Welcome to Adelaide, the 'City of Churches'. This four day package offers you 3 nights accommodation at your choice of either a deluxe hotel, first class hotel or tourist class hotel. Receive roundtrip private car transfers to and from Adelaide Airport and a day tour to the Barossa Valley, one of Australia's premier wine regions. Taste some of Australia's finest wines and learn of the region's rich European culture, showcased by German and English-style villages, churches and chateaux.There is also the choice of two day trips to Kangaroo Island. With its abundance of wildlife, natural environment, pure air and clean water, Kangaroo Island is one of the last unspoiled wonders of the world.

Tour the highlights of Adelaide, then travel through the Adelaide Hills dotted with unique and historic villages. Visit Hahndorf, rich in German heritage and a delight to walk and browse along the main street.Highlights Include:ChinatownCentral MarketVictoria Square - heart of the citySt Francis Xavier CathedralNorth and East TerracesTrendy Hutt StreetLeafy Eastern SuburbsClimb Mt Lofty Ranges for spectacular views over Adelaide from Glenelg to the Gulf St VincentTravel through the rolling hills, market gardens and vines of Piccadilly ValleyVillages of Crafers, Stirling and Aldgate set amongst the lush greenness of the Adelaide HillsDelightful village of Bridgewater with the Bridgewater Mill and WaterwheelVisit Australia's oldest German settlement - HahndorfStroll under the Elm trees along Hahndorf's main streetEnjoy a delicious afternoon tea with tea or coffee - old fashioned hospitality in delightful surrounds ...what a treat!See quaint cottages, craft shops and tea rooms.

Get out of the city and into the country, Wairarapa, heartland New Zealand. Your day starts with a drive over the historic Rimutaka Ranges, one of New Zealand's wildest hill roads, and into the Wairarapa countryside. First stop is Patuna Farm Adventures where you choose a morning activity: Horse Trekking, High Ropes, or a guided walk through the Patuna Chasm.The Horse Trekkers explore different areas of this high country farm on horses to suit your skill level. The High Ropes include the big swing, trapeze and the beam and is a real challenge. The Patuna Chasm is a spectacular limestone wonderland. You can experience the wonder of its fossils, ferns, stalactites, waterfalls, eels, wildlife, wild pigeons and native birds. After your morning activity you will return to the family house for a relaxing homestead lunch.After lunch we head down the road to the Ruakokoputuna Glow-worm caves (gumboots and torch supplied). A short walk up the creek bed and into the caves has us discovering the worlds only true glow-worms. Then it's time to relax as we follow one of Wairarapa's most beautiful river valleys to Martinborough, where we visit a local vineyard before stopping in at the Martinborough Wine Centre for a tasting or afternoon tea.

Explore the hanging gardens of the rainforest. It is located next to the Braulio Carrillo National Park in a private reserve of virgin forest, approximately 1 hour 45 minutes from San Jose. You will take a walk through the trails of the forest and explore in this gondola system a 90 minute trip on the tram. A bilingual tour guide will always be with you to explain the wonders of nature.

This tour takes you past some of Brisbane's historic buildings including the oldest "the Mill or Observatory." Get a feel for Brisbane's convict past before travelling through the leafy sub tropical suburbs. Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary where you will have the opportunity to "Cuddle a Koala".Finish the afternoon with "top of the world" views of the city, bay and islands from Mt Coot-tha.See koalas, kangaroos and other wildlife.See the classic architecture of Brisbane homes, the traditional "tin and timber" homes on stilts are now much sought after.Travel through trendy Paddington and past famous Lang Park Stadium, home of many sporting battles.Look down on the city from Mt Coot-tha.

Spend an afternoon on a panoramic tour of Killarney, introducing you to the town's highlights. The points of interest visited include the ruins of Aghadoe, Gap of Dunloe, Ross Castle, Muckross House and Gardens, Torc Waterfall and spectacular views of the famed lakes of Killarney. If this is your first time in Killarney, you are short of time, or just want to take the hassle out of seeing the major sights, then this is an ideal tour for you. Advanced booking is highly recommended during the summer months (June - August).

This island of peace and tranquility is just minutes away by a scenic cable car ride from Mount Faber. On the island, visit Dolphin Lagoon, where you can watch adorable pink dolphins perform their natural antics such as spy-hop, tail-flapping and vocalisations.At Underwater World, you will be taken on a "voyage to the bottom of the sea". It's 80-metre transparent acrylic tunnel allows you to view over 2,500 sea creatures in close proximity. At Images of Singapore, you'll embark on a journey to experience the colourful culture and vibrant heritage of Singapore, re-told through life-size figures, animatronics and special effects. After dinner, head for "Songs of the Sea", Singapore's multi-sensory extravaganza, to watch a world-class water show comprising dramatic effects, water jets, lasers, burst of fire and foot-tapping music set in the sea. Be transported into the enchanted world where mystical sea creatures, a dashing young hero, beautiful princess and all things magical come to life before your very eyes. Private chartered transportation between attractions will make your visit more comfortable.Please note: Attraction are subject to closure without prior notice. In this event an alternative will be offered.

Your tour begins at the Mercat Cross which marks the historic heart of Edinburgh. Here merchants gathered to trade: 'Mercat' is simply the Scots word for market. The townspeople met to exchange news and gossip and listen to public pronouncements, and visitors to the city came here to find a guide who was both city grapevine and taxi driver! Pick up your guide at the Mercat Cross and let him entertain you with stories from Edinburgh's past. Since the earliest times, Edinburgh has been at the forefront of religious and legal matters in Scotland. St Giles Cathedral was founded in 854 AD and has been site of some of the most dramatic events in the nation's history. The Protestant Reformers, the brave Covenanters and the fiery Jenny Geddes who threw her chair at the Bishop - hear about them all. Home to the earliest skyscrapers in Europe, some famous Edinburgh tenements were 14 stories high. After defeat by the English in 1513 the city fathers build the Floddeen Wall around Edinburgh to protect against invasion. As the population grew, the city could not expand outwards, so it grew upwards. It is said that people, ten stories up, could reach out and shake hands with their neighbors in the opposite building! Your tour ventures down the narrow passageways into courtyards where you learn of tragedy and triumph, marvel at the stunning architecture - and recoil at the cry "gardyloo". The Royal Mile was home to the great, the good - and the not so good - of Edinburgh. Deacon Brodie, locksmith by day and thief by night, inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's famous novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Deacon Brodie and many others populate this enthralling and fascinating tour of the Old Town of Edinburgh.

Enjoy this half day excursion to Ahu Akivi, the archaeological center of the Roihi sector on Easter Island. This was the first area to be restored in the 1960s. It is a ceremonial area, particularly of interest not only for its location, at the center of the island but also for the legends which surround the 7 Moais or statues to be found there.Then visit Puna Pau, a site to the east of the town of Hanga Roa in a small crater. This is where the 'pukao' or hats which crowned the Moais were carved. On the journey it is possible to see the path where they were transported including some of the hats which were left on the wayside.

For total flexibility, the Alamo Hop On Hop Off Trolley is the way to go! Discover the best of San Antonio at your own pace. The trolley stops at all of the best places to see and you are free to stop and browse at your leisure. When you're done, simply board the next trolley that comes along!The Alamo- Founded in 1718, where 189 Texians and Tejanos fought against Santa Anna's army in the battle that inspired the cry "Remember the Alamo."Imax Theater, Rivercenter Mall, Riverboat Rides- Relive the Battle of the Alamo on the IMAX Theater's six-story screen in "Alamo...the Price of Freedom." Shop in Rivercenter Mall's 130 stores and restaurants then catch a Riverboat ride in the lagoon.Institute of Texan Cultures- Where you will find interactive displays of 27 ethnic and cultural groups that settled the state and a multimedia presentation in the Dome Theater. Hemishair Park- Site of the 1968 world's fair.Mission San Jose- At the Visitor Center see how the missions formed the foundation of the city and learn about South Texas' unique history and colorful culture.Mission Concepcion- Original frescos are still visible within the rooms of the mission. This is the oldest unrestored stone church in the nation today.Market Square- A taste of old Mexico! Arts, crafts and food in a unique market setting with over 50 specialty shops.San Fernando Cathedral- Founded in 1738, this is among the oldest Catholic parish churches in the southwest. Main Plaza - the heart of San Antonio dating from 1772. Plaza De Armas - the original site of the Spanish Presidio and home of the Spanish Governor when Texas was under Spanish rule.La Villita- San Antonio's oldest surviving neighborhood dating from the 1750's is now alive with artists and craftsmen, shops and restaurants.