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Australia Small Groups Unforgettable Experiences

It's less about a tour and more about a moment.

A moment of connection, of intimacy, of understanding.

It's less about the things we can cross off a list, and more about the things we cannot see, only experience.

Get a taste of our small group tours in the following pages and discover more online at bunniktours.com.au.

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Unique, balanced itineraries

No hidden extras

Award winning

Less time waiting for others, more time with your guide and room to spread out on the bus - small groups really do give you a better holiday experience.

Our itineraries are designed to really capture the essence of the places we visit - both on the tourist trail and off it. Multinight stops, unique local experiences and free time combine to create amazing journeys.

Our tours include all sightseeing and many meals. Our ‘optional extras’ are based on specialinterest activities that don’t always appeal to everyone, meaning they’re truly optional.

We're thrilled to have been named the Best Tour Operator International at the 2019 NTIA. We're committed to delivering the best experience to our clients and this recognition means the world to us!

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The Bunnik Way | Our small group tours

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Tasmania in Depth

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Loyalty discount We love to travel and hope you’ll want to again, too! So, on top of other applicable discounts, we’ll give you $100 towards your next tour.

Once you have travelled on 4 or more Bunnik tours, you’ll receive a loyalty discount of $250 per person!

FRONT COVER Flinders Ranges, South Australia by Dennis Bunnik

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It can be easy to take for granted the incredible experiences waiting for us in our own back yard, and there has never been a better time to get out and start exploring.

You’ll be wowed by the impossibly beautiful landscapes, rolling desert plains, lush green forests and impeccable white sand beaches.

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Bunnik Tours to take Australia by storm in 2022/2023 Like you, we can't wait to get back

out in the world. We've missed the sights, the experiences and our wonderful tour guides, but most of all we've missed you, our curious, good humoured and open-hearted explorers!

We are driven by two guiding principles when we design our small group tours. First, everything we do is about your experience, which is why we only run tours with a maximum of 20 people - that's less time waiting, more time exploring.

Second, when done properly, tourism can be an incredible force for good that generates economic and social benefits in the places we visit.

Our small group tours connect people, places and cultures, which is important to help break down barriers, create lifelong memories and, best of all, share the benefits of tourism with all.

We have limited our group size to a maximum of 20 travellers since 2011. We knew this was the best way for you to really get to the heart of what our destinations offer. That small group size brings many other benefits too, including a balance of organised sightseeing, special local experiences and time for you to independently explore your surrounds. Some of the best experiences are when you wander away from the group and make your own discoveries.

As a family business we have always been committed to providing you with an exceptional and safe touring experience. Be welcomed aboard our spacious coaches where there are always plenty of free seats. With room to spread out and take in the incredible views, it also provides appropriate space for social distancing throughout the vehicle.

There is so much to discover of our incredible country, from the Top End to Tassie, across the Nullarbor to WA and down to Kangaroo Island. You can expect to see more, experience more and enjoy more on a Bunnik tour - with no hidden extras.

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We're thrilled that Bunnik Tours was named the Best Tour Operator - International at the 2019 AFTA National Travel Industry Awards. Our family is committed to delivering the best experience to our clients and this recognition means the world to us!

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Driven by a passion for travel and a commitment to her customers, Marion Bunnik opened the doors of her own travel agency in 1995. Bunnik Travel received the prestigious award for Australia’s Best Travel Agency at the National Travel Industry Awards in 2000, 2001 and 2003 making us the first travel agency to become a 3-time winner. In 2004 we launched Bunnik Tours with the first tours departing for Thailand, Egypt and then in 2006, South America.

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ravelling the Bunnik Way means touring in a small group made up of like-minded people. People who want to connect with the places and cultures they visit. People who share a love and passion for this incredible planet and its inhabitants.

With you in mind, our itineraries include a balance between: all the famous landmarks that you rightly expect to see on tour unique local experiences that only small groups can access plenty of time for independent exploration and discovery.

We believe there is no better way to create lifelong memories and really get to the heart of all that a destination has to offer!

Being a responsible tourist Bunnik Tours firmly believes that

tourism can create understanding between cultures and generate economic and social benefits in the places we visit.

Our small tour groups are lowimpact and don’t ruin the very places we go to see. We build in free time to help spread economic benefits and design itineraries to avoid over-tourism where possible.

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Environmental Responsibility We are focussed on reducing our environmental footprint with initiatives in place within some of our most popular destinations in Europe, South America, Africa and Asia.

The Bunnik Travel Group Charity Program The Bunnik Travel Group is committed to giving back to the communities we visit. For each booking received we make

a donation to the following organisations which do a tremendous job helping the less fortunate. Over the years we have raised and donated more than $100,000 through this program.

The charities supported include the Sri Lanka Community Projects, Tanzeed, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Walk to Cure Diabetes program, Bali Kids / Carry for Kids and the Fred Hollows Foundation.

Our small group tours We create small group tours to the world’s finest destinations.

Explore all the key sites. Delve into destinations with experiences that we’ve specifically designed to connect you to a place and its people. Sample local delicacies. And make lasting friendships along the way. All in a group that never exceeds 12 to 20 travellers.

That small group size makes a big difference to your touring experience. It really is the best way to connect with the world’s cultures, history and people.

Small group touring, is it for you?

So, you’ve heard of the term

small group touring but what are the benefits and why should you choose to travel in a small group?

From sharing dinner with local families, visiting destinations off the tourist track, to creating lifelong friendships, we uncover why small group touring is for every traveller.

You don’t just see your destination, you really connect with it Travelling in a small group size gives much more freedom when it comes to exploring a destination.

Put simply, you don’t just stop by all the main sights of a destination and then pile back onto a crowded bus. Whilst you still tick off all the bucket list items a destination has to offer, you also have the luxury of experiencing things that are off the tourist track. It’s these moments that allow you to connect with the people and culture of a destination, all while still exploring the key sites.

You create lasting friendships with fellow travellers A small group size of 12 – 20 travellers means you really get to know the people you’re travelling with. Before you arrive on the first day of your small group tour, you already have something in common with your fellow travellers – your love of travel and eagerness to explore and connect with your chosen destination. Enjoy the company of like-minded travellers throughout your tour, creating connections along the way - memories and friendships that last a lifetime.

guide and gain insider knowledge throughout the tour.

You gain a greater insight from your small group tour guide Tour guides are a crucial part of your small group tour. Each guide has detailed knowledge of a specific destination to share with you throughout your tour. A small group size gives everyone ample opportunity to talk with the

Touring with Bunnik Tours on one of our small group tours makes a big difference to your travel experience.

You get better views with spare seats on all our vehicles Many group tours will continue selling until the bus is full. This can mean all 49 seats are taken which leaves fewer chances to access window seats. We keep spare seats on our vehicles so that even if our tour is full with 20 people there are still plenty of seats to choose from and greater access to the views no matter what side of the bus you happen to be on.

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Confidence in booking

How to book a Bunnik Tour Planning your holiday is half the fun, and it pays to be prepared.

You’ll find lots of information on our website including videos, client reviews, loads of photos and more detailed itineraries.

1800 286 645 bunniktours.com.au See your local travel agent

Deposit & Payments

Travel insurance

To confirm your booking, we will need a non-refundable deposit.

28 days prior to your departure you will be required to pay the outstanding amount. See our website for full T&Cs.

It is strongly encouraged that you are adequately insured for the duration of your trip, as we’d hate for something to happen to you and you’re not covered.

Your travel documents Your documents, including itineraries and hotel lists, are prepared approximately three weeks before you depart.

Please refer to our website for full terms and conditions.

"We are a proud family business and our name is above the door. We know our family’s reputation is at stake with our every action. We take your trust very seriously and can't wait for the day soon when we can again help you explore the world." - Dennis Bunnik

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Confidence in travelling

As a family business we are committed to providing an exceptional and safe touring experience. We are the reigning AFTA National Travel Industry Award winner for Best Tour Operator International.

You can be confident in booking and confident in travelling with us on your next small group tour. See further details on our website for deposit amounts, booking policy and the WTTC and CATO Covid Safe Travel Protocols that we have adopted on our tours.

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Need help with Airfares?

Book your airfares with us In 2021 and 2022 we've extended our small group touring range to include a selection of unique land only tours across Australia. These shorter itineraries allow for greater flexibility and in depth exploration of some truly stunning regions in the country we call home.

These small group land only tours capture all you know and love from Bunnik Tours, with our commitment to small group sizes, more inclusions and special, local experiences that connect you to your destination.

Upgrade your flights If you are looking for that extra bit of comfort, then we are also able to upgrade your flights to premium economy, business or first class.

We have access to some of the best rates in the industry so if you are travelling for an extra-special birthday, celebration or just simply prefer to travel this way, then be sure to ask your travel consultant for more details.

We're flexible Did we mention we’re flexible? If you’d like to fly out to your destination earlier or spend a few extra days away at the end of your tour we’re happy to assist. Anything is possible, just ask!

Escorted small group tours, discover our home with us All our small group tours throughout Australia are escorted by Bunnik Tours representatives. Our well-travelled team are experienced leaders, equipped to guide you on your small group tour adventure while providing a fun and inviting environment to explore and learn about the places you visit. From the moment your tour begins to the moment it ends, our representative is there to guide you every step of the way. Specialist local guides will also join you in specific locations.

Our domestic tours also include driver guides that have been carefully selected for their expertise, passion and genuine love of their region. You’ll find they have an energy and enthusiasm that is infectious and once you’ve experienced a Bunnik tour, we’re sure you’ll agree that we have some of the best guides in the world.

Small groups, unforgettable experiences.

Logistics handled, more time to enjoy your holiday What's the difference between a regular coach tour and a Bunnik small group tour?

There are definitely common benefits to both formats.

With all the logistics taken care of, you're able to sit back and enjoy every moment of your holiday. You see more for your money and make great friends along the way.

The real difference comes down to practicalities.

On a traditional coach tour the group size is usually large, sometimes up to 45 people on a coach. There’s a lot of waiting for everybody to catch up or just to get on or off the bus, the extra time taken to allocate hotel rooms, check-in or order at a restaurant. Then there's being told where to sit on the bus and not getting the chance to have your questions answered because the guide is busy with everybody else. These issues exist on all large group tours, whether they are 3 or 5 star.

It is for this reason that Bunnik Tours pioneered the concept of small group touring. Small group touring, where our maximum group size will never exceed 20 passengers, where we don’t hide behind 'average' group sizes or stretch the definition of a small group to extend to 40 people.

In a small group you still have all the benefits of a group tour, but none of the irritations of travelling with a large group. Because we know that a smaller group makes for some unforgettable experiences.

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Special experiences, local insight into customs and culture They allow us to get in touch with the world's people.

After all, that's what a Bunnik small group tour is about - embracing people, culture and the world, through the fun, authentic experiences that connect us.

We strive to make the special experiences intimate and profound. They're the type of thing you can't do on your own or on large group tours, and are what set our small group tours apart. The experiences are expansive, fun and memorable.

Freycinet National Park, Tasmania Tasmania in Depth Spend the day taking in the beautiful sights of Freycinet National Park and the surrounding area on a cruise.

Ngilgi Cave, Western Australia The South West in Depth Bushwalk through the native wildlife, before entering the extraordinary Ngilgi Cave where we’ll learn of the Dreaming legends.

Penfolds Magill Estate, South Australia Discover South Australia Visit Penfolds Magill Estate for a tour of the original winery and a tasting of Grange.

Nitmiluk, Northern Territory Top End Discovery Cruise the breathtaking three gorges of Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge), as we learn the history and meaning behind the ancient Aboriginal Rock Art.

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Inclusions spelled out.

No hidden extras, these are all part of your trip

Curated destinations, lifelong memories Our small group tours are jam-packed full of sightseeing experiences, all included in the price of your tour. From entry fees to guided walking tours and all that’s in between, every sightseeing experience has not only been carefully curated by our product design specialists but is also included in the price of your tour because, let’s face it, who wants to travel on a group tour that requires you to pay more for sightseeing experiences?

Meals, breakfast daily and local flavours Food gives you the energy you need to explore and it also connects you to your destination. We include breakfast daily, along with plenty of meals encompassing local food and wine experiences. We visit farms specialising in salmon, oysters, honey and dairy, learn the process of chocolate making at a factory, sample award winning gin and taste wine from some of Australia's most famous wine regions.

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Accommodation, a welcoming and safe retreat

Internal transport, comfortable and diverse

Big groups stay in the big hotel chains. We have the flexibility to choose from a wider range of accommodation based on factors such as character, service and location.

From the moment you say hello to your small group tour guide and fellow travellers, your internal transport is taken care of. From buses to trains, boats and planes. In Australia we'll travel by coach, train, chairlift or on foot, by ocean, river or sea. All aboard!

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Tasmania in Depth Land Only Tour

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Defined by its rugged landscape and breathtaking natural beauty, Tasmania is truly a feast for the senses. From the vibrant Salamanca Market through to stunning Freycinet National Park and Cradle Mountain, we’ll discover the state’s checkered history, explore dense rainforests and deep gorges, take in iconic vistas and sample sumptuous fresh produce.

Highlights Top Sights • Russell Falls • Port Arthur Historic Site • Freycinet National Park • Cataract Gorge • Cradle Mountain • Gordon River & Hells Gate

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No Hidden Extras Price includes extensive sightseeing and many meals!

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Day 1. Arrive Hobart - Mt Field National D Park Excursion Welcome to Tasmania, Australia’s island state and home to jaw-dropping natural beauty. Arriving in Hobart, you’ll immediately be struck by the vibrant culture, trendy food scene and the towering Mt Wellington perched high above the city. After meeting the tour group at 12.00pm, we’ll venture out to Tasmania’s first national park, Mt Field, to see one of the state's favourite waterfalls Russell Falls. From the Visitor Centre, it’s just a short walk through the vibrant forest to this spectacular sight. This evening we’ll get to know each other over a welcome dinner.

Day 2. Port Arthur Excursion B This morning we visit Salamanca Market. One of Australia’s most loved markets, you’ll be wowed by colourful stalls, music, local arts and crafts, tasty food and top-notch coffee.

After some free time here, we'll travel to Port Arthur, taking in the stunning scenery of the Tasman Peninsula along the way. The convict settlement at Port Arthur tells the tale of Australia’s confronting colonial history, where you’ll see impressive ruins and learn about its checkered past, all while taking in the beautiful backdrop of dense forest and a picturesque harbour. We’ll feel the isolation experienced by the convicts and discover the history of the early Australian Penal system on a walking tour and harbour cruise.

Day 3. Huon Valley Excursion B The scenic Huon Valley is our destination today. We’ll begin at the Tahune AirWalk for amazing aerial views of the surrounding forest canopy and Huon River below. We continue to the small township of Franklin, located on the banks of the Huon River. Here, we’ll visit a wooden boat workshop, learning about the handcrafted vessels they produce and the maritime history of the area. On the way back to Hobart, we'll venture to the top of Mt Wellington for exhilarating views of the beautiful city and harbour below.

Day 4. Hobart - Mona - Bicheno BD This morning we’ll visit Tasmania’s renowned Museum of Old and New Art. Here, everchanging exhibits are on display inside a quirky, visually-stunning architectural masterpiece. Making our way to Bicheno, we visit the historical village of Richmond, famous for its bridge built by convicts in the 1820s. Located on Tasmania’s east coast, Bicheno is a much loved holiday destination for Tasmanians and visitors alike. Known for its beaches, coastal scenry, fishing and local wildlife, there is plenty to do in this resort town.

Day 5. Freycinet National Park BLD Excursion Spend the day taking in the beautiful sights of Freycinet National Park and the surrounding area on a cruise.

Freycinet National Park is a stunning region on Tasmania’s east coast, home to white sandy beaches and secluded bays, dramatic granite peaks and abundant wildlife. Boarding a boat, we’ll spend the next few hours cruising the sparkling coastline of the National Park.

We’ll take in remarkably white beaches, the towering pink granite peaks of the Hazards range, wildlife on the banks of the remote Schouten Island and many hidden caves, blowholes and waterfalls, all while learning more about the rich indigenous and colonial history of the area. Back on dry land, those that are keen will have the opportunity to walk

the upper Wineglass Bay Lookout Trail, where we'll be rewarded with stunning elevated views of Wineglass Bay’s perfectly curved beach. Those looking for a less strenuous walk can venture to the Cape Torvar Lighthouse lookout, with its breathtaking views of the bay.

Day 6. Freycinet National Park B Excursion As we make our way to Launceston today we travel via the Bay of Fires region, known for its white sand, sparkling blue water and large granite rocks that are splashed with vibrant orange lichen. Next we'll visit the Pyengana Dairy Farm, sampling delicious handcrafted cheese, including their signature Pyengana Cheddar. Our last stop along the way is the country town of Legerwood. Here, we’ll see the Legerwood Carved Memorial Trees, commemorating fallen World War One soldiers. Upon arrival in Launceston we’ll have time to explore the city at our own leisure.

Day 7. Launceston B A natural formation on the South Esk River, Launceston's Cataract Gorge is a tourist hub.

Embarking on a cruise, we have a chance to explore more of the gorge, as well as the old and new facets of Launceston’s port precinct.

We’ll cruise to Kings Wharf where we can view historic vessels and heritage properties, but the highlight is of course cruising past the sheer cliffs and cascades in the gorge, while hearing from the skipper about the fascinating history of the area. Afterwards we have the opportunity to see Cataract Gorge from the comfort of a chairlift, giving us a delightful birds eye view of the scenery below.

In the afternoon we’ll travel to nearby Tamar Valley where we’ll get to visit one of the many wineries and enjoy a tasting of their products.

Day 8. Launceston - Smithton BD Bring your appetite with you as we enjoy an exciting day of local produce! First, we pay a visit to a salmon and ginseng farm to learn about their sustainable practices, before continuing to a honey farm. Our journey then takes us through Sheffield, affectionately known as the ‘Town of Murals’, thanks to the more than 100 paintings throughout the town.

We continue to the town of Smithton, seen as the gateway to the many attractions of the North West Coast.

Day 9. Tarkine & Stanley Excursion BD See the highlights of Tasmania’s northwest coast, travelling through the Tarkine region and enjoy views of The Nut in Stanley.

The Tarkine is the largest temperate rainforest in Australia and the second largest in the world. Our tour will take us through the forest, all the way to the ‘Edge of the World’!

Gardiner’s Point has been given this title as it lies at the edge of the longest uninterrupted expanse of ocean on the globe. Here we’ll visit the lookout before heading to the township of Stanley to take a closer look at The Nut, a sheer sided bluff.

Day 10. Smithton - Cradle Mountain B At 1,545 metres above sea level, Cradle Mountain isn’t Tasmania’s highest mountain, but it’s arguably it’s most iconic. Our travels today take us through the forest, stopping at Dip Falls for a photo opportunity of the dramatic falls. In the afternoon, we’ll stop to meet the resident Tasmanian devils and quolls at the world class Devils @ Cradle Wildlife Sanctuary facility.

Day 11. Cradle Mountain - Strahan Remarkable Dove Lake sits at the bottom

of Cradle Mountain. Surrounded by a 6 kilometre board walk, we’ll have some time to stroll along and stop for fabulous photo opportunities on the way. Making our way to Strahan, we’ll pass by spectacular lakes, mountains and towns, and stop to visit the West Coast Heritage Centre.

Day 12. Gordon River Excursion BL Enjoy a relaxing day as we cruise along the famous Gordon River. We travel to Hells Gate, the notoriously shallow and dangerous channel between the Macquarie Harbour and the Great Southern Ocean. We’ll also see Sarah Island, which was established as a penal settlement in the Macquarie Harbour in 1821. We savour a delicious lunch onboard and have the opportunity to experience two walking tours to deepen our understanding of these remote, pristine areas.

Day 13. Strahan - Queenstown BLD - Hobart Experience the Rack and Gorge railway, a famous steam train journey through the rainforest of Tasmania’s west coast, through to the incredible King River Gorge.

From the quaint township of Queenstown, we’ll get to experience climbing one of the Southern Hemisphere’s steepest rail tracks, using the unique power of the rack and pinion system. Along the way, we’ll stop at historic stations and our guide will tell us stories of the pioneers who lived and worked in these remote landscapes. We return to Hobart in the evening and enjoy a group farewell dinner.

Day 14. Depart Hobart Today marks the end of our adventure exploring beautiful Tasmania.

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Inclusions Small Groups Our maximum group size is 20 Touring • All touring in full sized 46-seater air-conditioned coach • National Parks Pass Transportation • Chairlift, coach, cruise & train Accommodation • 13 nights in 3-4 star hotels Meals 13 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 6 dinners, group welcome and farewell dinners Tour Guides • Escorted by a Bunnik Tours representative • English-speaking driver guide

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Single supplement: From $1,845 All prices are per person, twin share. For full terms and conditions please visit bunniktours.com.au/termsand-conditions.

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Boasting a stunning coastline that stretches over 12,500 km, expansive, arid deserts and an ancient forest of giant trees, it’s easy to see why travellers flock to Australia’s largest state, Western Australia. Explore the impressive wine regions, taste the delicious produce, hear the stories of our first inhabitants and be reacquainted with nature on this epic adventure.

No Hidden Extras Price includes extensive sightseeing and many meals!

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Day 1. Arrive Perth D Welcome to Perth, the sunniest capital city in the world. Meeting up with the tour group at 2.00pm, we’ll get acquainted with this picturesque city on an orientation tour, before strolling the stunning grounds that make up Kings Park and the Botanic Gardens. One of the largest inner city parks in the world, we'll take in the incredible city views as we walk through the canopy treetops on the Lotterywest Federation Walkway. Standing in the prominent position at the summit of Kings Park, we'll find the State War Memorial where we can pay homage to Australia's servicemen and women. Get to know your fellow travellers at a welcome dinner tonight.

Day 2. Perth - Wave Rock - Hyden BD Travelling east, our first stop for the day is Western Australia’s oldest inland town, York.

Continuing our journey, we reach the iconic Wave Rock and Hippo’s Yawn. Wave Rock, the massive surf-like granite formation, will leave you in awe with its myriad of earthly-coloured tones that change with the setting sun.

Continuing to the town of Hyden, we’ll enjoy a relaxing dinner together.

Day 3. Hyden - Kalgoorlie B Our destination today is the famous gold mining town of Kalgoorlie. En route, we'll visit the towns of Southern Cross and Coolgardie, where we'll take in the Goldfields Exhibition Museum, the open-air mining museum of Ben Prior Park and the Lindsay Pit Lookout to witness the large open cut gold mine. We will arrive in Kalgoorlie this afternoon and enjoy a brief orientation tour to familiarise ourselves with the town before an evening at leisure.

Day 4. Kalgoorlie B Get your cameras ready as we behold the incredible Super Pit from its lookout, watching this working mine site in action. We’ll head to a local, artisan woodworking store, Chunky Timber Co. before visiting Hannans North Tourist Mine, one of the first mines in the Kalgoorlie area. Our morning sightseeing concludes at the fascinating Goldfields Museum.

Day 5. Kalgoorlie - Esperance B We depart this morning for Esperance, stopping to view the scenic LeFroy salt lake from the Red Hill Lookout. Continuing to Norseman to take in the panoramic vista of Beacon Hill and surrounds, we'll arrive in the town where you'll have free time for lunch.

Esperance, known for its turquoise waters that wash over the bright, white sand of its many beaches, offers something for the nature and animal lovers alike. Arriving in the afternoon, enjoy some time at leisure.

Day 6. Esperance B Cruising out to the 105 islands that make up the Recherche Archipelago, we’ll pass by the stunning Lovers Cove Beach, West Beach and Blue Haven, with a chance to swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters, amongst the local sea life.

Stopping at the Mermaid Leather shop, we'll discover their quality leather goods created from recycling leftover skins produced by the fish processing industry. Our afternoon sees us exploring Cape Le Grand National Park, where we’ll begin by taking in the views of the immense granite rock formation, Mandooboornup (Frenchman Peak). Next, we’ll visit Whistling Rock where we will be hoping for a windy day to hear the whistling sounds the rock is famous for, and take the short walk to visit Thistle Cove. Heading along

the Coastal Walk Trail our destination is the exquisite Lucky Bay. One of the region's most famous beaches, we'll be dazzled by the white sand and azure waters.

Day 7. Esperance - Albany B As we journey towards Albany today, we stop at the incredible silo art on display in Ravensthorpe. Showcasing images of the flowering cycle of the banksia, this specific species is only found between Esperance and Albany. Arriving in Albany in the early evening, enjoy a quiet night in or head out and explore the local area.

Day 8. Albany B Discovering Albany today, we'll enter Torndirrup National Park, witnessing The Gap from a viewing platform that reaches out over the edge of the mammoth 40 metre high granite rock wall. Keep your eyes peeled for whales at our next stop, the Natural Bridge.

We’ll visit the National ANZAC Centre and the Whaling Station Museum. An award-winning facility, the National ANZAC Centre pays tribute to those who bravely served, through interactive audio and visual displays. Keep those cameras handy as we reach the Granite Skywalk, suspended on Castle Rock in the Porongurup National Park. Trekking through biodiverse bushlands, we’ll reach the Skywalk that sits at 670 metres high.

Day 9. Albany - Margaret River (South) BD Our day begins in the Valley of the Giants.

At a height of 40 metres above the forest floor, we’ll walk among the canopy of these majestic tingle trees. From here, we travel to mainland Australia’s tallest lighthouse, the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Built in 1895 from local limestone, the lighthouse sits at the tip of the peninsula, where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet. Upon arriving at Augusta, we will gather for a group dinner; the perfect opportunity to discuss all the remarkable sights we have seen so far.

Day 10. Margaret River (South) - Margaret River (North) BLD Located along the south west coast of Australia, the Margaret River region extends from Busselton in the north, down to Augusta in the south. Traversing the western coastline, our first stop is Hamelin Bay. This pristine beach is known for the inquisitive stingrays that love to swim up close to shore. After some time with our new fishy friends, we depart for Mammoth Cave. Unearth the remains of a long-extinct, giant marsupial species, wedged within the limestone walls and dating back some 50,000 years.

Continuing north, we’ll stop at a winery in the heart of the Margaret River region, where we’ll savour their wines and enjoy some lunch. We’ll also visit a nearby boutique chocolate factory, before our final stop at the Ngilgi Cave.

Bushwalk through the native wildlife as your guide points out traditional medicine plants, before entering the extraordinary Ngilgi Cave where we’ll learn of the Dreaming legends. Be captivated as the silence is cut by the incredible sound of our guide playing the didgeridoo.

Day 11. Margaret River (North) - B Fremantle Enjoy a morning at leisure taking in the gorgeous surrounds of the picture-perfect, seaside town of Busselton. Continuing on to Bunbury, we'll visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre. Embarking on a Dolphin Eco Cruise, we'll get up close and personal with these playful creatures frolicking in their nature

environment.

Day 12. Rottnest Island Excursion B An exciting day awaits as we take the ferry to the iconic Rottnest Island. Get up close and personal with the local residents, the cute and mischievous quokka. Exploring the island’s highlights on a comprehensive guided tour, we’ll visit the Henrietta Rocks, Wadjemup Lighthouse, Oliver Hill Gun Fortification, Cathedral Rocks and Cape Vlamingh. We’ll enjoy a unique, historic train ride whilst on the island, before concluding with some free time to walk around the Rottnest Island settlement. We’ll return to Fremantle later today, where your evening is at leisure.

Day 13. Fremantle BD Enjoy a walking tour of some of Fremantle’s main attractions. Our tour includes the fishing boat harbour, the WA Shipwrecks Museum, the Round House, WA's oldest building still standing, along with the Whalers Tunnel that runs underneath. At the conclusion, you will have some free time to explore Fremantle at your own pace. Tonight, we're in for a real treat, sampling a range of delicious seafood offered by this portside city.

Day 14. Depart Fremantle B Our tour concludes after breakfast. If you have time, why not check out the Fremantle Marketing, open every Sunday.

Level of fitness: This symbol indicates 2+ hours of walking, often across uneven ground and in areas of high altitude or heat and humidity.

Inclusions Small Groups Our maximum group size is 20 Touring • All touring in full sized 46-seater air-conditioned coach • National Parks Pass Transportation • Boat & coach Accommodation • 13 nights in 3-5 star hotels & motels Meals 13 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 dinners, including group welcome and farewell dinners Tour Guides • Escorted by a Bunnik Tours representative • English-speaking driver guide

Departures for 2022/23 Sep

Dec

2022

Jan

Apr

2023

For up-to-date pricing and departures see our website here.

Single supplement: From $1,995 All prices are per person, twin share. For full terms and conditions please visit bunniktours.com.au/ terms-and-conditions.

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AUSTRALIA Discover South Australia Land Only Tour

Days

MAXIMUM

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20

12

From

person $5,195 per twin share

The cooler months are the time to visit South Australia's Flinders Ranges. This 12 day small group tour winds its way from Flinders Chase to Flinders Ranges with a host of exciting stops along the way. Explore our diverse and wonderful state, from world class wineries, to the sparkling gem that is Kangaroo Island, the historic charm of Hahndorf and the expansiveness of Wilpena Pound.

Highlights Top Sights • Hahndorf • Kangaroo Island • Remarkable Rocks • d'Arenberg Cube • Clare Valley • Wilpena Pound • Burra • The Barossa

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Quorn SOUTH AUSTRALIA

NEW SOUTH WALES

1 The Barossa

Adelaide (3,1) 4 McLaren Vale 1 2

No Hidden Extras Price includes extensive sightseeing and many meals!

Small Groups Unforgettable Experiences

Burra

Clare Valley 1

Kangaroo Island

TOP Clare Valley by Dennis Bunnik RIGHT Port Noarlunga by Dennis Bunnik

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Flinders Ranges

Adelaide Hills VICTORIA

Day 1. Arrive Adelaide D Welcome to Adelaide. With impeccable wineries and pristine beaches, arid outback and rolling hills all within an arm’s reach of the city, Adelaide is the gateway to all that South Australia has to offer. The city is also the home of Bunnik Tours, which is where our tour begins late this afternoon. Please note, you will be met in the hotel’s reception at 4pm.

Enjoy a behind the scenes tour of Bunnik Tours to see how our tours are created.

Explore our headquarters including the historic ballroom and the hidden basement.

We’ll enjoy welcome drinks in the heritage headquarters’ ballroom before making our way to a local restaurant for dinner this evening.

Day 2. Adelaide B Adelaide is renowned for its incredible food and wine scene and we’ll visit the food hub of the city this morning, the Adelaide Central Market. One of the largest undercover markets in the Southern Hemisphere, the Adelaide Central Market is home to over 70 traders offering a variety of fresh produce and gourmet goods.

Join the Adelaide locals for ‘breakfast at the markets’ followed by a private tour of the Adelaide Central Market.

From here, our tour of the city continues with a short tram ride to Adelaide’s cultural boulevard North Terrace. Home to beautiful heritage architecture, wide footpaths and the State’s Museum and Art Gallery, North Terrace is a wonder to explore.

Day 3. Hahndorf Excursion B Venturing out of the city today we’ll head east to the stunning Adelaide Hills. Stopping along the way, we’ll take in the incredible views of Adelaide from Mt Lofty Summit. The Adelaide Hills is arguably South Australia’s most charming region, with quaint towns, a proud history and a delicious food and wine scene. Our destination is the charming German heritage-listed town of Hahndorf.

Here, we’ll explore the enchanting main street that is lined with traditional German buildings housing boutiques, pubs, bakeries, and cafes.

We’ll also visit the home of one of Australia’s greatest artists, Sir Hans Heysen, and tour his house and studio. Making our way to the end of the main street, we'll visit the famed Beerenberg Farm.

Visit Penfolds Magill Estate, nestled amongst the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges, for a tour of the original winery and a tasting of Grange.

Day 4. Adelaide - Kangaroo Island BL The jewel in South Australia’s tourism crown, the raw and rugged Kangaroo Island awaits us today. Travelling to Cape Jervis, at the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula, we board the ferry for a 45-minute ride to Kangaroo Island.

Home to crystal clear waters, an abundance of wildlife, incredible natural wonders, and delicious local food, the Island is truly breathtaking. With a vast array of small producers, today we’ll savour local produce as we explore the Island, learn about the purest strain of Ligurian bees in the world, enjoy lunch overlooking lavender fields, tour an oyster farm and sample the wares of South Australia’s first boutique gin distillery.

Day 5. Kangaroo Island BL Kangaroo Island was hard hit by the summer 2020 bushfires. Today, we spend the day on and off the tourist trail as we see how the

Island is recovering. Beginning at Seal Bay, we’ll have the opportunity to walk on the beach alongside a colony of endangered Australian sea lions, before seeing all sorts of native species at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. We’ll then visit Flinders Chase National Park at the far end of the Island, home to the Remarkable Rocks, a beautiful arrangement of granite boulders sculpted naturally by wind, sea spray and rain over the course of 500 million years. Just a short drive away from the Rocks, we’ll also visit Admiral’s Arch, where playful fur-seals can often be spotted from the boardwalk, swimming in the rock pools below.

Day 6. Kangaroo Island - McLaren Vale BD Making our way back to the Fleurieu Peninsula today, we have the privilege of exploring this land of good food, rolling vineyards, pristine beaches and the world-renowned McLaren Vale wine region. We board the ferry back to the mainland and travel through historic Willunga, meeting some local characters along the way. We’ll then spend the afternoon exploring the picturesque McLaren Vale, tasting a drop or two of the region’s finest wines.

Day 7. McLaren Vale - Clare Valley BD Before leaving the McLaren Vale region, we’ll visit the impressive and quirky d’Arenberg Cube. This Rubik’s cube-like structure juts out of the d’Arenberg winery’s vineyard and is home to a tasting room and museum.

We then head north to another of South Australia’s award-winning wine regions, the Clare Valley. The region is not only known for its incredible Riesling, but for its strong heritage as well.

Day 8. Clare Valley - Flinders Ranges BD After a wine tasting in the Clare Valley later this morning, we continue towards the Flinders Ranges and see the historic Pichi Richi Railway in the town of Quorn. We’ll admire Quorn’s beautiful heritage buildings and learn about the town’s past as a vibrant railway hub for the area. Step back in time, into another world as we travel into the Flinders Ranges. Dusty red rocks jut out of the dry and arid landscape, as long roads lead to the epicentre of the region – mighty Wilpena Pound. With a laidback and welcoming country hospitality and stunning scenery made world famous by the watercolour paintings of Sir Hans Heysen, it can be hard to forget that the region is just a five-hour drive from the heart of Adelaide.

Day 9. Flinders Ranges BD Arguably the Flinders Ranges’ most iconic landmark, Wilpena Pound is a natural amphitheatre, home to impressive gorges and an abundance of wildlife.

Optional Excursion - Enjoy extraordinary aerial views of Wilpena Pound on an incredible scenic flight. To avoid disappointment, it is strongly recommended to pre-book this optional prior to travel, as far in advance as possible. (30 minutes - $220pp) We’ll spend the remainder of our day exploring the incredible desert landscape and jagged, rugged gorges that surround us, including South Australia’s highest town, Blinman, which dates back to 1859.

Day 10. Flinders Ranges - Burra - B Barossa One of Australia’s most well-known and highly regarded wine regions is calling our name today. We discover South Australia’s rich

mining history on our way, when we visit the town of Burra. A thriving copper mining hub in its heyday, Burra is home to fascinating remnants of its past including heritage buildings, abandoned mine dugouts, police quarters and more. We’ll arrive in the Barossa this afternoon.

Day 11. Barossa - Adelaide BD The Barossa, home to some of the world’s oldest vines, over 80 cellar doors and passionate and welcoming locals, is a must visit region for anyone who visits South Australia. We’ll spend the day uncovering some gems of the Barossa, beginning at the family owned Yalumba Winery. Beautiful landscaped gardens surround the historic clock tower where we’ll enjoy a tasting of the wine. We’ll also have the opportunity to explore the estate on a guided tour of the winery that was first established in 1849.

Next, we continue to Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop for a private cooking demonstration.

While here we'll sample Maggie’s flagship and seasonal products and enjoy a wander around the property. We then make our way down a palm-tree lined road to Seppeltsfield.

Here, we’ll explore the expansive grounds that are home to heritage buildings housing local vendors including the craft and design studio JamFactory and the handmade skin and body care business Vasse Virgin. The Centennial Cellar is a highlight at Seppeltsfield, home to an unbroken lineage of each vintage of tawny from the current year all the way back to the year 1878.

Tour the Centennial Cellar at Seppeltsfield and taste tawny directly from the barrel.

We’ll make our way back to Adelaide this afternoon and enjoy a group farewell dinner.

Day 12. Depart Adelaide Our tour concludes after breakfast.

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Inclusions Small Groups Our maximum group size is 20 Touring • All touring in full sized 46-seater air-conditioned coach • National Parks Pass • Return ferry to Kangaroo Island Transportation • Coach & ferry Accommodation • 11 nights in 3-4 star hotels Meals 11 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 6 dinners, including group welcome and farewell dinners Tour Guides • Escorted by a Bunnik Tours representative • English-speaking driver guide

Departures for 2022 Apr

Oct

2022

For up-to-date pricing and departures see our website here.

Single supplement: From $1,550 All prices are per person, twin share. For full terms and conditions please visit bunniktours.com.au/ terms-and-conditions.

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Top End Discovery Land Only Tour

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MAXIMUM

GROUP SIZE

20

10

From

person $5,295 per twin share

Explore the Top End in depth on this small group tour with Bunnik Tours. Departing from tropical Darwin we will bear witness to World Heritage-listed Aboriginal Rock Art throughout Kakadu. Our journey will see us trekking the scenic bushlands teeming with natural wonders, from amazing lookouts and towering waterfalls to billabongs perfect for swimming, and all while spotting the incredible wildlife that call Australia home.

Highlights Top Sights • Litchfield National Park • Nitmiluk (Katherine) National Park • Kakadu’s Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) region • Darwin

No Hidden Extras Price includes extensive sightseeing and many meals!

TOP Ngurrungurrudbja (Yellow Water) by Annelieke Huijgens RIGHT Ubirr walk, Kakadu by Annelieke Huijgens OPPOSITE PAGE Water Buffalo at Ngurrungurrudjba (Yellow Water) Billabong by Annelieke Huijgens OPPOSITE PAGE Ngurrungurrudjba (Yellow Water) Billabong by Annelieke Huijgens

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Small Groups Unforgettable Experiences

Darwin (2,1) 3

Batchelor 1

Ubirr 3 Kakadu

Burrungkuy (Nourlangie)

Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) 2 Litchfield National Park Katherine

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Day 1. Arrive Darwin D This modern metropolis is bustling with decadent eateries, recreational lagoons and captivating museums, while still maintaining its cultural connection with its traditional owners, the Larrakia people. This evening at 6:00pm, we meet our fellow travellers at our hotel for a welcome dinner.

Day 2. Darwin B Get acquainted with this historic city on an orientation tour. Beginning at Darwin’s scenic waterfront area, we visit the WWII Oil Storage Tunnels. Construction of the tunnel network commenced in 1942 following Japanese air-raids, however upon completion, they were never used for their original purpose of protecting oil. We'll continue to the Museum & Art Gallery of Northern Territory. Our last stop is the Royal Flying Doctor Service facility located on Darwin’s Stokes Hill Wharf, which houses interactive displays bringing the RFDS’s history of aero medical operations to life. Our afternoon is at leisure to further explore Darwin’s sights at our own pace, or head back to the hotel for a relax by the pool.

Day 3. Darwin - Kakadu BL The expansive and rugged Kakadu National Park is our destination today. Home to the oldest civilisation and breathtaking natural beauty, we’ll immerse ourselves in the cultural history overflowing in this region.

On our way, we’ll stop at the Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, a wetland haven for an incredibly rich diversity of birdlife.

Originally constructed during the 1950’s to provide irrigation for the Humpty Doo Rice Project, the Fogg Dam was converted to a protected area soon after completion, to provide refuge for local wildlife during the dry season. As we arrive in the national park, we’ll gain an understanding of Aboriginal life through the years, as we explore the Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) region. Take the trails and uncover the World Heritage-listed Rock Art of the Anbangbang gallery and shelter, portraying various painting styles and imagery from European sailing ships to Namarrkon, the famous ‘lightning man’. We then head to the Nawurlandja Lookout, where we’ll be presented with panoramic views over the Arnhem Land escarpment, Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) rock and the Anbangbang Billabong Day 4. Kakadu BL Today we’ll venture to the north-eastern reaches of Kakadu National Park, where we’ll embark on a Guluyambi Cultural Cruise.

Together with an Aboriginal guide, we’ll cruise the East Alligator River, gaining a unique insight into the river’s cultural significance, abundant food chain, and bush survival skills. We’ll also disembark on the Arnhem Land side of the river for a hunting demonstration.

Later, we’ll marvel at the ancient Aboriginal Rock Art in Ubirr, one of Kakadu’s most significant sites, depicting fascinating stories and illustrating vital food animals. We’ll hike to nearby Nadab Lookout, taking in the incredible vistas over Arnhem Land.

can sit back and take in the abundance of birdlife that frequent the wetlands. Be on the look out for the saltwater crocodile and possibly a buffalo or two, who call this region home.

Day 6. Kakadu - Leliyn (Edith Falls) B - Katherine We bid farewell to Kakadu today as we head south to the stunning region of Katherine – home to the majestic Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge. A steep and rocky bushwalk will be worth the effort once we arrive at the mesmerising Leliyn (Edith Falls). Step amongst the smooth boulders, dotted between the water pools; the perfect spot for a rejuvenating swim.

Day 7. Katherine - BD Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge - Katherine Make sure your camera batteries are charged up for today, as we give our legs a rest for this tranquil, special experience!

Cruise the breathtaking two gorges of Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge), as we learn from expert guides the history and meaning behind the ancient Aboriginal Rock Art, dating back 8-10 thousand years.

We have an exciting and interactive afternoon ahead as we witness Tom Curtain’s fantastic Katherine Outback Experience. Watch in awe as Tom and his team attempt to train and ride young, sometimes wild horses, along with providing an insight into how they condition their working dogs to muster sheep and cattle. Life on the farm should always end with some live Australian country music and who better to perform it than two-time Golden Guitar winner and our new favourite horseman, Tom Curtain.

Day 8. Katherine - BLD Litchfield National Park - Batchelor This morning we make our way to Litchfield National Park, where our touring over the next two days includes visits to a number of scenically stunning waters, surrounded by monsoonal rainforest. After lunch we’ll venture inside the park, beginning with a short walk to the pristine Wangi Falls. We’ll also discover the truly unique Magnetic Termite Mounds that have to be seen to be believed, some of which reach up to a staggering 4-metres-tall!

Day 9. Batchelor - BLD Litchfield National Park - Darwin More natural wonders await us today in Litchfield National Park, as we combine an interpretive guided walk, some of the best photo spots on earth and a refreshing dip in one of the natural plunge pools.

Enjoy a short hike to the towering Tolmer Falls, before continuing to view the pristine waters of the iconic Karrimurra (Florence Falls).

As we farewell Litchfield, we make our way back to Darwin, stopping enroute to visit

the Berry Springs Nature Park. We’ll have some free time to explore this little-known gem, which once formed part of a rest and recreation camp for armed forces during WWII. Enjoy one last swimming opportunity in the park’s pristine waterhole, or take one of the walking trails through the surrounding monsoon rainforest and woodlands.

Day 10. Depart Darwin Our tour concludes after breakfast this morning.

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Inclusions Small Groups Our maximum group size is 20 Touring • All touring in air-conditioned vehicles • National Parks Pass Transportation • Boat & bus Accommodation • 9 nights in 3-4 star hotels & motels Meals 9 breakfasts 4 lunches and 4 dinners, including group welcome and farewell dinners Tour Guides • Escorted by a Bunnik Tours representative • English-speaking driver guide

Departures for 2022 Jun

Sep

2022

For up-to-date pricing and departures see our website here.

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