Journey through Central Europe & Romania

Intrepid Travel · 24 days

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Duration

24 days

Tour Type

Small Group

Accommodations

Moderate

Physical Rating

Light

Guide Language

English

Experience Overview

Journey through Central Europe and Romania on this 24-day adventure. Travel to Austria and immerse yourself in its rich musical heritage, learn about Polish traditions as you explore Krakow’s Old Town and hike Slovakia's Tatra Mountains.

Highlights

See the Polish cities of Wroclaw and Krakow, then spend some time reflecting with a visit to nearby Auschwitz.
Immerse yourself in the history, architecture and bohemian vibes of the Czech Republic. Discover the World Heritage-listed town of Cesky Krumlov on a guided tour, then enjoy some free time in Prague.
Hike the Tatra Mountains and traverse steep slopes by funicular, gondola and electric steam train.
Sample Hungarian ‘Bull’s Blood’ in Eger – the wine said to have given the Hungarian army supernatural strength during their battle against the Ottoman Empire.
Hear spooky tales as you travel through Transylvania and explore its medieval fortified churches, birthplace of the inspiration for the world’s most famous vampire, Dracula.

Trip Details

Duration

24 days

Transportation

Train, Public bus, Private vehicle, Bicycle, Metro, Taxi, Tram

Tour Type

Small Group

Guide Language

English

Starts

Vienna, Austria

Finishes

Bucharest, Austria

Accommodations

Moderate

Travel Style

Explorer

Physical Rating

Light

Itinerary

Day 1: Vienna

Guten Tag! Welcome to Vienna, Austria. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm. If you arrive early, why not walk around to get your bearings or, better yet, take a spin on the famous Prater Ferris Wheel nearby for a bird’s eye view. Your base for the next couple of nights is Magdas Hotel – a social enterprise dedicated to supporting refugees in a united and compassionate workplace in Vienna. Magdas employs staff from across the world, so expect to hear many accents from a range of backgrounds. The hotel itself is an eclectic mix of styles, décor and furniture, and used to house a homeless shelter before being renovated for its current purpose. Be sure to check out your surroundings and have a chat to some of the staff! After your important meeting, why not use tonight to get you know your travel pals over some dinner.

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 2: Vienna

Join your leader for a walk through the city's compact centre this morning. Stop at the gothic St Stephen’s Cathedral, wander past the neo-classical Graben and have a look at the Hofburg Palace. Continue along the Ringstrasse and then finish your orientation walk of the city at the State Opera House – one of the world's most important opera houses and the heart of classical Viennese culture. Then you’re in for a real treat! Stop for kaffe and kuchen (coffee and cake) at Vollpension, a local cafe which empowers older members of the community by providing them with employment and purpose, while bridging the gap between the staff and the younger patrons who visit the cafe. Have a chat with the friendly staff while enjoying your sweet treat in this warm and welcoming environment. This afternoon is then free for you to keep on checking out the sights of the city. Art lovers have a so much choice when it comes to museums, such as the Albertina, located in the Museum Quarter. Otherwise, you might like to head out to Schoenbrunn for a guided audio tour of the grand summer palace, designed by Empress Maria Theresa.

Included Activities:

Vienna - Kaffee and Kuchen Experience

Optional Activities:

Vienna - Belvedere Gallery (Lower Gallery) (18 EUR)
Vienna - Albertina Museum (20 EUR)
Vienna - Sisi Museum (20 EUR)
Vienna - Spanish Riding School Practice (28 EUR)
Vienna - St Stephen's Tower (6 EUR)
Vienna - Schoenbrunn Palace (34 EUR)
Vienna - Hofburg Palace & Sisi Museum (20 EUR)
Vienna - Leopold Museum (17 EUR)
Vienna - Prater Ferris Wheel (15 EUR)
Vienna - Vienna Boys Choir Concert (70 EUR)
Vienna - Belvedere Gallery (Upper & Lower Gallery Combined Ticket) (29 EUR)
Vienna - Belvedere Gallery (Upper Gallery) (18 EUR)
Vienna - Food, Coffee & Market Tour Urban Adventure (115 EUR)
Vienna Opera Guided Tour (13 EUR)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 3: Cesky Krumlov

Depart Vienna by minivan this morning and cross the border into the Czech Republic. Your next stop is the southern Bohemian town of Cesky Krumlov. This picturesque medieval town dates back to the 13th century and looks like it’s straight out of a fairy tale. Cesky Krumlov means 'crooked meadow', because it sits on a tight bend of the Vltava River. When you arrive, take a guided tour of the town with a local guide, starting in the main square. Wander through Old Town, see the city's oldest pharmacy then arrive at the Cesky Krumlov Castle. See the royal gardens from above and enjoy the panoramic views of the town below.

Included Activities:

Cesky Krumlov - guided tour

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 4: Cesky Krumlov

Today is a free for you to enjoy as you please. Perhaps take an optional guided castle tour, which lets you in on the mysteries that lie behind every corner of this stronghold dating back to 1253. For those who want a bit more culture, you could visit the Egon Schiele Art Centrum and browse the gallery that's dedicated to the Austrian painter. If you’re after something more active, jump into a canoe and check out the town from a different perspective – on the Vltava River.

Optional Activities:

Cesky Krumlov - Brewery Tour (350 CZK)
Cesky Krumlov - Egon Schiele Art Centrum (200 CZK)
Cesky Krumlov - Rafting or Canoe Trip (per person) (1200 CZK)
Cesky Krumlov - Guided Castle Tour (300 CZK)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 5: Prague

Leave Cesky Krumlov in your dust and travel by bus to Prague. When you arrive, head out on an orientation walk with your leader so you can get your bearings of the local neighbourhood. For your free afternoon and evening, why not discover another great side of Prague – its music! The city has one of the longest-standing and respected jazz scenes in Europe, with jazz clubs playing into the early hours of the morning. Otherwise, have a wander along Charles Bridge or Old Town Square for some magical photo opportunities.

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 6: Prague

Today is free to explore Prague. The city offers many possibilities, so perhaps take a walk around the Jewish Quarter and pay your respects at the Gothic-inspired Old Jewish Cemetery. This is Europe's oldest surviving Jewish cemetery, with 12,000 tombstones and 100,000 graves. There is also the Museum of Communism, which details the struggles of many European countries and their political rule in the 19th and 20th centuries. Tonight, be sure to check back in with your group and perhaps organise some dinner and drinks in one of the city’s renowned beer halls – it’s a perfect way to Czech off another day in Prague.

Optional Activities:

Prague - Jewish Quarter (500 CZK)
Prague - Kafka Museum (300 CZK)
Prague - Mucha Museum (300 CZK)
Prague - Museum of Communism (380 CZK)
Prague - Castle Visit (450 CZK)
Prague - Town Hall Clock Tower (300 CZK)
Prague - Bike Tour (650 CZK)
Prague - The Dancing House - Free
Prague - John Lennon Wall - Free
Prague - Food by Foot Urban Adventure (95 EUR)
Kutna Hora - Church of St Barbara (160 CZK)
Kutna Hora - Sedlec Ossuary & Bone Church (160 CZK)
Prague - Beer and Czech Tapas Tour Urban Adventure (75 EUR)
Prague - Prague Discovery Urban Adventure (74 EUR)
Kutna Hora - Day Trip (by public transport) (250 CZK)
Prague - Prague Parks and Views Urban Adventure (89 EUR)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 7: Wroclaw

This morning, take local trains and private bus to cross the border into Poland and travel to Wroclaw. Wroclaw is the cultural centre of southwest Poland, sitting on the banks of River Oder for over 1000 years and shaped by influences of Czech, German and Polish rule. On the way, stop in Swidnica, a town known for its intriguing Lutheran Church of Peace. Arrive in Wroclaw in the early afternoon and settle into your hotel, then follow your leader on an orientation walk around this city that makes it feel as though you’ve stepped back in time. The rest of the time today and tomorrow is free for your own discoveries.

Included Activities:

Wroclaw - Orientation walk
Swidnica - Church of Peace visit

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 8: Wroclaw

Spend another day exploring Wroclaw however you’d like! You may consider checking out Ostrów Tumski (Cathedral Island), the Old Town Square and the Four Denominations District, where the city’s incredible architecture and history is on full display. Don’t miss out on appreciating Wroclaw from River Oder or experiencing the vibrant cultural scene – your leader will be on hand to give recommendations on local hotspots.

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 9: Krakow

Hop back on a local train to Krakow. Possibly the best known of all Poland's cities, Krakow was the residence of Polish kings from the 11th to the 17th centuries, and its Old Town is a World Heritage-listed site. Take part in a leader-led orientation walk with your group, and once you know your whereabouts, you could go and discover one of the biggest – and arguably most beautiful – medieval squares in Central Europe. Maybe discover Wawel Royal Castle, which sits atop a hill next to the Vistula River. Check out the 13th-century town square of Rynek Glowny and get a glimpse inside St Mary's Basilica which features an extraordinary wood-carved Gothic altarpiece. There's also the lovely neo-Gothic St Francis' Basilica, which has some of Poland's best Art Nouveau. In Krakow, you will also find the second oldest university in Central Europe. Jagiellonian University counts Copernicus and Pope John Paul II among its alumni. Tonight is again all yours to do as you please – a good idea is to make your way to the Jewish Quarter for its laidback vibes and good food.

Optional Activities:

Krakow - Rynek Underground Museum (32 PLN)
Krakow - Cloth Hall 'Sukiennice' - Free
Krakow - Schindler's Factory Museum Tour (65 PLN)
Krakow - Galicia Jewish Museum (35 PLN)
Krakow - History Museum (31 PLN)
Krakow - St Mary's Basilica (18 PLN)
Krakow - Walking Tour (30 PLN)
Krakow - Wawel Royal Castle (89 PLN)
Wieliczka - Salt Mines Tour (280 PLN)

Accommodation:

Pension (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 10: Krakow

Today, take the shared transport to Oswiecim and embark on a sobering tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. Local guide will take you through the museum and its sites on included join-in tour. Back in Krakow in the afternoon, spend some more time exploring in your own time. Or, if you can tear yourself away from Krakow, head out to the Wieliczka Salt Mines – a network of tunnels and chambers some 135 metres below the ground. This is a salt mine that was in operation for over 700 years and is a World Heritage-listed site. At night, pull up a pew and indulge in a plate of pierogi and a few beers to say cheers to another day.

Included Activities:

Oswiecim - Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum join in guided tour

Accommodation:

Pension (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 11: Tatra Mountains

Say farewell to Krakow today and travel by local bus through southern Poland to Slovakia. The trip may be long and a little slow, but the scenery of rolling hills and tiny villages will keep your eyes occupied. Tatranska Lomnica is your destination in Slovakia. It's a small alpine resort at the base of the Vysoke Tatry (High Tatra) Mountains. The Tatras – the highest range of the Carpathians – stretch for about 60 kilometres across the Polish-Slovakian border and are a hiker’s dream. The evening is free for you to enjoy as you please, and perhaps the best way to do it is to sit back, relax and soak up the atmosphere of this beautiful mountainous region.

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 12: Tatra Mountains

This morning, head out on an included hike in the High Tatra Mountains. The most known route is about 6 km in length and it is normally completed in 3 hours, including stops on the way. The route includes gradual hill ascents and descents and walking on gravel and uneven rocky surfaces with some slippery sections. The pace and distance will be decided on the day, depending on weather and group abilities – parts of it will involve travelling by funicular, gondola and electric train. During the walk, you may notice that some parts of the forest have been destroyed. This was the result of a tornado-like storm in 2004 that decimated approximately 10,000 hectares of timberland. In the afternoon, head back to the accommodation and enjoy the remainder of the day in this beautiful location.

Included Activities:

Tatranska Lomnica - Tatra Mountains Hike (not between Nov and Mar)
Tatra Mountains - Hrebienok Funicular
Tatra Mountains - Tatranska Lomnica Gondola ride

Optional Activities:

Tatranska Lomnica - Summer Luge (3 EUR)
Tatranska Lomnica - Bike Rental (10 EUR)
Tatranska Lomnica - Spa treatment in Grand Hotel Praha (from) (20 EUR)
Tatranska Lomnica - Ski Museum (3 EUR)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 13: Budapest

You have an early start today for the long journey to Budapest. As there won't be too much free time to explore on arrival, perhaps check in to the accommodation and then go for a brief walk around the neighbourhood to get your bearings. The grand architecture and boulevards, café culture and interesting laneways make this one of the truly great cities of Europe. Take the evening as an opportunity to relax after a long day of travelling. Visiting one of Budapest's many restaurants or eclectic ‘ruin’ bars in the Jewish Quarter is a sure-fire way to have a good night out with your crew.

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 14: Budapest

Today you have a full free day to explore Budapest. Known as 'The Pearl of the Danube', Budapest is a great city to enjoy from the water. Perhaps take a boat trip along the river or catch a funicular up to Buda Castle for spectacular views of the Parliament Building and the Pest side of the city. You could head to Statue Park to see the communist monuments that were removed from the city after the fall of the Iron Curtain. One unmissable activity is to soak in Budapest's hot thermal baths. The pools vary in temperature, and some even feature whirlpools or seats where you can enjoy a game of chess. You might like to take part in one of our Urban Adventure day tours. See urbanadventures.com for more information.

Optional Activities:

Budapest - Transport and Entry to Statue Park (5000 HUF)
Budapest - Pub Crawl (starting from) (9000 HUF)
Budapest - Best Beers of Budapest Urban Adventures (74 EUR)
Budapest - Parliament Tour (13000 HUF)
Budapest - Bites & Sights Food Tour Urban Adventure (79 EUR)
Budapest - Central Market - Free
Budapest - Szechenyi Thermal Baths (13500 HUF)
Budapest - Buda Castle Explorer Urban Adventure (55 EUR)
Budapest - Hungarian National Museum (2900 HUF)
Budapest - Bike Ride (15000 HUF)
Budapest - Hungarian State Opera House Tour (9000 HUF)
Budapest - House of Terror (4000 HUF)
Budapest - Great Synagogue (13000 HUF)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 15: Budapest

Today is a free day to explore Budapest at your own pace until your second welcome meeting at 6 pm this afternoon. Maybe cross the iconic Chain Bridge to explore the Castle District, visit Heroes' Square or simply meander through winding streets snacking on local delicacies. After your meeting, you might like to head out for dinner with your fellow travellers to toast to the next part of your exciting adventure.

Optional Activities:

Budapest - Transport and Entry to Statue Park (5000 HUF)
Budapest - Faust Wine Cellar Tasting (21 EUR)
Budapest - Szechenyi Thermal Baths (starting from) (9400 HUF)
Budapest - Parliament Tour (13000 HUF)
Budapest - Hungarian State Opera House Tour (9000 HUF)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 16: Eger

This morning, take a train east to Eger. This beautifully preserved Baroque town is surrounded by hills and is home to some of the most renowned vineyards in Eastern Europe. Visit the wine cellars of the seductively named Valley of the Beautiful Women to sample some of the town's famous 'Bull's Blood' red wine (which supposedly gave the Hungarian army supernatural strength during their battle against the Ottoman Empire). In your free time, maybe explore Eger's 13th-century castle, which was the scene of the historic siege that thwarted the Ottoman Empire's advancement into Western Europe. Here, you can explore the Gothic Palace, a gallery of fine Hungarian art, and tour underground passageways of archaeological finds. You may also like to check out the town's 19th-century cathedral, the northernmost medieval minaret in Europe for views of the city, or the Minorite church in Dobo Square.

Included Activities:

Eger - Wine Sampling

Optional Activities:

Eger - Castle (4000 HUF)
Eger - Minaret (800 HUF)
Eger - Astronomy Museum, Camera Obscura, Panoramic terrace in the Lyceum building (2600 HUF)
Eger - Town Under The Town (4500 HUF)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 17: Maramures

This morning, travel to the pleasant town of Debrecen. While here, you'll have time to explore Deri Square with its fountains, colourful buildings, museums and golden Great Church. Continue by train and private vehicle across the central plains into the Maramures region of Romania – this region may be modernising, but among the traditional wooden houses, churches, music and forests, you can still find parts of life unchanged since medieval times. When you arrive, settle into your room at the pension – your accommodation for the night is run by a local family. Sit down for a homecooked dinner with your group and get to know the locals, their stories and their lifestyle.

Accommodation:

Pension (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 18: Maramures

Today you’ll discover more about the region of Maramures (mah-ra-moo-resh). Rich in tradition and folklore, the music, costumes, festivals and ancient superstitions of one of the last peasant cultures in Europe continue to thrive here. Maramures is particularly famed for its wooden churches, many of which are World Heritage-listed. Set out on a guided group tour to explore the region, visiting the unique Merry Cemetery in Sapanta, where the life stories of the deceased are displayed on colourful wooden crosses. There are poems, limericks and little pictures illustrating how the person died, all single-handedly carved over 40 years by Stan Ioan Patraş, until 1977 when his apprentice took up the work. You’ll also see other traditional villages including the village museum in Sighetu – an assembly of beautiful local wooden architecture.

Included Activities:

Maramures - Day Tour with Local Guide
Maramures - Sapanta Merry Cemetery
Maramures - Barsana Monastery

Accommodation:

Pension (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 19: Sighisoara

This morning, get ready for a scenic drive to Sighisoara – while the name may conjure up images of haunted castles, gothic churches and vampires, this is only a small part of what makes Transylvania such an enchanting and exciting destination. Medieval Sighisoara is likely to seduce visitors more than any other place in Romania. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town was first settled by the Romans but flourished under the Saxons from the 12th century. Take a walk around the old town, which coils up a narrow hill surrounded on all sides by fortified walls and explore the 64-metre-high clock tower that dominates the citadel. The town is famed as the birthplace of Vlad Dracul III, better known as Vlad the Impaler, whose name inspired Bram Stoker’s iconic Count Dracula. Vlad III is revered as a folk hero by Romanians for driving off the invading Ottoman Turks, of which his impaled victims are said to have included as many as 100,000. Tonight, maybe sit down for a traditional Romanian dinner at Casa Dracula.

Optional Activities:

Sighisoara - Church of the Dominican Monastery (10 RON)
Sighisoara - Covered Stairway - Free
Sighisoara - Church on the Hill (5 RON)
Sighisoara - The Clock Tower (16 RON)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 20: Viscri

This morning, take a short drive to the village of Viscri – this small Transylvanian village was originally inhabited by Saxons from the Luxembourg area and the rural landscape is picture-perfect. This idyllic village of red tiled roofs is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, virtually unchanged for 900 years. You’ll visit the town's fortified church (thought to be the oldest in Transylvania).Time permitting, you may even like to go for a horse cart ride through the area, over pastures and through wondrous woods of oak and hornbeam. In the evening, indulge in a home-cooked dinner prepared by a local family, sampling fresh produce, homemade wines and schnapps. Tonight, stay in rustic houses that the locals rent out to visitors.

Included Activities:

Viscri - Local Home Cooked Dinner
Viscri - Fortified Church

Optional Activities:

Viscri - Prince Charles House (15 RON)
Viscri - Blacksmith demonstration (80 RON)

Accommodation:

Homestay (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 21: Brasov

This morning, you’ll visit the famed Bran Castle. Said to be the inspiration for the home of Bram Stoker's Dracula, the castle isn’t too spooky, but it is undeniably impressive. Perched on a high cliff top and surrounded by pine trees, you’ll explore the castle with your leader and group – this is the perfect photo op! After, travel to Brasov and enjoy free time to explore, checking out the ornate churches, townhouses and squares surrounded by gingerbread-roofed merchants' houses. For those looking for a bit of nightlife tonight, Brasov has plenty of funky bars and restaurants to enjoy once darkness falls.

Included Activities:

Bran Castle - Tour

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 22: Brasov

Today after breakfast, you will enjoy a full free day in Brasov. Also known by its German name of Kronstadt, the town is flanked by mountains and was once a major medieval trading centre. When you arrive, enjoy some free time to wander, take an optional activity or just find a good spot to eat and people-watch. The town's main attraction is the gothic Black Church (Biserica Neagra), which took its name from its blackened appearance after a fire in 1689. Maybe stroll along pedestrianised Strada Republicii, take a cable car up to Mt Tampa, or maybe explore the nearby Rasnov Fortress. The fortification is perched on a rocky hilltop above the town of Rasnov and was constructed by Teutonic Knights in the 13th century as a refuge for the common people from Tartar invaders.

Optional Activities:

Rasnov - Fortress (20 RON)
Brasov - Walking Tour with Local Guide (200 RON)
Brasov - The Black Church (20 RON)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 23: Bucharest

Head south to Bucharest on the train today – the city is increasingly known for its cosmopolitan vibe and energy. While not the most beautiful or stylish city, there are some wonderful art nouveau buildings, ancient churches and monasteries, lush parklands, lakes and elegant boulevards. Romania's capital also likes big things – it’s home to one of Europe's biggest squares, and its Palace of Parliament is the second-largest building in the world! You'll embark on a guided walking tour around town to help you get your bearings, and then you have loads of free time to choose your own adventure. Explore some of the sights further or maybe seek out some traditional home-cooked Romanian food with your fellow travellers.

Included Activities:

Bucharest - Walking Tour with Local Guide

Optional Activities:

Bucharest - Bike Tour (30 EUR)
Bucharest - Urban Adventures Bohemian Bucharest Markets and Mahallas Tour (75 EUR)
Bucharest - Village Museum (40 RON)
Bucharest - Palace of Parliament Tour (60 RON)
Bucharest - Romanian Athenaeum (15 RON)
Bucharest - Former Ceausescu Residence (75 RON)

Accommodation:

Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 24: Bucharest

There are no activities planned for the final day, and you can depart the accommodation at any time. If you want to stay longer, just speak to your booking agent.

Exclusions

Flights to and from origin and destinations
Airport transfers (arrival and departure)
Anything else not explicitly listed in tour inclusions
Recommended gratuities/tipping
Optional activities/tours
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Visas, meals and beverages not stated in the list of inclusions.

Important Information

Meals

When meals are not included, your tour leader (where available) will be happy to help with restaurant recommendations, bookings, and directions. Please let us know if you have any dietary needs or preferences. We will do our best to accommodate these, though we cannot guarantee that every request can be met.

Luggage

You are responsible for your personal belongings throughout the tour. You will need to carry your own bags between the vehicle and your hotel room. Drivers will assist with loading and unloading luggage from the vehicle.

Mobility

Travellers requiring wheelchair access should contact our sales and service team, who can make enquiries on your behalf.

Fitness Level

This tour requires an average level of fitness. Activities are paced gently and include leisure time. You may be expected to join guided walks of up to one hour, navigate short stairways and mild inclines, and manage your own luggage. You should also be able to board and exit all transport without assistance.

Travellers are expected to be self-sufficient and capable of handling all aspects of their journey. Please discuss your circumstances and support needs with your booking agent to confirm this trip is suitable.

If you are unsure, we recommend consulting your doctor before booking or travelling.

Sightseeing

If a planned site visit is unavailable due to changes in operating hours or holiday closures, the itinerary may be altered, or a comparable activity will be substituted where possible and subject to availability.

Visas

Visa conditions can change. Once you receive your travel documents, check with the relevant embassy, consulate, or immigration office of your destination for the latest information.

It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct and valid travel documents and to comply with all entry requirements.
Non-Australian citizens must also confirm visa and identification requirements with the appropriate consulate or visa agency.
Certain occupations (for example, journalists, government officials, or those working in charities) may face additional restrictions when applying for visas, which could affect the type of application required.

Departure Dates & Surcharges: See checkout for live dates and availability.

AUD $9,090

(Tour only)

Per Person Twin Share

Duration: 24 days

Trip Type: Small Group

Activity Level: Light

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Price based on per person in Double Room for departure 02 May 2026

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09/19/2023

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