Arrivée à Sydney, la première ville cosmopolite d'Australie. Prenez un taxi, un covoiturage ou une navette jusqu'à votre hôtel. Le reste de la journée est libre pour vous installer.
Itinéraire
Ce voyage passionnant vous fera découvrir les points forts de l'Australie, depuis Sydney et le Red Centre jusqu'à l'extrême nord du Queensland.
Commencez par trois nuits à Sydney pour voir les monuments légendaires, comme l'Opéra et le Harbour Bridge, puis par une excursion d'une journée dans les Blue Mountains, classées au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Montez à bord du Scenic Railway et approchez-vous de la faune et de la flore indigènes.
Ensuite, embarquez pour le vol inclus vers l'aéroport d'Ayers Rock (Uluru). Découvrez les merveilles du Centre rouge et l'énorme monolithe de grès d'Uluru. Apprenez-en plus sur le site sacré d'Uluru et son importance culturelle pour ses propriétaires traditionnels et le peuple local Anangu. Écoutez les récits des traditions locales et terminez cette incroyable journée par un coucher de soleil sur Uluru.
Depuis Uluru, envolez-vous vers Cairns pour une aventure dans les récifs et la forêt tropicale. Passez une journée à explorer l'ancienne forêt tropicale de Daintree, à descendre la rivière Daintree et à découvrir les sables coralliens et les environs luxuriants de Cape Tribulation. Les sensations fortes se poursuivent avec une excursion de plongée avec masque et tuba sur la Grande Barrière de Corail extérieure et une croisière vers des sites de récifs exclusifs.
Pourquoi vous aimerez ce voyage...
- Découvrez le célèbre Opéra de Sydney et les Blue Mountains, classées au patrimoine mondial de l'humanité.
- Explorez le centre de l'Australie et l'emblématique Uluru, le plus grand monolithe du monde.
- Faites une croisière vers la Grande barrière de corail et découvrez la plus ancienne forêt tropicale du monde.
Veuillez noter qu'il s'agit d'un voyage indépendant : il s'agit d'un voyage indépendant et nous vous facilitons la tâche en coordonnant tous les arrangements régionaux pour vous. Des guides locaux vous accompagneront lors des visites touristiques et des excursions d'une journée, conformément à l'itinéraire. Il ne s'agit pas d'un voyage en groupe et vous ne serez pas escorté par un guide.
Programme du circuit
Arrivée à Sydney
Point de départ
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
15:00
Visite de Sydney le matin et visite de l'Opéra l'après-midi
This morning’s tour departs from Archibald Fountain, Hyde Park North, at 10:00am. See Sydney's iconic landmarks and learn about its fascinating history and culture with a knowledgeable local guide. As you travel, your guide will share fascinating stories about the places you see and Sydney's rich history.
The below itinerary provides a guide of what you can expect, though the highlights and schedule may vary on your date of travel.
The Domain (Pass by)
The Domain, Sydney, is a sprawling public parkland adjacent to the Royal Botanic Garden. It's a vibrant green oasis in the heart of the city, offering vast open spaces, historic trees, and stunning views of Sydney Harbour.
Art Gallery of New South Wales (Pass by)
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney (Pass by)
Mrs Macquarie's Point - A jewel in Sydney's crown, offers one of the most iconic panoramic views of the city. This scenic peninsula juts out into Sydney Harbour, providing breathtaking vistas of the Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, and Fort Denison.
Mrs Macquarie's Chair - Carved into a rock ledge for Governor Macquarie's wife, Elizabeth, this historic chair provides a perfect vantage point for capturing stunning photos of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Our tour bus stops here, allowing you to step off and immerse yourself in the beauty of Sydney's most picturesque spot while learning about its fascinating history.
Fort Denison Island - Fort Denison, a small, fortified island in Sydney Harbour, stands as a unique historical landmark. Originally a bare rock known as "Pinchgut," it was transformed into a defensive fort in the mid-19th century. Its distinctive Martello tower, constructed from sandstone, is a prominent feature against the backdrop of the city skyline and harbour.
Woolloomooloo (Pass by)
Finger Wharf (Pass by)
Harry's Café de Wheels - Woolloomooloo (Pass by)
Potts Point (Pass by)
El Alamein Memorial Fountain (Pass by)
Kings Cross (Pass by)
Rushcutters Bay Park (Pass by)
Double Bay (Pass by)
Rose Bay - Buckle up for a delightful break in Rose Bay, a picturesque harbourside retreat known for its laid-back charm and world-class coffee scene. As we pull up, take a moment to admire the glistening yachts moored along the waterfront, a testament to Rose Bay's affluence. Here, time seems to slow down. Breathe in the fresh ocean air and soak in the stunning harbour views. Our stop will be at one of Sydney's most celebrated coffee shops, where you can savour a delicious brew while indulging in people-watching or admiring the bobbing boats.
Kincoppal-Rose Bay School - This is a conditional stop depending on traffic conditions and time. As our bus travels along the breathtaking New South Head Road, get your cameras ready for a postcard-worthy panorama. Admire the grandeur of the exclusive view near Kincoppal Rose Bay School.
Vaucluse (Pass by)
Watsons Bay (Pass by)
The Gap Lookout - Our next stop is The Gap Lookout, offering breathtaking ocean panoramas and a dramatic taste of Sydney's coastline. Prepare to be wowed by the rugged cliffs plunging towards the vast Tasman Sea. Keep your eyes peeled for seabirds soaring on the currents and listen to the rhythm of the waves crashing against the rocks. The lookout sits within Sydney Harbour National Park, so you might even spot native Australian flora and fauna.
Macquarie Lighthouse - This is a conditional stop depending on traffic conditions and time. Prepare your cameras for a glimpse of history at Macquarie Lighthouse, Australia's first and longest-standing navigational beacon. Built in 1818, this grand sandstone tower stands proudly on a scenic clifftop overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Admire its architectural elegance. Originally designed by convict architect Francis Greenway, the lighthouse played a pivotal role in guiding ships into Sydney Harbour for over 200 years.
Dover Heights (Pass by)
Bondi Beach - Gear up for a sizzling stop at Bondi Beach, Sydney's most iconic surfing paradise! Spend half an hour soaking up the sun-drenched atmosphere. Dive into the crystal-clear waves, famed for their perfect breaks, or relax on the golden sands. Take in the vibrant scene – surfers carving through turquoise waters, lifeguards patrolling in their red and yellow uniforms, and a kaleidoscope of beach bums soaking up the rays. Explore the trendy beachfront shops and cafes, or grab a bite at a beachfront restaurant with ocean views. For the adventurous, there's the option to stay longer and catch a public bus back to the city, allowing you to explore Bondi's hidden gems at your own pace.
Bondi Junction (Pass by)
Centennial Park (Pass by)
Paddington (Pass by)
Taylor Square Pride Village (Pass by)
Hyde Park (Pass by)
Sydney Opera House - Conclude your Sydney bus tour at the iconic Sydney Opera House, a breathtaking architectural masterpiece. This is the ideal spot to end your journey, allowing you to explore the Opera House's grounds, admire its stunning views, and enjoy a leisurely stroll. Conveniently located nearby, Circular Quay offers easy access to public transport, making it simple to continue your adventure or return to your accommodation.
As you gaze across Sydney Harbour from the Opera House, you'll be captivated by the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. This magnificent steel arch bridge, spanning the harbour between the city and North Sydney, is a symbol of Australia and a beloved landmark. Its elegant design and impressive scale make it a must-see for any visitor to Sydney.
At 3:30pm this afternoon, your explorations continue with an official walking tour of the world-famous Sydney Opera House.
Your tour of the Sydney Opera House allows you to step beneath the sails of one of the world’s most iconic performance venues, where more than 1,800 concerts, plays, musicals and ballets are staged every year. Explore it with an insider guide, who shares stories and fun facts about the opera house’s history, performances and architecture throughout your 1-hour tour. Walk through the elegant foyers, visit one of the largest pillar-free chambers in the world, sit down in a custom-made white birch chair and look up at the vaulted ceiling. Check out areas that are off-limits to the general public, learn about the distinctive exterior design made up of ‘shell’ tiles, and hear about opera house’s Danish architect, including his inspiration and building challenges.
At the completion of your tour, the remainder of the day and evening is free to retrace your steps or see more of this famous harbour city.
Visite des Montagnes Bleues au départ de Sydney
Aujourd'hui, vous quitterez Sydney pour vous rendre au cœur des Blue Mountains, un site classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Rejoignez un guide local pour une visite tout compris du Scenic World, qui comprend le chemin de fer le plus escarpé du monde, le téléphérique Skyway et le Cableway, ainsi qu'une courte promenade guidée dans la forêt tropicale.
Passez plus de temps dans les montagnes à en voir plus avec un petit groupe. Écoutez les commentaires d'experts et admirez les vues panoramiques des Trois Sœurs et de la vallée de Jamison. Un déjeuner assis dans un restaurant de montagne est inclus, suivi de l'accès à des points de vue accessibles uniquement aux petits groupes.
Visitez le Featherdale Wildlife Park ou un zoo local pour voir des koalas, des kangourous et de nombreuses autres espèces de la faune australienne. Terminez la journée en évitant les heures de pointe sur un ferry local qui descend la rivière Parramatta et découvrez d'autres sites de Sydney, notamment le parc olympique de Sydney. La croisière retourne au port de Sydney, passant sous le Harbour Bridge, devant l'Opéra de Sydney avant de se terminer à Circular Quay.
Vol vers l'aéroport d'Ayers Rock (Uluru)
Départ de Sydney en vol vers le centre rouge de l'Australie pour 2 nuits. A l'arrivée, les transferts gratuits sont assurés par Ayers Rock Resort. Montez simplement dans le premier bus disponible pour l'hôtel The Lost Camel. Le reste de la journée est libre pour profiter des installations du complexe et explorer Yulara.
Excursions au lever et au coucher du soleil à Uluru
Sunrise Tour :
L'artiste de renommée internationale Bruce Munro est connu pour ses installations immersives spécifiques qui utilisent la lumière pour susciter des réactions émotionnelles, souvent dans un contexte extérieur et à une échelle monumentale. Son Field of Light, inspiré par un voyage à Uluru il y a plus de 30 ans, est installé dans une zone désertique isolée, à portée de vue du majestueux Uluru. Il s'agit de sa plus grande installation à ce jour, Munro et son équipe ayant installé plus de 50 000 tiges élancées couronnées de sphères rayonnantes en verre dépoli. C'est vraiment un spectacle magique à contempler. Vous serez vraiment inspiré par le lever du soleil sur le magique Uluru.
Excursion au coucher du soleil :
Voyagez dans le confort de votre autocar autour de la base d'Uluru avec votre chauffeur-guide qui vous donnera des détails sur son incroyable histoire. Vous serez fasciné par les histoires aborigènes qui remontent à plusieurs milliers d'années. Apprenez la signification de l'art rupestre aborigène, de la flore et de la faune de la région, et de la culture de ses propriétaires traditionnels, les Anangu. Votre journée se terminera par un spectaculaire coucher de soleil sur Uluru.
Vol pour Cairns
Quittez l'hôtel ce matin et profitez du service de navette gratuit pour vous rendre à l'aéroport. Départ de l'aéroport d'Ayers Rock (Uluru) pour un vol à destination de Cairns, la capitale touristique du nord tropical du Queensland et la porte d'entrée de la Grande Barrière de Corail. À l'arrivée, prenez un taxi jusqu'à l'hôtel et passez la soirée à loisir.
Cairns à votre guise
Aujourd'hui, vous êtes libre de profiter de l'ambiance détendue de Cairns. Considérée comme la porte d'entrée de la Grande barrière de corail d'Australie, Cairns est la plus grande ville de la région tropicale de l'extrême nord du Queensland. Son parc culturel aborigène Tjapukai raconte l'histoire des aborigènes et des insulaires du détroit de Torres à travers la musique et la danse. L'Esplanade de Cairns est bordée de bars et de restaurants et possède un lagon de baignade.
Circuit de Cape Tribulation et de la forêt tropicale de Daintree
Découvrez l'endroit où la Grande barrière de corail borde la côte corallienne et où la forêt tropicale de Daintree rencontre le rivage. Au cours de cette excursion d'une journée, vous comprendrez pourquoi la combinaison de la forêt tropicale, des plages de sable blanc immaculé et des eaux lumineuses et pleines de vie a valu à cette région d'être classée au patrimoine mondial.
Après avoir quitté l'hôtel vers 7h00, l'excursion se dirige vers le nord le long de l'autoroute Captain Cook jusqu'au site du patrimoine mondial des Tropiques humides du Queensland. À votre première étape, l'habitat de la faune sauvage de Port Douglas, vous marcherez le long de promenades surélevées pour observer la flore, la faune et les caractéristiques des trois principaux écosystèmes de la région : les forêts pluviales, les zones humides et les prairies. Savourez le thé du matin avant de poursuivre votre route vers le parc national de Daintree.
Un rapide trajet en ferry vous permet de traverser la rivière Daintree jusqu'à la partie nord du parc et Cape Tribulation. Le chant des oiseaux et les bruits de la jungle vous entourent pendant que vous dégustez un déjeuner frais et savoureux.
Ensuite, sur la magnifique plage de Cape Tribulation, promenez-vous le long du rivage, le sable entre les orteils, ou restez sur la promenade pour explorer les promontoires. Au belvédère d'Alexandra, vous aurez une vue imprenable sur la rivière Daintree et la mer de Corail. La dernière étape de votre aventure est une promenade en bateau le long de la rivière Daintree. Flottez à travers les mangroves et observez les mouvements dans les eaux marécageuses. Vous apercevrez peut-être un puissant python ou la queue écailleuse d'un crocodile.
Circuit de l'île verte et de la Grande Barrière de Corail
L'excursion d'aujourd'hui part de Marlin Wharf à Cairns vers 8h50. Faites une croisière jusqu'à Green Island, la seule caye corallienne de la Grande Barrière de Corail dotée d'une forêt tropicale luxuriante. Passez la journée à explorer ce parc national marin protégé, en vous immergeant dans l'univers sous-marin qui l'entoure et qui regorge de coraux et de vie marine.
Votre voyage commence à bord d'un catamaran à grande vitesse qui se dirige vers les plages blanches et douces de Green Island. Cette caye corallienne vieille de 6000 ans possède sa propre forêt tropicale, la seule de la Grande Barrière de Corail. Au milieu de la croisière, écoutez les informations de votre guide local sur la plongée avec masque et tuba et les récifs.
À l'arrivée, débarquez pour vous imprégner des eaux turquoise, du sable scintillant et de la frange de palmiers émeraude qui entourent l'île. Montez à bord d'un bateau à fond de verre et penchez-vous par-dessus les rambardes pour observer de près un monde sous-marin coloré. Admirez les colonies brillantes de coraux de Brain, les étoiles de mer orange et les dizaines de demoiselles bleues qui virevoltent autour de vous. Si vous avez envie de vous baigner, enfilez un masque et un tuba pour tout voir de près : poissons-anges noirs et blancs se nourrissant d'éponges et poissons-clowns rayés nichés parmi les anémones. Sortez de l'eau et parcourez l'île à votre guise. Détendez-vous sur la plage pour profiter du soleil, ou choisissez de vous laisser tenter par une excursion semi-sous-marine en option, ou par un déjeuner buffet avant de reprendre la croisière vers Cairns.
Départ de Cairns
Le forfait voyage se termine à l'heure du départ de votre hôtel ce matin. Si vous prenez l'avion aujourd'hui, prévoyez du temps pour prendre un taxi ou un Uber jusqu'à l'aéroport. Nous espérons que vous avez apprécié la découverte des sites emblématiques de l'Australie.
Point d’arrivée
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
10:00
Politique d'annulation
TERMS & BOOKING CONDITIONS
INTRODUCTION
Our full set of terms and conditions are listed below, which we highly recommend you read prior to make your holiday reservations. This is the contract under which both parties enter. Immediately following is a summary in brief for our customers.
Upon making a reservation with Australia & New Zealand Travel Company you will receive a booking form, which needs to be filled out and signed to confirm that you agree to the below terms and conditions.
Your booking will then be confirmed to you in writing and you will be required to pay a 50% deposit.
At this time, you must take out travel insurance for your holiday to protect you against unforeseen circumstances.
90 days prior to departure you will be asked to make the balance payment for your trip (you will be notified if your supplier requires earlier payment).
10 days prior to departure you will be sent your travel documents via email.
Travel On Demand Pty Ltd trading as Australia & New Zealand Travel Company manages a professional client operating account. All booking payments are held securely to pay for your travel services. We do not retain your money and funds are distributed promptly to travel service providers, including but not limited to, airlines, tour operators, cruise lines and hotels. We are required to pay the providers deposits and final payments and in some instances these items are non-refundable.
If you have any issues whilst you are away, you can contact us on our 24-hour emergency contact phone number. If you wish to cancel, you need to advise the cancellation in writing. We will then write to the travel service providers and request a refund on your behalf for any services that are refundable. You will need to make an insurance claim for any of the pre-booked elements of your holiday that are non-refundable. If you have any issues during the refund or cancellation process, you have 30 days to contact our office in writing to lodge a complaint so an immediate resolution can be found for you.
AGREEMENT
This agreement is between you and Travel On Demand Pty Ltd trading as Australia & New Zealand Travel Company – ABN 11 642 241 914 (A & NZ Travel Co, us/we/our). Customer, passenger, you or your, references the person who books or pays for travel services and includes all persons intending to travel. By booking any travel service with us, you have agreed to be bound by these terms and conditions.
2. ROLE OF AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND TRAVEL COMPANY
As part of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company’s tours and curated travel packages, we sell various travel products and/or services on behalf of our third-party operators, including (without limitation) airlines, rail and transportation operators, accommodation, cruise companies, tour operators, tour guides or the providers of any other product or service, referred to throughout as ‘Suppliers’.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company facilitates a direct contractual relationship between you, the customer, and each Supplier. You are responsible for reading the Suppliers’ terms and conditions before paying for your booking or reservation.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company does not guarantee the performance of the product/services offered by Suppliers and we will not be liable in the event that you suffer loss, injury or disappointment by reason of any acts or failings of any Supplier. In such case your remedy will lie against the Supplier.
We accept no liability for any inaccuracies or misrepresentations contained in travel and tour material provided by the Suppliers. We do our best to verify the information provided to us by Suppliers, but we cannot guarantee its accuracy on all occasions. All photos and videos in our brochures and on our website are for representational purposes only.
In accordance with these booking conditions, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company will perform our duties with reasonable attention, care and expertise. To avoid any doubt, these terms and conditions apply to communications and/or bookings made directly with our consultants, whether over the phone, by email, via social media/online chat, in-store, and online via our website.
Subject to the Australian Consumer Law, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company will not be liable for any loss or damage, injury, delay, inconvenience, or expense caused by a Supplier. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company will not be liable for events beyond its control or the control of the Suppliers including, without limitation, strikes, accidents, pandemics or outbreaks of infectious diseases, acts of war or terrorism, civil or military disturbances or force majeure (Acts of God).
3. PRICES & PAYMENT
All prices of our published travel deals are listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) unless stated otherwise. The published prices include all Australian taxes, charges and service fees, including GST (where applicable). All prices are subject to availability and can be withdrawn or varied without notice.
A deposit is required to confirm your booking (usually 50% but amount varies depending on package booked). Receipt of deposit will be taken as an understanding by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company that the customer has checked their confirmed travel arrangements and has read and agreed to the terms and conditions.
Balance payment is due 90 days prior to departure and you will be notified of the exact payment deadline at the time of booking. Cruise bookings can require the balance payment to be made 120 days prior to departure. Typically, all payments are non-refundable.
Failure to pay by the date advised by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company may result in your bookings being cancelled.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company accepts payment via bank transfer or credit card. Additional surcharge will be added to payments made by credit card. Please check with us for current bank fees. When your credit card is processed by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company you agree to not have your payment ‘charged back’ or reversed by your credit card provider where the services have been provided. If paying by bank transfer, please note that your order is not secured until the funds clear into our account.
Some additional extras, supplements, and/or surcharges may be payable after making a booking, as advised by your travel consultant. The price payable is also subject to a number of other factors including any customisations and additions made by you, changes to travel arrangements, currency fluctuations, fuel surcharges, government taxes, levies and airfare increases. We reserve the right to adjust any fees, charges or prices as necessary to reflect a material cost increase. Once full payment has been received by our office no surcharges in respect to currency fluctuations will be applied.
We reserve the right not to honour any published prices that we determine were erroneous due to printing, clerical or electronic error, except in the case of manifest error by us. In the event of a price decrease, we are not obliged to refund you to match any subsequent price reduction after booking confirmation.
Travel packages are typically promoted as a base ‘per person’ price calculated on twin share (i.e. 2 people sharing a room). All other mandatory surcharges, including but not limited to solo traveller surcharges, departure date and/or city surcharges, additional optional extras, other government taxes, levies or gratuities are in addition to the listed base price as per the terms of the travel deal.
4. TRAVEL INSURANCE
You should take out comprehensive travel insurance immediately after making a booking, as Australia & New Zealand Travel Company has a strict Cancellation and Refund Policy. Purchasing a comprehensive policy can help to protect yourself and any other persons intending to travel from unforeseen circumstances or the inability to travel through your insurer’s cancellation cover.
If you make a booking with Australia & New Zealand Travel Company and decline travel insurance, you may be required to sign a disclaimer.
Please note that some credit card providers will provide the card holder with travel insurance. Where you are paying for all or any part of the services arranged through us by credit card and you intend to use travel insurance supplied by the credit card provider you acknowledge that Australia & New Zealand Travel Company has offered you travel insurance and that you waive any claim against Australia & New Zealand Travel Company in respect of any loss or damage you may suffer as a result of you failing to take out any or adequate travel insurance.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company has no responsibility for and excludes all liability in relation to your Insurance claims. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company recommends travel insurance (where available) against loss of deposits through cancellation charges, baggage loss, medical expenses, theft and the insolvency of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company or any of the Suppliers and including protection against a Force Majeure Event or for any other requirements specific to your travel plans.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company makes no representations or guarantees concerning reimbursements of funds paid by you under any insurance claim. You agree not to hold Australia & New Zealand Travel Company responsible for any decision made by insurers, and/or by any Suppliers, or requirements of any overseas country or governmental authority or overseas laws and policies. Insurance providers are considered as a third-party, any contract is between you and the selected provider.
5. FEES, CHARGES & REFUNDS
5.1 Amendments & changes to bookings
If you wish to change a confirmed reservation or booking you are likely to incur fees. In some cases, it may not be possible to change a booking or to cancel, or it may be uneconomic for you to do so. You should always check the cost before requesting changes to your travel arrangements. Please read the terms and conditions of the Suppliers which apply to your travel arrangements.
Any amendment or deviation from advertised travel deals and/or quotes will incur a fee of $150 per person.
Should you need to alter your confirmed reservation, there will be an automatic fee charged of $150 per person per amendment or transaction. Additionally, there may be cancellation fees levied by the Supplier or fees may be applicable where arrangements have been pre-purchased. In addition, we charge:
$50 per person for all airline seat reservations and baggage charges plus any airline fees.
$100 per person for all Tourist visa processing plus the cost for the visa fee.
$75 per person to reissue any travel documents lost in the mail.
$100 per person to process travel insurance claims and provide a statement for your insurance company.
$50 per person travel document printing fee.
5.2 Cancellation fees
All proposed cancellations must be communicated to Australia & New Zealand Travel Company in writing as soon as they become known, and must be validated and authorised by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company.
If you cancel a confirmed booking the Supplier is likely to charge you a cancellation fee. Further, some tickets may be non-refundable or non-transferable. It is important to check the position with us before you confirm arrangements and/or before you cancel any confirmed bookings. Please read the Supplier’s special conditions in relation to your travel arrangements.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company will charge a 15% cancellation fee on all refundable portions of a cancelled tour. You acknowledge that the Australia & New Zealand Travel Company service fee is fair remuneration for the work done by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company in arranging your travel arrangements.
Cancellation fees will be levied relative to the amount of notice given as follows:
Cancellations made more than 90 days before departure: Loss of deposit and 50% of tour cost cancellation fee
Cancellations made 89 - 75 days before departure: 75% of tour cost cancellation fee
Cancellations made 74 - 65 days before departure: 85% tour cost cancellation fee
Cancellations made 64 - 1 day before departure: 100% tour cost cancellation fee
The above are Australia & New Zealand Travel Company cancellation fees. Airlines and Tour Operators may have additional fees. Transfer of a confirmed booking to another tour or departure date is deemed a cancellation of the original booking. There will be no refund for cancellation of unused services on or after commencement date. Please note that employees of any overseas suppliers are not authorised by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company to make any undertakings to our clients in respect of refunds or other matters.
5.3 Refunds
If your travel arrangements are cancelled for any reason (including force majeure) after you have paid, no refund will be available to you until Australia & New Zealand Travel Company receives the monies from the Supplier(s) involved. In most cases, the Supplier will charge a cancellation fee and in some instances you may not be able to claim a refund.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not responsible for any delays by a Supplier in processing a refund. You should be aware that airlines and cruise companies can take a significant time to process a refund.
Should the price of an airfare, cruise or tour be reduced after you have made payment your right to a refund (if any) is governed by the terms and conditions which apply to the airfare, cruise or tour as determined by Supplier.
Unless otherwise stated in your costings and itinerary document in addition to any fee charged by a Supplier, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company will charge you a fee to process a refund request. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company earns commissions and/or charges service fees in making your travel arrangements. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company reserves the right to retain the commissions and service fees that is earned on your booking from any refund should your booking be cancelled for any reason (including for force majeure).
6. PASSPORT & VISA REQUIREMENTS
Prior to confirming your travel arrangements, you should check your passport and establish that it will remain current for the entire period of your travel.
It is the responsibility of each member of the travelling party to ensure that they have a valid passport and the necessary visa/s for the destination/s to be visited.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company recommends all travellers prior to making a booking, understands the entry and exit rules of the destination(s) they are travelling to. Australian Passport holders can check the destination’s advice by visiting https://smartraveller.gov.au.
Certain countries require that your passport remains valid for a period of up to twelve months after the date upon which you are scheduled to leave such country. You may be denied entry to a country if your passport expires within 12 months. You should clarify visa requirements with the Embassies of the countries that you plan to visit as certain countries may require you to take out a visa dependant on whether you are travelling on an Australian or a foreign passport.
The authorities in some countries (including the USA) require holders of Australian passports to take out a visa for entry into their country where the traveller has been sentenced or imprisoned or been convicted of certain types of criminal offence. A visa may be required where a contagious disease or a serious health problem exists.
Re-entry visas will/may be required for travellers leaving Australia holding a foreign passport. If you hold a foreign passport then it is your responsibility to make your own enquiries and satisfy yourself as to the position in regard to your passport and/or visa requirements before leaving Australia. If you do not obtain the correct visas, for whatever reason, you will be liable for any associated expenses, fees, penalties, costs, liabilities, damages or losses and are not entitled to refund by our company as this decision is outside of the control of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company.
7. HEALTH & VACCINATIONS
All customers must be well enough to travel (whether physical, medical or otherwise). It’s your responsibility to ensure that you’re aware of any specific health requirements for your travel destination(s) prior to making a booking and be responsible for ensuring that any applicable needs can be met during travels.
This includes understanding whether you are authorised to carry or use certain medications and or medical/mobility equipment (including batteries with respect to flights and cruises) and/or whether you are required to provide supporting medical documentation such as prescriptions or medical certificates.
For some countries, a failure to disclose a health condition, proof of vaccination or a medical certificate may result in the applicable country/airline/cruise refusing you entry/boarding, or in you being detained, expelled or repatriated from the applicable country at your cost. If you have any concerns regarding health requirements of the travel destination(s), we suggest you refer to your health professional and/or the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) ‘Smart Traveller’ service prior to placing an order. We recommend that you contact DFAT or visit their website www.smartraveller.gov.au for current advice. You can also register your travel plans with DFAT so you’re easily contactable in case of emergency. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company does not provide any medical advice.
8. CHECKING TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
We have exercised care in putting together the arrangements requested by you in regards to your travel and accommodation. It is important, and your responsibility, to check all of the documentation provided to you in relation to your proposed travel and accommodation to ensure that it fully meets with your requirements and to ensure that there have been no misunderstandings.
All documents must be issued in the exact name of the passport holder (for international travel) or personal identification. You may be denied carriage if the name varies.
We strongly recommend that you contact your airline prior to any travel to ensure that the scheduled departure time has not changed.
We strongly recommend that you familiarise yourself with current travel advisories/information from smartraveller.gov.au before you travel.
Payment of any excess baggage charges is the traveller’s sole responsibility.
Carry-on baggage is subject to security rules on the carriage of various items. It is your responsibility to check with the relevant authorities.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company shall use reasonable commercial endeavours to provide travel documentation 10 days prior to the first travel departure date.
Please note, for customers who require these documents earlier for Visa applications please notify Australia & New Zealand Travel Company in advance. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not responsible for your failure to obtain a visa in this or any circumstances, including if you are overseas. Only in exceptional circumstances will Australia & New Zealand Travel Company provide early release of flight itineraries prior to the supply of Travel Documentation.
9. LIABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY
9.1 Limitations of Liability
Our packages may comprise services of multiple independent travel providers who are not agents or employees of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company and whose operations are beyond the control of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company. Whilst reasonable inquiries have been made and care is taken to select reputable Suppliers who operate in accordance with the required standards of their local authorities, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not responsible for the provision of that service or for any resulting injury, illness, death, damage, detention, delay or loss of enjoyment.
The travel documents and products and/or services are provided subject to the Suppliers’ Terms, conditions and limitations (some of which may exclude or limit liability in respect of death, injury, delay, loss or damage to passenger’s person and/or effects), which may not be expressly the subject of our contractual agreement. To the maximum extent permitted by law and subject to the following, we accept no liability or responsibility in connection with Supplier terms, conditions or limitations and do not make or give any warranty or representation as to their content or standard. Any legal recourse you may have in respect of those travel products is against those Suppliers and not against Australia & New Zealand Travel Company.
Your legal rights in connection with the provision of travel products and services are against the specific Supplier and, except to the extent a problem is caused or contributed to by negligence on our part, are not against us. Specifically, if for any reason (excluding negligence on our part) any Supplier is unable to provide the travel arrangements that you have purchased, your rights are against that Supplier and not against Australia & New Zealand Travel Company. This includes (without limitation) where travel services cannot be supplied or itinerary changes occur or any other loss or damage suffered by the customer due to delay, cancellation, or disruption in any manner caused by the laws, regulations, acts or failures to act, demands, orders, or interpositions of any government or any subdivision or agent thereof or other authorities, or by acts of God, strikes, severe weather, fire, flood, war, rebellion, terrorism, insurrection, sickness, quarantine, epidemics, pandemics, failure of equipment or machinery, theft, malevolent acts or any other cause(s) beyond our control (each a Force Majeure Event).
In some circumstances, wherever possible, we will use reasonable endeavours to arrange the supply of comparable travel products and services and itineraries. In the absence of our own negligence, we are not liable for any cancellations, diversions, substitution of equipment, variations, postponements, or any other acts, omissions or defaults by Suppliers, nor for any consequences thereof, including but not limited to changes to services, itineraries, accommodation or facilities.
Nothing in the Terms & Booking Conditions is intended to limit, exclude or modify or purport to limit, exclude or modify the statutory implied guarantees/warranties that cannot be lawfully limited, excluded or modified as provided under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) including the statutory consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law or similar laws in the State and Territories of Australia.
If any warranties are implied by law that cannot be excluded, then to the maximum extent permitted by law our liability for breach of such warranties is limited to, at our option:
(a) in the case of products:
(i) the replacement of the products or the supply of equivalent products; or
(ii) the payment of the cost of replacing the products or acquiring equivalent products; and
(b) in the case of services:
(i) the supply of the services again; and
(ii) the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again.
9.2 Responsibility
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company reserves the right to vary, withdraw or cancel any travel packages by written notice in the event they cannot be supplied or the itinerary is changed due to a Force Majeure Event or other events which are beyond our control.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, except where caused or contributed to by negligence on our part, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not and does not accept any responsibility or liability in contract, tort or otherwise for any injury, illness, death, cost, loss, damage (including but not limited to loss or damage to persons, baggage and property), delay, diversion, substitution of equipment, variation, postponement, liabilities, expense or inconvenience arising directly or indirectly from or in connection with:
(a) the acts, errors, omissions, default or negligence of Suppliers or other third parties including government authorities, airlines, coach, rail or cruise operators, land carriers, hoteliers or any other suppliers, nor for any consequences thereof, including but not limited to changes to or lack of availability of transport, services, accommodation or facilities; or
(b) a Force Majeure Event.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not and does not accept responsibility and shall not be held vicariously liable for the intentional or negligent acts of any persons not employed by us, including (without limitation) all Suppliers, nor for any intentional or negligent acts of our employees committed while off duty or outside the course and scope of their employment. Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not and does not accept responsibility for any criminal conduct by any Suppliers or third parties.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not and does not accept responsibility or liability for any requirements, terms or conditions of any Supplier or other third parties who provide travel products or services in the course of your holiday. All bookings made by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company with Suppliers or other travel product or service providers on your behalf are subject to the requirements, terms and conditions of those persons which may not be expressly the subject of our contractual agreement, particularly in relation to the applicable laws, policies and requirements of any government, governmental authority or employee including visa, entry, exit or transit requirements.
Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is not and does not accept any liability or responsibility for your acts, omissions, defaults, conduct, state of health, condition or circumstances, or failure to comply with the terms, conditions and requirements of any Suppliers or other third party travel products or suppliers, or country or governmental authorities, or any of their officials, servants or agents.
If you decide that you do not wish to visit a country or part of a country you had intended to visit because of any law, condition or requirements of Suppliers or any country or governmental authority, official, servant or agent, or because of circumstances beyond our control (and including any Force Majeure Event), you are responsible for any costs, expenses, charges, fees, losses or damage incurred as a consequence and any cancellation or amendment fees.
In relation to any responsibility or liability which cannot be excluded by law or despite the limitations above, if Australia & New Zealand Travel Company is found liable for any loss, damage, cost, liability or expense which arises out of or in any way is connected with any of the occurrences described above, then to the maximum extent permitted by law Australia & New Zealand Travel Company’s liability will in no event exceed, in the aggregate, the greater of:
(a) the amounts you paid to Australia & New Zealand Travel Company in connection with the travel products or services; or
(b) AU$100.00
10. COMPLAINTS
We are committed to addressing complaints quickly and effectively. If a problem occurs whilst you are travelling you must attempt to find a resolution locally with the relevant Supplier within 24 hours. You will also be provided with our 24-hour emergency contact phone number for our office. Failure to seek to resolve the problem within 24 hours may result in any following claim for a refund (where available) being reduced or denied.
Complaints related to travel arrangements booked by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company must be received in writing by our office within 30 days from the date that the incident occurred. Complaints made through any other channel will not be accepted. Failure to lodge a complaint within this time period may result in any following claim for refund (where available) being reduced or denied. You must attach all relevant receipts and supporting documentation, including efforts made with the Supplier to resolve it. All refund claims are subject to our Cancellation and Refund Policy.
11. SEVERABILITY
In the event that any term or condition contained in these Booking Conditions is unenforceable, or void by operation of law or as being against public policy or for any other reason, then such term or condition shall be deemed to be severed from this contract or amended accordingly only to such extent necessary to allow all remaining terms and conditions to survive and continue as binding.
12. PRIVACY POLICY
Our Privacy Policy governs the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information by us. The Privacy Policy forms a part of these Terms & Conditions.
13. NO ASSIGNMENT
You must not assign, transfer or novate these Terms & Booking Conditions or any rights or obligations under these Terms & Booking Conditions without the prior written consent of Australia & New Zealand Travel Company.
14. NO WAIVER
You may not rely on our words or conduct as a waiver of any right unless that waiver is in writing and signed by Australia & New Zealand Travel Company.
15. APPLICABLE LAW
The laws of Victoria, Australia govern these Booking Conditions to the fullest extent allowable. Any disputes must be initiated in the courts of Victoria, Australia.
Travel on Demand Trading As Australia & New Zealand Travel Company, ABN 11 642 241 914.
Détails du circuit
Hébergement
9 nuits dans des hôtels de qualité ou similaires, en chambre standard
- 3 nuits à Sydney - ibis Sydney World Square ou similaire
- 2 nuits à Yulara (Uluru) - The Lost Camel Resort ou similaire
- 4 nuits à Cairns - The Abbott Boutique Hotel ou similaire
Assurance
Vols
Billets d'avion aller simple en classe économique pour les vols intérieurs, avec un bagage enregistré jusqu'à 20 kg
- De Sydney à l'aéroport d'Ayers Rock (Uluru)
- De l'aéroport d'Ayers Rock (Uluru) à Cairns
Services supplémentaires
Visites guidées avec droits d'entrée selon l'itinéraire :
- Visite de Sydney en bus, demi-journée
- Visite à pied de l'Opéra de Sydney, 1 heure
- Excursion d'une journée dans les Montagnes bleues
- Excursion au lever du soleil à Uluru
- Visite des sites sacrés d'Uluru et coucher de soleil
- Cape Tribulation et Daintree
- Croisière sur l'île verte et la Grande Barrière de Corail
Services supplémentaires
Vols ou transport à destination de Sydney (point de départ) et de Cairns (point d'arrivée)
Frais supplémentaires pour les vols intérieurs, tels que les réservations de sièges, les repas et les excédents de bagages
Les transferts à l'aéroport de Sydney et de Cairns
Les repas et les visites touristiques, autres que ceux spécifiés dans les inclusions ou l'itinéraire
Les articles personnels, tels que les boissons, les en-cas, la blanchisserie, l'accès à l'Internet sans fil, etc.
Il est fortement recommandé de souscrire une assurance voyage.
Bon à savoir
Devise
Australian Dollar
Australie
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