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Australia’s exceptionalism is ever-present from the famous Great Barrier Reef and expansive Outback to fine wines and evocative metropolises. A 2-week Zicasso itinerary to Australia will unveil its vast opportunities for relaxation and discovery as you encounter a thriving culture and a spectrum of astounding wildlife. Create your tailor made experience today.

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Melbourne, Australia

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Personalized Best of Australia Tour

Port Douglas, Sydney, Melbourne, Uluru
Sydney skyline at sunset in Australia

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Experience the Essentials of Australia for 14 Days

Port Douglas, Cairns, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Melbourne, Sydney
Mount Wellington, Hobart, Tasmania

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Luxurious Splendors of Australia: Tasmania to Sydney Tour

Hobart, Maria Island, Coles Bay, Pretty Beach, Sydney
Wombat walking thru the brush in Tasmania

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $5,700

Extraordinary Nature & Wildlife: 14-Day Australia Tour

Melbourne, St Kilda, Phillip Island, Koala Conservation Centre, Tasmania +3 more
Couple paddle boarding at Lizard Island

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Two-Week Romantic Australian Adventure Vacation

Sydney, Bronte, Tamarama, Bondi, Sydney Harbour National Park +6 more
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $11,900

Highlights of Australia Itinerary for Seniors

Melbourne, Uluru, Alice Springs, Cairns, Kuranda +4 more

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Mother and daughter feeding kangaroos in Australia

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $4,600

Perfect Two-Week Australia Family Vacation

Sydney, Blue Mountains, Uluru, Brisbane, Hamilton Island
Two-Week Food & Wine Tour to Australia

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $4,600

Two-Week Food & Wine Tour to Australia

Melbourne, Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Hobart, Tasmania +8 more
Kangaroo in a vineyard, Southern Australia

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $5,700

Australian Wildlife & Wine Tour: Sydney, Adelaide, Uluru & Melbourne

Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Alice Springs, Hunter Valley +3 more
Whitsunday Islands in Australia

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $13,700

Australia Highlights to Off-the-Grid Discoveries Tour

Sydney, Hamilton Island, Barossa Valley, Kangaroo Island

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Reviews of Zicasso's Two Week Australia Itineraries

Based on 337 verified traveler reviews.

Travel Review: Australia Honeymoon, Port Douglas, Sydney, Cairns, Hamilton Island, Daintree Rainforest, Blue Mountains, Uluru

Pre-wedding Honeymoon: Hamilton Island. Silky Oaks Lodge. Daintree Rainforest. Port Douglas. Cairns. Kuranda. Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Blue Mountains. Sydney.Our pre-wedding honeymoon was absolutely amazing! It was very enjoyable and flawless. Zicasso's travel plan for us was perfect. Our agent's knowledge of the country and her suggestions made in the planning of this trip made the transition to each place easy. She was so helpful and accommodating. One of the days during our trip, it was suppose to rain and we had an outdoor tour schedule that day. Less than 24 hours before a scheduled tour, at our request, she switched our tour with one of our free days. As a result, we were able to enjoy our tour, rain free. She was absolutely amazing, I feel as if she were with us throughout the entire trip.

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Travel Review: Luxury Australia Vacation, Cairns, Melbourne, Sydney, Port Douglas, Outback Safari, Great Barrier Reef Snorkeling

A am giving this travel company a 5 star rating - here's why.

I wanted to go to Australia to experience it as an adventure, NOT from a cabana as a lounge lizard numbed by boat drinks like other holidays we've taken. This travel agency made it so and exceed my every expectation.

Booking Experience

I used Zicasso and received responses for my 21 day trip that covered the Eastern portion of the Country South to North as well as the Australian Outback.  I discussed what I wanted with the agents and received two quotes for nearly identical itineraries.  Our travel agency's quote was a FULL 50% less than the competitor, needless to say I was happy and nervous at the same time.  I really researched the reviews and looked around other sources and from what I could see this company's rating was among the highest of all the competitors.   I was in constant communication with our agent, who was a native Aussie and in the end went with her as I felt she knew Australia much better than I could ever know it.

I WAS GLAD I DID!

The Trip

The experience was nothing short of Awesome from the moment we left LAX until we returned.  We had drivers waiting for us at every airport.  The hotels we stayed in where 4 star or better and were situated in the center of town so getting around by subway, trolley or walking was a breeze.   There was not one problem with check-in anywhere.  We really didn't have to pay any extra costs for the stuff we had pre-booked.

Every tour or excursion we took they picked us up where we were staying and were waiting for us.  We got VIP treatment at each; and I don't mean the service was VIP.  I mean we got extra rights and amenities such as special pictures, better food, and the best seats for things that offered more than one class.  Others where shelling out extra, but all that extra stuff was included.

In the end we definitely had the adventure of a life time.  From seeing Kangaroos in the wild (on the side of the road) to Koalas, ferry penguins, wild parrots just flying around camels, crocs and more.  We went on an Outback Safari and saw once in a life time sunrises at Uluru (Ayers Rock) where the sky filled with bright yellow and red to Kata Tjutu and Kings Canyon.  We saw wild Dingos, poisonous brown and taipan snakes and stars that filled the sky like I only ever saw in high-school science books.

We didn't rough it either.  One night in the middle of the Outback we were treated to an amazing  4 star dinner that started with kangaroo and crocodile horderves with fine champagne and wine.  A didgeridoo and aboriginal dance was provided for entertainment.  We were served filet minoin cooked to order, local vegetables, fish and chicken if you wanted it.  All served on open air tables with white table clothes and silver; simply amazing.  Afterward, we got the see the "Field of Lights".  [side note: I wish I did the Astronomy Event they had - people who did said it was amazing].

We also stayed in Port Douglas, an amazing up scale town in the North where we visited The Great Barrier Reef on a private island and saw sharks from the boat.  We snorkeled and saw incredible sea life and met so many very cool people.  We had access to two marine biologists who were on the trip with us and gave us tours and answered all our questions with passion.  The next day we got to go with a local Aboriginal guide, who was a real local.  I mean this guys and his family just drove up in their van and took us for a nature tour like they would for some relative they knew and wanted to show around.  It was not some commercial deal - it was really cool.  We even went to his house and had lunch.  He showed us all kinds of secluded places he hung out as a kid and took us to a beach where no one (other than us) could be seen for 10 miles North and South.  We walked out in the low tide and spear fished barefoot from the sand.  If you go you will love Port Douglas.

Besides the Outback we did the eastern cities, first Melbourne and lastly Sydney.  Both amazing places where we went wine tasting and surfing, drove to animal sanctuaries and art centers (I love street art).  If you go to Sydney you must see the "New Town" district.  It is an art community and very interesting as it is going through its gentrification and is loaded with very unique shops and restaurants; I would liken it to Echo Park in LA.  We did tour the Sydney Opera House which was cool, but the best thing was during the tour the guide mentioned that sometimes in the afternoon the promoters release the tickets they didn't give away.  As it so happened Josh Groban had 4 sold out shows that week.  I walked up to the box office and asked if they had any released tickets.  The lady said, you are in luck they just got released for tonight - long story short my wife and I sat 5th row center for box office price at a concert that had been sold out 9 months earlier.  If you can see a concert in the Sydney Opera House do it!  it is incredible.

There was a ton more things we did but I included some of the main ones.  I took over 2000 pictures and videos.  Be warned we often were up at 5:30 am each day and didn't get back until 8p at night lots of time, but we also had leisure days which we used to do our own thing.  My wife tracked our travels on her fitbit and we walked 5-12 miles a day.  But if I had to do it all over again, I would in a heartbeat.

All that said, that is why I Booked with this company and why I love our agent.

Fred

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Travel Review: Australia Family Tour, Sydney, Kangaroo Island, Uluru, Great Barrier Reef, Blue Mountains, Camel Ride, Snorkeling
A family trip was planned for 5 adults and 3 children. The travel company put together an excellent custom tour of Australia for us. I provided what i wanted to do: Sydney, Kangaroo Island, Uluru, and the Great Barrier Reef. My travel consultant then made suggestions as to the custom tours we could take.  She took into account that children were involved.  And after numerous back and forth we arrived at the perfect itinerary (I think). Because we wanted to see and do everything possible, we did not have much down time.  But it worked out well with easy tours in-between more strenuous activities.  In Sydney we toured the city, toured the Harbor, climbed the Sydney Bridge, and visited the Blue Mountains.  Then it was off to Kangaroo Island for 2 days of exploration.  We stayed at a wonderful Bed & Breakfast, which spoiled us thoroughly.  Uluru was next with a Sunset Camel ride, Sunrise at Uluru, Maruku Dot Painting, Sunrise at Kata Tjuta and a hike to Walpa Gorge.  At Port Douglas we did the Day Tour and snorkeled off of Coral Cay.  This was perfect as the waters were rough due to a storm but calm within the Cay.  We also did a private Cape Tribulation & Daintree rainforest tour.  It was a packed itinerary, but thoroughly enjoyed by all.  The suggested tours were excellent.  

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Travel Review: Luxury Australia Tour, Sydney, Melbourne, Phiilps Island, Kangaroo Island, Port Douglas, Daintree Rainforest

Our agent did a terrific job of suggesting places to go and things to see. With her planning, we were able to forget about the logistic hassles and were met at each airport by our limo (usually a Mercedes and one Rolls Royce!)..

Our accommodations were top notch (except for Kangaroo Island where there weren't as many choices). I especially liked reclining on our bed in Sydney and looking out at the harbor traffic under the bridge. Also, the apartment in Port Douglas was timed just right so we could have a free afternoon to relax and do laundry. And the service at our Hobart hotel was outstanding.

The small tour groups - from just us in the Daintree & Melbourne to just four and a guide in Kangaroo Island - were terrific. Larger groups weren't bad, though our van driver in Sydney kept stalling the vehicle.

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Australia & Tasmania Tour: Sydney, Blue Mountains, Ayers Rock, Cairns, Great Barrier Reef, Winery Tour, Bonorong, Bruny Island

Our trip to Australia was a trip of a lifetime and it exceeded all our expectation thanks to our travel agent from the Australia tour company. Our agent worked with us tirelessly for months to customize a package to fit our needs and our budget. Our trip consisted of 10 airline flights, 8 shuttle transfers, 7 hotels and 10 tours. Every connection went like clockwork and problem free.  Each tour was well managed and professionally done. Every hotel was clean and comfortable with 100% satisfaction from us.  We were particularly happy with Tasmania in general and the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart. 

Our 4 days in Sydney over New Years was fabulous and we loved the city.  The Hunter Valley Wine tour was great and we were sorry to miss the Blue Mountain tour but it did not fit.  Ayers Rock was enjoyable and we were glad to make it a brief stopover. Cairns was a beautiful location and we enjoyed our 3 days there doing Karanda and the Reef.  As mentioned Tasmania was super special.  We loved the Bruny Island cruise and the city of Hobart.  We drove our rental car to Swansea with stops at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (highly recommended) and historic Richmond.  After a visit to Freycinet National Park which was lovely, we drove to Launceston.

Our 3 days in Melbourne after our Princess cruise was also very special.  We enjoyed the city and the Travelodge Southbank hotel.  It had the perfect location next to the Eureka Tower, the riverwalk and the free tram for the city. We flew home on Australia Day which was a little disappointing but no one considered that before the trip..

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Travel Review: Solo Trip to Australia, Sydney, Port Douglas, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Great Barrier Reef, Wildlife, Concert

The arrangement of my trip to Australia was done in 2 weeks time easily through the phone and by email. I told the travel agent, the places I wanted to see and he gave me a 2.5 week itinerary that hit all the spots. I went to Sydney, Port Douglas (GBR), Ayers Rock, Adelaide and Kangaroo Island. 

Sydney - location of hotel chosen was perfect. It was within 10 min walks to both the Sydney harbour bridge and opera house.

Port Douglas was chosen over Cairns which turned out to be a good choice as the GBR, Daintree and Mossman Gorge were closer to Port Douglas.

A cruise was booked for my GBR experience to Low Isles. I would NOT recommend this one to adults or solo travelers as it was full of children (99% of ship was children and their family) and wasn't too exciting. I specified that I wanted a tour without a lot of kids but I got this instead. I think skipping Low Isles and going further away to other parts of the reef would have been more memorable.

Ayers rock - There could have been better arrangement here as the travel agent booked my flight early in the morning so I got to Ayers rock at 10am. However, the hotel he booked let people in their rooms at 3pm. There really wasn't much to do around the hotel for 5 hours. It was hot, uncomfortable and I much rather enjoy Port Douglas a bit longer and taken a later flight instead. I asked the hotel staff whether they could get a room ready sooner as I was sick with a cold. The hotel staff still did not have my room ready at 3pm - the promised time for a room. With some juggling, they had to give me another room instead. 

The arrangement of activities during Ayers rock was not the best. I had a dinner booked the first night at 6pm. Then the next day, he booked me a 12km walk around Uluru with a 7km hike around kata rock in the afternoon. Bad idea! It was 40C so I don't think both walks should have been on the same day at all. He did not tell me that he booked a 12km walk. He just said he booked a sunrise Uluru tour. Had I known the walk was that long in that heat, I would have gotten it changed earlier so that I didn't lose money switching to another tour.

Adelaide was great. I did my own tours without the help of the company but it was a good city choice. Hotel was in a good location.

Kangaroo Island was also a good experience. If you want to see animals or be in a quiet place away from bigger cities, go there.

Overall, I would go back to Australia. I saw so many things but I also know I missed a lot of the country too (Brisbane, Melbourne, gold coast etc). Just another reason to go back. It was nice of the company to help book my tours so quickly but some improvements especially in Ayers Rock would have made the trip a bit better. I would use this company again but would ask the agent to lay out every little detail about each location/hotel/tour so that I could decide whether a change is warranted. 

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