The 1956 tour solely focuses on the uprising events and areas. Experience the build up, follow the marches, re-live the battles and remember the stories! You start your tour in our store with a short history overview of how, why and what exactly took place to make the Hungarians take up arms against Big Brother's pawns. After this you visit 7 main areas for the significance of their locations and meanings.Your fist two stops are the Liberty Square for Cardinal Mindszenty's part in the revolution and the U.S. Embassy before a short walk to the Imre Nagy memorial. Here is the remembrance of the man who defied the leaders in Moscow and paid dearly on the gallows two years later in total secrecy through a court and sentencing. Next stop is the Parliament area where the shots were fired, which began the revolt to take up arms. Also here you view the eternal flame for the 1956 revolution remembering all those who fought and lost their lives.Then you take a short walk to Olympic park for the bloody remembrance of the 1956 water polo game against the Russians. Here we will also view where some of the first marches started from Bem square. Afterwards, take a short ride on tram to the university and learn about their roles in the revolution. The sixth stop takes us to the Hungarian Radio where demonstrators marched to take over the building for Imre Nagy's famous speech calling to the West for support. Here you'll learn about the storming of the building. The final stop of the tour is Corvin lane to one of the major battle areas where boys and men fought alongside each other Soviet tanks with nothing more than Molotov cocktails and small fire arms. This stop will depict the location for its protective feature against the stronger Soviet army and how the Freedom Fighters were able to overcome almost the impossible and defeat some of the Red Army's soldiers and tanks bringing on full fledged fighting and destruction to the city.

Your 2 day combo package tour includes one day visiting Green Island, part of the Great Barrier Reef and the other day to Kuranda. Green Island - Great Barrier Reef A full day reef cruise departing Cairns at 9.00am allows 5 hours on Green Island and arrives back in Cairns at 5.00pm. "Big Cat" is a comfortable air-conditioned 35 metre catamaran with spacious interior cabins and a relaxed atmosphere. Travel time to Green Island is just over one hour from Cairns. Passengers can take part in the many activities available or simply relax on the beach. Our friendly crew will help you to organise your activities to make the most of your time on Green Island. Green Island is a beautiful coral cay on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Green Island is a Marine National Park with unique rainforests, surrounded by white sandy beaches and magnificent coral reefs and abundant marine life. Kuranda Day: Travel to Kuranda is aboard the famous Kuranda Scenic Railway. Enjoy free time to explore Kuranda's attractions and shops. Visit Rainforestation where you will experience an amphibious Army Duck tour of the rainforest, koala & wildlife park and the Pamagirri Aboriginal Dancers and Dreamtime Walk. Return to Cairns is on Skyrail where you will glide silently over the Rainforest canopy. Lunch is at your own expense on this day. (Order of Train & Skyrail may change) Highlights: Great Barrier Reef - Green Island Day Tour Kuranda Scenic Railway, Kuranda Village, Rainforestation Skyrail

Your journey across Cook Strait, which separates the North and South Islands of New Zealand, is one of the most beautiful crossings in the world. Sail on the Interislander ferry from the capital city, Wellington, in the North Island, across to Picton, which is nestled in the heart of the Marlborough Sounds in the South Island. Connect with the TranzCoastal train from to Kaikoura and overnight at the White Morph Motor Inn. The next day you will experience a whale watch boat tour, where you have the opportunity to see whales at close range and encounter a wide range of sea life. In addition you will see the worlds rarest dolphin, the tiny Hector Dolphin. After a morning on the water, continue to Christchurch by rail on the TranzCoastal train.

Two awesome days of discovering all of Moreton Islands, hidden wonders, beauty and activities. After arriving on the first morning on the island you drop your gear off at our bush safari camp. Your guide will take you touring the island in our 4WD, seeing both amazing forests and pristine beaches. Each itinerary is different depending on local conditions and tides. You will see, Cape Moreton Light House (a great spot for wildlife viewing), Blue Lagoon (fresh water lake infused with tea tree oils), 40km of uninterrupted surf beach, The Dessert and Big sand hills for sand tobogganing and great views, Five Hills Look out (panoramic views back to Australia and the Glass House Mountains.During these two days your guide will take you on short bush walks, explaining the island flora and fauna, you will also take a guided snorkel around fifteen amazing ship wrecks which are teeming with fish life, and of course, sand tobogganing and boarding, just like the ALPS, with board shorts and NO Ski Lift!

Depart Christchurch on the TranzAlpine train and travels across the Canterbury Plains, over the stunning Southern Alps and onto the West Coast. Enjoy a guided tour to the Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and blowholes. These amazing structures, resembling stacks of pancakes, consist of limestone eroded by the force of the surf over years. You can walk right up to the rocks and view the blowholes caused by pounding surf. Overnight in Greymouth and on your second day, discover the thrill of the goldrush at Shantytown. Return to Christchurch on the TranzAlpine train. In 2007, The TranzAlpine service will be interrupted for routine Otira Tunnel work. During the following dates the train will operate as normal between Christchurch and Arthur\'s Pass and return. However coaches will be used to transport those passengers wishing to travel onwards from Arthur\'s Pass to Greymouth and return. Coaches will depart as usual from the Greymouth Railway Station, at the scheduled train departure time and travel to Arthur\'s Pass, where they will meet the train and travel as normal to Christchurch. Dates for 2007. January 23 and 24 April 03 and 04 June 12 and 13 August 07 and 08 October 09 and 10 December 05 and 06

If you have more than one day to escape Sydney and are keen to explore and experience the picturesque Blue Mountains then this overnight tour to the Bluey's is for you! Discover the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains and quaint mountain townships, including Katoomba, with enough free time to enjoy some of the many beautiful bush walks in the area, or simply enjoy the magnificent canyon views. Refer to the itinerary for full trip details.

On day one, travel through the Sonoran Desert and the red rock country of Sedona on the way to Grand Canyon National Park. Spend the afternoon along the canyon rim before heading to historic Cameron Trading Post. This evening, hear about the arts and crafts of Arizona's Native Americans from a local craftsman. Overnight in Flagstaff. Day two, this morning meet your guide and travel to the shores of the mighty Colorado River where you'll board special rafts for a scenic float trip. Towering sandstone cliffs, ancient petroglyphs and a tasty lunch make this a fantastic day.

Spend the maximum time at the Grand Canyon on this two-day tour. You'll arrive at the Canyon before noon and have plenty of time to explore. Enjoy breathtaking overlooks along the rim before returning to your hotel for the evening. Tickets are also included for the Imax Theatre, conveniently located near the hotel. Overnight at Grand Hotel or Best Western, Grand Canyon. On your second day, enjoy the morning on your own, and then after lunch, your guide will meet you for a scenic tour along the East Rim Drive and the vast Navajo Indian Reservation. A stop is made at historic Cameron Trading Post for some shopping before your return to Flagstaff at around 5:30 - 6:00pm.

Explore the Grand Canyon on this overnight tour which includes Sedona, the Painted desert and a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping.Day One:This tour offers a perfect way for a visitor to spend extra time at the Grand Canyon. The overnight tour begins with a visit to the dramatic red rock country of Sedona where your guide will point out some of the scenic highlights and include a coffee stop and photos. Arrive at the Grand Canyon Village around lunchtime and the guide will assist with check-in at the Grand Canyon. You will have the afternoon and following morning free to explore on your own.Overnight: Grand Canyon - Grand Hotel or Best WesternDay Two:Your morning is free to take an optional helicopter tour or see the Imax Theatre presentation. Your guide will meet you at your hotel about 12:30pm where you will begin your journey along the East Rim to some spectacular viewpoints. On your return, a stop is made at the Painted Desert, and you will enjoy a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping. Return to Phoenix in the evening.

Your two day tour to the wine growing region of the Hunter Valley travels by luxury coach from Sydney. Visit several wineries in the area, whilst also having free time to try some of the many other activities available, such as hot air ballooning, cycling or horse riding. You will spend the night in the Hunter Valley before returning to Sydney. The Hunter Resort Country Estate, located in the heart of the Hunter Valley Wine Country, is nestled amongst its own vineyards and incorporates an exquisite Restaurant, Wine Tasting Cellars, excellent 4 and a half star accommodation and the Hunter's largest winery.