Spend three days exploring this vibrant, electric city. With contrasts of old and new, Singapore is a must see city. Magnificent temples, churches, gardens, fine old buildings and skyscrapers fill the city. Walk through the streets to discover the delightful food and culture on offer. Don’t forget to try the famous Singapore Sling at the iconic Raffles Hotel.

Spend a couple of days discovering what picturesque Perth has to offer. Known as the sunny city, enjoy your days here exploring the landscaped gardens of Kings Park, wandering the city’s streets and relaxing on the numerous white sandy beaches. Be sure to build some time in to to visit nearby Rottnest Island and historic Fremantle, they’re not to be missed.

Travel to the rich wine growing region of Margaret River for a few days of rest and relaxation. Sample some of the fresh local produce, explore the region’s caves and take in the inspiring coastal scenery at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.

Perth > Margaret River | 270 kms

Arrive in New South Wales capital of Sydney, set on one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Climb the iconic Sydney Bridge for fantastic views of the Opera House and Sydney Harbour. Explore the coastal beaches and learn to surf on the famous Bondi beach, or travel by ferry to Manly for a stroll along the beach. Lose yourself in the cobblestone markets, boutiques and cafés or enjoy the many bars and restaurants of Darling Harbour. Head out to the famous Blue Mountains for a three night stay in the quaint village of Leura. There are walking trails, waterfalls and cliff top look outs to discover.

Head north to Cairns. On arrival, transfer to the seaside town of Port Douglas. This relaxed and easygoing town offers the ideal combination of indulgence and adventure. Discover the key highlights of Tropical North Queensland – including the Great Barrier Reef and ancient Daintree Rainforest, or simply relax on tranquil palm fringed beaches.

Cairns > Port Douglas | 150 kms

Spend two great days in the sunny city of Brisbane. Climb the Story Bridge or relax on the manmade sands of Southbank whilst enjoying the views across the city. Take a day trip to the famous Australia Zoo, Nature Coast, Gold Coast or head across to Moreton Island, home of the Tangalooma Dolphin Resort.

Say a sad farewell to Australia as you head to the bright lights of Hong Kong. Visit Man Mo Temple before heading to the world’s steepest funicular railway for a ride up to Victoria Peak to capture the magnificent views out over the city. Take a trip to the vibrant and colourful Stanley Market, it’s the perfect chance to buy your final holiday souvenirs and enjoy the local crafts. Take a cruise past many of Hong Kong’s landmark buildings at night to view the spectacular lights, this is a real essential part of any visit to the city and not to be missed.

Spend your last day enjoying Hong Kong’s attractions before you make your way back to the UK.