Balinese Delights & Barrier Reefs to Sydney with Stay, 11 November 2026 (23 nights)

This resort is located on the fashionable Eat Street, on the stunning island of Bali. The resort is located within easy access of a host of attractions, lying just a short driving distance from Seminyak Beach, Legian and Kuta. Petitenget Beach is located just 800 metres away. Ngurah Rai International Airport is situated just a 25 minutes' driving distance from this resort. This modern resort features contemporary architecture, with elements of traditional Balinese design featuring throughout the decor. The guest rooms are beautifully appointed, offering a haven of peace and serenity. The rooms are well equipped with modern amenities. Guests are invited to enjoy the range of facilities and services that the resort has to offer. Guests can enjoy delightful dining in the restaurant, and indulge in the ultimate pampering in the spa.

Discover Bali’s natural beauty with tranquil beaches, vibrant culture, and unforgettable sunsets in this tropical paradise.

A popular island to the east of Bali, Lombok in Indonesia is a hotspot for tourists due to its picturesque beaches, variety of watersports, wildlife parks and temples. There’s even a hatchery for sea turtles on the island. Top highlights include Selong Belanak Beach, the Lombok Wildlife Park and the Pura Lingsar temple.

An extraordinary island that's part of the Lesser Sunda chain in India, Komodo Island offers scenery that’s simply out of this world. Named after its inhabitants, there are over 4000 Komodo dragons that live across the Komodo National Park region. The park itself is spread across three islands, Rinca, Komodo and Padar. Whilst stopping off at the island, you’ll see a variety of marine life, from tropical fish to manta rays. Alongside the national park, another popular nearby attraction is Pink Beach.

From lush national parks to rich Aboriginal heritage, Darwin is Australia’s tropical frontier.

A charming coastal town in Queensland, Australia, Cooktown is home to stunning sandy beaches, surrounded by vibrant tropical rainforests, and boasts a unique culture with an interesting history to learn more about. While in Cooktown, you’ll have the chance to explore this area's history in more detail with visits to both the Cooktown History Centre and Cooktown Museum, discover plant species traditionally utilised by Aboriginal peoples in the Cooktown Botanic Gardens, and indulge in sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding area from atop Mount Cook or the popular Grassy Hill Lookout. This destination is also known for being a gateway to Australia’s spectacular wilderness, with the Great Barrier Reef just beyond the golden-sand beaches and charming waterfront area. At the mouth of the Endeavour River, you’ll find excursions both in-land and out to sea available here, each offering unique sightseeing opportunities and unforgettable experiences.

Relax in the warm sun, explore the Great Barrier Reef, and immerse yourself in the tropical beauty of Cairns, Australia’s gateway to nature.

A coastal city that’s situated in northeastern Queensland, Townsville is a great place to stop off whilst on a cruise. Often considered to be the gateway of the Great Barrier Reef and the Queensland outback, it boasts breathtaking beaches, al fresco restaurants and a variety of shops. Top attractions within easy reach of the city include Strand Park, the Museum of Tropical Queensland and the Billabong Sanctuary.

The gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, Airlie Beach offers sun, sea, and adventure.

Newcastle, New South Wales, is the second oldest city in Australia and home to a wealth of cultural landmarks, incredible history, and more to enjoy when you arrive. With six major beaches to choose from, you’ll find plenty of places to sit and soak up the sunshine here. You’ll also find unique public swimming pools along Merewether Beach, access to the Glenrock nature reserve from the sheltered Dudley Beach, and the Belmont Wetlands State Park near Redhead Beach – just to name a handful of exciting places to visit and explore in Newcastle. Inland, on the other side of Newcastle itself, you’ll find even more unique nature reserves and national parks to enjoy, making this a fantastic destination for those of you looking to get a little closer to nature. On top of this, in the city, you’ll find important Australian landmarks, incredible art galleries, plenty of fantastic places to eat and drink, and more; so, there’s a lot for urban explorers to look forward to as well.

Soak in stunning harbour views, explore iconic landmarks, and experience the perfect blend of urban energy and beachside relaxation.