12N/13D Australia Package – Standard
- 13 Days
- 12 Nights
3N Melbourne + 3N Cairns + 3NGold Coast + 3N Sydney
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12N/13D Australia Package – Fully Loaded
- 13 Days
- 12 Nights
3N Melbourne + 3N Cairns + 3NGold Coast + 3N Sydney
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11N/12D Australia Package
- 12 Days
- 11 Nights
3N Melbourne + 2N Cairns + 3NGold Coast + 3N Sydney
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10N/11D Australia Package
- 11 Days
- 10 Nights
2N Melbourne+ 2N Cairns +3NGold Coast +3N Sydney
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3 Night / 4 Days Perth
- 4 Days
- 3 Nights
CBD Hotel + Fremantle City Explorer+ Rottnest Ferry
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3 Night / 4 Days Adelaide
- 4 Days
- 3 Nights
Perth CBD + Adelaide City + Kangaroo Island Experience
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3 Night / 4 Days Hamilton Island
- 4 Days
- 3 Nights
Hamilton Island Airport + Hamilton Island
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2 Night / 3 Days Canberra
- 3 Days
- 2 Nights
Canberra Airport + Mount Ainslie + Highlights of Canberra
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2 Night / 3 Days Tangalooma
- 3 Days
- 2 Nights
Tangalooma Island + Dessert Safari + Marine Discovery Cruise
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2 Night / 3 Days Ayers Rock
- 3 Days
- 2 Nights
Ayers Rock Resort + Uluru Highlights +Light Uluru Dinner
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3 Night / 4 Days Darwin
- 4 Days
- 3 Nights
Charles Darwin + Litchfield National Park + Croc Explorer
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TARIFF RATES INCLUDE
Rates for Australian product include 10% GST (Goods and Services Tax) and are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD). Rates may increase without notice due to changes in, or imposition of government charges, taxes or levies.
CHILD POLICY
Child rates apply to children aged 2-11 years. Infants are free of charge.
DEPOSIT
If a supplier requires a deposit, this will be advised upon confirmation of booking.
PAYMENT
Full payment strictly to be paid in advance unless prior arrangements have been made.
AMENDMENTS
Maximum of 2 amendments per booking permitted. Any amendment thereafter incurs a charge of A$20 per amendment
CANCELLATIONS
Unless otherwise stated, once booking is confirmed, an amount of A$50 per person will be charged for any cancellation. 50% of contract rate will be charged if tour cancelled less than 7 days prior to arrival. If less than 3 days or in the event of no show. Cancellations within 24 hours of arrival or no shows will incur a minimum 1-night cancellation fee. Some suppliers apply a specific cancellation policy; Details will be advised on the booking confirmation.
UNUSED SERVICES
No refund will be given for any unused services.
CHANGES IN PRICE AND ITINERARIES
Rates in the tariff are based on current prices at time of production. In this time of escalating prices and economic instability, it is impossible to foreshadow accurately fluctuations in exchange rates or increases to the cost elements of services provided.
TOURING – MINIMUM NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
Tour operators reserve the right to cancel tour departures which do not reach the minimum number required. When booking tours requiring a minimum number of passengers, the booking is not confirmed until this number is reached. We will advise you promptly
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
During office hours, the customer support telephones will be answered by a reservation’s agent for full assistance. Outside of office hours the customer needs to contact on the emergency number provided.
LIABILITY
Pacific Connect DMC Pty Ltd, is not itself a carrier or hotelier, nor do we own aircrafts, hotels or coaches. The flights, coach journeys, other travel and hotel accommodation comprised in our booking are provided by reputed suppliers. All bookings are subject to the terms and conditions and limitations of liability imposed by each Supplier.
OUR RESPONSIBILITY
The standards of accommodation and other services contained in this tariff are based on various factors, which are generally accepted as indicative of a certain class. We do not accept any liability of whatever nature for the acts, omissions or default.
Australia Travel Tips
What language spoken in Australia?
Australia’s official language is English.
What is the currency in Australia?
Australia’s national currency is Australian dollars (AUD), which comes in denominations of $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes. Coins come in 5, 10, 20 and 50 cent and one- and two-dollar denominations. Currently INR 65 = 1 AUD
What are Goods and Services Tax?
Australia has a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10 per cent. You may be able to claim a refund for the GST paid on goods if you have spent AUD$300 or more with a single business, no more than 60 days before departing Australia. Tourist Refund Scheme facilities are in the departure area of international terminals.
Is tipping customary in Australia?
Hotels and restaurants do not add service charges to your bill, and tipping is always your choice. In upmarket restaurants, it is common to tip waiters 10 per cent of the bill for good service.
What is the legal drinking age in Australia?
The legal drinking age in all states and territories of Australia is 18 years old. You will need to provide proof of age, either with a driver's licence or passport.
What kind of electrical plugs are used in Australia?
You may need an adapter to plug your appliances into the power sockets: the adapter required for Australia is Type 1 Australia plug. The plugs in Australia have two flat metal pins, forming an inverted ‘V’ shape, and occasionally a third pin in the centre. The electrical current in Australia is 220 – 240 volts, AC 50Hz.
What is the international dialling code for Australia?
The international dialling code for Australia is 61. Each region also has an area code, including Central East (New South Wales, Australia Capital Territory) with area code 02; South East (Victoria, Tasmania) with area code 03; Mobile telephones (Australia-wide) with area code 04; North East (Queensland) with area code 07; and Central and West (Western Australia, South Australia and
Northern Territory) with area code 08. When calling from outside Australia, leave out the leading ‘0’ from the area code or mobile phone number.
The outgoing IDD (international direct dialling) code from within Australia is 0011.
Mobile phone network coverage is available across Australia; however, coverage may be limited in some remote areas.
Internet access and free Wi-Fi are widely available at internet cafes, accommodation and libraries.
Can I use credit cards and traveller’s cheques in Australia?
Credit cards such as American Express, Bankcard, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa, UnionPay and JCB
are accepted in Australia. VISA or MasterCard can be used everywhere credit cards are accepted.
American Express and Diners Club are accepted at major supermarket and department store
chains and many tourist destinations.
A good tip is to carry multiple credit cards and a little cash. Merchants may impose credit card
surcharges in some places. All hotels will require credit card or debit card as security deposit.
Can I drive in Australia with Indian license?
In Australia, you can drive using a valid Indian license as it is right-handed driving, and driving here is also done on the left side of the road. If the licence is not in English, an International Drivers Licence is required. Please see Do I need an International Drivers Permit? below.
Can I rental a vehicle in Australia?
You must present a physical, valid credit or debit card as well as a current, full and valid driver’s licence, all in the drivers’ name. Any additional drivers must also be present at the time of rental and provide a current, full and valid driver’s licence. Driver Age should be 21 Years
Can I bargain or haggle prices in Australia?
It is not customary to bargain in Australia.
What is the emergency number in Australia?
The emergency number for police, ambulance and fire brigade is 000.
What not to bring in Australia
Meat, Egg, Fish, Seafood, Fruits, Vegetable, Diary, Seeds, Soil, Nuts, Wood, herbs, Drugs, medicines, firearms, limited Liquor, Limited cigarettes, for more details please visit https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/can-you-bring-it-in/overview
Australia Weather?
Australia's seasons are at opposite times to those in the northern hemisphere. December to February is summer; March to May is autumn; June to August is winter; and September to November is spring.