Australia Sydney Tasmania Melbourne 11Days 8Nights GOAU9972

10:20 a.m. Arrive at Sydney International Airport, Australia. After passing immigration and customs,
(Australia prohibits the import of animal and plant-based food products with penalties including fines and imprisonment.)
Lunch will be served at a restaurant.
Transport to Sydney and enjoy a Sydney Harbour cruise. See the Sydney Opera House, a uniquely shaped theater and a proud World Heritage site for Australians. Located on Sydney Harbour, the theater extends into the water at Sydney Harbour. Inside, the Opera House houses concert halls, theatres, cinemas, and numerous restaurants. During the cruise, you will experience the surrounding atmosphere, including the Harbour Bridge connecting Sydney and many sailboats beautifully competing in the water. Then, travel to The Rocks, an old and charming neighborhood in Sydney. This area is filled with many old buildings, some of which have been transformed into restaurants, museums, and art galleries featuring works by Australian artists. A diverse range of exhibits are on display.
In the evening, dinner will be served at a restaurant, after which you will be transferred to your accommodation.
Accommodation: STAMFORD PLAZA SYDNEY AIRPORT / or similar level accommodation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant. After breakfast, transfer to the airport.
………. AM/PM: Depart Melbourne Airport to Hobart Airport by ............................... Airlines, Flight No. ...............
……….. AM/PM: Arrive at Hobart Airport.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, a famous tourist city and the second oldest city in Australia after Sydney, founded in 1803. For the British, Van De Maisland, also known as Tasmania, seemed like the end of the world, an ideal place to send prisoners and relieve the pressure from the overcrowded prison system in England. Hobart straddles the banks of the Derwent River estuary with Mount Wellington as a backdrop. Hobart is rich in colonial heritage, natural beauty, and the lively atmosphere of an old town full of bars and restaurants at night.
Ascend to Mount Wellington, located in Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. This peak stands at 1,271 meters above sea level. Then, visit Battery Point, an old harbor area dating back to the 18th century. The village's name comes from the construction of cannons at this location in 1818.
At an appropriate time, visit Salamanca Place, a small Tasmanian community lined with old and historic colonial-era buildings.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at a restaurant. At an appropriate time, transfer to your hotel.
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza Hobart, an IHG hotel / or similar level accommodation.
08:00 p.m. Hunt for the Aurora Borealis (Aurora Borealis). The Aurora Borealis is one of the most beautiful natural phenomena. **** Please note that we cannot guarantee that you will see the Aurora Borealis. As it is a natural phenomenon, the most visible time is during the period of ***June - August, between 8:00 PM and 3:00 AM***.

Morning: Breakfast served at the hotel restaurant.
After breakfast, transfer to Port Arthur, a shark-infested area. / Board a cruise to Tasman Island. Located southeast of the Tasman Islands and within Tasman National Park, this national park is full of beautiful rocks and cliffs. Situated southeast of Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, it is well-known for its towering sea cliffs and uniquely shaped rock formations. You will see the beauty of Tasman Arch, another prominent landmark in Tasman National Park. This strangely shaped cliff face is a large cave or tunnel created by the force of ocean waves crashing against the cliffs over centuries.
The immense pressure of the waves combined with the compression of air from the impact of the cliffs has created the unique rock formations. This has resulted in cracks and fissures that have created a truly magnificent landscape, greatly impressing visitors. We will take you to see the Blow Hole, a sandstone cliff where the force of the sea waves has carved through an underwater cavity. When the sea waves crash into the cavity, a mass of water erupts high into the air like a fountain. We will also see Devil's Kitchen, a strangely shaped cliff that has become one of the most popular tourist attractions. In addition, you will have the opportunity to see various kinds of animals such as seals, dolphins, and various types of birds. ***The boat trip is subject to weather conditions. In case of storms or strong winds, the boat trip may not be possible. The company reserves the right to refund the boat trip fee at the group tour price that was booked. Children under 4 years old are not allowed on board for safety reasons.***
Lunch will be served at a restaurant.
Afternoon: We will take you to Port Arthur (Port Arthur Historical Site), the historical center of Tasmania. This exhibit showcases the lives of prisoners in the mid-19th century, when over 1,000 hardened criminals were imprisoned on the island of Tasmania between 1804 and 1853. A total of 76,000 prisoners were sent to this site. You will see the barracks, prisoner cells, library, and church, which are now one of Australia's most important historical sites. / At an appropriate time, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
In the evening, dinner will be served at a restaurant. / At an appropriate time, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
Accommodation: CROWNE PLAZA HOBART, AN IHG / or similar level accommodation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Travel to Port Arthur (90 km, approximately 1.30 hours). Visit the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park to see the adorable native animals of Tasmania up close. The Tasmanian devil has been a protected species since 1941. Although Tasmanian devils can give birth to about 30 cubs at a time, only about 4 survive. A female Tasmanian devil can carry up to 6 cubs in her pouch for 3 months. It is also hypothesized that the Tasmanian devil became extinct from the Australian mainland about 3,000 years ago.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: At the appropriate time, travel to... "Freycinet National Park," named after the French explorer, boasts stunning pink granite peaks, tranquil bays, white sandy beaches, and abundant wildlife. There are hiking trails to the bays and beaches, while the waters are inviting for swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking. The park's primary area covers the southern tip of the Freycinet Peninsula, but it also extends along the eastern coast, encompassing Freycinet Beach and almost reaching the coastal town of Bicheno. Freycinet National Park is Tasmania's oldest national park, along with Field Mountain.
Evening: Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
Accommodation: FRECINET LODGE / or similar level accommodation.
*** Note: Free time for relaxation. Tonight, you can enjoy the Southern Lights from your accommodation.
The Southern Lights (Aurora Australis) are one of the most beautiful natural phenomena and appear naturally at dusk, with the clearest viewing time being between 8 PM and 3 AM. ***

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
We will take you to a stunning viewpoint overlooking Wineglass Bay, where green mountains, turquoise waters, and white sand beaches meet. You will have free time to stroll around and take photos. Along the way, you may see various seabirds, diverse Tasmanian wildflowers, and crystal-clear waters in rock pools up close. We will then travel to Cape Tourville Lighthouse, located in Freycinet National Park on the east coast of Tasmania. A short walk will take you to the Cape Tourville Lighthouse, offering breathtaking coastal views and a close-up view of the lighthouse. Freycinet National Park covers much of the Freycinet Peninsula and overlooks the Tasman Sea. In Freycinet National Park, you can see stunning pink granite peaks, tranquil bays, white sand beaches, and the unique Wineglass Bay.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: We will travel to... Bicheno, a popular vacation spot for Tasmanians, is a small, tranquil fishing village on Tasmania's east coast. It's known for its beautiful white sand beaches lined with striking granite rocks covered in orange lichen, fascinating wildlife, and fresh, local seafood. Bicheno is a charming, relaxed beach town, perfect for a holiday.
5:00 PM: We will take you to see the Fairy Penguins, which live in the bushland near the sea in Bicheno. These penguins ascend from the sea to their burrows. The little penguins return after a night of foraging in the ocean. Seeing these adorable penguins up close is a truly special experience. The penguins live in a calm and secure environment, so tourists must not make noise or disturb them. During the winter, the penguins focus on maintaining their burrows, building and improving them. And take a break from constant stress.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: DIAMOND ISLAND RESORT, RESTAURANT & BAR AND PENGUIN SHOW or similar level accommodation.
*** Note: You are free to relax at your leisure tonight. You can watch the Southern Lights from your accommodation.
The Southern Lights (AURORA AUSTRALIS) are one of the most beautiful natural phenomena and will appear naturally at dusk, with the clearest view between 8 PM and 3 AM. ***

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Travel to St. Helens (13 km, approximately 1 hour), one of the famous resort towns in northern Tasmania. It is also famous for its annual fishing competitions. Visit the Bay of Fire, named by Captain Tobias in 1773 when he saw the Aboriginal people lighting bonfires on the beach. This beach is famous for its white sand, clear blue water, and brown granite rocks, which are formed by lichen growth.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Stop to take photos at the Legerwood Carved Memorial Tree (106 km, approximately 2 hours) in the small community of Legerwood. The various wooden sculptures were created as a memorial to soldiers who died in World War I. Continue to Launceston. Launceston, a small town in northern Tasmania surrounded by lush green mountains, boasts stunning natural beauty. / At the appropriate time, we will transfer you to your accommodation.
In the evening, dinner will be served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Launceston / or similar level accommodation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Travel to St. Helens (13 km, approximately 1 hour), one of the famous resort towns in northern Tasmania. It is also famous for its annual fishing competitions. Visit the Bay of Fire, named by Captain Tobias in 1773 when he saw the Aboriginal people lighting bonfires on the beach. This beach is famous for its white sand, clear blue water, and brown granite rocks, which are formed by lichen growth.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Stop to take photos at the Legerwood Carved Memorial Tree (106 km, approximately 2 hours) in the small community of Legerwood. The various wooden sculptures were created as a memorial to soldiers who died in World War I. Continue to Launceston. Launceston, a small town in northern Tasmania surrounded by lush green mountains, boasts stunning natural beauty. / At the appropriate time, we will transfer you to your accommodation.
In the evening, dinner will be served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Launceston / or similar level accommodation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Travel to Cradle Mountain National Park. Admire the beauty of the towering Cradle Mountain peak while walking along the boardwalks that wind along the pristine waters of this snow-covered lake. You will experience Dove Lake, surrounded by several short hiking trails and nature trails that lead to various viewpoints. Try hiking up to the shoreline of Dove Lake and enjoy spectacular panoramic views. Most of the walking paths around the lake are boardwalks, and you can walk in any direction you like. Then, visit the old boathouse on the northwest shore. Built in 1940, outside the King Billy Pines, this uninhabited boathouse is a popular spot for photographers. Stop to take pictures of the isolated boathouse with Cradle Mountain and the surrounding forest as a backdrop. The walking trail around Lake Dove is 5.7 kilometers long one way and takes approximately 2 hours to walk.
Lunch will be served at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, we will travel to Sheffield (63 km, approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes), a small city in northern Tasmania known as the Town of Murals. You will enjoy the meticulously created paintings on the walls and buildings throughout the city, and listen to historical stories told through the art as you stroll through the open-air art galleries. At the appropriate time, we will travel to Davenport Ferry Terminal to check in for the ferry to Geelong (Melbourne). Overnight stay on the ferry: Seaview cabin.
Dinner will be served at the restaurant on board the Spirit of Tasmania ferry.
Overnight stay on the ferry: Spirit of Tasmania

06.00 a.m. Ferry docks at Geelong Port.
Morning: Breakfast at the restaurant.
At the appropriate time, depart for Melbourne. Explore Melbourne, a city that blends old and new, a captivating blend of charm and history. Situated on the banks of the Yarra River, it boasts riverside parks and architecture from the mid-18th-century Gold Rush era mixed with modern skyscrapers, creating a unique cityscape. The river in the heart of the city is a major attraction. Pass by the Parliament House. Visit Fitzroy Gardens, a large park filled with diverse flowers, and Captain Cook's Cottage. Explore the cottage, the residence of the important English explorer who discovered Australia and the South Pole. This cottage was moved to celebrate Melbourne's 100th anniversary. Afterwards, you will have free time to shop at David Jones and Myer department stores in the Swanston Street and Elizabeth Street areas, which are full of diverse fashion clothing stores for men and women, or shop for local products in Chinatown. Alternatively, you can choose to buy many branded goods in the city center, which has old buildings from the 19th century with a Chinese and Asian atmosphere.
Lunch will be served at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Take photos at St. Patrick's Cathedral, a Gothic-style Roman Catholic church built in 1858. It has a beautiful spire over 105 meters high. Pope John Paul II also visited this church in 1986. Then, travel to the Queen Victoria Market, a city market covering over 17 acres, which is considered the largest market in the Southern Hemisphere. The market is clearly divided into zones, including a market with a variety of seasonal fruits, both local and imported. The market offers fresh meat and fish almost daily from vendors. There are also bakeries, local product shops, and souvenir shops, allowing you to browse and shop at your leisure.
In the evening, dinner will be served at a restaurant.
After dinner, transfer to Melbourne Airport.
11:30 p.m. Depart for Bangkok on Thai Airways flight TG 462.