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This Itinerary Begins
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At Conte, no two itineraries are the same. Share what matters to you when you travel - your preferences and pace - and we’ll craft a journey that reflects you completely. Thoughtfully designed, expertly delivered, and entirely yours.

AUSTRALIA

Itinerary Overview

Days 1 - 3

Sydney

Days 4 - 7

BEST TIME

BEST TIME

TAILORED TRIPS

BEST TIME

Days 8 - 12

Gold Coast & Beyond

Glorious Landscapes

Highlights of Your Journey

  • Sail through Sydney Harbour and tour the Opera House, then stroll the Royal Botanic Garden and hike the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk.


  • Cruise past The Rocks and Fort Denison, dive into convict history, then escape to the Blue Mountains' eucalyptus cliffs and misty valleys.


  • Meet koalas at Taronga Zoo and catch sunset from the ferry, before flying to the Gold Coast for beachfront evenings in Surfers Paradise.


  • Soar above rainforest on the Tamborine Skywalk and spot lorikeets at Currumbin, balancing natural wonders with laid-back market nights.


  • Choose between Sea World, Movie World, or Dreamworld thrills, then relax on golden beaches to end your journey with a taste of coastal Australia.

  • Days 1 - 3

    Your Australian adventure begins in Sydney's iconic harbor, where world-famous landmarks and coastal beauty provide the perfect introduction to the continent's vibrant culture.


    Your first day starts at Circular Quay, the harbor's bustling heart where ferries have connected Sydney's communities since 1888, offering spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Day two takes you inside the Sydney Opera House, completed in 1973 and recognized as one of the 20th century's most distinctive architectural achievements, followed by a stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, established in 1816 as Australia's oldest scientific institution. Your third day features the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal walk, a six-kilometer clifftop path that connects some of Sydney's most beloved beaches while showcasing the dramatic sandstone coastline that defines this part of Australia.

  • Days 4 - 7

    The middle phase of your journey balances Sydney's maritime heritage with natural wonders, from harbour cruises to mountain escapes and wildlife encounters.


    Your fourth day begins with a harbour cruise past Fort Denison and under the Harbour Bridge, followed by exploration of The Rocks historic area where Sydney's convict settlement began in 1788, now home to weekend markets featuring local artisans. Day five ventures to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage area famous for its eucalyptus forests, dramatic cliff formations, and the Three Sisters rock formation that dominates the Katoomba skyline. The sixth day features Taronga Zoo, established in 1916 and home to over 4,000 animals, with your return ferry timed for sunset views across Sydney Harbour. Your seventh day transitions to Queensland's Gold Coast, beginning with an evening beach stroll along one of Australia's most famous stretches of surf coast.

  • Days 8 - 12

    Your final days immerse you in Queensland's unique blend of theme park excitement, wildlife encounters, and pristine beaches that define Australia's eastern coastline.


    Day eight explores Surfers Paradise, the Gold Coast's glittering heart since the 1950s, including views from SkyPoint observation deck atop the Q1 building, once the Southern Hemisphere's tallest residential tower. Your ninth day combines Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, established in 1947 as a bird sanctuary and famous for its rainbow lorikeet feeding, with evening exploration of local markets showcasing Queensland's relaxed outdoor lifestyle. The tenth day ventures into the Gold Coast hinterland for waterfall discoveries and the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, suspended 30 meters above the ancient rainforest canopy. Day eleven offers your choice of world-class theme parks, from Sea World's marine shows to Movie World's Hollywood glamour or Dreamworld's thrilling rides. Your twelfth and final day provides perfect relaxation on the beach, reflecting on your journey from Sydney's urban sophistication to Queensland's natural playground, concluded with a farewell meal celebrating Australian cuisine.

  • Day 1

    Your Australian adventure begins in Sydney's iconic harbor, where world-famous landmarks and coastal beauty provide the perfect introduction to the continent's vibrant culture.


    Your first day starts at Circular Quay, the harbor's bustling heart where ferries have connected Sydney's communities since 1888, offering spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Day two takes you inside the Sydney Opera House, completed in 1973 and recognized as one of the 20th century's most distinctive architectural achievements, followed by a stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, established in 1816 as Australia's oldest scientific institution. Your third day features the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal walk, a six-kilometer clifftop path that connects some of Sydney's most beloved beaches while showcasing the dramatic sandstone coastline that defines this part of Australia.

  • Days 2 - 4

    The middle phase of your journey balances Sydney's maritime heritage with natural wonders, from harbour cruises to mountain escapes and wildlife encounters.


    Your fourth day begins with a harbour cruise past Fort Denison and under the Harbour Bridge, followed by exploration of The Rocks historic area where Sydney's convict settlement began in 1788, now home to weekend markets featuring local artisans. Day five ventures to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage area famous for its eucalyptus forests, dramatic cliff formations, and the Three Sisters rock formation that dominates the Katoomba skyline. The sixth day features Taronga Zoo, established in 1916 and home to over 4,000 animals, with your return ferry timed for sunset views across Sydney Harbour. Your seventh day transitions to Queensland's Gold Coast, beginning with an evening beach stroll along one of Australia's most famous stretches of surf coast.

  • Days 5 - 6

    Your final days immerse you in Queensland's unique blend of theme park excitement, wildlife encounters, and pristine beaches that define Australia's eastern coastline.


    Day eight explores Surfers Paradise, the Gold Coast's glittering heart since the 1950s, including views from SkyPoint observation deck atop the Q1 building, once the Southern Hemisphere's tallest residential tower. Your ninth day combines Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, established in 1947 as a bird sanctuary and famous for its rainbow lorikeet feeding, with evening exploration of local markets showcasing Queensland's relaxed outdoor lifestyle. The tenth day ventures into the Gold Coast hinterland for waterfall discoveries and the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, suspended 30 meters above the ancient rainforest canopy. Day eleven offers your choice of world-class theme parks, from Sea World's marine shows to Movie World's Hollywood glamour or Dreamworld's thrilling rides. Your twelfth and final day provides perfect relaxation on the beach, reflecting on your journey from Sydney's urban sophistication to Queensland's natural playground, concluded with a farewell meal celebrating Australian cuisine.

Days 4 - 7

The middle phase of your journey balances Sydney's maritime heritage with natural wonders, from harbour cruises to mountain escapes and wildlife encounters.


Your fourth day begins with a harbour cruise past Fort Denison and under the Harbour Bridge, followed by exploration of The Rocks historic area where Sydney's convict settlement began in 1788, now home to weekend markets featuring local artisans. Day five ventures to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage area famous for its eucalyptus forests, dramatic cliff formations, and the Three Sisters rock formation that dominates the Katoomba skyline. The sixth day features Taronga Zoo, established in 1916 and home to over 4,000 animals, with your return ferry timed for sunset views across Sydney Harbour. Your seventh day transitions to Queensland's Gold Coast, beginning with an evening beach stroll along one of Australia's most famous stretches of surf coast.

Days 8 - 12

Your final days immerse you in Queensland's unique blend of theme park excitement, wildlife encounters, and pristine beaches that define Australia's eastern coastline.


Day eight explores Surfers Paradise, the Gold Coast's glittering heart since the 1950s, including views from SkyPoint observation deck atop the Q1 building, once the Southern Hemisphere's tallest residential tower. Your ninth day combines Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, established in 1947 as a bird sanctuary and famous for its rainbow lorikeet feeding, with evening exploration of local markets showcasing Queensland's relaxed outdoor lifestyle. The tenth day ventures into the Gold Coast hinterland for waterfall discoveries and the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, suspended 30 meters above the ancient rainforest canopy. Day eleven offers your choice of world-class theme parks, from Sea World's marine shows to Movie World's Hollywood glamour or Dreamworld's thrilling rides. Your twelfth and final day provides perfect relaxation on the beach, reflecting on your journey from Sydney's urban sophistication to Queensland's natural playground, concluded with a farewell meal celebrating Australian cuisine.

BEST TIME

TAILORED TRIPS

from £3000 pp, per night

Sydney & The Gold Coast

Days 1 - 3

Sydney

Days 4 - 7

Glorious Landscapes

Days 8 - 12

Gold Coast & Beyond

Trip Highlights

  • Sail through Sydney Harbour and tour the Opera House, then stroll the Royal Botanic Garden and hike the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk.


  • Cruise past The Rocks and Fort Denison, dive into convict history, then escape to the Blue Mountains' eucalyptus cliffs and misty valleys.


  • Meet koalas at Taronga Zoo and catch sunset from the ferry, before flying to the Gold Coast for beachfront evenings in Surfers Paradise.


  • Soar above rainforest on the Tamborine Skywalk and spot lorikeets at Currumbin, balancing natural wonders with laid-back market nights.


  • Choose between Sea World, Movie World, or Dreamworld thrills, then relax on golden beaches to end your journey with a taste of coastal Australia.

Days 1 - 3

Your Australian adventure begins in Sydney's iconic harbor, where world-famous landmarks and coastal beauty provide the perfect introduction to the continent's vibrant culture.


Your first day starts at Circular Quay, the harbor's bustling heart where ferries have connected Sydney's communities since 1888, offering spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Day two takes you inside the Sydney Opera House, completed in 1973 and recognized as one of the 20th century's most distinctive architectural achievements, followed by a stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, established in 1816 as Australia's oldest scientific institution. Your third day features the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal walk, a six-kilometer clifftop path that connects some of Sydney's most beloved beaches while showcasing the dramatic sandstone coastline that defines this part of Australia.

Days 5 - 6

Your final days balance Gold Coast glamour with Brisbane's trendy neighborhoods, offering beach relaxation and boutique shopping before departure.


Day five transports you to Surfers Paradise, where the 1980s high-rise boom created Australia's Miami-style beachfront, or alternatively, theme parks like Warner Bros. Movie World provide Hollywood magic. Your sixth day explores West End's multicultural dining scene and Paddington's heritage Queenslander houses, both neighborhoods representing Brisbane's evolution from colonial outpost to cosmopolitan city.

Days 2 - 4

Days two through four immerse you in Australian wildlife encounters and natural wonders, from koala cuddles to snorkeling shipwrecks off Moreton Island.


Day two begins at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world's first and largest koala sanctuary established in 1927, where you'll encounter native wildlife before experiencing bush-tucker-inspired dining that celebrates Indigenous Australian ingredients. Your third day ascends Mount Coot-tha, named after the Aboriginal word "ku-ta" meaning honey, for sunrise views across Brisbane's sprawling metropolitan area of 2.3 million residents. The adjacent Botanic Gardens, established in 1970, showcase over 20,000 plants from around the globe. Day four ventures to Moreton Island, the world's third-largest sand island, where the Tangalooma Wrecks - 15 ships deliberately sunk in the 1960s - create artificial reefs perfect for snorkeling adventures.

Days 5 - 6

Your final days balance Gold Coast glamour with Brisbane's trendy neighborhoods, offering beach relaxation and boutique shopping before departure.


Day five transports you to Surfers Paradise, where the 1980s high-rise boom created Australia's Miami-style beachfront, or alternatively, theme parks like Warner Bros. Movie World provide Hollywood magic. Your sixth day explores West End's multicultural dining scene and Paddington's heritage Queenslander houses, both neighborhoods representing Brisbane's evolution from colonial outpost to cosmopolitan city.

Days 4 - 7

The middle phase of your journey balances Sydney's maritime heritage with natural wonders, from harbour cruises to mountain escapes and wildlife encounters.


Your fourth day begins with a harbour cruise past Fort Denison and under the Harbour Bridge, followed by exploration of The Rocks historic area where Sydney's convict settlement began in 1788, now home to weekend markets featuring local artisans. Day five ventures to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage area famous for its eucalyptus forests, dramatic cliff formations, and the Three Sisters rock formation that dominates the Katoomba skyline. The sixth day features Taronga Zoo, established in 1916 and home to over 4,000 animals, with your return ferry timed for sunset views across Sydney Harbour. Your seventh day transitions to Queensland's Gold Coast, beginning with an evening beach stroll along one of Australia's most famous stretches of surf coast.

Days 8 - 12

Your final days immerse you in Queensland's unique blend of theme park excitement, wildlife encounters, and pristine beaches that define Australia's eastern coastline.


Day eight explores Surfers Paradise, the Gold Coast's glittering heart since the 1950s, including views from SkyPoint observation deck atop the Q1 building, once the Southern Hemisphere's tallest residential tower. Your ninth day combines Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, established in 1947 as a bird sanctuary and famous for its rainbow lorikeet feeding, with evening exploration of local markets showcasing Queensland's relaxed outdoor lifestyle. The tenth day ventures into the Gold Coast hinterland for waterfall discoveries and the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, suspended 30 meters above the ancient rainforest canopy. Day eleven offers your choice of world-class theme parks, from Sea World's marine shows to Movie World's Hollywood glamour or Dreamworld's thrilling rides. Your twelfth and final day provides perfect relaxation on the beach, reflecting on your journey from Sydney's urban sophistication to Queensland's natural playground, concluded with a farewell meal celebrating Australian cuisine.

BEST TIME

TAILORED TRIPS

from £3000 pp, per night

Sydney & The Gold Coast

Days 1 - 3

Sydney

Days 4 - 7

Glorious Landscapes

Days 8 - 12

Gold Coast & Beyond

Trip Highlights

  • Sail through Sydney Harbour and tour the Opera House, then stroll the Royal Botanic Garden and hike the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk.


  • Cruise past The Rocks and Fort Denison, dive into convict history, then escape to the Blue Mountains' eucalyptus cliffs and misty valleys.


  • Meet koalas at Taronga Zoo and catch sunset from the ferry, before flying to the Gold Coast for beachfront evenings in Surfers Paradise.


  • Soar above rainforest on the Tamborine Skywalk and spot lorikeets at Currumbin, balancing natural wonders with laid-back market nights.


  • Choose between Sea World, Movie World, or Dreamworld thrills, then relax on golden beaches to end your journey with a taste of coastal Australia.

Days 1 - 3

Your Australian adventure begins in Sydney's iconic harbor, where world-famous landmarks and coastal beauty provide the perfect introduction to the continent's vibrant culture.


Your first day starts at Circular Quay, the harbor's bustling heart where ferries have connected Sydney's communities since 1888, offering spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Day two takes you inside the Sydney Opera House, completed in 1973 and recognized as one of the 20th century's most distinctive architectural achievements, followed by a stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, established in 1816 as Australia's oldest scientific institution. Your third day features the famous Bondi to Coogee coastal walk, a six-kilometer clifftop path that connects some of Sydney's most beloved beaches while showcasing the dramatic sandstone coastline that defines this part of Australia.

Days 2 - 4

Days two through four immerse you in Australian wildlife encounters and natural wonders, from koala cuddles to snorkeling shipwrecks off Moreton Island.


Day two begins at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world's first and largest koala sanctuary established in 1927, where you'll encounter native wildlife before experiencing bush-tucker-inspired dining that celebrates Indigenous Australian ingredients. Your third day ascends Mount Coot-tha, named after the Aboriginal word "ku-ta" meaning honey, for sunrise views across Brisbane's sprawling metropolitan area of 2.3 million residents. The adjacent Botanic Gardens, established in 1970, showcase over 20,000 plants from around the globe. Day four ventures to Moreton Island, the world's third-largest sand island, where the Tangalooma Wrecks - 15 ships deliberately sunk in the 1960s - create artificial reefs perfect for snorkeling adventures.

Best Luxury Hotels in Australia: Conte's Seasonal Picks for 2025

Lizard Island Resort

Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Offering an unparalleled connection to the Great Barrier Reef and set within a pristine National Park and surrounded by 24 secluded white-sand beaches, Lizard Island Resort is the only all-inclusive resort in Australia located directly on the reef. Every element of your stay is curated for privacy, indulgence, and discovery.

A luxury lodge of Australia, Lizard Island redefines the island holiday with immersive experiences, personalised service, and elegant island accommodations designed to complement the natural beauty of the island. From beachfront suites to elevated oceanview villas, each space offers serenity, seclusion, and breathtaking views.

A tranquil sunset view over a sandy beach with tropical vegetation and modern homes beside calm waters and distant boats.
An elegant dining table with glassware overlooks a tranquil ocean at sunset, framed by palm trees and a serene sky.
Aerial view of a small, rocky island surrounded by clear blue waters, with distant islands and fluffy white clouds in the sky.
Bright, modern bedroom with grey furnishings, a cozy reading nook by the window, and natural light filtering through sheer curtains.

Southern Ocean Lodge

Kangaroo Island, Australia

Southern Ocean Lodge is a luxurious retreat perched on the rugged cliffs of Kangaroo Island, offering unparalleled views of the Southern Ocean. The lodge features 25 elegantly appointed suites, each designed to harmonise with the natural landscape, providing guests with a serene and immersive experience.

Guests can indulge in gourmet dining that showcases local produce, unwind at the Southern Spa, or explore the island's unique wildlife and pristine beaches through curated excursions. With its commitment to sustainability and exceptional service, Southern Ocean Lodge offers a memorable escape into nature's embrace.

Aerial view of a modern building with a unique design, nestled among lush greenery and coastline under a bright sky at sunrise.
A seal pup walks along a sandy beach, with rocky cliffs and greenery in the background, capturing a serene coastal moment.
Bright, airy lounge with circular seating around a central fireplace, overlooking a stunning ocean view through large windows.
Modern bedroom with a large bed, featuring wood accents, overlooking a scenic ocean view through expansive glass doors.

Longitude 131°

Red Centre, Australia

At Longitude 131°, the majestic beauty of Australia's Red Centre unfolds right before your eyes. With just 16 tented pavilions, this exclusive retreat offers an intimate connection with the land, all while enveloping you in luxury. Each pavilion, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, offers unobstructed views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

Beyond the breathtaking vistas, curated experiences like private desert tours, gourmet dining, and Indigenous storytelling allows guests to fully immerse themselves in the culture and spirit of the Outback. Longitude 131° is where adventure meets serenity, creating an unforgettable desert escape.

Aerial view of glamping tents nestled in red desert landscape, with Uluru mountain in the background under a warm sunset glow.
Modern outdoor living space with a lounge area and pool, overlooking a desert landscape and Uluru at sunset.
Modern interior of a desert accommodation with panoramic windows, showcasing Uluru against a vibrant sunset backdrop.
Modern bathroom featuring a freestanding tub, dual sinks, wooden accents, and large windows showcasing a desert landscape.
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