Arrive into the exotic and cultural city of Singapore. Spend the next three days exploring this fascinating and modern city with its sprawling shopping malls, busy waterways and towering landmarks.

A visit to the Gardens by the Bay is recommended, especially at night to see the spectacular light display. Alternatively head to lively Clarke Quay where a host of waterside bars and restaurants await.

Make the short flight to Darwin to signal your arrival to Australia. The pace of life here is vastly different!

Relax on the sands of nearby Mindil Beach, where from April to October the area comes alive for the night markets, Thursday through to Sunday.

Darwin is home to some unique shops celebrating the art and culture of the aboriginal community and the Royal Flying Doctors Museum on the Waterfront is well worth a visit.

This morning embark on an overnight guided experience to Kakadu National Park. This tour includes:

• Yellow Water Billabong cruise
• Aboriginal Rock Art viewing
• Visit to the Warradjan Cultural Centre
• Cultural Cruise with Aboriginal Guide
• Overnight hotel accommodation

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Your guided explorer returns to Darwin late afternoon, so settle down for your final night in Darwin before your onward travels.

Fly along Australia’s backbone to Adelaide, the gateway to South Australia, for a two night stay. The city is fast emerging as a vibrant and exciting destination with a strong culinary scene.

You could explore the Central Adelaide Markets, wander past the impressive architecture of North Terrace or head out to the surrounding Adelaide Hills or Barossa Valley for a true taste of the region.

Depart the “City of Churches” and head to the hills. To the north of the city you will discover the picturesque Barossa Valley, home to famous wineries including Yalumba, Orlando and Penfolds, as well as boutique vineyards. Stay overnight in the Barossa.

Adelaide > Barossa Valley | 80 kms

The Wine Vine Hotel

Leave the hills of the Barossa and head for the South Australian coast. You will pass through the town of Mannum, one of the oldest towns located on the Murray River. Beyond Tailem Bend and Murray Bridge, you will then travel along the sand dunes of Coorong National Park before stopping for the night in the town of Robe.

Barossa Valley > Robe | 350 kms

Robe House B&B

From Robe, continue along the coast to the remarkable town of Mt. Gambier. The town is actually set on the slopes of an extinct volcano, and is home to a collapsed crater in the centre of town as well as a lake that changes colour from a winter grey to a vivid blue colour every summer. Continue along the coast to Portland (the oldest permanent settlement in Victoria). A detour to see the blowholes at Cape Nelson and the petrified forest at Cape Bridgewater are worthwhile before continuing on to stay in Port Fairy.

Robe > Port Fairy | 290 kms

Seacombe House

After exploring the delightful fishing port and resort of Port Fairy, join the Great Ocean Road for a day exploring the “Shipwreck Coast”. Before you reach Port Campbell you will be able to stop to view London Bridge, the now broken natural rock arch. Continue along the Southern Ocean coast to see the iconic rock pillars of the Twelve Apostles, that stand out proudly above the surf. Continue along the Great Ocean Road as far as Apollo Bay where you will stop for the night.

Port Valley > Apollo Bay | 188 kms

Apollo Bay Hotel

Arrive into the cosmopolitan city of Melbourne and spend the next two days exploring the cultural laneways with their plethora of coffee houses, bars and boutique shops.

If time permits, be sure to enjoy an afternoon tour to see the penguin parade on Phillip Island, which you can pre-book before you travel.

Fly to Auckland on New Zealand’s North Island for a two night city stay before picking up your car to begin your North Island Natural Wonders self drive, a journey of discovery to the island’s beautiful townships and natural wonders.

Drive to one of the North Island’s coastal wonders with its dense forests, mountainous terrain, and spectacular sea views. Relax in the natural warm waters of Hot Water Beach, or admire the region’s diverse flora and fauna along its many walking trails.

Auckland > Coromandel Peninsula | 160 kms

Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge

Journey through the natural thermal region of the Bay of Plenty en route to Rotorua for a relaxed two night stay. Visit one of the many thermal reserves and marvel at their bubbling mud pools, erupting geysers and cascading silicon falls.

Coromandel Peninsula > Rotorua | 220 kms

Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua

Continuing through this thermal active region along the shore of Lake Taupo, formed as a result of one of the greatest volcanic eruptions recorded. You will head towards the beautiful mountainous region of Tongariro National Park, famed for the Tongariro Crossing Walk.

Rotorua > Tongariro National Park | 185 kms

Skotel Alpine Resort

Fly to Christchurch, the gateway to the South Island. Pick up your fully equipped motorhome and spend the next 11 days touring this unique and picturesque island.

During this time you’ll be able to fully circumnavigate the island, returning to Christchurch after exploring key destinations such as Kaikoura, Queenstown, the West Coast’s glaciers and Dunedin.

Board your flight from Christchurch back to Singapore. On your return stopover you’ll experience a different side to the city by spending the two nights on Sentosa Island, Singapore’s playground, home to family friendly attractions, theme parks, health spas and beaches.

After your five week adventure it’s time to board your flight home.