2010 AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS TOUR
*COST STARTING FROM - $ 3,144.00*
(Melbourne & the Australian Open only - January 14 - 23, 2010, $3,144.00 based on quad accommodations, $3,439.00 based on double/twin accommodations, LAX departure)
New Zealand Australia
Full Tour - January 2 to January 29, 2010
*This tour and its options can be joined as a group member or
can be taken as an independent itinerary. All options can be extended
or modified in Australia and New Zealand or travel to South Pacific
Islands of Tahiti, Fiji or Hawaii.*
Join AeroTravel International & Directors of Tennis &
Life Camps Barb Wilkinson and Tennis Pro Dr. Steve Wilkinson the
“winningest coach in the history of men’s collegiate
tennis” for the Australian Open 2010. Visit the beauty of
New Zealand where "Lord of the Rings" was filmed. Visit
Tropical Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef, Melbourne and Sydney.
Play tennis with the local Aussies and visit and also play tennis
at the Olympic Tennis Center, the site of the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
Aerotravel International is leading our 13th tour to the Australian
Open. The group includes tennis enthusiasts of all ages wanting
breathtaking scenery, unforgettable experiences, and Rod Laver
Arena front section stadium seats next to the players section
for five days during the first week at a Grand Slam event that
has become the #1 spectator event in Australia. This first week
allows you to view all your favorite players up close while they
are still in the tournament. This is the time to be at the Australian
Open, when all the festive activities are in full swing.
There is much more to this tour than tennis! Queenstown, New
Zealand is a winter and summer sporting center that looks like
Aspen, Colorado. The beautiful mountain scenery in this area has
been captured in the filming of Lord of the Rings. Nearby, Milford
Sound features towering waterfalls and impressive fiords reminiscent
of Norway.
Our first Australian city is tropical Cairns, gateway to the
Great Barrier Reef. Spend a day out on the Great Barrier Reef
onboard our private chartered dive ship. Enjoy a private lecture
designed at giving you a more in depth look at the indigenous
culture of Australia. Travel above the Rainforest canopy by Sky
Rail [world's longest gondola] to Kuranda Aboriginal Village.
Join the world famous Tjapukai Aborignal people as you travel
into the "Dreamtime", 40 thousand years of Aboriginal
history and culture. Also visit the Daintree Rainforest Habitat
Center, Port Douglas. Highlights include The Great Barrier Reef,
the world’s longest gondola ride over the canopy of the
rainforest, close up views of Australia’s unique wildlife
as you journey into the oldest rainforest in the world.
Our next Australian city is Melbourne. The tour includes outstanding
tennis in a beautiful setting with the world’s most hospitable
tennis fans. Tennis fans from all over the world, some dressed
in creative and outrageous costumes, enhance the festive environment.
The beautiful city of Melbourne surrounds the tennis stadium,
and the Yarra River runs in front, bordered by walking and bicycle
paths, and covered with crew boats and sea gulls. The half hour
walk or free Trams along the Yarra River from the Batman's Hill
On Collins Hotel to the stadium goes past modern hotels, open
air restaurants, the Victorian Arts Center, picturesque park areas,
and captivating botanical gardens with exotic flowers, plants,
and trees.
Our last Australian city on the tour is Sydney. Sydney's beautiful
harbor, attractive surfing beaches, and famous Sydney Opera House
are memorable at any time. However, Australia Day on January 26th
is the country’s largest cultural celebration. Fireworks
over the city, tall ships in the harbor, opera in the park, parades,
festival shows and free concerts all create a festive environment
that will not be forgotten.
Don't miss out on one of the most unique vacations offered.
Please read through the itinerary and tour inclusions, fill out
the tour registration form, and send your deposit in to guarantee
your spot on this tour
2010 "Australian Open Tennis Tour"
New Zealand & Australia
Itinerary
Home city to Queenstown, NZ
Saturday, Jan 2, to Monday, Jan 4
We cross the International Date Line and lose January 3rd. However,
on the way back we experience January 29th twice.
* FLIGHTS TO BE ASSIGNED
We arrive into Queenstown in the late morning taking a leisurely
day to explore this beautiful mountain town. This day helps with
jet lag so explore, dine out at one of the many restaurants and
go to bed early.
Queenstown (January 4 to 11) Stay seven nights
at the Novotel Queenstown Lakeside, Crn Earl
& Marine Pararade, Queenstown, South Island, NZ. Phone # is
011-64-3-442-7469. Queenstown is a beautiful
mountain resort town similar in some ways to Aspen, Colorado.
Both summer and winter sports enthusiasts are drawn to the area.
[Breakfast buffet is included daily]
January 4 – On the morning of Monday
January 4th we arrive in beautiful Queenstown, surrounded by mountains
and the shores of Lake Wakatipu. In many ways the town reminds
me of Aspen, Colorado, a resort town that draws both summer and
winter sports enthusiasts. We will arrive in the middle of summer,
when daylight lasts for 17 hours. At 4:30 p.m. we take a gondola
up the mountain to a spectacular overlook, that includes restaurants,
luge rides, and other sporting activities. We spend the rest of
the day recovering from jet lag, exploring Queenstown, and going
to bed early.
January 5 - This morning there will be a sign
up meeting for optional activities. Perhaps take a morning walk
through the Queenstown Gardens on the shores of Lake Wakatipu
and continue your walk through Queenstown. Enjoy a leisurely day
or join in as we watch a high profile cricket match on a large
screen with the assistance of a cricket expert followed by a chance
to play cricket at a local sports field. [Breakfast]
January 6 –  This
morning join in learning netball and rugby or enjoy another day
at leisure. This afternoon we travel out to AJ Hackett’s
to view or jump their famous Bungi jumps, or enjoy optional activities
such as Trophy Trout fishing, Shotover River Jet Boat and Rafting.
[Breakfast]
January 7 - This morning we travel along Lake
Wakatipu, through Glenorchy, and up to the head of the famous
Routeburn Track. We spend much of the day hiking into and out
of the famous valley where Lord of the Rings was filmed. [Please
find time to pack a lunch and drink prior to this morning as we
are hiking most of the day so wear hiking shoes and bring light
rain gear] [Breakfast]
January 8 - This morning we visit a Kiwi Haka
Maori Cultural Experience. We learn about Maori traditional culture
and values and their relationship to sporting activities. Haka
and Poi display with audience participation and an in depth view
of the Maori culture. The rest of the day is free to explore Queenstown
or for some of the optional activities which include some additional
AJ Hackett's famous Bungi jumping sites, trophy Trout fishing,
Shotover River Jet Boat, lawn bowling, tennis and Rafting. Sign
up sheets for all optional activities will be available on the
first morning. [Breakfast]
This early evening join our cruise on the vintage steamship
The TSS Earnslaw. Step aboard and watch the stokers feeding the
fireboxes. Feel the heat from the boilers and hear the sound of
the steam engines working as the Lady takes you on a cruise. Simply
sit back, relax and enjoy the stunning Wakatipu scenery as we
cruise to the Walter Peak Station. Enjoy a great BBQ dinner, farm
displays, sheep shearing and a sing-along as we cruise back to
Queenstown arriving at 10:00 pm. [Breakfast & Dinner]
January 9 – Part of the morning is spent
with the local lawn bowling club participating in lawn bowling
or have a free day to enjoy optional activities or have this day
at leisure. In the afternoon and evening attend the Rugby 7’s
tournament that is held in Queenstown. [Breakfast]
January 10 - This day is a free day to explore
Queenstown or for some optional activities. One of my recommended
day tours would be the Milford Sound Cruise taking you to Fiordland.
The bus departs early to Fiordland. You go over Kawarau Dam Bridge
to Kingston, through Mossburn, and along the shores of Lake Te
Anau and Cascade Creek. Then we pass through the Homer Tunnel,
enter Cleddau Canyon, and descend into spectacular Milford Sound.
A cruise out to the Tasman Sea takes you past Mitre Peak and Bowen
Falls. Seals and dolphins are usually visible. The bus returns
the same evening to Queenstown.
Queenstown, NZ to Cairns, Australia- Monday, Jan. 11 [Breakfast]
We fly to Cairns (pronounced Cans), the gateway to the Great
Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. We arrive in the tropics,
where the days are shorter [about 12 hours] and the heat and humidity
can be oppressive. The “birds” that you hear and see
at night are not birds. They are giant fruit bats with wingspans
up to four feet, feeding on fruits in the treetops.
* FLIGHTS TO BE ASSIGNED
Cairns (January 11 - January 16) Stay 5 nights
at the Cairns Colonial Club Resort, 18-26 Cannon
Street, Cairns, Australia. Phone is 011-61-7053-5111.
The resort includes 11 acres of lush tropical gardens, three
large swimming pools, tennis court, and a fitness center. [Breakfast
buffet is included daily]
January 12 - After breakfast buffet our coach
picks us up at the resort. We go by bus to the Cairns Marina where
we board one of MS Quicksilver’s private dive vessels the
“SilverSwift”, which takes us out to the Great Barrier
Reef.  Morning
and afternoon teas and a full buffet lunch are served on board.
Snorkeling is included to view one of nature's natural wonders.
Join a Marine Naturalist on a guided snorkel, learning many wonders
of the Great Barrier Reef as we split the group into small groups
for those that are interested. We have three inclusive areas out
on the reef our dive vessel visits. Scuba diving is optional and
costs extra. The boat returns to Cairns arriving at the hotel
about 4:30 p.m. [Breakfast and lunch]
January 13 - After breakfast buffet we are
picked up by coach. We go up the coast and past the northern beaches
to Port Douglas. Our destination is the Rainforest Habitat Wildlife
Sanctuary, where we see many unique Australian animals up close.
After our guided walk within the Habitat Center and free time
to explore we travel back to Cairns arriving early afternoon.
This afternoon offers some free time to explore Cairns, optional
activities, tennis or just relax at the many pools and amenities
our Resort has to offer. [Breakfast]
January 14 - After breakfast buffet we are
picked up by coach. We are taken to the Tjapukai Aboriginal Dreamtime
for a private lecture and film. The private lecture has an in
depth look at the indigenous culture of Australia and begins our
days journey. We take a trip on a 7-mile gondola ride (longest
in the world), over the canopy of the rainforest, and up the side
of a mountain to Kuranda, an Aboriginal town. The day includes
the Tjapukai Aboriginal Dreamtime experience, spear and boomerang
throwing, Skyrail and time at a flea market that sells local clothing
and crafts. We return to the hotel by bus at 3:30 p.m. [Breakfast]
January 15 - This day is free to enjoy on your
own. Perhaps a hike to the Foster Botanical Gardens. A choice
of optional activities includes tennis, golf, museums, and Aboriginal
culture. You can take part in a pre planned hike along the northern
beaches. A free shuttle bus leaves the resort for downtown Cairns
hourly or just relax at the resort and work on your tan. [Breakfast]
Cairns to Melbourne, Saturday, Jan. 16
* FLIGHTS TO BE ASSIGNED
We travel by bus to the airport, fly to Melbourne
(pronounced mel-bun), take a quick tour of the city en-route to
the hotel, and get ready to watch the largest sports spectator
event in Australia, the "Australian Open".
Melbourne (January 16-23) Stay seven nights
at the Batman’s Hill on Collins, 623 Collins
St., Melbourne, Australia. Phone is # 011-61-3614-6344.
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| Up front watching the games! The color of the courts has
changed since this photo was taken. |
[Breakfast buffet is included daily]. Planned morning walks
to different Melbourne parks, gardens, shrines, or museums. At
11 a.m. tour members will want to move on to the National Tennis
Center, our tickets are for the first five days of the Australian
Open. This is the best time to see all of the top tennis players
in the world. Our stadium seats are near the front, next to the
reserved seats for the players.
The hotel is near Melbourne’s business district and the
Melbourne Convention Centre. The Yarra River, with a beautiful
promenade and footbridges, stretches for two miles from our hotel
to the National Tennis Center. Our walks will include visits to
the Victorian Arts Centre, the National Gallery, the Shrine of
Remembrance, the Kings Domain, the Royal Botanic Gardens, the
State Parliament House, Fitzroy Gardens, Captain Cook’s
cottage, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Melbourne Cricket
Ground, the Australian Gallery of Sport, and Queen Victoria Market.
It is a short trip on the trolley to St. Kilda Beach. Optional
day tours: The Great Ocean Road, Wineries, The famous Fairy Penguins
at Phillip Island.
January 17 – A day at leisure to enjoy
Melbourne which creates the opportunity for a number of interesting
alternatives. Consider the Royal Melbourne Zoo, one of the finest
in the world. Or go to the National Gallery of Victoria. The Melbourne
Cricket Ground, which seats 120,000 spectators for important test
matches, are located next to the National Tennis Center. A short
train ride takes us to Kooyong Stadium, the site of the Australian
Open before 1988, when it was played on grass. Another short ride
on a tram goes to St. Kilda Beach. Or we can choose trips to the
Great Ocean Road or Phillip Island with its famous Fairy Penguins.
[Breakfast]
January 18 - Join a planned morning walk to
the Shrine of Remembrance. We observe its beauty, learn about
Australia’s involvement in war and their appreciation of
veterans, see the city of Melbourne from a special vantage point.
At 11 a.m. we walk to the National Tennis Center and watch the
first day of matches at the Australian Open. [Breakfast]
January 19 - This morning we walk to the Queen
Victoria’s Market, with a long historical tradition that
is famous to all Australians. It has a wide variety of foods,
clothing, and merchandise at bargain prices. The rich and poor
from a surprising number of ethnic backgrounds shop and sell here.
We then catch the free City Circle trolley that takes us to the
National Tennis Center. [Breakfast]
January 20 - This morning we walk to the Victorian
Parliament House on the opposite side of the city center. We pass
through the busy financial district and observe the morning rush
hour with well dressed business people hustling to work. Perhaps
take an hour tour of Parliament House and a fascinating introduction
to Australian politics. Afterwards it is a short walk to the National
Tennis Center. [Breakfast]
January 21 - This morning we walk through China
Town and past historical sites to St. Patrick’s Cathedral,
a beautiful Gothic structure that rivals the great cathedrals
of Europe. Started in 1850, it is the largest in Australia. Afterwards
we stop in the Fitzroy and Treasury Gardens, admire the beautiful
flowers in the conservatory, and walk on to the National Tennis
Center. [Breakfast]
January 22 - We walk this morning past the
Victorian Arts Centre and through the Kings Domain to the Royal
Botanic Gardens, rated as one of the finest in the world. Within
its 100 acres are 12,000 species of native and imported plants
and trees. Sweeping lawns, ornamental lakes, ducks and swans,
and fruit bats hanging from the trees add beauty and excitement.
It’s a perfect spot to observe and reflect. When we walk
out the far exit we are next to the Yarra River. We cross the
bridge and find ourselves at the entrance to the National Tennis
Center. [Breakfast]
Melbourne, to Sydney, - Saturday, Jan. 23
* FLIGHTS TO BE ASSIGNED
We transfer by coach from the hotel to the airport for our flight
to Sydney. The largest Australian city on the tour is Sydney,
its beautiful harbor, attractive surfing beaches, and famous Sydney
Opera House. Sydney is Australia’s largest and most beautiful
city. January 26th is Australia Independence Day, and the city
comes alive with fireworks displays, tall ships in the harbor,
Opera in the park, parades, concerts, choirs, and performing groups
from all over the world. So get ready to participate in Australia's
most impressive cultural celebration.
***A night at the Sydney Opera is planned
– Opera and on which evening has not
been decided due to the Opera’s repertoire advance schedules
are not set.***
Sydney (January 23- 29) Stay six nights at the
Novotel Darling Harbour, 100 Murray St., Sydney,
Aust. Phone # is 011-61-2-9288-7116. [Breakfast
buffet is included daily]. The hotel is located next to Darling
Harbour within easy walking distance of downtown Sydney. Each
morning join planned walks to various locations, including the
Royal Botanic Gardens, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the
Chinese Garden, St. Mary’s Cathedral, the Sydney Opera House,
and Manly Beach. Other interesting destinations include the Rocks
historical area, the Sydney Harbor Bridge, Bondi Beach, and the
2000 Olympic Stadium. We walk to these places or take inexpensive
ferries, buses and trains. An optional evening dinner on Sydney's
waterfront over looking the Opera House and then an Opera is planned
as a fair well to the many friends who are headed home after our
stay in Sydney and enjoyed this experience with you. Perhaps some
last minute shopping or just relax on the beach and reflect on
the many sights of New Zealand and Australia you have just visited.
Some of our group will travel home from Sydney and the rest of
us travel up to Tropical Queensland and Cairns, the Gateway to
the Great Barrier Reef. Enjoy summer down under for a few more
days! [Breakfast buffet daily]
January 23 - At 2 p.m. after checking into
the hotel and having lunch at one of the many restaurants that
surround Darling Harbour we walk across the Darling Harbour footbridge
and head up Market Street past the historical Queen Victoria Building,
now a shopping mall, and the impressive Sydney Tower, which dominates
the skyline and offers an impressive observation deck with views
of the entire city. We pass through Hyde Park, near St. Mary’s
Cathedral, and into the Domain, a large grassy area where more
than 100,000 people gather for picnics, concerts, and free opera
in the park during the Sydney festival. Next we enter the Royal
Botanical Gardens, noted for its beautiful plants, ponds, trees,
and of course, fruit bats. As we get close to the Sydney Harbour,
the world famous Sydney Opera House comes into view. At the Opera
House we are right next to Circular Quay [pronounced “key”]
where boats, subways, buses, taxis, and an elevated rail all converge.
We will learn about daily and weekly passes that permits us to
use most of Sydney’s transportation options. It is fun to
explore Sydney with a travel guide and an excellent public transportation
system. Returning to Darling Harbour by boat is a neat way to
go. [Breakfast]
January 24 – At 8:30 a.m. after our buffet
breakfast we head down to Darling Harbour pier in front of the
Maritime Museum. Bring your swimming suits, because we are headed
by boat to Circular Quay and then across the Sydney Harbour to
Manly, one of Sydney’s two most famous beaches. When we
get to the shore we head right, along the shoreline, until cliffs
block our way. We climb up the cliffs revealing exciting views
of the South Pacific Ocean and a chance to spot giant lizards
as we walk through the brush. Next we have the option of returning
to Manly beach for swimming and playing in the sand, or continuing
to explore Sydney's Harbour area with boat rides to many interesting
destinations. Sydney's Harbour is one of the largest and most
beautiful in the world. [Breakfast]
January 25 - At 8:30 a.m. we walk to beautiful
St. Mary's Cathedral, the largest and one of the oldest churches
in Sydney. Spend some time there for observation, and reflection.
The afternoon offers opportunities for sports, travel to Bondi
beach by train, or exploration of other points of interest. [Breakfast]
January 26 - Take full advantage of all the
Independence Day activities. See the tall ships in the Harbour
near the Sydney Opera House. Listen to the free music on the streets
and in the parks. Enjoy the parades and special displays on the
streets. Eat the wide variety of foods that are being sold at
numerous street stands. Interact with Australian families who
are enjoying a special day with each other and friends. Go to
the special services where new immigrants become citizens. And
do not miss the huge fireworks display in the middle of Darling
Harbor, right in front of our hotel. Some 200,000 people crowd
into the plaza areas around the harbor, making it nearly impossible
to walk. [Breakfast]
January 27 – This morning we walk to the
nearby Art Gallery of New South Wales. We will concentrate on
its fine collections of Australian and Aboriginal Art, noting
particularly the religious and ethical values that we see expressed.
In the afternoon we travel by boat, bus, and train to the Olympic
Park, the site of the 2000 Summer Olympics. We will look at some
of the venues where tennis, swimming, and basketball were held,
and perhaps take a tour of the impressive Stadium Australia, where
soccer, rugby, and Aussie Rules football continue to play on a
regular basis. Those wishing to play tennis or swim should bring
appropriate equipment and plan to stay for a while. We will leave
individually, following our individual schedules and goals. This
could be a good time to visit the famous Bondi Beach to watch
the surfers, shop, have lunch or just play in the waves. Visit
the Rocks historical area, where the city of Sydney began, or
climb up in the towers of the Sydney Harbor Bridge, where the
history of Sydney is presented interestingly. The views are breathtaking.
Some may even want to spend a lot of money to be part of groups
that put on climbing equipment so they can get an even higher
view from the top of the bridge. [Breakfast]
January 28 – Perhaps a visit to the Chinese
Garden, located near Darling Harbor. The beauty and tranquility
that has been created here in the midst of a busy city is amazing.
The rest of the day is at leisure for more exploration (the Taronga
Zoo or many nearby museums), shopping, opera, concerts, sporting
events, time at the beach, tennis playing, or a variety of other
options. [Breakfast]
January 29 - This morning is free to enjoy
on your own. Perhaps some last minute shopping or just relax by
the hotel’s pool and reflect on the many sights of New Zealand
and Australia you have just visited. Some of our group will travel
home from here and the rest of us travel to Fiji or other South
Pacific destinations. Enjoy summer down under for a few more hours!
[Breakfast]
Sydney, Australia to USA and connection to your home city, Fri.
Jan. 29 to Fri. Jan. 29, gaining this day again as you travel
back over the International Dateline.
* FLIGHTS TO BE ASSIGNED
Welcome home! Aerotravel International hopes you enjoyed your
vacation and hope you will cherish these memories forever!
ITINERARY OPTIONS,
TOUR DATES AND COSTS PER PERSON:
The below prices are based on Airfares from the Mid-West on Northwest
Airlines to Los Angeles and Air New Zealand Internationally. Other
departure cities and Airlines are available. Departure from Los
Angeles is at a lesser cost of $360.00
** Additional day & night session tickets to the Australian
Open are available! Please order any additional tickets at time
of deposit.
**All hotels are of the Superior class quality.
(Per person cost based on double room occupancy)
January 2 to January 29: = $6,749.00
(Full tour - New Zealand's South Island, Melbourne, Sydney &
Cairns)
Single supplement = plus $2,750.00
Triple or Quad accommodations = minus $695.00
January 2 to January 23: = $6,149.00
(New Zealand’s South Island, Cairns & Melbourne)
Single supplement = plus $1,420.00
Triple accommodations = minus $449.00
Quad accommodations = minus $600.00
January 14 to January 23: = $4,769.00
(Melbourne & Sydney)
Single supplement = plus $1,400.00
Triple accommodations = minus $325.00
Quad accommodations = minus $550.00
*January 14 to January 23: = $3,799.00
(Melbourne only) **Los Angeles departure = $3,439.00 **
Single supplement = plus $739.00
Triple accommodations = minus $225.00
Quad accommodations = minus $295.00
***2nd week of the Australian Open 2010 options with
Los Angeles departure:
**Any 2nd week Australian Open Air, Hotel and Tennis tickets including
Quarters, Semis and Final Weekend sessions are available. Please
call for information and cost.
*Choice of day tour in Melbourne for additional $110.00 to $135.00:
Phillip island/penguins/farm/koala/lunch, Great Ocean Road/Twelve
Apostles Road Adventure or Puffing Billy, Yarra Valley Winneries
& Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary
** This Tour has lots of independent time to enjoy your own
vacation pleasures but also has the structure included, seeing
the highlights of each area.
** All options can be extended in Australia and New Zealand or
Travel to South Pacific Islands of Tahiti, Fiji or Hawaii.
HOTELS:
Novotel Gardens Queenstown, Crn Earl & Marine Parade, Queenstown,
NZ - 7 nights
Phone: 011-64-3-442-7469
Batman’s Hill on Collins, 623 Collins St., Melbourne, Aust
- 7 nights
Phone # 011-61-3614-6344
Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour, 50-100 Murray St., Sydney, Aust-7
nights
Phone # 011-61-2-9288-7174
Cairns Colonial Club Resort, 18-26 Cannon Street, Cairns, Aust
- 6 nights
Phone # 011-61-7053-5111
FEATURES INCLUDED IN TOUR: The above prices
are based on and include Airfares from the Mid-West on Northwest
Airlines or United Airlines to Los Angeles and Air New Zealand
Internationally. Other departure cities and Airlines are available.
Departure from Los Angeles is at a lesser cost of $360.00
* U.S., New Zealand & Australian departure tax and customs
fees
* All transfers & hotel-resort accommodations
* Treks & walks per itinerary
* Breakfast daily
* Other meals per itinerary
* Tips to coach drivers
New Zealand
* Queenstown 7 nights
* Gondola
* Haka Pa Maori Cultural Experience
* The famous "Rourburn Trek" day walk
* TSS Earnslaw Steamship with BBQ & sheep/dog exhibition
* Milford Sound Cruise – Fiordland – optional cost
Australia
* Cairns 5 nights
* Kuranda day tour- lecture/sky rail/Tjapukai Aboriginal dreamtime/spear
& boomerang throwing
* Outer Barrier Reef cruise
* Rainforest Habitat Center, Port Douglas
* Cairns and area optional day tours are available
* Melbourne 7 nights
* Australian Open - 5 day session Rod Laver Arena stadium seats,
next to players section [optional day & night session tickets
available]
* Melbourne and area optional day tours available
* Sydney 6 nights
* Optional Tennis play in each location available with special
optional Tennis at the Olympic Tennis Center [bring your tennis
racquet if you like and a can of tennis balls, balls are expensive
in New Zealand and Australia]
* Sydney and area optional day tours available
* A night at the Opera
*Not included in tour costs
Passports, laundry, wines, liquors, mineral waters, tips to maids,
waiters or porters, optional tours, items of a personal nature
and any service not specifically mentioned as included.
*Recommended clothing: Comfortable causal combining
summer outfits [Pack light with causal nice for dinner or Opera
etc.], shade hat, swim suit, light raincoat/jacket, daypack, comfortable
walking/hiking boots or tennis shoes
FOR MORE INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL:
AeroTravel International, 70 Pleasant
Avenue, Tonka Bay, Minnesota 55331
Attention: Ken Pittel
email: aero@spacestar.net
phone: 800-548-3490
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