du Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um diese großartige Stadt zu erkunden.
Tag 24: Auckland
Spend today exploring one of the coolest cities in New Zealand. There is so much to do here, so take the whole day to enjoy. Opt to take a day trip to the wine region of Waiheke Island. Check out the epic view from the top of the Sky tower. Or head to one of the many beaches around the city.
Tag 25: Auckland/Rotorua
Drive to the lakeside town of Rotorua, situated over an active geothermal zone and known for its volcanic features and rich Maori heritage. Stop en route at the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Take a boat ride through this spectacular underground realm to see thousands of flickering glowworms light up in the dark.
Tag 26: Rotorua
Today is yours to explore Rotorua, opt to check out the geothermal area, go whitewater rafting, or one of the many other activities in the area. In the evening visit a Maori village for traditional ceremonies, a Hangi meal and entertainment.
Tag 27: Rotorua/Wellington
Take in the ever-changing scenery of the North Island as you travel to the capital, Wellington. Stop along the way places like the mighty Haka Falls and the 'Gumboot capital of NZ', Taihape.
Tag 28: Wellington
Genieße die Atmosphäre dieser lockeren aber lebhaften Stadt. Nutze nach dem Orientierungs-Spaziergang den freien Tag, um die Stadt näher zu erkunden. Optional kannst du das Nationalmuseum Te Papa Tongarewa besuchen oder mit der Standseilbahn zum botanischen Garten fahren.
Tag 29: Wellington/Kaikoura
Fliegen Sie zur Südinsel, halten Sie unterwegs für eine Weinprobe in einem örtlichen Weingut und reisen Sie dann in die Küstenstadt Kaikoura, die für ihre vielfältige Unterwasserwelt bekannt ist.
Tag 30: Kaikoura/Hanmer Springs
Enjoy a free morning in Kaikoura. Opt to go on a whale watching tour and search for giant sperm whales. Or head out on a tour to swim in the open ocean in a place often visited by wild dolphins. In the afternoon, travel to Hanmer Springs. Opt to take a soak in the hot springs.
Tag 31: Hanmer Springs/Franz Josef
Durchquere die Südlichen Alpen auf dem atemberaubend schönen Arthur's Pass. Vertrete deine Beine bei einer Bergwanderung oder einem Spaziergang im Regenwald. Du übernachtest im Regenwald nahe des sich weltweit am schnellsten bewegenden Gletschers.
Tag 32: Franz Josef
Genieße einen freien Tag zur Erkundung der Gegend um Franz Josef. Optional kannst du den Gletscher auf einer Heli-Wanderung erkunden.There are plenty of optional activities in the area to suit just about any budget and preference. Try heli hiking, scenic helicopter flights, skydiving or lake kayaking.
Tag 33: Franz Josef/Queenstown
Weiterreise nach Queenstown, der Abenteuerhauptstadt der Welt. Mit schöner Landschaft und zahlreichen Aktivitäten ist hier für jeden etwas dabei. Genieße das großartige Nachtleben.
Tag 34: Queenstown
Zeit zur freien Verfügung. Du kannst optional Bungeespringen oder mit einem Jetboot fahren (beides wurde hier erfunden!), Fallschirmspringen oder. Wenn du es lieber etwas langsam möchtest, kannst du mit der Gondel auf einen nahegelegenen Gipfel fahren.Opt to pre-book the "Queenstown Jet Boating" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.
Tag 35: Queenstown/Fiordland Nationalpark
Erlebe die atemberaubend schöne Landschaft des Fiordland-Nationalparks und Milford Sound vom Deck eines Schiffes. Du bestaunst Wasserfälle und beobachtest die Tierwelt. Abends kannst du eine Bootsfahrt auf dem Lake Te Anau machen und eine Höhle mit Tausenden Glühwürmchen besuchen.
Tag 36: Queenstown to Tekapo
Travel north through the centre of the South Island to Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, named after New Zealand's highest peak. Spend the afternoon hiking the region, taking in the alpine scenery. Learn more about mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary at the Visitor's Centre, before a short but scenic journey to Tekapo Village.
Tag 37: Tekapo to Christchurch
Weiterreise nach Christchurch und Orientierungs-Spaziergang mit dem CEO. Genieße einen letzten gemeinsamen Abend mit der Gruppe.Wir reisen ins als „Garden City“ (Gartenstadt) bekannte Christchurch – ein kleines Stück England in Neuseeland, das sich noch immer von einem verheerenden Erdbeben erholt.
Tag 38: Christchurch
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