Vibe Hotel Sydney Darling Harbour

Vibe Hotel Darling Harbour is conveniently located on Sussex Street at the upper end of Chinatown, close to one of Sydney's top entertainment precincts. The hotel is just a few minutes' stroll from Sydney's premier attractions, including Pitt Street Mall, Sydney Tower, the International Convention Centre (ICC) and Capitol Theatre. Iconic Circular Quay and historic precinct The Rocks are both just 10 minutes away via light rail. With Town Hall station just 5 minutes' walk from the hotel's front door, the whole of Sydney is yours to explore. The 145 rooms at feature New York-inspired design, including curved rainfall showers, embedded window day lounges and retro bathroom fixtures.

Celebrity Edge

Celebrity Edge launched the acclaimed Edge class of ship. This is a ship that wows at every turn from the infinite balcony staterooms with large marble bathrooms to the ultra-cool Eden chill out lounge accessed through a dark grotto of golden trees, to the futuristic rooftop terrace. Celebrity seems to have replaced the conventional with amazing taking you into the future of cruising. There are 12 dining options on board, a gallery or relaxing poolside cabanas, an asymmetrical pool area and the Magic Carpet moving entertainment space up and down the outside edge of the ship. Seeing is believing and these Edge class ships are worthy of the prices they rightly command- not just as a cruise experience but an ultra-modern holiday experience.

The resort deck pool area features an outward facing asymmetrical terraced pool deck space that make ocean views and landscapes the focal point while lounging poolside. Take a dip in the75 foot lap pool or relax in one of the spectacular martini glass shaped hot tubs perched elegantly on a slender stem.

Enjoy an uninterrupted day of relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertainment, facilities and dining oprions on board.

Dusky Sound, Doubtful Sound & Milford Sound

One of the highlights on a cruise to New Zealand are the sparkling Fiords and dramatic beauty of the Fiordland National Park. Made up of 14 fiords, including Dusky Sound, Doubtful Sound and Milford Sound, this UNESCO World Heritage site provides some of the most spectacular scenic cruising in the world, where ancient rainforests cling impossibly to the mountains and waterfalls tumble hundreds of meters into massive fiords.

Dunedin

Nestled in tree-clad hills on the South East coast of the South Island, Dunedin is New Zealand's largest city by area and arguably the most spectacular in terms of contrasting landscapes. Known as the "Edinburgh of New Zealand" Dunedin is a Kiwi city where Scottish heritage can be found everywhere, you'll find the statue of Robert Burns in the Octagon as well as New Zealand's only scotch distillery and kilt shop. The city boasts a wealth of distinguished architecture, including Dunedin train station with its elaborate Victorian facade, extravagant tile floors and etched glass work.

Christchurch (Lyttleton)

Christchurch, New Zealand's vibrant South Island hub, blends English heritage with modern innovation and natural beauty. Known as the “Garden City”, it features the stunning Christchurch Botanic Gardens, expansive Hagley Park, and the tranquil Avon River, where punting offers one of the city's signature experiences. Visitors can explore world‑class attractions such as the Christchurch Gondola, offering panoramic views of the Southern Alps and coastline, or the renowned TranzAlpine Train, one of the world's most scenic rail journeys. The city's resilient spirit shines through its creative arts scene, from colourful street murals to innovative architecture shaped by its post‑earthquake redevelopment. With a mix of culture, nature and adventure, Christchurch offers a dynamic gateway to the South Island and an essential stop for travellers seeking authentic New Zealand experiences. If your visiting from a cruise - the ships usually call at Lyttleton 7.5 miles away.

Enjoy an uninterrupted day of relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertainment, facilities and dining oprions on board.

Tauranga

Located in the Bay of Plenty, Tauranga is a bustling port and a favourite spot for deep sea fishers. The port is located short a distance from Mount Maunganui, one of New Zealand's most popular beach resorts, and has a reputation as surfing mecca. A stroll along the strand waterfront area is well worth doing, where you'll find a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants.

Auckland

Built on a narrow strip of land between two island-studded harbours; Auckland is renowned for its beauty and, where ever you are in the city, you're never far from the water. From wild West Coast surf beaches to the tranquil Hauraki Gulf, the sea and all its attractions are why Auckland is known as the City of Sails. It's also New Zealand's largest city, with everything from top-end designer stores to open air street markets and diverse cafes, restaurants and nightlife. Favourite downtown spots include Wynyard Quarter, the Viaduct Harbour and the Britomart precinct.

Bay of Islands

The Bay of Islands is steeped in history and is home to some of the world's most stunning beaches. Relax and enjoy endless stretches of white sandy beaches and take a dip in the crystal clear waters, or take part in one of the many adventure sports that the area is known for, such as jet skiing, kayaking or even a hot air balloon ride.

Enjoy an uninterrupted day of relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertainment, facilities and dining oprions on board.

Australia Discovery: East Coast to the Top End & the West - 15 Day Package 14nts

Experience the very best of Australia on this 15 day journey showcasing the country’s iconic cities, breathtaking natural landscapes, and rich Indigenous heritage. Begin in Sydney, discovering its world-famous harbour on a panoramic city tour with a lunch cruise, followed by an in-depth guided visit to the Sydney Opera House and a full-day adventure to the Blue Mountains, complete with Scenic World passes for stunning views.

Continue north to tropical Cairns, the gateway to two World Heritage wonders. Explore the ancient Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation, then venture out to the Outer Great Barrier Reef on Reef Magic’s comfortable platform for an unforgettable day above and below the water.

Fly onward to Darwin to experience the Top End’s unique blend of culture and wilderness. Enjoy a half-day city highlights tour, a magical sunset dinner cruise, and a full-day exploration of Kakadu National Park, including the iconic Yellow Water Billabong cruise teeming with wildlife.

Conclude your journey in Western Australia with time in Perth and Fremantle, taking in their coastal charm on a half-day highlights tour. Finish with a memorable day at Rottnest Island on an adventure tour with lunch—complete with pristine beaches, scenic viewpoints, and encounters with the island’s famous quokkas.

Sydney

Famous for its beautiful harbour and stunning beaches, Sydney is a must on any visit to Australia. With so much to see and do in this amazing city, its well worth planning ahead to make the most of your time here, especially if you're only in town for a few days. Perhaps begin by exploring the harbour, with its famous landmarks and take a ferry ride across the harbour to Manly, where you'll experience fantastic views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House along the way. Any visit to Sydney wouldn't be complete without a visit to its iconic beaches and a great way to see these is by taking the Bondi to Bronte walk, a short spectacular coastal trail along epic sandstone cliffs.

Crystalbrook Flynn

Flynn isn't just a new hotel in Cairns: It's a destination. It's about living it up, drinking it all in, and unwinding with some much-needed meditation. Most of all, it is a place that will draw out your inner wild child and allow you to live life the way you want to. So, welcome to a new hotel experience unlike anything else. Wine and dine at Cairns' most dynamic bars and restaurants, plunge into the shimmering pool or spend the day taking advantage of the touch-controlled blackout blinds in our rooms and suites. Whatever you decide, there's no wrong way to enjoy a stay with Flynn.

Cairns

Although quite well known - Cairns is in the remote far north of the Queensland coast. The town is a low-rise sprawling area with wonderful beaches and a tropical climate. It is considered the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef- so take this chance for a once-in-a-lifetime swim, snorkel or even scuba dive in the aquarium of Australia's East Coast. Perhaps visit Daintree National Park with its gorges, beaches and mountainous rainforest. Or head to Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park to learn about the indigenous Aboriginal people. Cruise ships call in a Yorkeys Knob - the cruise port for Cairns.

Hilton Darwin

Credit Card payments relating to Australian hotels incur a merchant service fee of 1. 5% in addition to the total amount payable. Enjoy the excellent location of the Hilton Darwin hotel, just a few minutes' walk from downtown in the centre of vibrant Darwin, and steps from fantastic shopping, dining and entertainment. Host a meeting or event in style at this modern Darwin hotel. The Grand Ballroom is perfect for unforgettable weddings and large conferences and our range of meeting spaces are suitable for all types of events - from training seminars to important board meetings. The professional staff will be delighted to help plan the details, working alongside you to create the perfect event. It's easy to stay connected during your stay with the 24-hour Business Centre. Take some time out for relaxation and swim a few lengths of the sparkling outdoor pool, sip a drink on the terrace or re-energise with a workout in the Fitness Centre. Mitchell's Grill offers an extensive breakfast buffet - popular with guests and locals alike for the make-your-own juice bar and eggs cooked-to-order. Visit for dinner to try some true Australian specialties like kangaroo fillet, barramundi or a succulent steak. After a busy day exploring Darwin, refresh with a cool drink in the stylish Mitchell's Bar. Retire to a spacious guest room, equipped with amenities for both work and relaxation. Upgrade to an Executive Room and take advantage of a range of special privileges including exclusive Executive Lounge access.

Darwin

Darwin is the capital of Australia's Northern Territory and a former frontier outpost. It's also a gateway to massive Kakadu National Park. Its popular waterfront area has several beaches and green areas like Bicentennial Park.

Hilton Darwin

Credit Card payments relating to Australian hotels incur a merchant service fee of 1. 5% in addition to the total amount payable. Enjoy the excellent location of the Hilton Darwin hotel, just a few minutes' walk from downtown in the centre of vibrant Darwin, and steps from fantastic shopping, dining and entertainment. Host a meeting or event in style at this modern Darwin hotel. The Grand Ballroom is perfect for unforgettable weddings and large conferences and our range of meeting spaces are suitable for all types of events - from training seminars to important board meetings. The professional staff will be delighted to help plan the details, working alongside you to create the perfect event. It's easy to stay connected during your stay with the 24-hour Business Centre. Take some time out for relaxation and swim a few lengths of the sparkling outdoor pool, sip a drink on the terrace or re-energise with a workout in the Fitness Centre. Mitchell's Grill offers an extensive breakfast buffet - popular with guests and locals alike for the make-your-own juice bar and eggs cooked-to-order. Visit for dinner to try some true Australian specialties like kangaroo fillet, barramundi or a succulent steak. After a busy day exploring Darwin, refresh with a cool drink in the stylish Mitchell's Bar. Retire to a spacious guest room, equipped with amenities for both work and relaxation. Upgrade to an Executive Room and take advantage of a range of special privileges including exclusive Executive Lounge access.

Perth

Apart from being the capital city of Western Australia, Perth is famous for being the most isolated city in the world - completely surrounded by Australian nature with the Indian Ocean on one side and the Australian outback on the other. This west facing coastal city boasts fabulous family-friendly beaches, great surfing and magnificent sunsets over the ocean. Visit the Scitech science centre, the Perth Mint and enjoy great views across the city from the viewing platform Barrack's Square glass bell tower. The Margaret River is a major attraction here as a top-quality wine producing region – accounting for more than a fifth of Australian premium wines. Close by is 19th-century Fremantle Port featuring craft markets, an 1850s prison and seafood restaurants in the Fishing Boat Harbour.