AAT Kings’ 12-day Tasmanian Spectacular highlights the best of Tasmania’s many attractions and for a short time, includes two free nights in Launceston, making it a full fortnight of Tassie fun.
The holiday visits Freycinet National Park, Port Arthur, Hobart, Russell Falls, Gordon River and Cradle Mountain.
Highlights include: exploring convict ruins at Port Arthur Historic Site; a cruise on the reflective waters of the Gordon River; a guided tour of the Cadbury Chocolate Factory or Sorrell Fruit Farm; seeing unique native wildlife such as Tasmanian Devils; walking among the treetops on the Tahune Forest AirWalk; tasting local cheeses at the Ashgrove Farm Cheese Factory; strolling through the enchanting Allendale Gardens; exploring spectacular Cradle Mountain National Park and learning about local Aboriginal culture on the Jahadi Aboriginal Experience.
The holiday is priced from $3265 per person, twin share (land only) and includes quality accommodation, touring by luxury air-conditioned coach, the services of a professional tour director and driver, many meals, sightseeing and airport transfers. Plus, book before 31January, 2007 and receive two free nights accommodation at the hotel Grand Chancellor before or after your tour.
If a shorter break is more your style, AAT Kings is also offering one bonus night of accommodation before or after your holiday on the five-day West Coast Wilderness and six-day East Coast Escape. See your travel agent for details.
AAT Kings’ tour prices include quality accommodation; airport transfers, touring by luxury air-conditioned coach with restroom and reclining seats, many meals including breakfast daily and the services of a professional tour director and tour driver.
AAT Kings is Australia and New Zealand’s premier holiday operator. AAT Kings’ product range offers travellers freedom and flexibility with a wide range of escorted tours, short breaks, 4WD adventures, camping adventures and day tour programs.
For more information visit the website at www.aatkings.com or call 1300 556 100.
Report by the Mole
