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Customized Travel
At United
Vacations, we recognize that today's travelers call for a more
flexible vacation experience. From the restrains of budget and time
and taking into account the specific interests of our customers, we
are able to customize a holiday specifically for you. Our travel
specialists have visited the region in-depth, and in fact many are
from different cities in Australia and New Zealand.
Australia
In Australia, a
vast continent of stunning natural beauty, visitors always receive a
warm welcome from the locals. Travel Australia and discover a unique
combination of tradition and modernism, where remote beaches frame
prehistoric rainforests, inviting daydreams and adventure.
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New South Wales |
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Australia’s most
visited state; New South Wales partly owes its popularity with
tourists to the glamorous city of Sydney. With its harbor beaches
and intoxicating blend of bushland and bustling city, Sydney is a
perfect snapshot of Australia. Beyond the glow of Sydney, New South
Wales becomes a sweeping landscape of quaint, beachside hamlets,
inland opal-mining towns, and alpine hideaways.
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Victoria |
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Melbourne, Australia’s second-largest city is the capital of
Australia’s “Garden State.” Equally as cosmopolitan as its northern
neighbor Sydney, Melbourne is a surprising blend of European
elegance and new-world style. The state’s comprehensive road
network makes seeing Victoria’s diverse sights a breeze. Recently
voted one of the world’s most beautiful drives, a favorite stretch
of blacktop is the famed Great Ocean Road, which winds its way for
106km, hugging Victoria’s dramatic coastline.
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Queensland |
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When thinking of
Australia, most people picture lazy days on white sand beaches.
Nowhere is this image of Australia more of a reality than in
Queensland. Justifiably known as the “sunshine state,”
Queenslanders enjoy a lifestyle that makes other Australians green
with envy. Along with its perfect climate and sleepy seaside towns,
Queensland is also home to a 110-million-year-old rainforest, and
one of the natural wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef.
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Great Barrier Reef
Islands |
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The islands of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef region
of Tropical North Queensland in particular, are Australia's crown
jewels, with a choice of accommodation and activities for all
budgets ranging from remote and secluded luxury lodges and elegantly
sophisticated resorts, through to family oriented island getaways.
Queensland's Great Barrier Reef islands are ideally suited for
honeymooners, families, divers, and beachcombers – in fact anyone
looking for an idyllic, exotic, sun kissed and pristine vacation
destination that is a rare escape from a stressful world.
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Northern Territory |
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Australia’s red center, the Northern Territory, is the spiritual
heart of the nation. Most famous for the ancient monolith Uluru,
formerly known as Ayers Rock, the Northern Territory is rich with
heritage and wildlife. Awaken your senses with an ever changing
landscape ranging from the red plains of Alice Springs to the
outback rainforests of Kakadu.
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South Australia |
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A wine
connoisseur’s delight, the fertile lands of South Australia have
produced some of the world’s finest blends. When you have drunk
your fill of the bountiful Barossa Valley, spend some time in
charming Adelaide and see why it is known as the “City of
Churches.” If you prefer koalas to grapes, travel to Kangaroo
Island and meet Australia’s cutest residents. With its flourishing
farmlands and exotic desert plains, nature has been kind to South
Australia and South Australia will in turn be kind to you.
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Tasmania |
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Roughly the size of
West Virginia, Tasmania is a perfect example of good things coming
in small packages. Known as the “Apple Isle,” Tasmania is small
enough to traverse in a few days, but to truly appreciate the
island’s abundant natural beauty it is best to do as the locals do
and go at a relaxed pace. Replete with gorgeous coastline, pristine
alpine wilderness, and quaint historic villages, it is no wonder why
Charles Darwin observed “If I was obliged to emigrate, I certainly
should prefer this place.”
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New Zealand |
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New Zealand |
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Because of its
compact size, visitors to New Zealand are able to enjoy the
abundance of outdoor activities without having to spend a lot of
time or money getting there. Hike through the magical wilderness of
‘Lord of the Rings’ country, or test your wits by rafting down
fast-flowing rivers - the choice is endless. For those who prefer
smooth reds to white knuckles, savor a glass of New Zealand’s
award-winning wine, or enjoy a picnic on a deserted beach.
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