


Celebrate spring on this 10-day escorted journey from Brisbane to Canberra and beyond. Travel in comfort aboard our luxury Diamond Class or Gold Class coach, visiting Port Macquarie, the Southern Highlands and Canberra’s Floriade. Wander Bowral’s Corbett Gardens, marvel at Tulip Top Gardens and Cockington Green, then reflect at the Australian War Memorial. Explore the National Botanic Gardens, National Arboretum and Parliament House before admiring cherry blossoms at Cowra Japanese Gardens. Continue through the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley for lunch and wine tasting, enjoy a thoroughbred stud tour, Tamworth’s Big Golden Guitar and a finale at Jester Hill Wines.
19 September 2027


27 Meals Included 7 Eco Experiences 7 Cultural & Heritage Experiences

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September 2027

Departing Brisbane Coach Terminal aboard our luxury ‘Gold Class’ coach, we travel south, breaking at Tropical Fruit World for morning tea. Our afternoon takes us through Coffs Harbour to Port Macquarie where we stay overnight.
This morning we leave Port Macquarie, take a break at Bulahdelah, then continue to Gosford for lunch. Travelling through Sydney’s western suburbs we head up into the Southern Highlands.
Today, we visit Corbett Gardens to see a stunning display of tulips and spring bulbs, followed by a visit to the Bradman Museum and International Cricket Hall of Fame. After a casual lunch, we’ll head to Fitzroy Falls, overlooking Kangaroo Valley.
This morning marvel at Tulip Top Gardens, showcasing 10 acres of stunning tulips and spring flowers. Blossom trees line a pathway to a waterfall and watercourse. In the afternoon, we visit Cockington Green Gardens, featuring miniature buildings in landscaped gardens, then drive to Mount Ainslie for breathtaking views of Canberra before checking into our hotel.
We begin with a drive-by tour of Canberra’s International Embassies, followed by a visit to Floriade, Australia’s largest spring flower festival. We then tour the War Memorial, including the Hall of Memory, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Pool of Reflection, and Roll of Honour, ending with the moving Last Post Ceremony.
**Lunch is at your own expense today.
We begin at the Australian National Botanic Gardens with a guided walk to admire the beauty and adaptations of native plants. Next, we tour the National Arboretum, home to endangered and symbolic trees from around the world. After lunch, we visit Parliament House, exploring the Chambers, historic documents like the Magna Carta, and its impressive architecture, art, and landscape.
We depart Canberra and head north to Cowra, stopping for lunch at the Cowra Japanese Gardens which showcases colourful Cherry Blossoms. After lunch, enjoy a self-guided tour of the symbolic 5-hectare gardens, the largest in the southern hemisphere, built due to Cowra’s historic ties to Japan. We then continue our journey to the Blue Mountains.
This morning, we depart the Blue Mountains for the Hunter Valley, arriving at Peterson House Winery for a 2-course lunch overlooking the lake. After lunch enjoy a wine tasting before heading to the hotel.
After breakfast, we travel through the Hunter wine region to visit a Thoroughbred Horse Stud near Denman for an exclusive tour with guide Craig Benjamin. See future champions as we gain an insider’s view of the thoroughbred racing industry during spring foaling season. Later, we head to Tamworth to visit the Big Golden Guitar before ending the day in Armidale.
Explore the Celtic heritage of Glen Innes with a visit to the Standing Stones, a national monument to Australia’s Celtic pioneers. We then cross into Queensland, passing through the Stanthorpe wine region and stopping at Jester Hill Wines for a lunch with wine pairings. We arrive back to the Brisbane Coach Terminal late afternoon.
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Our Gold Class coach tours let you experience the beauty of the Australian landscape in comfort and style. From the coach itself to the accommodation and meals, every detail is considered.
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Fly into Canberra and travel in comfort aboard our luxury Diamond Class coach. Enjoy lunch at Courgette Restaurant before heading into Kosciuszko National Park for two nights in Thredbo. Take the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift to Eagles Nest Restaurant for a scenic lunch with panoramic views of Mount Kosciuszko, then enjoy a thrilling luge ride back in the village. Continue through the High Country from Corryong to Bright, then overnight at Lakes Entrance. Cruise the lakes to Wyanga Park Winery for lunch and wine pairing, then explore Wilsons Promontory on an eco cruise before two nights in Cowes and the Penguin Parade. Cross Port Phillip Bay by ferry, dine aboard the Q Train, and finish with a final night in Melbourne and free morning before flights home.
Fly into Adelaide and begin this 11 day escorted Gold Class adventure travelling coastlines, caves and wine regions from South Australia to Queensland. Enjoy an overnight in Adelaide before a guided tour of the UNESCO listed Naracoorte Caves. Visit Mount Gambier’s Blue Lake and Umpherston Sinkhole, then take a guided town tour in Port Fairy and overnight in Warrnambool. Soar by helicopter over the Twelve Apostles and iconic Great Ocean Road scenery, then continue via Geelong to the Dandenong Ranges for a privately guided Cloudehill Gardens tour. Relax in Lakes Entrance and cruise to Wyanga Park Winery for lunch and wine. Continue to Eden’s Killer Whale Museum, enjoy a Clyde River lunch cruise in Batemans Bay, visit Kiama Blowhole and Sea Cliff Bridge, tour Broken Bay Pearl Farm, finish in the Hunter Valley with a vineyard carriage ride and long lunch, then travel via Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour and Ballina to Brisbane.
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