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AUSTRALIA free-style FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.BRIDGEANDWICKERS.CO.UK 020 3811 4618 AUSTRALIA free-style BRIDGE & WICKERS PART OF THE ULTIMATE TRAVEL COMPANY A superb selection of two-week ideas and offers for sensational holidays
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AUSTRALIAfree-style

BRIDGE & WICKERSP A R T O F T H E U L T I M A T E T R A V E L C O M P A N Y

A superb selection of two-week ideas and offers for sensational holidays

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AUSTRALIAAS ONLY BRIDGE & WICKERS

KNOW HOWAustralia, half a world away but a completely different world when you arrive. One full of

differently-evolved animals, geologically astonishing landscapes and an indigenous heritage painted in fantastic detail on ancient rocks. Plus a good few of the world’s most stunning beaches.

Australia does more than tick all the right boxes, it adds a whole array of new ones! At Bridge & Wickers we have years of unrivalled experience in planning and creating memorable Australian

holidays for thousands of travellers. Why not let us do the same for you?

Talk to our Australia experts

Jeremy Webster: “I used to live in Melbourne. With its great culture and lifestyle, not to mention the beautiful local scenery, it’s a great place to go”

You’ll find our consultants knowledgable and friendly – and prepared to go the extra mile to ensure you have the best holiday at the best possible price. Call us today!

Gemma Williams: “My favourite place in the world is Sydney. I just love the city – there is so much to see and do.”

Gina Murray:” I have worked for Bridge and Wickers since 2013, a career which enables me to combine my passion for travel, whilst providing a flexible, efficient and friendly service to other travellers.”

David Marriot: “I count myself as fortunate to have travelled to all corners of the world but spending 18 months in Australia has given me a fantastic insight into this wonderful country.”

K a k a d u Nat ion a l Pa rk

Bri s ba n e

GR EAT BAR R IER R EEF

Syd n e y

Ca n be rra

Me lbou rn e

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TASM ANI A

Ade l a id e

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Ca i rn s

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The K imberley -Specta cu l a r Outba ck home to i mpre ss ive gorge s, e sca rpments wate rfa lls a nd th e ma gn if ice nt Bu ngle Bu ngle s.

T h e I ndia n Pa cif ic Ra ilwa y - Cross t h e cont i n e nt i n sty le on a ra il jou rn ey t h at con n ects two ocea n s a nd ta k e s you a cro ss t h e ru gged Outba ck.

Ma rga ret Rive r - Home to some o f Au st ra li a ’ s most a ma zi ng bea ch e s a nd f i n e st wi n e rie s - somet ime s k n own a s t h e ‘Bordea u x o f t h e New World’.

T h e Great Ocea n Road - T h e coa st roa d between Ade la ide a nd Me lbou rn e i s on e o f t h e world’s most icon ic, su pe r- sce n ic drive s.

Trop ica l North Qu e e n s l a n d - Whe re t h e Outba ck meets t rop ica l ra i nfo re st s, go lde n bea ch e s a nd a zu re s ea s.

K a k a du Nat ion a l Pa rkBreathta ki ng l a n dsca pe s re n own ed for t h e rich n e ss o f t h e i r Aborig i n a l cu lt u ra l s it e s.

T h e Great Ba rrie r Ree f -Au st ra li a ’ s fa mou s ma ri n e wonde rl a n d a nd wate r- sport s pa ra dis e.

U lu ru - Au st ra li a ’ s most sa cred a nd icon ic n at u ra l s it e at t h e ve ry h ea rt o f t h e cou nt ry.

Sydn ey - New South Wa le s ’ co smopo lit a n ca pit a l city ble ss ed wit h a ma gica l wate r- s ide locat ion.

Ta sma n ia -Au st ra li a ’ s i s l a n d st at e a nd a great p l a ce to go wild wit h u n iqu e f lo ra a nd fa u n a, a nd e njoy exce lle nt food a nd wi n e.

K a nga roo Is l a n d - A wildlife pa ra dis e wh e re you ca n discove r spe cie s t h at a re ra re a nd eve n ext i n ct on t h e ma i n l a nd.

1 Visit Sydney Opera House and climb the Bridge – there’s no better place to enjoy

the magnificent panorama of Sydney and its breathtaking harbour.

2 Dive or snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef and experience a colourful underwater

world teeming with marine life.

3 Dine Under the Stars at Uluru and enjoy local Australian delicacies by candlelight

in the Outback with Australia’s most iconic landmark as your backdrop.

4 Sample some first class wines and food at one of Australia’s world class wineries.

5 Go wild! Get to know Australia’s diverse wildlife – cuddle a Koala, spot a kangaroo,

feed a crocodile, if you dare!

6 Take some wheels for a spin on the ultimate Australian roadtrip – and don’t forget you

drive on the left so you’ll feel right at home.

7 Stay and play in Luxury at one of Australia’s renowned lodges; Southern Ocean Lodge,

Saffire, Capella Lodge…to name just a few.

8 Go walkabout – get to know Australia on your very own Dreamtime journey; on

foot, on a bike or even on horseback.

9 Ride the rails and let the train take the strain – experience a journey in grand style

as you cross Australia from coast to coast or top to bottom.

10 Take a seat at one of Australia’s major sporting events; Ashes cricket, the

famous Melbourne Cup horse race, Australian Open tennis or the Formula One Grand Prix.

OUR TOP TEN MUST-SEES

Alice Sp ri n g s

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A self drive tour combining time in Adelaide, the most English-elegant of all Australia’s cities with four of the country’s leading wine producing areas: the Barossa, the McLaren Vale, the Clare Valley and the Adelaide Hills.

Many of Australia’s vineyards offer much more than simply a chance to learn how their wines are made and sample them.

Australia’s unspoilt landscapes produce an incredibly wide variety of fresh and tantalising produce. There’s also a freedom and creativity to its food and wine culture that helps us produce fresh and innovative flavours, including wines that are the envy of the world, as well as exciting ingredients and ‘fusion’ food. But what really sets it apart is the place - the stunning weather, sunshine, outstanding natural beauty and outdoor dining lifestyle means you can enjoy some of the world’s best food and wine in some of the world’s most enticing surroundings. Australia does al fresco dining like nowhere else.

A TASTE OF AUSTRALIA

FABULOUS FORTNIGHTS

The vineyards of South Australia 5 days from £770pp

A U S T R A L I A’ S L U X U RY G O L D E N T R I A N G L E 1 4 D AY S F R O M £ 7 8 5 0 PP I N C L U D I N G F L I G H T S

Australia’s classic three-part itinerary is a mix of a luxury stay in Sydney, a taste of the Outback topped by Uluru its most famous topographical feature, and Lizard Island on the Great Barrier Reef, the country’s three world wonder icons in one neat trinity of a package. All seen and done in top-end comfort. It’s our best-selling holiday Down Under and everyone who’s booked it has loved it.

FA M I LY W I N T E R W A R M E R H O L I D AY 1 4 D AY S F R O M £ 2 3 5 0 PP I N C L U D I N G F L I G H T S

Although most of us would suffer from hypothermia at the mere thought of a dip in the sea on Christmas morning, enjoying a swim and a sunbathe on the beach before lunch epitomise the pleasures of a winter break Down Under. This holiday combines the delights of Sydney with a few days in Noosa with its stunning surf beaches and a stay on idyllic Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays.

Days 1-5: There are many wonderful hotels in Sydney but the Shangri-La, with its spectacular views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge,is one of our favourites. It’s the perfect place from which to explore the shops and restaurants, and soak up the ambience and outdoor lifestyle of Sydney. As well as the city itself, we suggest spending a day or two at one of the nearby beaches, and visiting some of the many other local attractions.

Days 1- 4: Such is the breadth of attractions in Sydney that you could enjoy a wonderful family holiday in Australia and never set forth beyond the city’s boundaries.

Days 6-7: Ayers Rock is Australia’s most extraordinary natural site combining Uluru and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). You’ll stay at Longitude 131°, the most exclusive of the properties within sight and easy reach of the Rock. It is a luxurious, tented resort and although the fifteen tents are perched on an isolated sand dune, they’re all air-conditioned, with proper windows and a veranda offering uninterrupted views.

Days 5-7: Noosa is a great spot for families. Aside from its surf beaches and lively town with lots of cafés and restaurants, you can rent a car and explore the surrounding, scenically delightful, countryside, and visit the Australia Zoo, run by Steve Irwin’s family, where you can cuddle a koala and hand feed an elephant.

Days 8-13 Lizard Island Resort is in a national park with miles of signposted bush trails. Combine these natural assets with impeccable service and superb, ‘fresh from the Reef’ food and you have an island escape that’s hard to match anywhere in the world. Accommodation is in 40 rooms, all with views of the beach, plus a spa, a gym and a pool. Utterly beautiful.Day 14: Fly back to Cairns.

Days 8-10: I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! was set in the rainforest of Southern Queensland.You’ve seen it on the telly, now check out the real thing. You’ll be able to commune with wildlife – minus Ant and Dec, but including pandemelons, frogs, possums, and an amazing array of birds.

Days 11-14: Hamilton Island is Australia’s best loved escape for families, with a heap of activities ranging from cookery and pottery for the grown-ups, frog spotting and ‘mud madness’ for the kids, and fun jaunts around the island in your own golf buggy. We can also book trips out to the Great Barrier Reef or famous Whitehaven Beach.

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SELF DRIVESGREAT OCEAN ROAD

A scenic self drive between Adelaide and Melbourne embracing some of Australia’s most magnificent beaches, its greenest forests, most amazing marine parks and dramatic cliffscapes. It features icons like the Twelve Apostles on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road and abundant wildlife on the Coorong.

8 days from £720pp including car hire

THE RED CENTRE

Your 4WD adventure starts in the iconic township of Alice Springs; then experience a little of life on a working cattle station, see the majestic McDonnell Ranges, take in Kings Canyon a 300 metre deep cleavage in the earth, visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta where you can take a walk through the Valley of the Winds.

5 days from £650pp including 4WD hire

THE SOUTHWEST

Start by spending time in Perth before driving down to Margaret River – known as the ‘Bordeaux of the New World’, where its vineyards produce some of the finest of the New World wines.

5 days From £550pp including car hire

GIBB RIVER ROAD, THE KIMBERLEY

A perfect self drive through the heart of The Kimberley, in Australia’s

north west. Its main artery is the Gibb River Road, a

400 mile track, built in the 1960s to transport cattle

and linking some of the most awesome natural sights,

including gorges and waterfalls, in this rough, rugged escarpment country.

11 nights from £4850pp including flights and car hire

Australia in style, from top to toe

GO YOUR OWN WAYGet behind the wheel, reassuringly located on the right hand side as in the UK, and take to the excellent, well-marked roads

on a self drive holiday, discovering Australia at your own pace. Whether you want to experience the Great Ocean Road from Adelaide to Melbourne, explore the vineyards of the Margaret River, or head into the Blue Mountains from Sydney, we can help you put

together the perfect itinerary, including stays at hotels of your choice, for your ultimate Dreamtime journey of discovery.

Great Walks of Australia is an exclusive collection of some of the best walking experiences Australia has to offer.

Each of these independently owned and guided walking experiences is unique, and together they cover some of

Australia’s most iconic landscapes – from the untamed Tasmanian wilderness to the rugged

Victoria coastline, and from the ancient volcanic plateaux of Queensland to the magnificent

ancient outback of South Australia and the Northern Territory. The journeys are led by

expert guides with a deep understanding of the environment who help to bring alive

the culture, nature and history of each destination along the way. Small intimate

groups, exclusive accommodation and gourmet food and wine combine with

remote wilderness to produce an amazing holiday experience.

WALKSon the

wild side

C O A S T A L C R U I S I N G

For more details and to book your great walk contact Bridge & Wickers.

TRAVEL ABOARD THE LEGENDARY GHAN An Outback expedition from Darwin to Adelaide

Spend 4 days travelling through the heart of Australia’s

Outback aboard The Ghan Expedition.

Day 1: All aboard. On your first day travel from Darwin

to Katherine, where you can take a leisurely cruise on

the idyllic Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge, gazing at the

towering sandstone cliffs, and learning about the

Aboriginal and geologi cal history of the area.

Day 2: Early risers. Wake up to the incredible Outback

sunrise as you enjoy a sumptuous breakfast before

arriving in Alice Springs. A full day gives you ample

opportunity to visit the town and see Australia’s incredible

flora and fauna. In the evening, dine beneath a canopy

of stars at an authentic Outback Bush Barbecue, with

live Australian music, followed by an informative

astronomical talk as you cast your eyes skyward.

Day 3: Go underground. We pull into the middle-of-

nowhere stop at Manguri where you’ll be whisked away

by your friendly tour guide for a visit to the sun-scorched

opal mining capital of the world, Coober Pedy, where

more than half of the residents live underground.

Day 4: From Outback to city. Looking out of your

window this morning you’ll notice a dramatic change in

landscape as the rich ochre tones of the Outback make

way for the beautiful green fields and pastoral lands of

South Australia before The Ghan rolls into Adelaide.

With a coastline that’s almost as long as the earth’s circumference, it’s hardly surprising that Australia offers some of the most exciting coastal cruising in the world. And, in our view, there’s no better way to enjoy it than aboard True North, with North Star cruises.

Purpose-built to access Australia’s wilderness, where bigger ships cannot

go, True North features an onboard helicopter for unrivalled access to some of the most remote parts of the coast. She also features the highest levels of onboard comfort and luxury. Guest numbers are limited to just 36, and an Australian crew of 20 is on hand to provide a truly personal service to each one.

Call us to find out more about adding one of North Star’s unique and exceptional cruises to your itinerary.

The Great Walks of Australia

Bay of Fires Lodge Walk (Tasmania) 

Cradle Mountain Huts Walk (Tasmania) 

The Maria Island Walk (Tasmania) 

Freycinet Experience Walk (Tasmania) 

Scenic Rim Trail (Queensland) 

The Arkaba Walk (South Australia) 

Classic Larapinta Trek in Comfort (Northern Territory)

Twelve Apostles Lodge Walk (Victoria)

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W O R L D C L A S S C I T I E S

Nothing reflects Australia’s relaxed, laid-back lifestyle better than its cities. With the exception of the capital, Canberra, they are all situated close to the coast, and this, coupled with the stunning weather and outdoor lifestyle,

means that whichever you choose to visit, you’re certain to enjoy the experience of city life Down Under.

SYDNEYNew South Wales’ cosmopolitan capital thrills with its spectacular harbour setting, as well as its cultural attractions, fine restaurants and vibrant nightlife. As Australia’s main gateway, Sydney is also a destination in its own right, and according to ‘Sydneysiders’ it’s not only Australia’s finest city, but the best place to live in the entire world!

Must do: a trip above, and on, the harbour with a Sydney Bridge Climb followed by a Harbour cruise.

Brisbane Modern, sophisticated and with a vibrant nightlife Brisbane

is the door to immaculate beaches and hedonistic beachside towns,

National Parks and Queensland’s tropical rainforests.

Must do: Day trip to Tangalooma to see the dolphins

Perth Sitting on the south west

coast at the mouth of the Swan

River, Perth is Western Australia’s

easy going capital city that blends

urban cool with nature’s finest.

Must do: A day on Rottnest

Island with its unique quokkas

Hobart Tasmania’s historic capital boasts colonial

architecture set against the impressive backdrop of

Mount Wellington. It’s a vibrant port city with the

world’s second deepest natural harbour.

Must do: A day trip to Port ArthurDarwin The Northern

Territory’s capital city is one

of Australia’s most modern

capitals. Located on the

Timor Sea, it is noted for its

impressive harbour and the

famous Mindel Beach Market.

Must do: A day trip to Kakadu

Adelaide Australia’s third largest city boasts

graceful boulevards and beautiful parks

sprinkled with museums, malls and markets.

Must do: A day trip to the Barossa Vineyards

Canberra The nation’s capital and seat of

Australia’s government, Canberra is home to

impressive buildings and important national

institutions, museums and galleries.

Must do: See Australia’s State Parliament

Melbourne With handsome boulevards and

twisting lanes Melbourne is home to striking

skyscrapers, quaint houses, great shops, world

class restaurants and buzzy bars.

Must do: Visit Phillip Island’s penguins

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The Great Barrier Reef is the subject of a new 3 part BBC documentary in which Sir David Attenborough returns to this incredible natural phenomenon sixty years after his first visit.

With most of its population living within 20 minutes of the ocean, it’s no wonder Australia’s spectacular coastline and golden beaches play such a prominent part in life Down Under. There are in fact some 7000 beaches at the last official count and they are among the sandiest, silkiest and whitest on the planet. There are beaches on which you can drive (Fraser Island), ride a camel (Broome), sandboard

down dunes (Stockton), feed dolphins (Monkey Mia), escape the crowd (Cape Leveque), see the whitest sands in the world

(Hyams), meet Kangaroos (Pebbly Beach) and of course, surf (at Bondi most famously).

With the Indian Ocean as its western border and the Pacific on the east, Australia is neighbour to some of the most

spectacular seas in the world, both above and below the surface.

As you head inland the lush coastal lands of Australia are transformed into the rugged reds of its Outback. No ‘walkabout’ in Australia is complete without stepping into this majestic wilderness that is at the country’s heart and which touches each of its states. You’ll be rewarded with spectacular natural landscapes, amazing wildlife and the cultural heritage of its native aboriginals.

The Wheatbelt in Western Australia’s Golden Outback, near Hyden, is home to magnificent Wave Rock, a giant curved rock face that bears a striking resemblance to a wave about to crash over the surrounding bushland. INTO THE

OUTBACKCOASTAL CAPERS

Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory is a World Heritage Listed site where you can experience Crocodile Dundee’s Australia and enjoy majestic sights like the Jim Jim Falls.

The monumental red rock Uluru is Australia’s most iconic sight and a sacred place for its aboriginals. This World Heritage Listed site in the Northern Territory represents the true heart and spirit of Australia, and no trip to the country is complete without visiting it twice, preferably at dawn and dusk.Bondi Beach, Sydney The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland The Twelve Apostles, Victoria Great Sunshine Way, near Brisbane

The Devils Marbles, Davenport Ranges, Northern Territory

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We have a whole range of tempting holidays to choose from at bridgeandwickers.co.uk

- this is just one example. This self drive includes all our favourite and unmissable

highlights including Hobart, Tasmania’s capital city, the copper mining district of

Queenstown, Strahan on the wild west coast, the Gordan River, the convict settlement

of Sarah Island, Cradle Mountain Launceston, Frecyinet National Park, and Port Arthur,

Australia’s most famous penal settlement. And of course there will be plenty of time to

spot some of Tasmania’s unique wildlife, including wallaby, possum, wombat, quoll and

bandicoot. At Bridge & Wickers we are experts at tailor- making the holiday to suit you so

call us on 020 3811 4618 and speak to one of our specialist consultants

Like any travel company, we have our own favourite places to stay in the destinations we feature around the world. Here are a few of the hotels and resorts in Australia that we are particularly fond of, all of which offer great value for

money and where we’re always happy to return, and recommend to our customers and friends.

O U R F I R M ’ S F A V O U R I T E S

10 Day Self Drive Tour, including flights, car hire, accommodation and transfers from £2,365 per person

The Beach Clu b, Hamilton Isla nd

One&Only

Hayman,

Great Barrier

Ree f

Coconut Grove,

Port

Dougla s

Sha ngri-La,

Hote l, Sydney

The Byron at Byron Bay

Henry Jones Art Hote l, Hoba rt

Peninsu la, Port Dougla s

Located in the heart of the Great Barrier

Reef, One&Only Hayman Island offers

natural beauty, restorative peace,

indulgence and adventure. There’s no

better place from which to explore the

unique natural phenomenon of the

Great Barrier Reef and Whitsundays.

An adults-only oasis, this tranquil,

boutique resort sits right on Catseye

Beach, overlooking the Coral Sea.

With its spectacular location, private

restaurant and lounge, child-free

ambience and personalised service,

the Beach Club Hamilton Island is the

ultimate couples’ getaway.

Coconut Grove is situated in

cosmopolitan Port Douglas, a stone’s

throw from magnificent Four Mile Beach.

Divine views of rainforest mountains can

be enjoyed in absolute privacy. The

holiday apartments all have their own

outdoor entertaining terrace.

The 4 1/2 star Peninsula Boutique Hotel,

just 40 metres from the beach, boasts

ocean and beach views and is just a short

stroll to Port Douglas’ village shops, cafés

and restaurants. With 34 suites, Peninsula

Boutique is the perfect beachside escape

for couples or singles.

The Henry Jones Art Hotel is a fusion of

history and modernity, art and design,

indulgence and discovery. Australia’s first

dedicated art hotel merges one of

Tasmania’s most significant industrial

heritage sites with contemporary style

and works of art to create a luxurious

accommodation experience.

With stunning views of Sydney’s

spectacular harbour the Shangri-La Hotel

Sydney brings warm hospitality and luxury

to the historic Rocks district in the heart

of this dynamic city. It also offers some of

the city’s finest dining including the

award-winning Altitude Restaurant.

Cocooned in a lush, private 45 acre

rainforest setting, yet only minutes to the

on-trend town of Byron Bay and a short

walk to Tallow Beach, the Byron at Byron

is the perfect place to relax and be

rejuvenated. This elegant and luxurious

resort provides an idyllic escape from

everyday life.

A TEMPTING TRIP AROUND TASSIE

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Luxu r i ou s

Lizard Island This 5 Star Great Barrier Reef resort is set on ruggedly beautiful Lizard Island, home to 24 powdery white beaches and surrounded by colourful coral reefs and waters teeming with marine life. It is the perfect place to relax, enjoy rejuvenating treatments at the spa, and take advantage of the sensational snorkelling, diving and water-sports.

Spicers Peak This mountain-top retreat is set in one of Queensland’s most beautiful wilderness areas, the World Heritage listed Main Range National Park. The award-winning property features 10 luxurious suites with stunning views and offers a wealth of activities including a spa, tennis courts and mountain biking.

Cape Lodge Situated in its own secluded vineyard in the heart of the Margaret River wine country, Cape Lodge is only minutes away from pristine beaches and the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean. Luxury accommodation comprises a mixture of 22 rooms and a four bedroom Private Residence.

Southern Ocean Lodge Set in natural bushland atop a secluded cliff on Kangaroo Island, this luxury lodge enjoys panoramic views of the great Southern Ocean and boundless coastal wilderness. Its stylish environmental design, locally sourced food and modern Southern Spa ensure its status as a South Australian icon.

El Questro is a working cattle station on the eastern perimeter of Western Australia’s Kimberley region. Perched on a cliff top and surrounded by lush tropical gardens, The Homestead is an exclusive oasis that caters for a maximum of 18 guests. Its luxurious amenities include a swimming pool and tennis court.

Saffire A luxurious sanctuary on Tasmania’s eastern coast which overlooks the wide expanses of Great Oyster Bay, where migrating whales and dolphins come to play. The property offers 20 luxuriously appointed suites, each featuring a complete glass frontage for outstanding views. It also has a restaurant that showcases the best Tasmanian produce.

qualia Multi award winning qualia is set on the secluded northern-most point of Hamilton Island, gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and nearby Whitehaven Beach and Heart Reef. It is a luxurious sun-drenched paradise where you can relax in total tranquility or enjoy the many exclusive activities in this idyllic location including indulgent treatments at the renowned Spa qualia.

Capella Lodge Resting above Lord Howe Island’s spectacular Lovers Bay, Capella Lodge combines contemporary style with relaxed luxury. Interiors are beautifully matched with first name service, embodied in the restaurant with stunning views of the ocean and mountains. Catering for only twenty guests, this intimate retreat is for guests seeking an elegant, subtropical escape.

Longitude 131° Nestled

atop rust-red dunes, this

gathering of luxury tented

pavilions overlooks

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National

Park. Combining exclusive

touring, fine cuisine and

world-class service, the

desert base offers an

essential experience of

Australia’s spiritual heart.

Dinner at Table 131° is one

of life’s most memorable,

served under a glittering

canopy of stars.

Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley Blue Mountains This luxurious five star homestead-style resort is nestled in Australia’s Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage-listed Area. It boasts 40 villas, each with breathtaking valley views and private swimming pool. When not exploring the wildlife reserve, guests can dine on locally-sourced cuisine or relax in the One&Only Spa.

Whether you’re tempted by a luxury tented camp, a remote Outback resort, a rainforest retreat, a coastal hideaway or an idyllic island lodge on the Great Barrier Reef, our selection of luxury properties is hand-picked to ensure you’ll

experience the best of Australia as only Bridge & Wickers know how

L O D G E S

AN AMAZING 13 NIGHT HOLIDAY COMPRISING:

3 nights at Cape Lodge, the Margaret River

3 nights at Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island

4 nights at Capella Lodge, Lord Howe Island

3 nights at Spicers Peak, Queensland

Prices from £5475pp including all accommodation, international economy class flights on Singapore Airlines, all flights and transfers in Australia and three days car hire in Perth and Brisbane. Offer only available for bookings made with Bridge & Wickers by 31 March 2016 for travel between 1 May and 30 September 2016.

Call us now about this and other exclusive Luxury Lodges offers.

Save up to £3,052 per couple on this

exclusive Bridge & Wickers luxury lodges offer

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BRIDGE & WICKERSP A R T O F T H E U L T I M A T E T R A V E L C O M P A N Y

Bridge & Wickers is The Ultimate Travel Company’s specialist division covering Australia,

New Zealand, North America and the South Pacific. We focus entirely on creating luxury, tailor-made holidays

dedicated to your individual requirements. Our years of experience and unrivalled, in-depth knowledge of

Australia allow us to create unique holidays which combine iconic sights and authentic Aussie experiences with

the finest hand-picked accommodation and the most inspiring destinations. Because we all view the world

differently, our destination experts will always start by listening carefully to your views and interests before using

their expertise and passion to create your ultimate holiday. Award-winning, financially protected and at your

service, Bridge & Wickers is part of The Ultimate Travel Company for a reason.

Bridge & Wickers, 25 - 27 Vanston Place, London SW6 1AZ. www.bridgeandwickers.co.uk

Call 020 3811 4618


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