Dubai, Australia and New Zealand

Evening arrival from Warsaw to Dubai. Transfer by luxury car to The Palace Gold Town hotel, accommodation and rest.

Sightseeing in Dubai with a Polish-speaking guide. Lunch at Burj Al Arab, a famous skyscraper whose shape resembles a sail, then a helicopter flight and admiring the panorama of Dubai from the top of the tallest building in the world - Burj Khalifa. The next day you will be able to do some shopping, lunch and dinner at an exclusive restaurant near Jumeirah Beach, the most famous beach in Dubai. Lunch and dinner are payable on site.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport. Flight to Sydney. Accommodation at the Park Hyatt hotel. From the windows of this luxurious hotel you can see Sydney's greatest attractions, such as the Sydney Opera House and the Harbor Bridge, and its excellent location makes it an excellent base for exploring the city.

Morning flight to Townsville. Guests will then travel by helicopter to the private island of Orpheus on the Great Barrier Reef. Accommodation at the paradise Orpheus Island Resort for 4 nights in the all-inclusive option. Relaxation and the opportunity to take advantage of numerous attractions at the hotel.

Around 14.00:XNUMX p.m. helicopter flight to Townsville Airport, then flight to Sydney. Upon arrival at the luxurious Park Hyatt hotel, guests with a private guide will go on a walking tour of the city, during which they will see the Opera House, the Botanical Gardens, The Rocks (the oldest part of the city), Darling Harbor, the Queen Victoria Building, the cathedral and Hyde Park.

After breakfast, morning flight to Ayers Rock. Accommodation in the exclusive Longitude 131 hotel. It offers 15 luxurious tents, providing all the comforts of a five-star hotel. It is located in the town of Yulara near the unique rock formations in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Mount Uluru, also called Ayers Rock and The Rock, is one of the largest monoliths in the world and a symbol of the Australian continent.

Rest and enjoy the attractions offered by Longitude 131. The center of the Australian continent is one of the best places to observe the night sky. Guests have the opportunity to observe the stars with a local astronomer, and learn about the local structures and geological formations with the help of a local guide.

After breakfast, flight to Sydney. Accommodation at the Four Seasons hotel, one of the most luxurious in the city. From its windows you can admire the famous opera house and the Circular Quay port. The hotel is located in the lively Rocks area and is an ideal base from which to explore the city's main attractions. After checking in, free time to rest and then a short trip to Bondi Beach, the most famous beach in Sydney, and Watsons Bay.

After breakfast, transfer to the Blue Mountains for a full-day trip with a Polish-speaking guide. The Blue Mountains owe their name to the eucalyptus trees growing on their slopes. The escaping essential oils contained in the leaves of these trees make the mountains, viewed from a distance of several hundred meters, look as if they were covered with a light, bluish mist. On site, guests can enjoy a ride on the Scenic World railway, walks to viewpoints and a visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park, where you can have direct contact with koala bears, wombats and kangaroos. In the evening return to Sydney.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a flight to Auckland. Accommodation in the exclusive Sky Grand Hotel located in the Sky Tower skyscraper, whose silhouette has become a symbol of Auckland. Free time.

After breakfast, explore Auckland and enjoy its highlights, including a visit to the Auckland Museum and a Maori Performance dance show. If time allows, Luxury Travel recommends a walk to Britomart, Viaduct Harbor and Wynyard Quarter with the best restaurants in the city or to the High Street, where there are boutiques of world-class fashion designers.

After breakfast, cruise to Waiheke Island, the most famous island in the Hauraki Gulf. Waiheke, with beautiful beaches and unique nature, also offers attractions in the form of shops with wonderful crafts and local art. Thanks to the mild, almost Mediterranean climate, the wine industry thrives here. In the afternoon return to Auckland.

Transfer to the airport and flight to Napier, and after landing, transfer to Hawke's Bay. Accommodation at The Farm at Cape Kindappers, free time. Cape Kidnappers Farm is a boutique, five-star hotel perched on a slope overlooking the sapphire waters of the ocean.

A trip around the area, the opportunity to admire beautiful nature, including endemic kiwi birds in their natural habitat and large colonies of gannets. Hawke's Bay is also considered one of the richest agricultural areas in New Zealand. It is famous for growing vines and producing delicious wines.

The Farm at Cape Kidnappers offers a wide range of activities such as cycling, walking, fishing, quad biking and playing golf on one of the world's best golf courses. While visiting the farm, you can see shepherd dogs at work or sheep shearing, and nearby there is a huge colony of boobies.

Morning drive from Hawke's Bay to Taupo, a town located on the shores of the largest lake in New Zealand with an extraordinary view of a diverse volcanic landscape. Accommodation at the exclusive Huka Lodge hotel. Free time and the opportunity to use the attractions offered by the hotel.

After breakfast, drive to Rotorua. Along the way, guests will stop at Wai-O-Tapu, an active volcanic area with geysers, mineral terraces, craters and bubbling mud pools. Then a tour of Rotorua, including a visit to the local museum. Guests will then go on a helicopter safari to the active volcanic White Island, which periodically erupts, emitting steam and volcanic ash. In the evening, return to Taupo, free time

Free time and the opportunity to enjoy activities offered by Huka Lodge.

Transfer to Waitomo Glowworm Caves, where you can admire an underground labyrinth of limestone caves and grottos. Then drive to Auckland. Return flight to Warsaw.