Aussie Rail Adventure
Your host: Sarah Selkirk
You Travel, 68 Cameron Street, Whangarei
Ph: 09 438 4939
Email: sarahs@youwhangarei.co.nz
Gulf Savannah Rail Adventure with Cape York extension
9 night tour from $4500 pp share twin, optional Cape York 7 night extension $4475 pp share twin.
Hosted subject to a minimum of 12 passengers
Sunday 14th July – Auckland to Cairns – direct flight with Air NZ - Overnight Cairns
Fly from Cairns on Monday and arrive in Normanton in the afternoon.
Spend two nights in Normanton and catch Wednesday’s Gulflander to Croydon, transfer by bus to Forsayth and stay for two nights at the Forsayth Tourist Park.
A tour of Cobbold Gorge is included during your lay over on Thursday.
Friday morning join the Savannahlander for the trip back to Cairns staying overnight in Mt Surprise where there is an afternoon Lava Tube tour and Cattle station visit included.
Your Gulf Savannah Rail Adventure includes:
Flight from Cairns to Normanton.
Travel on the Gulflander from Normanton to Croydon.
Morning tea at Blackbull during the Gulflander trip
Travel on the Savannahlander from Forsayth to Cairns.
En-suite accommodation in Normanton, Forsayth and Mt Surprise.
Transfers from Croydon to Forsayth.
Tours of Cobbold Gorge and Undara National Park.
Visit Whitewater Cattle Station and stop for morning break
Dinner and breakfast for your entire tour. (ie. starting with dinner on the Monday through to breakfast on the Saturday)
3 nights Cairns Stopover with sightseeing – breakfasts included in Cairns
Cape York extension highlights and inclusions
Cape Tribulation
World Heritage Daintree National Park
Bloomfield Track
Cooktown
Lakefield National Park
Split Rock, Aboriginal Rock Art
Musgrave Telegraph Station
Weipa
Bramwell Station
Fruit Bat Falls
Thursday Island
Cape York – Most Northern Tip of Australia
All restaurant breakfasts and dinners
Air-Conditioned 4WD vehicle
All tours as per itinerary
Flight Cairns to Horn Island
6 nights accommodation - ensuite facilities
1 night Cairns – farewell dinner
Tuesday 30th July – Cairns to Auckland with Air New Zealand
Australian Outback Rail Experience with Cape York option
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