Traveling in Australia offers an incredible mix of vast landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife. From the sun-scorched Outback to the pristine beaches of the Great Barrier Reef, the country is a playground for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Cities like Sydney, with its iconic Opera House, and Melbourne, known for its artsy vibe, provide a cultural contrast to the rugged wilderness. You can drive along the Great Ocean Road, spotting the Twelve Apostles, or venture into the ancient rainforests of Queensland. The sheer scale of Australia means travel often involves long distances, but the reward is a sense of boundless exploration—whether you’re meeting kangaroos, tasting local wines in Barossa Valley, or diving into Aboriginal history.
New Zealand, just across the Tasman Sea, packs a different kind of punch with its compact yet dramatic scenery. Known for its jaw-dropping fjords like Milford Sound and the rolling green hills that starred in The Lord of the Rings, it’s a haven for hikers, skiers, and thrill-seekers. Cities like Auckland offer a laid-back urban vibe, while Queenstown is the go-to for adrenaline junkies—think bungee jumping or jet boating. The Māori culture adds a rich layer to the experience, with opportunities to witness a haka or enjoy a hangi feast. Travel here is more intimate than Australia’s sprawl, with winding roads revealing a new postcard-worthy view around every bend, making it feel like a condensed epic in two islands.
An exclusive and detailed itinerary that presents Oceania at its most beautiful and expressive. Geysers, lakes, coral reefs, mountains and fjords!
Highlights
- Auckland
- Waitomo Cave
- Rotorua
- Milford Sound National Park
- Melbourne, Cairns and Sydney
- Great Barrier Reef Boat Tour
Assistance from our team to passengers at São Paulo International Airport for boarding to Santiago. Arrival, reception and transfer to the NH Collection Plaza Hotel or similar.
Free morning. Those who wish can take a panoramic tour of the city or take the funicular up to Morro San Cristóbal to admire the city from the Andes, if the weather is good. Our Brazilian guide will be there to guide you. At the end of the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to Auckland.
Due to the crossing of the “International Date Line”, we will arrive the next day in Auckland.
Early in the morning, we will arrive and check in at the Stamford Plaza Hotel or similar. The morning is free to relax. Auckland is a cosmopolitan, dynamic and vibrant city. In the afternoon, we will set off to visit the main residential areas and the “Domain”, the city’s main park. Next, we will pass through Parnell, with its picturesque houses and streets, and the buildings of the University of Auckland, the largest in the country. Our tour also includes: the Kelly Tarltons Antarctic Encounter aquarium, where we will learn about its rich marine fauna, and the Auckland Museum, which portrays the history of New Zealand and Maori culture. In the evening, be sure to visit its trendy Waterfront, which has been completely revitalized.
Free day to enjoy Auckland. The city is rich in parks and open spaces, and its cultural life is active: operas, ballets, concerts, theaters, craft fairs, popular markets, picturesque cafes, shops offering excellent quality products and great restaurants. Our Brazilian guide will be there to guide you.
Departure in the morning by bus to Waitomo. Upon arrival, we will visit the famous caves with luminous lava, where there are fascinating stone formations. We will take a boat trip on the underground river. Lunch and continue the trip to Rotorua. Considered the country’s tourist mecca since the last century, it is located on an active volcanic chain, on the shores of the lake of the same name. Arrival and accommodation at the Novotel Royal Lakeside Hotel. In the evening, we suggest a typical “Hangi” dinner, with traditional Maori dances
In the morning, we will visit the city, including the “Te Puia Thermal Reserve”, boiling mud pits and pools of crystal clear water. At the end of the tour, transfer to the airport for a domestic flight via Christchurch to Queenstown. Arrival and accommodation at the Novotel Lakeside Hotel or similar. Queenstown, in the Southern Alps region, is considered one of the main tourist centers in the country, nestled in a valley between Lake Wakatipu and the rugged mountains of the region, it was, for many years, the center of the gold rush.
In the morning, we will embark on a full-day excursion to Milford Sound. We will visit Fjordland National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the largest in the country, with its unforgettable scenery, made up of 14 fjords, the Sutherland Falls and extensive forests. Upon arrival at the fjords, we will take a cruise to admire the Bowen and Stirling Falls, the Mount Pembroke Glacier and Mitre Peak. Experience the splendor of nature in all its glory! If you wish, you can take a scenic flight to enjoy breathtaking views. This activity is subject to weather conditions and, if necessary, will be replaced by another local program.
Free day. Take the opportunity to stroll through the city centre or enjoy the wide range of activities that charming Queenstown has to offer, such as: an exciting speedboat ride on the Shotover River, a cruise on Lake Wakatipu or seeing the legendary “kiwi” bird at the Kiwi Birdlife Park. Optionally, we suggest a tour of the picturesque towns of Arrowtown and Wanaka.
In the morning, we will travel along the most beautiful highways in Oceania, heading to Lake Tekapo. On our way, we will see Mount Cook, the highest mountain in the country, cliffs and the largest glaciers in the country, such as Franz Joseph, Fox and Tasman. A simply unforgettable sight. We will continue crossing rivers, mountains and valleys following the contours of several lakes, always with snow-capped mountains on the horizon, heading to Lake Tekapo. Accommodation at the Peppers Bluewater Resort Hotel or similar.
n the morning, transfer to Christchurch airport for your flight to Melbourne. Arrival and transfer to the Novotel on Collins Hotel or similar for accommodation. Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, is an elegant and very attractive city. The city centre is compact, with well-preserved historic buildings side by side with impressive modern towers. Melbourne is also home to major sporting events, including the Melbourne Cup (a prestigious horse race), Formula 1 and the Australian Tennis Open.
In the morning, a panoramic tour of the city, including: Fitzroy Gardens, where Captain Cooks Cottage is located, the University of Melbourne; Melbourne Cricket Ground (where the 1956 Olympic Games were held); the National Tennis Centre; Parliament House and City Square. Continue through the neighbourhoods of Carlton, with its beautiful terraced houses, Toorak and South Yarra, enjoying their mansions, shopping centre and shops. We will also pass by Victoria Market, the World Trade Centre and then cross the Westgate Bridge, which offers beautiful panoramic views of the city and Port Phillip Bay. The rest of the time is free to explore the exquisite local shops.
Free day in Melbourne. We suggest a walking tour of Southbank, the trendy neighborhood with dozens of bars and restaurants on the banks of the Yarra River, providing a beautiful view of the city center, then continue on to the Crown Casino, possibly the largest in the southern hemisphere, with 2,500 slot machines, various games, cinemas, bars and restaurants.
Early in the morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Cairns. Arrival and transfer to the Hilton Cairns Hotel or similar. Cairns is the gateway to the rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. The region has a reputation for sophistication due to its large number of luxury hotels and resorts, restaurants, boutiques and sports facilities, all within a stunning tropical setting. Rest of the day free for independent activities.
Full day cruise around the Great Barrier Reef. Depart in the morning from Marina Marlin aboard the luxurious catamaran “Ocean Spirit”, sailing through crystal clear waters to the Outer Barrier Reef. The catamaran will dock at Michaelmas Cay, an island home to around 28,000 migratory seabirds of 14 different species. The island has magnificent coral formations and a beautiful beach for those who prefer to relax. Snorkeling with an expert guide will provide an unforgettable experience of the marine life of the Great Barrier Reef. Lunch on board the catamaran. Return to Cairns in the evening.
In the morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Sydney. Arrival, reception and transfer to the Radisson Blu Hotel or similar. Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, was founded in 1778 and is the oldest city in Australia. Today, this modern city has grown around the bay, which is considered one of the most beautiful in the world.
In the morning, we will visit the city, including the southern beaches. We will leave through the central business district, the heart of Sydney, with views of Chinatown and Darling Harbour. We will arrive at the historic Mrs Macquarie’s Chair, from where we will be able to photograph two of Sydney’s most iconic landmarks: the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge together. We will continue via St Mary’s Cathedral and the Art Gallery to Kings Cross. We will continue through the elegant neighbourhoods of Double Bay, Rose Bay and the historic Vaucluse House. We will visit Watsons Bay and Bondi Beach. Next, we will go to Paddington, with its beautiful colonial-style houses. Upon arrival at East Circular Quay, we will board a luxurious catamaran for a short cruise around Sydney Harbour, including lunch on board. The afternoon is free for independent activities.
Free day for independent activities, which are simply never lacking in Sydney. Spend at least half a day in the historic neighborhood of The Rocks, next to the Bridge and Circular Quay (where cruises around the bay depart), and another half day in the recently renovated and lively neighborhood of Darling Harbour, just a few minutes’ walk from your hotel. Another unmissable option is the Sydney Tower Eye, which provides a 360-degree view of the city and its main tourist attractions.
After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your flight to Santiago. Arrival and transfer to the NH Collection Plaza Hotel or similar. Rest of the day at leisure.
At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for boarding to Brazil. Arrival at São Paulo International Airport.
Includes
- Economy class airfare from São Paulo.
- Accommodation in the hotels provided or similar in the first, superior or luxury category, with exceptions in the tourist category, occupying standard double apartments with private bathroom, with taxes included.
- Buffet breakfast daily, unless otherwise stated in the itineraries.
- Meals specified in each program, normally of the “Table D'Hote” type - fixed menu.
- Visits in private buses with local guides speaking Portuguese or Spanish or occasionally in English.
- Transfers from airports to hotels (and vv) by private bus, minibus or van, with assistance from local guides speaking Portuguese or Spanish, or occasionally speaking English.
- Tips for local guides and porters at hotels (one bag per person).
- Airline baggage allowance: 2 pieces of 23 kg each on flights to/from Brazil (according to ANAC regulations). On other flights (domestic) 1 piece of 23 or 20 kg depending on the airline + 1 carry-on bag weighing up to 5 kg.
- ASSIST CARD – Premium International Insurance and Assistance Card.
- Professional guide, speaking Portuguese throughout the land portion (minimum of 15 passengers).
Excludes
- Airport boarding fees.
- Meals not mentioned as included.
- Drinks and other personal expenses.
- Optional tours.
- Tips for porters for luggage exceeding one bag per person.
- Passport and visa expenses.
- Arrival and/or departure transfers on a different date or time than the group.
- The traditional tip (not mandatory) to the permanent guide at the end of the trip.
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