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Coach Tours of Fiji ‘The Great Outdoors’ special
Wednesday, 06 Mar, 2006
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Mature travel specialist Coach Tours of Fiji has marked its appearance on Channel 7’s ‘The Great Outdoors’ on Monday 13 March with a $200 per person land content discount on all 2006 departures of its all-inclusive ‘Fiji Value’ package.
This means pricing for the seven-day/six-night package, inclusive of the $200 per person discount, now starts from $1130* per person twin share ex-Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The Coach Tours of Fiji programs offer huge appeal to active seniors in search of an in-depth travel experience and the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in Fiji’s people, the local culture and history.
The ‘Fiji Value’ package includes all meals, five days of sightseeing including all coach transport and entry fees and all accommodation for the duration of the six-night program based at the 3.5 star Fiji Mocambo Hotel in Nadi.
For more information or to make a booking please call 1800 552 714.
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