FREMANTLE (PERTH), WESTERN AUSTRALIA TO MELBOURNE

Fremantle(Perth), Western Australia → Melbourne

Voyage: SN251114S16

FREMANTLE (PERTH), WESTERN AUSTRALIA TO MELBOURNE

Silversea • SILVER NOVA

Departure Date

Nov 14, 2025

Duration

17 days

Ports

12 Ports

Countries

1 Countries

$13,600

Prices from

$6,400.00

每人起

~~$7,680.00~~

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Ship Information

SILVER NOVA

Introducing Silver Nova - our vessel that joined us in summer 2023, and is a home away from home for up to 728 guests. Silver Nova’s innovative asymmetrical design introduces the world like never before, offering an immersive destination experience to our guests. With a gross tonnage of 54,700 tons, she offers a space-to-guest ratio of 75 GRT-per-passenger becoming one of the most spacious cruise ships ever built. What’s more, Silver Nova is our most environmentally friendly, and thanks to her groundbreaking technological solutions, she propels Silversea into a new era of sustainable cruising. It’s the Nova way to travel.

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Detailed Itinerary

Fremantle (Perth), Western Australia, Australia

FRI, NOVEMBER 14 • 00:00 - 21:00

Coming in at number seven on Lonely Planet's list of best places to live, Fremantle has finally begun to shake off the shadow of neighboring big brother Perth. With just 20 kilometers separating the two cities, Perth, with its happy hippie vibe has long been the big pull for visitors to the region. But Fremantle's colorful past and bright future gives Perth as good as it gets. The coastal city has undergone a complete revamp since the America's Cup thrust Fremantle into the spotlight in 1987. Over AUS$ 1,3 billion has been poured into revamping the city, and the fruits of the city's labor are ripe for picking. Investment in the arts has brought Fremantle to the fore of thriving urban culture, while generous grants for small businesses have led to groovy live-music rooms, hipster bars, boutique hotels, left-field bookshops, craft-beer breweries, Indian Ocean seafood shacks amid the buskers and beaches. If that doesn't sound like your glass of beer, we guarantee a stroll along the wooden riverside walkway will change your mind. The city also enjoys another, rather different status. Fremantle was one of Australia's penal cities, vestiges of which can still be found in Fremantle Prison. Almost 10,000 convicts were condemned to life imprisonment here between 1850 and 1868, but the prison remained in use until 1991. Today, the memorable sandstone building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and at just 15 minutes from port is well worth a visit. Just don't forget your get-out-of-jail-free card.

Fremantle (Perth), Western Australia, Australia

Busselton, Australia

SAT, NOVEMBER 15 • 08:00 - 18:00

Bordering the Indian Ocean, Geographe Bay’s Busselton has a Mediterranean-style climate. The region features national parks, towering forests, caves, historic lighthouses, and some of the best surfing beaches in the country. Other attractions include wineries and micro-breweries in the Margaret River wine region to the south. Busselton’s iconic jetty - at over 1.8 km, the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere - has an ‘Underwater Observatory that descends 8 meters to the ocean floor via a spiral staircase to see tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish, and invertebrates.
5 Selected Shore Excursions
Margaret River Wineries
Code: ABU-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Taste of Margaret River
Code: ABU-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse & Wine Tasting
Code: ABU-C
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Ngilgi Cave & Cape Naturaliste
Code: ABU-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Margaret River Cape to Cape Walk
Code: ABU-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Physically fit
VIEW

Day at sea

SUN, NOVEMBER 16 • 00:00 - 00:00

Days at sea are the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, and catch up with what you've been meaning to do. So whether that is going to the gym, visiting the spa, whale-watching, catching up on your reading, or simply topping up your tan, these blue sea days are the perfect balance to busy days spent exploring shoreside.

Albany (Western Australia), Australia

MON, NOVEMBER 17 • 08:00 - 17:00

At 400 kilometers southeast of Perth, Albany is often overlooked in favor of the bigger city. This is of course a mistake as Albany and its gorgeous surrounding region have much to offer. The city is the oldest settlement in Western Australia, beating Perth and Freemantle by over two years (Albany was founded in late 1826, the others in June 1829). At the time of its foundation, the city was used as a military outpost as part of a plan to prevent invasion, particularly by the French who had taken a shine to the region. With its excellent - and unusually deep - harbor, Albany was seen as the jewel of Western Australia and there are reminders of the city's colonial past all over the city. The arrival of Europeans in the region led to Albany becoming a major player in the whaling industry. This only ceased in 1978 and the Historic Whaling Station, a museum dedicated to the city's industrious past, now honors the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of a business that once supported an entire community. If that does not sound like your cup of tea, then do not miss a trip to the Princess Royal Fortress Military Museum for a glimpse of Albany's ANZAC History at the excellent National ANZAC Centre. However, like much of Australia's west coast, the real beauty of Albany lies in Mother Nature. Walk to the top of Mount Clarence and view the magnificent Kinge George Sound from above or take a stroll along the coastal path and enjoy vistas of some of Australia's most rugged and spectacular scenery.
6 Selected Shore Excursions
Wind Farm Trail Hike
Code: ALB-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Wildlife River Cruise
Code: ALB-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Historic Whaling Station & Torndirrup National Park
Code: ALB-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
National ANZAC Centre & Torndirrup National Park
Code: ALB-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Denmark Food & Wine
Code: ALB-I
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Historic Walk through Albany
Code: ALB-L
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW

Esperance, Australia

TUE, NOVEMBER 18 • 08:00 - 18:00

Esperance and the Recherche Archipelago sheltering Esperance Bay received their name in 1792, when a French expedition under d’Entrecasteaux looked for shelter from a storm. Ten years later Matthew Flinders took refuge at Lucky Bay, some 30 kilometers southeast of Esperance near Cape Le Grand, another feature named during the French visit. It was not until the 1860s that settlement began and by the 1890s Esperance was known as the “Gateway to the Goldfields” further inland. Today some 12,000 residents live in Esperance. The town is southeast Western Australia’s only port and as such quite important for grain and mineral exports. Tourism is a major factor as Esperance and its surrounding area has such unusual attractions as a museum featuring debris from Skylab’s 1979 return to earth, a full-size replica of Stonehenge, the Pink Lake – which formerly used to be pink - an IBA for Hooded Plovers and Banded Stilts, several national parks and some of the whitest beaches in Australia. Lucky Bay is one of the iconic places, as kangaroos are regularly seen on the beach sunbathing.
4 Selected Shore Excursions
Scenic Esperance
Code: EPR-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Cape Le Grand National Park
Code: EPR-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Beaches of Esperance
Code: EPR-C
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Archipelego Scenic Cruise
Code: EPR-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW

Day at sea

WED, NOVEMBER 19 • 00:00 - 00:00

Day at sea

THU, NOVEMBER 20 • 00:00 - 00:00

Port Lincoln, Australia

FRI, NOVEMBER 21 • 08:00 - 18:00

Known as the seafood capital of Australia, Port Lincoln is a foodie paradise. Home to Australia's largest fishing fleet, numerous seafood restaurants, and a prized local wine region, this is one destination where it pays to travel with your taste buds. The city’s traditional name in Barngala is "Kallinyalla" (pronounced Galinyalla), literally translating to "sweet waters". That should give you some indication of how seriously the ocean is taken in these parts – it provides employment, entertainment, and experiences that are just unseen in other parts of the country. Add in a contrasting coastal landscape that ranges from quiet coves to surf-happy beaches to rugged oceanic coastline, and you’ll soon see why Port Lincoln is fast becoming one of Australia’s favorite places. The city is located on the lower Eyre Peninsula, on the shore of Boston Bay. Discovered by Matthew Flinders in 1802, Port Lincoln was once under consideration to become the state’s capital. However, a lack of freshwater mired that idea, forcing settlers to look 280 kilometers east, to Adelaide. While European discovery is fairly recent, historians should note that the region had been inhabited by Aboriginal groups including the Nauo (south-western Eyre), Barngarla (eastern Eyre), Wirangu (north-western Eyre), and Mirning (far-western Eyre) for over 40,000 years. For those who want to look beyond the city boundaries, Port Lincoln is home to some extremely diverse and abundant nature, and a trip to the National Park is well worth it.
6 Selected Shore Excursions
Port Lincoln & Boston Bay Wines
Code: PTL-C
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Coffin Bay National Park & Oysters
Code: PTL-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Port Lincoln Seafood Story & Tasting
Code: PTL-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Wildlife & Wines of Glen Forest
Code: PTL-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Eyre Peninsula & Morning Tea
Code: PTL-G
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Panoramic Port Lincoln
Code: PTL-H
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Adelaide, Australia

SAT, NOVEMBER 22 • 08:00 - 00:00

For those of you who might think that Adelaide lacks behind its coastal counterparts in terms of culture and creativity, think again. Adelaide is a thriving urban city with bright, leafy alleys that beg to be explored. The city's labyrinthine lanes and alleys are bursting with bars and eateries, serving everything from local craft beer to modern Australian cuisine. Uber aware of their carbon footprint, Adelaideans like to keep things close to home, so expect lots of local produce, which is abundant, fresh, and delicious. Unsurprisingly, Barossa wine from the neighboring valley features prominently on wine lists everywhere. Naturally, a lot of life centers around the lovely beaches, which are home to surfers, sheltered waters, and wide boulevards. The coast is blessed with acres of parkland, perfect for lazing the afternoon away. Many of Australia's most beautiful (and historic) buildings can be found within the boundaries of the city including the handsomely restored former Railway Building, numerous stately Colonial buildings, St. Peter's Cathedral, the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House, which all make a worthy addition to any visit. Adelaide is of course known for its wide diversity of faiths, and as such carries its nickname "the city of churches" with pride. Contrary to other Australian penal settlements, Adelaide was a free settlement. This meant that it was also a state free from religious persecution, leading rise to the construction of many churches.
10 Selected Shore Excursions
Adelaide Highlights
Code: ADL-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Historic Handorf & Adelaide Hills
Code: ADL-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Adelaide Sights & Wildlife Park
Code: ADL-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Barossa Valley Food & Wine
Code: ADL-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
D'Arenberg - More Than a Cellar Door
Code: ADL-N
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
S.A.L.T. Foraging for Flavor in Adelaide’s Beautiful Botanic Garden with a Star of the South Australia Culinary Scene
Code: ADL-R
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Car with Guide - Half Day
Code: ADL-V
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Car with Guide - Full Day
Code: ADL-W
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Van with Guide - Half Day
Code: ADL-X
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Van with Guide - Full Day
Code: ADL-Y
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Adelaide, Australia

SUN, NOVEMBER 23 • 00:00 - 22:00

For those of you who might think that Adelaide lacks behind its coastal counterparts in terms of culture and creativity, think again. Adelaide is a thriving urban city with bright, leafy alleys that beg to be explored. The city's labyrinthine lanes and alleys are bursting with bars and eateries, serving everything from local craft beer to modern Australian cuisine. Uber aware of their carbon footprint, Adelaideans like to keep things close to home, so expect lots of local produce, which is abundant, fresh, and delicious. Unsurprisingly, Barossa wine from the neighboring valley features prominently on wine lists everywhere. Naturally, a lot of life centers around the lovely beaches, which are home to surfers, sheltered waters, and wide boulevards. The coast is blessed with acres of parkland, perfect for lazing the afternoon away. Many of Australia's most beautiful (and historic) buildings can be found within the boundaries of the city including the handsomely restored former Railway Building, numerous stately Colonial buildings, St. Peter's Cathedral, the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House, which all make a worthy addition to any visit. Adelaide is of course known for its wide diversity of faiths, and as such carries its nickname "the city of churches" with pride. Contrary to other Australian penal settlements, Adelaide was a free settlement. This meant that it was also a state free from religious persecution, leading rise to the construction of many churches.
10 Selected Shore Excursions
Adelaide Highlights
Code: ADL-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Historic Handorf & Adelaide Hills
Code: ADL-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Adelaide Sights & Wildlife Park
Code: ADL-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Barossa Valley Food & Wine
Code: ADL-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
D'Arenberg - More Than a Cellar Door
Code: ADL-N
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Sailing Brindabella
Code: ADL-P
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Car with Guide - Half Day
Code: ADL-V
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Car with Guide - Full Day
Code: ADL-W
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Van with Guide - Half Day
Code: ADL-X
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Adelaide by Private Van with Guide - Full Day
Code: ADL-Y
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Kangaroo Island, Australia

MON, NOVEMBER 24 • 08:00 - 18:00

Kangaroo Island is, with 1,740 square miles, the third largest island off the coast of Australia. It is 96 miles long and 34 miles wide, and known for its outstanding natural beauty. Due to its remote location, Kangaroo Island was less affected than the mainland by the impact of European development. To this day, the island is rich in diverse flora and fauna seldom found elsewhere. As one of the world's last unspoiled wilderness places, about 30 percent of the island has been designated as National Parks. The most important one is Flinders Chase at the western end of Kangaroo Island, with Seal Bay Conservation Park following close behind. Its large sandy beach and dune area is home to Australian sea lions where they come to rest and nurse their young. Kingscote, formerly known as Queenscliffe, is the largest town on the island and its main supply depot. Tourism is a significant element in the local economy. A mix of attractive small townships, wildlife sanctuaries, and fascinating wilderness areas guarantee a steady stream of visitors each year.
5 Selected Shore Excursions
A Taste of Kangaroo Island
Code: KAG-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Seal Bay Discovery
Code: KAG-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park & Beach
Code: KAG-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Pennington Bay & Historic Kingscote
Code: KAG-G
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Penneshaw & Surrounds Ocean Experience
Code: KAG-H
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Robe, Australia

TUE, NOVEMBER 25 • 08:00 - 18:00

Located halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne, along the beautiful Limestone Coast in South Australia, lies Robe - a town of endless beaches, laid-back fishing village charm, and tempting local seafood. As the name suggests, there's no shortage of space to unwind on Long Beach. A thick band of white sand stretches luxuriously for almost ten miles beside the breathtaking blue ocean. Kick back and relax, or wander beside surfers, flicking fishing lines, and makeshift beach cricket games. Head over to the cherry and white-painted Robe Obelisk landmark - which stands out on Cape Dombey - to soak in picturesque coastal views. The streets of Robe are marked with a heritage trail of historic buildings and cottages; spot the litany of blue plaques that reveal Robe's stories. Refuel by sampling cafes producing velvety flat whites, or tucking into freshly gathered rock lobster, while exploring Victoria Street's establishments. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the area was home to Bunganditj and Meintangk peoples. Dig deeper to learn more about their heritage, and the gold rush history that drew more than 15,000 Chinese migrants to these shores in the 1800s.
3 Selected Shore Excursions
Bike Ride Along the Robe Coast
Code: RBB-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Caves and Wines - Explore Coonowarra
Code: RBB-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Limestone Coast by Boat
Code: RBB-C
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Day at sea

WED, NOVEMBER 26 • 00:00 - 00:00

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

THU, NOVEMBER 27 • 13:00 - 00:00

Mount Wellington's looming, cloud-wisped form is an ever-present sight as you explore booming Hobart, the cosmopolitan capital of Australia's most southerly state. A former British penal colony, nowadays Australia's second-oldest city is a place to live the free and easy life. Encircled by dramatic cliffs, landscaped gardens, and rolling vineyards, Hobart is also well-stacked with cultural pursuits including museums, and respected - if controversial - galleries plastering new and old art to their walls. With fresh sea breezes and a fabulous location, Hobart is a creative place, where you can browse the produce of local artisans in Saturday's massive Salamanca Market - which draws visitors from all across Tasmania and beyond. Eat at waterfront restaurants, or rise up Mount Wellington's slopes to appreciate the remoteness of Hobart's location. From this elevated platform, you can look down across views of flowing forests, undulating mountains, and endless ocean swallowing up the city. Further away, animal sanctuaries introduce you to the island's famous inhabitants, including the famous Tasmanian devil. Thirsty? Hobart has a long brewing tradition - so enjoy a refreshing ale poured from the country's oldest brewery. The climate's blend of generous sunshine and cool Antarctic breezes helps Hobart to produce its acclaimed wines, and thick clumps of pinot noir grapes hang from vineyards dotted along the valleys nearby. Taste the wines, accompanied by a platter of artisan cheese and sausage. Whiskey aficionados aren't left in the cold either, with international award-winning distilleries close by.
12 Selected Shore Excursions
Hobart Highlights
Code: HBA-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
MONA - Discovery in Style
Code: HBA-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Exclusive Nocturnal Night at Bonorong
Code: HBA-D
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Tassie Devils & Richmond
Code: HBA-E
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Port Arthur Discovery
Code: HBA-F
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Hobart Storyteller Walk
Code: HBA-H
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Oysters & Wine
Code: HBA-L
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Rugged Tasmanian Coast via RIB-Boat
Code: HBA-O
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Hobart by Private Car with Guide - Half Day
Code: HBA-V
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Car with Guide - Full Day
Code: HBA-W
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Van with Guide - Half Day
Code: HBA-X
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Van with Guide - Full Day
Code: HBA-Y
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

FRI, NOVEMBER 28 • 00:00 - 18:00

Mount Wellington's looming, cloud-wisped form is an ever-present sight as you explore booming Hobart, the cosmopolitan capital of Australia's most southerly state. A former British penal colony, nowadays Australia's second-oldest city is a place to live the free and easy life. Encircled by dramatic cliffs, landscaped gardens, and rolling vineyards, Hobart is also well-stacked with cultural pursuits including museums, and respected - if controversial - galleries plastering new and old art to their walls. With fresh sea breezes and a fabulous location, Hobart is a creative place, where you can browse the produce of local artisans in Saturday's massive Salamanca Market - which draws visitors from all across Tasmania and beyond. Eat at waterfront restaurants, or rise up Mount Wellington's slopes to appreciate the remoteness of Hobart's location. From this elevated platform, you can look down across views of flowing forests, undulating mountains, and endless ocean swallowing up the city. Further away, animal sanctuaries introduce you to the island's famous inhabitants, including the famous Tasmanian devil. Thirsty? Hobart has a long brewing tradition - so enjoy a refreshing ale poured from the country's oldest brewery. The climate's blend of generous sunshine and cool Antarctic breezes helps Hobart to produce its acclaimed wines, and thick clumps of pinot noir grapes hang from vineyards dotted along the valleys nearby. Taste the wines, accompanied by a platter of artisan cheese and sausage. Whiskey aficionados aren't left in the cold either, with international award-winning distilleries close by.
8 Selected Shore Excursions
S.A.L.T. Tasmania’s Wild Tastes with Hunting, Fishing, Wood-Fire Cooking Star Chef Analiese Gregory
Code: HBA-003
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart Highlights
Code: HBA-A
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
MONA - Discovery in Style
Code: HBA-B
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate
VIEW
Hobart Storyteller Walk
Code: HBA-H
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Extensive
VIEW
Hobart by Private Car with Guide - Half Day
Code: HBA-V
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Car with Guide - Full Day
Code: HBA-W
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Van with Guide - Half Day
Code: HBA-X
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW
Hobart by Private Van with Guide - Full Day
Code: HBA-Y
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Minimal
VIEW

Day at sea

SAT, NOVEMBER 29 • 00:00 - 00:00

Melbourne, Australia

SUN, NOVEMBER 30 • 06:00 - 00:00

Australia's metropolitan cultural capital is a refined, contemporary, and richly liveable city - which has a blend for every taste. The smells of freshly ground, artisan coffees fill the streets of this hip, youthful city, which is generously sprinkled with fine dining establishments, art galleries, and absorbing museums. With an airy outdoor lifestyle, Melbourne is a vibrant global hub of fashion, fun, and festivities. Multicultural and diverse, Victoria's capital is crisscrossed by narrow alleys and splashed with street art. It's fair to say Melbourne's bearded baristas take their coffees seriously. Settle in to sample the unique coffee culture that is an essential part of Melbourne life. Looking for something a little stronger? The city's rooftop bars come alive with clinking cocktails as the sun sets. A world leader in culinary arts, take your seat at award-winning restaurants, and sample world foods alongside delicious wines, cultivated in the vineyards of the surrounding valleys. Savor a glass while cruising the arching Yarra River, for an unbeatable introduction to Melbourne. An outdoor city, it's no surprise that Melbourne is one of Australia's sporting giants. The vast bowl of Melbourne Cricket Ground serves as the city's sporting cathedral - squeezing in over 100,000 fans and hosting various sports on its hallowed, oval turf. Whether it's the rumble of hoofs during the Melbourne Cup, revs of engines during the Formula One, or thwacks of tennis balls during the Australian Open - few places can boast such a comprehensive list of high-profile sporting appeals.

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O2

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CLASSIC VERANDA SUITE

Located at the bow and aft of the ship, the Classic Veranda Suite will offer travelers a taste of our famous onboard luxury. After a busy day of exploring, come home to the haven of the Classic Veranda Suite. With butler service, a queen-size bed (which can be separated on demand), and a beautiful marble bathroom, you won’t want to leave! However, the best part of our Classic Veranda Suite is by far the large (5 m2, 54 sq ft) private teak veranda, which offers sweeping views of the destination. Pure bliss.

33 sq m

$9,520.00

per person

~~$13,600.00~~

10 Available

SUPERIOR VERANDA SUITE

Well situated at the front and back of the ship, the 28-m2 (301-sq-ft) interior of the Veranda Suite is only the beginning. The 5-m2 (54-sq-ft) teak balcony makes each spectacular sunset feel like it is yours alone. From beautiful bed linens to sumptuous furniture, our Superior Veranda Suites are luxurious inside and out! Whether enjoying some down time with the state-of-the-art entertainment system or taking in dinner in-suite, the Superior Veranda is the coziest home away from home on the high seas.

33 sq m

$10,010.00

per person

~~$14,300.00~~

10 Available

DELUXE VERANDA SUITE

Whether you are preparing for a dynamic day onshore, primping for a romantic dinner on board, or settling down for a quiet evening in-suite, you will be enveloped by the Deluxe Veranda Suite’s warm touches. Located in the ideal midship position, the Deluxe Veranda Suite offers a comfortable 33 m2, or 355 sq ft, of interior luxury. But perhaps this suite’s finest asset lies just outside, as floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto a 5-m2 (54-sq-ft) furnished private teak veranda offering sweeping views of your destination.

33 sq m

$10,570.00

per person

~~$15,100.00~~

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PREMIUM VERANDA SUITE

A Silversea signature, the Veranda Suite offers elegant decor, a stunning marbled bathroom with a luxurious double vanity and sumptuous walk-in shower or large bathtub. Located now in the top aft location, the Premium Veranda will offer a comfortable interior. Additionally, an ample seating area provides a generous expanse of interior comforts. Four suites (one on each deck) will offer spacious interiors adapted for guests with disabilities and will be located in the ideal midship position. A new iteration of our iconic and perfect suite configuration.

33 sq m

$11,060.00

per person

~~$15,800.00~~

10 Available

MEDALLION SUITE

A mark of distinction, the Medallion Suite boasts a sumptuous and spacious living area, complete with rich textures and panoramic views from your large private veranda (8 m2, or 86 sq ft). Nestle under plush bed linens for one of the best night’s sleeps of your life, or rejuvenate after a busy day of exploring onshore in the cozy indoor seating area (49 m2, or 527 sq ft) The large bathroom with a double vanity, spacious bathtub, and shower is the perfect place to soak the day away. Relax with ease in the Medallion Suite, as the grandeurs of this stateroom surround you with distinguished luxury.

49 sq m

$23,000.00

per person

10 Available

SIGNATURE SUITE

Another exclusivity for Silver Nova. The Signature Suite is one of our most distinctive new suites, offering unparalleled destination immersion through unobstructed views from all interior areas. The Signature Suite is one of the most spacious suites on board totaling 65 m2, or 700 sq ft, including 16 m2, or 172 sq ft, of balcony for superlative outdoor living. The innovative layout will feature a large dining and living room area, as well as a secluded bedroom. The large bathroom features a double vanity, whirlpool bath, walk-in shower, and lavatory, and the suite includes a guest restroom.

65 sq m

$37,400.00

per person

10 Available

Dining Options

S.A.L.T. Kitchen

S.A.L.T. Kitchen offers an ever-changing destination-inspired menu, featuring regional specialties and local flavors, all made with responsibly sourced ingredients. Paired with over 160 regional wines, it provides an immersive culinary journey at sea.

S.A.L.T. Kitchen

4 HOURS

Adelaide Highlights

ADL-A

Discover the gracious and well-planned city of Adelaide during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing tour. Adelaide Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing tour of Adelaide. After taking the main commercial route into the city, traverse the tree-lined North Terrace and pass by the Casino situated within the handsomely-restored former Railway Building. From here, proceed past numerous stately Colonial buildings, the Botanical Gardens and the Holy Trinity Church. Your drive offers delightful views of the city's renowned, flower-fringed parks before continuing past the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House. Mt. Lofty Lookout Next, leave the city limits en route to the outlying ranges and Mt. Lofty lookout, where a photo stop is made for spectacular views over the city (weather permitting). South Australian Museum Lastly, enjoy a self-guided tour of the South Australian Museum to view the extensive gallery dedicated to the history of Aboriginal culture. The museum features six floors of exhibits that reveal fascinating stories and reflect the museum's Australian Aboriginal and Pacific collections. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board you coach for a return drive back to the pier. Guests wishing to stay longer at the museum or remain in town may do so. Shuttle bus stop is located just around the corner from the museum. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Adelaide Highlights CODE: ADL-A DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Discover the gracious and well-planned city of Adelaide during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing tour. Adelaide Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing tour of Adelaide. After taking the main commercial route into the city, traverse the tree-lined North Terrace and pass by the Casino situated within the handsomely-restored former Railway Building. From here, proceed past numerous stately Colonial buildings, the Botanical Gardens and the Holy Trinity Church. Your drive offers delightful views of the city's renowned, flower-fringed parks before continuing past the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House. Mt. Lofty Lookout Next, leave the city limits en route to the outlying ranges and Mt. Lofty lookout, where a photo stop is made for spectacular views over the city (weather permitting). South Australian Museum Lastly, enjoy a self-guided tour of the South Australian Museum to view the extensive gallery dedicated to the history of Aboriginal culture. The museum features six floors of exhibits that reveal fascinating stories and reflect the museum's Australian Aboriginal and Pacific collections. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board you coach for a return drive back to the pier. Guests wishing to stay longer at the museum or remain in town may do so. Shuttle bus stop is located just around the corner from the museum. Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. It is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair, able to embark/disembark the coach via steps. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. Walking in the museum is at the discretion of each guest. We recommend guests to wear comfortable footwear and bring a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and bottled water from the ship. The tour sequence may vary Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. It is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair, able to embark/disembark the coach via steps. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. Walking in the museum is at the discretion of each guest. We recommend guests to wear comfortable footwear and bring a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and bottled water from the ship. The tour sequence may vary

4 HOURS

Adelaide Highlights

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4 HOURS

Adelaide Sights & Wildlife Park

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Explore the landmarks, culture and wildlife of the 'City of Churches' during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing tour of Adelaide and its environs. Adelaide Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing tour of Adelaide. After taking the main commercial route into the city, traverse the tree-lined North Terrace and pass by the Casino situated within the handsomely-restored former Railway Building. From here, proceed past numerous stately Colonial buildings, the Botanical Gardens and the Holy Trinity Church. Your drive offers delightful views of the city's renowned, flower-fringed parks before continuing past the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House. Mt. Lofty Lookout Next, leave the city limits en route to the outlying ranges and Mt. Lofty lookout, where a photo stop is made for spectacular views over the city (weather permitting). Your tour continues with a visit to the Cleland Wildlife Park, which is nestled amidst the beautiful natural bushland of the Adelaide Hills. Cleland Wildlife Park During your visit, you can get up-close to nature and interact with kangaroos, koalas, emus and other Australian animals. In addition, see popular local favourites that include wombats, dingoes and numerous reptile species. The park is also home to a variety of rare and endangered species. Following your visit, re-board your coach for the approximately 60-minute drive back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Adelaide Sights & Wildlife Park CODE: ADL-E DURATION 5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Explore the landmarks, culture and wildlife of the 'City of Churches' during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing tour of Adelaide and its environs. Adelaide Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing tour of Adelaide. After taking the main commercial route into the city, traverse the tree-lined North Terrace and pass by the Casino situated within the handsomely-restored former Railway Building. From here, proceed past numerous stately Colonial buildings, the Botanical Gardens and the Holy Trinity Church. Your drive offers delightful views of the city's renowned, flower-fringed parks before continuing past the grand old Parliament Buildings and nearby Government House. Mt. Lofty Lookout Next, leave the city limits en route to the outlying ranges and Mt. Lofty lookout, where a photo stop is made for spectacular views over the city (weather permitting). Your tour continues with a visit to the Cleland Wildlife Park, which is nestled amidst the beautiful natural bushland of the Adelaide Hills. Cleland Wildlife Park During your visit, you can get up-close to nature and interact with kangaroos, koalas, emus and other Australian animals. In addition, see popular local favourites that include wombats, dingoes and numerous reptile species. The park is also home to a variety of rare and endangered species. Following your visit, re-board your coach for the approximately 60-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and paved and unpaved areas, uneven surfaces, grassy areas and/or gravel pathways inside the Cleland Wildlife Park. Most areas inside the Cleland Wildlife Park are wheelchair accessible; however, those who utilise a wheelchair will not be permitted to enter the animal enclosures. Specific wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, the Koala up-close experience is subject to availability and the animals will not be brought out in high temperatures. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Order of sights may vary. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and paved and unpaved areas, uneven surfaces, grassy areas and/or gravel pathways inside the Cleland Wildlife Park. Most areas inside the Cleland Wildlife Park are wheelchair accessible; however, those who utilise a wheelchair will not be permitted to enter the animal enclosures. Specific wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, the Koala up-close experience is subject to availability and the animals will not be brought out in high temperatures. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Order of sights may vary.

5 HOURS

Adelaide Sights & Wildlife Park

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5 HOURS

Barossa Valley Food & Wine

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Discover the splendid beauty and vineyards of the most famous wine region in Australia during this memorable, full-day excursion to the Barossa Valley. Adelaide and Barossa Valley Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing drive through the suburbs of Adelaide. While driving through the Barossa Valley, savour the intimate charm of the local townships and view a series of orderly vineyards dotting the undulating hills. The area's historic and cultural influences were derived from German emigrants who settled here during the mid-19th century. Jacobs Creek & Seppletsfield Winery Tours and Tastings Next, a visit is made to three of the Barossa region's most renowned wineries, including such names such as Jacobs Creek & Seppletsfield Winery. Enjoy wine tasting at each venue and a lovely seasonal lunch with a glass of local wine at one of the visited wineries from the heart of the Barossa Valley. Everything is freshly made and from local produce, so allow yourself to absorb the beautiful food and the experience. Following your visit, re-board your coach for approximately 90-minute return drive to the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered A meal is included in the excursion. Barossa Valley Food & Wine CODE: ADL-F DURATION 7 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered MEAL INCLUDED A meal is included in the excursion. Discover the splendid beauty and vineyards of the most famous wine region in Australia during this memorable, full-day excursion to the Barossa Valley. Adelaide and Barossa Valley Depart the pier for a scenic sightseeing drive through the suburbs of Adelaide. While driving through the Barossa Valley, savour the intimate charm of the local townships and view a series of orderly vineyards dotting the undulating hills. The area's historic and cultural influences were derived from German emigrants who settled here during the mid-19th century. Jacobs Creek & Seppletsfield Winery Tours and Tastings Next, a visit is made to three of the Barossa region's most renowned wineries, including such names such as Jacobs Creek & Seppletsfield Winery. Enjoy wine tasting at each venue and a lovely seasonal lunch with a glass of local wine at one of the visited wineries from the heart of the Barossa Valley. Everything is freshly made and from local produce, so allow yourself to absorb the beautiful food and the experience. Following your visit, re-board your coach for approximately 90-minute return drive to the pier. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in wine-tastings. The driving distance between the pier and Barossa Valley is approximately 90 minutes in each direction. The tour sequence may vary. Due to operational requirements wineries may be substituted. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in wine-tastings. The driving distance between the pier and Barossa Valley is approximately 90 minutes in each direction. The tour sequence may vary. Due to operational requirements wineries may be substituted.

7 HOURS

Barossa Valley Food & Wine

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Walk along a section of the Bibbulmun Track with an experienced guide and discover the native flora and fauna on this half-day trek in the Western Australian countryside. The Bibbulmun Track A short coach transfer takes you to the start of your trail. The Bibbulmun Track is a 600-mile (965-kilometre) walking trail that stretches from Kalamunda (Perth Hills) to Albany, across some of the most beautiful and peaceful areas in Western Australia. The track is named after an Aboriginal group from the local area. Although its route does not follow their traditional pathways, you may well become attuned to the spirit of the Bibbulmun people who journeyed on foot over long distances to care for and bond with their land as you walk. Local Flora & Fauna, Small Snack During your 3.6-mile (5.8-kilometre) walk, your guide provides commentary on the flora, fauna and folklore of the trail. A small snack will be served along the way. Ask questions, take pictures, enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Torndirrup National Park, The Gap & Natural Bridge At the end of your trek, re-board your coach for a transfer to Torndirrup National Park. Stroll along the park trail to the Gap where you can walk to a lookout of glorious views and dramatic land formations called "The Gap" and "Natural Bridge" where you will see immense forces of nature at work. Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Wind Farm Trail Hike CODE: ALB-A DURATION 4.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL EXTENSIVE Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Walk along a section of the Bibbulmun Track with an experienced guide and discover the native flora and fauna on this half-day trek in the Western Australian countryside. The Bibbulmun Track A short coach transfer takes you to the start of your trail. The Bibbulmun Track is a 600-mile (965-kilometre) walking trail that stretches from Kalamunda (Perth Hills) to Albany, across some of the most beautiful and peaceful areas in Western Australia. The track is named after an Aboriginal group from the local area. Although its route does not follow their traditional pathways, you may well become attuned to the spirit of the Bibbulmun people who journeyed on foot over long distances to care for and bond with their land as you walk. Local Flora & Fauna, Small Snack During your 3.6-mile (5.8-kilometre) walk, your guide provides commentary on the flora, fauna and folklore of the trail. A small snack will be served along the way. Ask questions, take pictures, enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Torndirrup National Park, The Gap & Natural Bridge At the end of your trek, re-board your coach for a transfer to Torndirrup National Park. Stroll along the park trail to the Gap where you can walk to a lookout of glorious views and dramatic land formations called "The Gap" and "Natural Bridge" where you will see immense forces of nature at work. Please note: This tour requires an extensive amount of walking for approximately 3.6 miles (5.8 kilometres) over even and uneven surfaces, natural dirt trails, rocky, sand, boardwalk, gravel, and uneven ground, with 26 steps to manage at the site and 2-3 steps to get on/off the coach. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dress in layers; a jacket may be needed as the winds can be strong and chilly at times. Wear comfortable and supportive footwear and bring a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and bottled water. You may wish to carry a small backpack. Order of sights visited may vary and itinerary may be reversed. The sighting of wildlife cannot be guaranteed. The coach and guide supply in Albany is limited, and may not be up to the standards of larger Australian ports. Due to the limited number of coaches, all seats may be utilised. We thank you for your understanding. Please note: This tour requires an extensive amount of walking for approximately 3.6 miles (5.8 kilometres) over even and uneven surfaces, natural dirt trails, rocky, sand, boardwalk, gravel, and uneven ground, with 26 steps to manage at the site and 2-3 steps to get on/off the coach. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dress in layers; a jacket may be needed as the winds can be strong and chilly at times. Wear comfortable and supportive footwear and bring a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and bottled water. You may wish to carry a small backpack. Order of sights visited may vary and itinerary may be reversed. The sighting of wildlife cannot be guaranteed. The coach and guide supply in Albany is limited, and may not be up to the standards of larger Australian ports. Due to the limited number of coaches, all seats may be utilised. We thank you for your understanding.

4.5 HOURS

Busselton, Australia

Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse & Wine Tasting

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Explore Dunsborough and its surrounds on this half-day sightseeing excursion. Enjoy beautiful views along Geographe Bay, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the granite formations of Canal Rocks, with a chance to taste some of the wonderful local wines. Dunsborough Depart the pier and drive through the scenic coastlines of Busselton enroute to the neighbouring township of Dunsborough. In 1999 Dunsborough was voted the state's best tourist destination and in 2013 awarded the Top Tourism Award for Population Under 5,000. The town's location in the Margaret River Wine Region provides easy access to many wineries and breweries. Here, enjoy some free time to explore the local town's boutiques or soak up stunning beach views. Geographe Bay, Castle Rock, Meelup Beach and Eagle Bay, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Continue driving along Geographe Bay to discover the glassy waters and tranquil coves of Castle Rock, Meelup Beach and Eagle Bay before arriving at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. Marvel at the stunning views from the base of the lighthouse, activated in 1904. The lighthouse is a 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone that still uses its original first order Fresnel lens made by Chance Brothers. Passing the vineyards and breweries along Caves Road, a stop at Canal Rocks offers a chance to see ancient granite formations that have eroded in spectacular geological fashion. Local Winery & Wine Tasting Finish you day by dropping in to one of the many local wineries, for a taste of their award-winning wines and a chance to take some home. Afterwards, re-board your coach for a return drive back to Busselton. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse & Wine Tasting CODE: ABU-C DURATION 4.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Explore Dunsborough and its surrounds on this half-day sightseeing excursion. Enjoy beautiful views along Geographe Bay, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the granite formations of Canal Rocks, with a chance to taste some of the wonderful local wines. Dunsborough Depart the pier and drive through the scenic coastlines of Busselton enroute to the neighbouring township of Dunsborough. In 1999 Dunsborough was voted the state's best tourist destination and in 2013 awarded the Top Tourism Award for Population Under 5,000. The town's location in the Margaret River Wine Region provides easy access to many wineries and breweries. Here, enjoy some free time to explore the local town's boutiques or soak up stunning beach views. Geographe Bay, Castle Rock, Meelup Beach and Eagle Bay, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Continue driving along Geographe Bay to discover the glassy waters and tranquil coves of Castle Rock, Meelup Beach and Eagle Bay before arriving at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. Marvel at the stunning views from the base of the lighthouse, activated in 1904. The lighthouse is a 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone that still uses its original first order Fresnel lens made by Chance Brothers. Passing the vineyards and breweries along Caves Road, a stop at Canal Rocks offers a chance to see ancient granite formations that have eroded in spectacular geological fashion. Local Winery & Wine Tasting Finish you day by dropping in to one of the many local wineries, for a taste of their award-winning wines and a chance to take some home. Afterwards, re-board your coach for a return drive back to Busselton. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking at times over uneven and natural surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle without assistance and might have to negotiate some steps at the winery. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking at times over uneven and natural surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle without assistance and might have to negotiate some steps at the winery. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary.

4.5 HOURS

Margaret River Cape to Cape Walk

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Experience the beauty of Cape Naturaliste and parts of the Cape to Cape track during this this outdoors adventure. The hike traverses over some of the most distinct granite headlands on the coast, offering stunning vistas of the picturesque west coast. Old Dunsborough Boat Ramp, Meelup Beach, Welcome to Country Ceremony, Afternoon Tea Depart the pier and transfer to the Old Dunsborough Boat Ramp and start your hike. Walk to the magical white sands of Meelup Beach where a local Wardandi Elder will provide a Welcome to Country ceremony followed by an afternoon tea with seasonal indigenous bush foods. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse The complex coastal heath vegetation found here is part of the internationally recognized South West Biodiversity Hotspot, where thousands of unique endemic plants are found. Venture on to the Cape Naturaliste lighthouse, activated in 1904. This 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone still uses its original first order Fresnel lens made by Chance Brothers. The observation platform at the base of the lighthouse is a great spot to take pictures and take in sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and the beautiful surroundings. Sugarloaf Rock, Margaret River Wine Your walk continues towards the Sugarloaf Rock, one of the most spectacular, untouched stretches of coastline in the world. Experience the power of the Indian Ocean and the unique and pristine flora and fauna of the region on the first section of the renowned Cape to Cape Track. Enjoy a glass of Margaret River wine while marvelling the views of Sugarloaf Rock before it is time to return back to the pier. Active excursions are recommended only for those guests in good physical health, with considerable amounts of physical activity. Margaret River Cape to Cape Walk CODE: ABU-F DURATION 6 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL PHYSICALLY FIT Active excursions are recommended only for those guests in good physical health, with considerable amounts of physical activity. Experience the beauty of Cape Naturaliste and parts of the Cape to Cape track during this this outdoors adventure. The hike traverses over some of the most distinct granite headlands on the coast, offering stunning vistas of the picturesque west coast. Old Dunsborough Boat Ramp, Meelup Beach, Welcome to Country Ceremony, Afternoon Tea Depart the pier and transfer to the Old Dunsborough Boat Ramp and start your hike. Walk to the magical white sands of Meelup Beach where a local Wardandi Elder will provide a Welcome to Country ceremony followed by an afternoon tea with seasonal indigenous bush foods. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse The complex coastal heath vegetation found here is part of the internationally recognized South West Biodiversity Hotspot, where thousands of unique endemic plants are found. Venture on to the Cape Naturaliste lighthouse, activated in 1904. This 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone still uses its original first order Fresnel lens made by Chance Brothers. The observation platform at the base of the lighthouse is a great spot to take pictures and take in sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and the beautiful surroundings. Sugarloaf Rock, Margaret River Wine Your walk continues towards the Sugarloaf Rock, one of the most spectacular, untouched stretches of coastline in the world. Experience the power of the Indian Ocean and the unique and pristine flora and fauna of the region on the first section of the renowned Cape to Cape Track. Enjoy a glass of Margaret River wine while marvelling the views of Sugarloaf Rock before it is time to return back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 5.66 miles (about 9 kilometres), at times over uneven and gravel surfaces and inclines, with steps to negotiate. This tour is recommended for guests in good physical health and is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests must be at least 18 years old to be served alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 5.66 miles (about 9 kilometres), at times over uneven and gravel surfaces and inclines, with steps to negotiate. This tour is recommended for guests in good physical health and is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests must be at least 18 years old to be served alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

6 HOURS

Margaret River Wineries

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Taste a number of delicious Margaret River wines on this indulgent tour through this renowned wine region. Cape Mentelle Winery, Behind the Scenes Tour, Wine Tasting Depart the pier for approximately 60-minute drive to Cape Mentelle Winery, named by the French 'Baudin Expedition' which charted the coast of Western Australia in 1801. They named the Cape after two notable French scientists, geographer Edmund and his cartographer brother Francois-Simon Mentelle, who lived in Paris in the early 1700's. Venture behind the scenes on a guided tour to discover how their wines are made both in the vineyard and the winery. Your guide will walk you through the vineyard, the red cellar and the barrel hall before it is time to taste some of the beautiful wines. The current release wines will be tasted in the cellar door before continuing to the next winery. Aravina Estate, Wine Tasting & Cheese Platter Head north to Aravina Estate and learn about this wonderful local winery and the great selection of wines they offer. Discover the secrets of Aravina Estate which was awarded as one of the ten Best New Wineries in 2014 by wine critic James Halliday. It is a 180-acre wine growing property situated in the south west viticulture region of Western Australia. The driving ambition at Aravina Estate is to build an enjoyable wine destination for all who visit, one that showcases the best natural attributes of Western Australia's South West region. Nestled amongst the picturesque setting of expansive vineyards across the rolling hills, natural bushland and manicured gardens, Aravina Estate is one of Margaret River's finest wine producers in the region. Enjoy a tasting of their varieties of wines accompanied with a cheese platter. After your visit, make your way back to Busselton. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Margaret River Wineries CODE: ABU-A DURATION 6 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Taste a number of delicious Margaret River wines on this indulgent tour through this renowned wine region. Cape Mentelle Winery, Behind the Scenes Tour, Wine Tasting Depart the pier for approximately 60-minute drive to Cape Mentelle Winery, named by the French 'Baudin Expedition' which charted the coast of Western Australia in 1801. They named the Cape after two notable French scientists, geographer Edmund and his cartographer brother Francois-Simon Mentelle, who lived in Paris in the early 1700's. Venture behind the scenes on a guided tour to discover how their wines are made both in the vineyard and the winery. Your guide will walk you through the vineyard, the red cellar and the barrel hall before it is time to taste some of the beautiful wines. The current release wines will be tasted in the cellar door before continuing to the next winery. Aravina Estate, Wine Tasting & Cheese Platter Head north to Aravina Estate and learn about this wonderful local winery and the great selection of wines they offer. Discover the secrets of Aravina Estate which was awarded as one of the ten Best New Wineries in 2014 by wine critic James Halliday. It is a 180-acre wine growing property situated in the south west viticulture region of Western Australia. The driving ambition at Aravina Estate is to build an enjoyable wine destination for all who visit, one that showcases the best natural attributes of Western Australia's South West region. Nestled amongst the picturesque setting of expansive vineyards across the rolling hills, natural bushland and manicured gardens, Aravina Estate is one of Margaret River's finest wine producers in the region. Enjoy a tasting of their varieties of wines accompanied with a cheese platter. After your visit, make your way back to Busselton. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking at times over uneven surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking at times over uneven surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

6 HOURS

Ngilgi Cave & Cape Naturaliste

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Explore two of the region's must-see attractions, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and majestic Ngligi Caves on this half-day excursion. Ngilgi Cave Depart the pier for approximately 40-minute drive to Ngilgi Cave, an exquisitely decorated cave and a home to stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Previously known as Yallingup Cave, is a karst cave with the most beautiful array of varied crystal formations including beautifully coloured shawls and helictites. The local Wardandi people have long known of the existence of the Ngilgi cave and believe the caves to be their passage to the afterlife. Take part in a semi-guided tour with some free time in the cave before heading to your next stop. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Continue with a brief transfer to the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse which was activated in 1904. This 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone still uses its original first order Fresnel lens. The observation platform at the base of the lighthouse is a great spot to take pictures and take in sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and the beautiful surroundings. Here, enjoy some free time to explore the picturesque area at your own leisure. The tour concludes with approximately 50-minute drive back to the pier. Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Ngilgi Cave & Cape Naturaliste CODE: ABU-D DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL EXTENSIVE Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Explore two of the region's must-see attractions, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and majestic Ngligi Caves on this half-day excursion. Ngilgi Cave Depart the pier for approximately 40-minute drive to Ngilgi Cave, an exquisitely decorated cave and a home to stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Previously known as Yallingup Cave, is a karst cave with the most beautiful array of varied crystal formations including beautifully coloured shawls and helictites. The local Wardandi people have long known of the existence of the Ngilgi cave and believe the caves to be their passage to the afterlife. Take part in a semi-guided tour with some free time in the cave before heading to your next stop. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Continue with a brief transfer to the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse which was activated in 1904. This 20-metre (66 ft) high cylindrical tower built of limestone still uses its original first order Fresnel lens. The observation platform at the base of the lighthouse is a great spot to take pictures and take in sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and the beautiful surroundings. Here, enjoy some free time to explore the picturesque area at your own leisure. The tour concludes with approximately 50-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking over paved, unpaved, natural ground, sandy, and grassy areas, with over 100 steps to negotiate at the Ngilgi Cave. Walking during free time is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for pregnant guests, guests with heart/respiratory conditions, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Sturdy footwear and a jacket required for the caves as the temperatures are much cooler than outside. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking over paved, unpaved, natural ground, sandy, and grassy areas, with over 100 steps to negotiate at the Ngilgi Cave. Walking during free time is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for pregnant guests, guests with heart/respiratory conditions, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Sturdy footwear and a jacket required for the caves as the temperatures are much cooler than outside.

4 HOURS

Taste of Margaret River

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Get a chance to visit the famous Margaret River region and taste the local wines, beers, ciders and chocolates on this half-day excursion. Cheeky Monkey Brewery Depart the pier for Cheeky Monkey Brewery, where refreshing beverages are produced under the watchful eyes of their master brewers. The brewery was founded in 2012 by the Burton Family and currently independently owned by a small group of friends. You will get a chance to taste a selection of their beers and ciders. Margaret River Chocolate Company Next, continue to the Margaret River Chocolate Company for a fascinating insight into the world of chocolate. The original factory in the Margaret River region was opened in 1999. Taste some of their locally made chocolates, and have the chance to see the art of chocolate making for yourself through a viewing window. Aravina Estate & Wine Tasting After indulging your sweet tooth at the Margaret River Chocolate Company, make your way to Aravina Estate and learn about this wonderful local winery and the great selection of wines they offer. Discover the secrets of Aravina Estate which was awarded as one of the ten Best New Wineries in 2014 by wine critic James Halliday. It is a 180-acre wine growing property situated in the south west viticulture region of Western Australia. The driving ambition at Aravina Estate is to build an enjoyable wine destination for all who visit, one that showcases the best natural attributes of Western Australia's South West region. Nestled amongst the picturesque setting of expansive vineyards across the rolling hills, natural bushland and manicured gardens, Aravina Estate is one of Margaret River's finest wine producers in the region. Enjoy a tasting of their varieties of wines. After your visit, make your way back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Taste of Margaret River CODE: ABU-B DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Get a chance to visit the famous Margaret River region and taste the local wines, beers, ciders and chocolates on this half-day excursion. Cheeky Monkey Brewery Depart the pier for Cheeky Monkey Brewery, where refreshing beverages are produced under the watchful eyes of their master brewers. The brewery was founded in 2012 by the Burton Family and currently independently owned by a small group of friends. You will get a chance to taste a selection of their beers and ciders. Margaret River Chocolate Company Next, continue to the Margaret River Chocolate Company for a fascinating insight into the world of chocolate. The original factory in the Margaret River region was opened in 1999. Taste some of their locally made chocolates, and have the chance to see the art of chocolate making for yourself through a viewing window. Aravina Estate & Wine Tasting After indulging your sweet tooth at the Margaret River Chocolate Company, make your way to Aravina Estate and learn about this wonderful local winery and the great selection of wines they offer. Discover the secrets of Aravina Estate which was awarded as one of the ten Best New Wineries in 2014 by wine critic James Halliday. It is a 180-acre wine growing property situated in the south west viticulture region of Western Australia. The driving ambition at Aravina Estate is to build an enjoyable wine destination for all who visit, one that showcases the best natural attributes of Western Australia's South West region. Nestled amongst the picturesque setting of expansive vineyards across the rolling hills, natural bushland and manicured gardens, Aravina Estate is one of Margaret River's finest wine producers in the region. Enjoy a tasting of their varieties of wines. After your visit, make your way back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking at times over uneven and natural surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle without assistance. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking at times over uneven and natural surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle without assistance. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary.

4 HOURS

Esperance, Australia

Archipelego Scenic Cruise

EPR-D

Enjoy a cruise through various islands in the Recherche Archipelago Cruise comfortably beside a magnificent cluster of green islands. Recherche Archipelego, Blue Haven Home of the Australian sea lions, Cape Barren geese, white-breasted sea eagles and dolphins the Recherche Archipelago is a cluster of green islands off the coat of Western Australia. Enjoy a relaxing cruise that offers you an insight into this wonderful marine environment. Morning tea and a snack will be served in the protected bay of Blue Haven. Continue past Blue Haven Beach, West Beach, Lovers Cove and the Esperance Port/Foreshore before a short walk return to Taylor St Jetty. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and on and off the boat. Tour is not wheelchair accessible. Wildlife spotting is not guaranteed. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Archipelego Scenic Cruise CODE: EPR-D DURATION 3.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Enjoy a cruise through various islands in the Recherche Archipelago Cruise comfortably beside a magnificent cluster of green islands. Recherche Archipelego, Blue Haven Home of the Australian sea lions, Cape Barren geese, white-breasted sea eagles and dolphins the Recherche Archipelago is a cluster of green islands off the coat of Western Australia. Enjoy a relaxing cruise that offers you an insight into this wonderful marine environment. Morning tea and a snack will be served in the protected bay of Blue Haven. Continue past Blue Haven Beach, West Beach, Lovers Cove and the Esperance Port/Foreshore before a short walk return to Taylor St Jetty. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and on and off the boat. Tour is not wheelchair accessible. Wildlife spotting is not guaranteed. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visit. Walking at the sites is at the discretion of each guest. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests who choose to visit museum are responsible for getting back to the ship on their own. Tours will be conducted with commentary from the driver. The tour sequence may vary. Some stops may be replaced subject to weather conditions. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visit. Walking at the sites is at the discretion of each guest. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests who choose to visit museum are responsible for getting back to the ship on their own. Tours will be conducted with commentary from the driver. The tour sequence may vary. Some stops may be replaced subject to weather conditions.

3.5 HOURS

Beaches of Esperance

EPR-C

Spend a half-day exploring a pair of iconic Esperance beaches at Cape Le Grand National Park. Esperance, Cape Le Grand National Park, Frenchman Peak, Hellfire Bay Depart Esperance pier by comfortable coach and, an hour later, find yourself immersed in the stunning Western Australia landscape of Cape Le Grand National Park. Stop for must-take photos of rugged Frenchman Peak – its pointed profile reminiscent of the headwear worn by 19th-century French soldiers. Travel onward to reach secluded Hellfire Bay, tucked languorously between huge granite boulders and showing off picture-perfect views with the islets of Recherche Archipelago jutting up from the surface of a seemingly endless azure horizon. Lucky Bay, Lunch After drinking this setting in, hop back aboard for the spin to your next shoreline of the day – just as spectacular and possessor of the esteemed title of Australia’s whitest beach. Lucky Bay’s uniquely bright sand contrasts with the limpid turquoise of the water along this broad crescent to create a mesmerizing display. With two hours to spend as you wish here, there’s plenty of time for some Indian Ocean swimming, perhaps a brisk exploratory trek or some world-class sun worshipping, and a chance to savor the included picnic box lunch and tea that’s been prepared for you. You’ll also have a far less usual activity to make time for while here: keeping your eyes peeled for an encounter – or two - with the local kangaroos who frequent this shoreline. Famously inquisitive, they roam freely throughout the day and never seem to get a sunburn. When your beach time is up, settle back for the hour-long return to Esperance. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Beaches of Esperance CODE: EPR-C DURATION 4.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Spend a half-day exploring a pair of iconic Esperance beaches at Cape Le Grand National Park. Esperance, Cape Le Grand National Park, Frenchman Peak, Hellfire Bay Depart Esperance pier by comfortable coach and, an hour later, find yourself immersed in the stunning Western Australia landscape of Cape Le Grand National Park. Stop for must-take photos of rugged Frenchman Peak – its pointed profile reminiscent of the headwear worn by 19th-century French soldiers. Travel onward to reach secluded Hellfire Bay, tucked languorously between huge granite boulders and showing off picture-perfect views with the islets of Recherche Archipelago jutting up from the surface of a seemingly endless azure horizon. Lucky Bay, Lunch After drinking this setting in, hop back aboard for the spin to your next shoreline of the day – just as spectacular and possessor of the esteemed title of Australia’s whitest beach. Lucky Bay’s uniquely bright sand contrasts with the limpid turquoise of the water along this broad crescent to create a mesmerizing display. With two hours to spend as you wish here, there’s plenty of time for some Indian Ocean swimming, perhaps a brisk exploratory trek or some world-class sun worshipping, and a chance to savor the included picnic box lunch and tea that’s been prepared for you. You’ll also have a far less usual activity to make time for while here: keeping your eyes peeled for an encounter – or two - with the local kangaroos who frequent this shoreline. Famously inquisitive, they roam freely throughout the day and never seem to get a sunburn. When your beach time is up, settle back for the hour-long return to Esperance. Please note: This easy excursion involves mostly optional walking on beach sand surfaces. Venues are wheelchair accessible; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach without assistance. Comfortable walking shoes and swimwear under coverup are suggested; bring along your preferred sun protection and a towel if you plan to swim. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, though it is rare for none to occur. Specific beaches visited and order of activities may vary due to weather or ocean conditions. Please note: This easy excursion involves mostly optional walking on beach sand surfaces. Venues are wheelchair accessible; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach without assistance. Comfortable walking shoes and swimwear under coverup are suggested; bring along your preferred sun protection and a towel if you plan to swim. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, though it is rare for none to occur. Specific beaches visited and order of activities may vary due to weather or ocean conditions.

4.5 HOURS

Cape Le Grand National Park

EPR-B

Western Australia is home to three majestic national parks, but just one is famed for its sunbathing kangaroos. It’s easy to see why they’re so attracted to Cape Le Grand – this unspoiled coastal reserve presents epic vistas at every turn, from granite outcroppings and rocky headlands to powder-white beach sand and crystalline turquoise surf. Lucky Bay Beach, Cape le Grand National Park, Western Australia’s Stonehenge Best of all, you can access this idyllic wild beauty easily on this half-day outing from Esperance pier. Setting out by comfortable coach, you’ll be at Lucky Bay beach within the first hour, with some free time to explore this strand universally known as Australia’s whitest beach. You may opt for a dip in the refreshing waters here, take a quick hike along one of the bushwalking tracks, or simply gaze out on the Recherche Archipelago just offshore, its islets seemingly afloat against an infinite azure horizon. Oh, and don’t forget to say G’Day to the lucky resident kangaroos often seen soaking up the same wondrous views. After further delightful Cape Le Grand touring and free time, you’ll arrive in what suddenly seems to be the wrong country. Esperance Stonehenge is an exacting replica of the UK’s iconic landmark ruins – 2,500 tons of solid pink granite arranged in a perfect monolithic circle and aligned to the winter and summer solstices. A short photo stop to admire this unique attraction (and perhaps sample its uncanny acoustics) makes for the perfect end to your immersion in the natural beauty of Australia. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Cape Le Grand National Park CODE: EPR-B DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Western Australia is home to three majestic national parks, but just one is famed for its sunbathing kangaroos. It’s easy to see why they’re so attracted to Cape Le Grand – this unspoiled coastal reserve presents epic vistas at every turn, from granite outcroppings and rocky headlands to powder-white beach sand and crystalline turquoise surf. Lucky Bay Beach, Cape le Grand National Park, Western Australia’s Stonehenge Best of all, you can access this idyllic wild beauty easily on this half-day outing from Esperance pier. Setting out by comfortable coach, you’ll be at Lucky Bay beach within the first hour, with some free time to explore this strand universally known as Australia’s whitest beach. You may opt for a dip in the refreshing waters here, take a quick hike along one of the bushwalking tracks, or simply gaze out on the Recherche Archipelago just offshore, its islets seemingly afloat against an infinite azure horizon. Oh, and don’t forget to say G’Day to the lucky resident kangaroos often seen soaking up the same wondrous views. After further delightful Cape Le Grand touring and free time, you’ll arrive in what suddenly seems to be the wrong country. Esperance Stonehenge is an exacting replica of the UK’s iconic landmark ruins – 2,500 tons of solid pink granite arranged in a perfect monolithic circle and aligned to the winter and summer solstices. A short photo stop to admire this unique attraction (and perhaps sample its uncanny acoustics) makes for the perfect end to your immersion in the natural beauty of Australia. Please note: This easy excursion involves mostly optional walking on beach sand surfaces. Venues are wheelchair accessible; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach without assistance. Comfortable walking shoes and swimwear under coverup are suggested; bring along your preferred sun protection and a towel if you plan to swim. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, though it is rare for none to occur. The order of sights and activities may vary. Please note: This easy excursion involves mostly optional walking on beach sand surfaces. Venues are wheelchair accessible; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach without assistance. Comfortable walking shoes and swimwear under coverup are suggested; bring along your preferred sun protection and a towel if you plan to swim. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, though it is rare for none to occur. The order of sights and activities may vary.

4 HOURS

Scenic Esperance

EPR-A

Discover Esperance in carefree comfort on a sightseeing drive through town and along the coast. Esperance and Twilight Beach Your first stop is the Rotary Lookout, perched high atop a granite outcrop overlooking Esperance and the islands of the Recherche Archipelago. Continue along the white sandy coast and stop for photos at one of the best beaches, Twilight Beach, another great spot for photos. Morning Tea at Taylor St. Quarters, Tanker Jetty, Next, break for a traditional morning tea at the acclaimed Taylor St. Quarters. From here, continue through the east side of town to reach the Tanker Jetty, which stretches nearly 1,200 feet into the bay. Built in the mid-1930s, today it's a favourite spot among locals for scenic walks and fishing. Your drive wraps up along the Esplanade with a photo opportunity at the gleaming Whale Tail sculpture. Esperance Museum Afterwards, feel free to visit the nearby Esperance Museum (on your own) or head back to the ship. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Scenic Esperance CODE: EPR-A DURATION 3.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Discover Esperance in carefree comfort on a sightseeing drive through town and along the coast. Esperance and Twilight Beach Your first stop is the Rotary Lookout, perched high atop a granite outcrop overlooking Esperance and the islands of the Recherche Archipelago. Continue along the white sandy coast and stop for photos at one of the best beaches, Twilight Beach, another great spot for photos. Morning Tea at Taylor St. Quarters, Tanker Jetty, Next, break for a traditional morning tea at the acclaimed Taylor St. Quarters. From here, continue through the east side of town to reach the Tanker Jetty, which stretches nearly 1,200 feet into the bay. Built in the mid-1930s, today it's a favourite spot among locals for scenic walks and fishing. Your drive wraps up along the Esplanade with a photo opportunity at the gleaming Whale Tail sculpture. Esperance Museum Afterwards, feel free to visit the nearby Esperance Museum (on your own) or head back to the ship. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visit. Walking at the sites is at the discretion of each guest. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests who choose to visit museum are responsible for getting back to the ship on their own. Tours will be conducted with commentary from the driver. The tour sequence may vary. Some stops may be replaced subject to weather conditions. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visit. Walking at the sites is at the discretion of each guest. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection from the ship. Guests who choose to visit museum are responsible for getting back to the ship on their own. Tours will be conducted with commentary from the driver. The tour sequence may vary. Some stops may be replaced subject to weather conditions.

3.5 HOURS

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Exclusive Nocturnal Night at Bonorong

HBA-D

Port Arthur Discovery

HBA-F

Enjoy the natural beauty of the Tasman Peninsula and visit one of Australia's most feared penal colonies during this guided walking tour of Port Arthur. Tasman Peninsula, Port Arthur Guided Walk, Scenic Harbour Cruise Depart the pier for the 60-mile (96-kilometre) drive from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula and listen as your driver provides commentary. Head towards infamous Port Arthur, where upon arrival, you are met by a park ranger who leads you on an approximate 40-minute guided walking tour through one of Australia's most feared penal colonies followed by a scenic harbour cruise discovering the secrets of this historic site. Established on the Tasman Peninsula as a timber-cutting station in 1830, Port Arthur grew in size and importance in the last decades of transportation. More than 10,000 convicts were transported here from England during the forty years the prison was used and it was these same prisoners who eventually became the settlers of this new land. Now an historic site, Port Arthur has been carefully restored, making it easier to explore these fascinating ruins. Church, Penitentiary, Hospital, Old Guard House, Free Time During your tour, visit interesting sites that include the church, which was designed by an inmate, along with the penitentiary, hospital, old guard house, and a model prison - a radical experiment in prison design for the time. Some free time will also be made for independent exploration at your leisure. At the appointed time, re-board your coach for the transfer back to Hobart and the ship. Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Port Arthur Discovery CODE: HBA-F DURATION 6 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL EXTENSIVE Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Enjoy the natural beauty of the Tasman Peninsula and visit one of Australia's most feared penal colonies during this guided walking tour of Port Arthur. Tasman Peninsula, Port Arthur Guided Walk, Scenic Harbour Cruise Depart the pier for the 60-mile (96-kilometre) drive from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula and listen as your driver provides commentary. Head towards infamous Port Arthur, where upon arrival, you are met by a park ranger who leads you on an approximate 40-minute guided walking tour through one of Australia's most feared penal colonies followed by a scenic harbour cruise discovering the secrets of this historic site. Established on the Tasman Peninsula as a timber-cutting station in 1830, Port Arthur grew in size and importance in the last decades of transportation. More than 10,000 convicts were transported here from England during the forty years the prison was used and it was these same prisoners who eventually became the settlers of this new land. Now an historic site, Port Arthur has been carefully restored, making it easier to explore these fascinating ruins. Church, Penitentiary, Hospital, Old Guard House, Free Time During your tour, visit interesting sites that include the church, which was designed by an inmate, along with the penitentiary, hospital, old guard house, and a model prison - a radical experiment in prison design for the time. Some free time will also be made for independent exploration at your leisure. At the appointed time, re-board your coach for the transfer back to Hobart and the ship. Please note: Although the amount of walking and sites seen at Port Arthur are at each guest's discretion, an extensive amount of walking is required to see Port Arthur fully. It is a pedestrian-only site. Walking distance is approximately 1.5-2 miles (2-3.5 kilometres), some of which is over natural, uneven ground and involves stairs. Some ruins have cobbled, uneven flooring and steps, and narrow doorways that must be negotiated. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. The drive to Port Arthur is approximately 90 minutes in duration. Lunch is at guests own expense; bring Australian dollars or a major credit card for any purchases. Please note: Although the amount of walking and sites seen at Port Arthur are at each guest's discretion, an extensive amount of walking is required to see Port Arthur fully. It is a pedestrian-only site. Walking distance is approximately 1.5-2 miles (2-3.5 kilometres), some of which is over natural, uneven ground and involves stairs. Some ruins have cobbled, uneven flooring and steps, and narrow doorways that must be negotiated. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. The drive to Port Arthur is approximately 90 minutes in duration. Lunch is at guests own expense; bring Australian dollars or a major credit card for any purchases.

6 HOURS

Rugged Tasmanian Coast via RIB-Boat

HBA-O

Discover the rugged beauty and waterways along the picturesque Tasmanian coastline during this scenic and exhilarating, half-day excursion via RIB-boat. RIB-Boat Cruise Following a short walk to the pier, embark a rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) for a scenic, approximately 2.5-hour cruise along the rugged Tassie coastline. Your new RIB-boat features spacious, enclosed cabins and comfortable leather seats with large awning windows that enable you to immerse yourself in your beautiful surrounds. There is also standing room outside the cabin, if you prefer to feel the rush of the wind around you as the RIB-boat speeds through the water. Derwent River, Battery Point, Wrest Point Casino, Iron Pot Lighthouse, Mount Wellington Cruising down the Derwent River, pass by Battery Point, now one of Tasmania's premium residential addresses, as well as iconic landmarks such as the Wrest Point Casino, Iron Pot Lighthouse and the Shot Tower. Further south, you can appreciate the scale of Mount Wellington as it towers over the city. Storm Bay, Betsey Island, Seabirds, Hope Beach, Indian Ocean Next, cruise into Storm Bay en route to Betsey Island, an uninhabited island that is home to a variety of seabirds, including gulls, cormorants and the majestic, white-bellied sea eagle. As you circumnavigate Betsey Island, spot isolated Hope Beach and feel the swell of the Indian Ocean. At the conclusion of your visit, return to the pier, disembark the RIB-boat and commence the short walk back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Rugged Tasmanian Coast via RIB-Boat CODE: HBA-O DURATION 3.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Discover the rugged beauty and waterways along the picturesque Tasmanian coastline during this scenic and exhilarating, half-day excursion via RIB-boat. RIB-Boat Cruise Following a short walk to the pier, embark a rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) for a scenic, approximately 2.5-hour cruise along the rugged Tassie coastline. Your new RIB-boat features spacious, enclosed cabins and comfortable leather seats with large awning windows that enable you to immerse yourself in your beautiful surrounds. There is also standing room outside the cabin, if you prefer to feel the rush of the wind around you as the RIB-boat speeds through the water. Derwent River, Battery Point, Wrest Point Casino, Iron Pot Lighthouse, Mount Wellington Cruising down the Derwent River, pass by Battery Point, now one of Tasmania's premium residential addresses, as well as iconic landmarks such as the Wrest Point Casino, Iron Pot Lighthouse and the Shot Tower. Further south, you can appreciate the scale of Mount Wellington as it towers over the city. Storm Bay, Betsey Island, Seabirds, Hope Beach, Indian Ocean Next, cruise into Storm Bay en route to Betsey Island, an uninhabited island that is home to a variety of seabirds, including gulls, cormorants and the majestic, white-bellied sea eagle. As you circumnavigate Betsey Island, spot isolated Hope Beach and feel the swell of the Indian Ocean. At the conclusion of your visit, return to the pier, disembark the RIB-boat and commence the short walk back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 0.6 miles (about one kilometre), with a few steps to negotiate to embark/disembark the RIB-boat. This tour is not suitable for guests prone to seasickness, guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 0.6 miles (about one kilometre), with a few steps to negotiate to embark/disembark the RIB-boat. This tour is not suitable for guests prone to seasickness, guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

3.5 HOURS

S.A.L.T. Tasmania’s Wild Tastes with Hunting, Fishing, Wood-Fire Cooking Star Chef Analiese Gregory

HBA-003

Combining two of Hobart’s local treasures - Analiese Gregory, one of the world’s best sustainable cooking chefs and The Bowmont heritage-listed building, you’ll discover Tasmania’s culinary heritage during this interactive S.A.L.T. Program culinary experience. Scenic Drive Board your coach and enjoy driving around the distinct Tasmanian landscape to the nearby town of Franklin. You’ll arrive at the Bowmont, a two-story heritage listed building on the banks of the Huon River. The Bowmont Originally built in 1906 by renowned builders J. Dunn & Son, the Federation Free-style design and construction was typical of the builder’s work which can still be found throughout many parts of Hobart. A much-loved building of the Huon Valley, the former bank and maternity hospital has been reimagined using traditional methods that cherish and preserve its colourful history. Hear about its many previous lives and the unique stories it holds during your time emersed with Analiese Gregory’s masterclass of techniques with local ingredients before enjoying lunch prepared by the world-renowned chef. Masterclass and Chef Prepared Lunch Upon arrival be greeted by Chef Analiese Gregory and her team. Watch, learn and taste as Analiese takes you on a cooking journey over an open fire demonstration. You will enjoy the canapes made by Analiese as she brings the rugged food culture to the forefront. Continue inside the Bowmont, where the excitement continues with a up close cooking demonstration. As Analiese finishes the menu items in front of group, she will talk through the way the ingredients are used. Of course, the cooking experience will be followed by a tasty lunch! After the lunch, take a short walk back to board the bus to return to the ship. Chef Analiese Gregory Hailed as one of the most exciting chefs of her generation, Analiese Gregory has swapped the dazzling Michelin star restaurants of Paris’s Le Meurice and Sydney’s Quay for rugged Tasmania, where she forged a new life in a century old cottage at the bottom of the world in Tasmania. She is the author of the recently published book How Wild Things Are, has been 2IC at Sydney's three hat Quay, and honed her skills in the kitchens of Michelin-starred stalwarts The Ledbury, Mugaritz, and Michel Bras restaurants in UK and Europe. You will be mesmerized on how the described ‘forage-master’ recounts learning to hunt, fish, forage and live seasonally, closer to nature. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered S.A.L.T. Tasmania’s Wild Tastes with Hunting, Fishing, Wood-Fire Cooking Star Chef Analiese Gregory CODE: HBA-003 DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Combining two of Hobart’s local treasures - Analiese Gregory, one of the world’s best sustainable cooking chefs and The Bowmont heritage-listed building, you’ll discover Tasmania’s culinary heritage during this interactive S.A.L.T. Program culinary experience. Scenic Drive Board your coach and enjoy driving around the distinct Tasmanian landscape to the nearby town of Franklin. You’ll arrive at the Bowmont, a two-story heritage listed building on the banks of the Huon River. The Bowmont Originally built in 1906 by renowned builders J. Dunn & Son, the Federation Free-style design and construction was typical of the builder’s work which can still be found throughout many parts of Hobart. A much-loved building of the Huon Valley, the former bank and maternity hospital has been reimagined using traditional methods that cherish and preserve its colourful history. Hear about its many previous lives and the unique stories it holds during your time emersed with Analiese Gregory’s masterclass of techniques with local ingredients before enjoying lunch prepared by the world-renowned chef. Masterclass and Chef Prepared Lunch Upon arrival be greeted by Chef Analiese Gregory and her team. Watch, learn and taste as Analiese takes you on a cooking journey over an open fire demonstration. You will enjoy the canapes made by Analiese as she brings the rugged food culture to the forefront. Continue inside the Bowmont, where the excitement continues with a up close cooking demonstration. As Analiese finishes the menu items in front of group, she will talk through the way the ingredients are used. Of course, the cooking experience will be followed by a tasty lunch! After the lunch, take a short walk back to board the bus to return to the ship. Chef Analiese Gregory Hailed as one of the most exciting chefs of her generation, Analiese Gregory has swapped the dazzling Michelin star restaurants of Paris’s Le Meurice and Sydney’s Quay for rugged Tasmania, where she forged a new life in a century old cottage at the bottom of the world in Tasmania. She is the author of the recently published book How Wild Things Are, has been 2IC at Sydney's three hat Quay, and honed her skills in the kitchens of Michelin-starred stalwarts The Ledbury, Mugaritz, and Michel Bras restaurants in UK and Europe. You will be mesmerized on how the described ‘forage-master’ recounts learning to hunt, fish, forage and live seasonally, closer to nature. Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to get on/off the coach without assistance. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to get on/off the coach without assistance. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended. The tour sequence may vary.

4 HOURS

Tassie Devils & Richmond

HBA-E

Explore the history of Richmond, and the area's beautiful and diverse wildlife, during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion. Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Hobart, a Tasmanian sanctuary for orphaned or injured animals. During your visit, free time is made available to explore the sanctuary's unique animals, including Tasmania devils, quolls, wombats, kangaroos, and wallabies, and learn about their inspiring survival stories. Richmond Bridge & Town Next, re-board your coach for the short ride across the Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge in the city, to the historic town of Richmond, a former military staging post and convict station located in the Coal River Valley. Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of the town, which is highlighted by fine Georgian architecture. Following your tour, some free time is made available to discover Richmond's wonderful galleries, cafés and boutiques at your leisure. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Tassie Devils & Richmond CODE: HBA-E DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL EXTENSIVE Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Explore the history of Richmond, and the area's beautiful and diverse wildlife, during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion. Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Hobart, a Tasmanian sanctuary for orphaned or injured animals. During your visit, free time is made available to explore the sanctuary's unique animals, including Tasmania devils, quolls, wombats, kangaroos, and wallabies, and learn about their inspiring survival stories. Richmond Bridge & Town Next, re-board your coach for the short ride across the Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge in the city, to the historic town of Richmond, a former military staging post and convict station located in the Coal River Valley. Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of the town, which is highlighted by fine Georgian architecture. Following your tour, some free time is made available to discover Richmond's wonderful galleries, cafés and boutiques at your leisure. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 1.24 miles (about two kilometres), at times over uneven surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. Walking at the Bonorong Wildlife Park and Richmond is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Please note that in some cases, this tour is mainly guided by the driver and may not have a seperate guide escorting the tour. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 1.24 miles (about two kilometres), at times over uneven surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. Walking at the Bonorong Wildlife Park and Richmond is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Please note that in some cases, this tour is mainly guided by the driver and may not have a seperate guide escorting the tour.

4 HOURS

Kangaroo Island, Australia

A Taste of Kangaroo Island

KAG-A

Experience the splendid beauty, wildlife and flavours of Kangaroo Island during this half-day tour that showcases some local producers including a shearing demonstration, honey farm and Eucalyptus distillery. Rob's Sheep Shearing Depart the pier for the scenic, narrated drive to the Rob's Sheep Shearing. Robs Shearing Demonstration which provides a chance to watch KI local farmer Rob work together with his well-trained sheepdogs to round up sheep in the yards. Rob then puts his expert shearing skills on show, by shearing one of his flock and entertaining you with his local stories. Rob will then use a spinning wheel to spin wool into a fine, even string creating a lovely ball of merino yarn. Clifford's Honey Farm Next, re-board your coach and drive south for a visit to Clifford's Honey Farm, where over 22,000 pounds (10,000 kilograms) of honey is produced annually. Kangaroo Island is the only place in the world where a pure strain of Ligurian bee exists. Upon arrival, take a guided tour of the Honey Room and facility, explore the honey collection, extraction and production processes, and participate in a tasting of honey varieties. Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery Your last stop is at the Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery, the only commercial eucalyptus distillery operating in South Australia. Take a guided tour of the distillery and sample Kangaroo Island Cider. Re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute ride back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. A Taste of Kangaroo Island CODE: KAG-A DURATION 4.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Experience the splendid beauty, wildlife and flavours of Kangaroo Island during this half-day tour that showcases some local producers including a shearing demonstration, honey farm and Eucalyptus distillery. Rob's Sheep Shearing Depart the pier for the scenic, narrated drive to the Rob's Sheep Shearing. Robs Shearing Demonstration which provides a chance to watch KI local farmer Rob work together with his well-trained sheepdogs to round up sheep in the yards. Rob then puts his expert shearing skills on show, by shearing one of his flock and entertaining you with his local stories. Rob will then use a spinning wheel to spin wool into a fine, even string creating a lovely ball of merino yarn. Clifford's Honey Farm Next, re-board your coach and drive south for a visit to Clifford's Honey Farm, where over 22,000 pounds (10,000 kilograms) of honey is produced annually. Kangaroo Island is the only place in the world where a pure strain of Ligurian bee exists. Upon arrival, take a guided tour of the Honey Room and facility, explore the honey collection, extraction and production processes, and participate in a tasting of honey varieties. Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery Your last stop is at the Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery, the only commercial eucalyptus distillery operating in South Australia. Take a guided tour of the distillery and sample Kangaroo Island Cider. Re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute ride back to the pier. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 250 yards (about 229 metres), at times over natural, uneven and slippery ground, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the venues. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable layered clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes, sun protection and a sweater are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Facilities are eco-based and rustic at times. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 250 yards (about 229 metres), at times over natural, uneven and slippery ground, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the venues. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable layered clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes, sun protection and a sweater are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Facilities are eco-based and rustic at times. The tour sequence may vary.

4.5 HOURS

Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park & Beach

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Discover the scenic splendour and wildlife of Kangaroo Island during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion. Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, Pennington Bay, Free Time, Ocean & Coastal Views, Crashing Waves Depart the pier for the short drive to Pennington Bay, an extremely popular surfing and fishing beach. Upon arrival, some free time is made available to relax, stroll the beach and/or take in splendid panoramic views of the coast and ocean. Extreme care should be taken due to the very strong rip currents here, and crashing huge waves on the shore that can be heard at the American River, located approximately 5.6 miles (about nine kilometres) away. Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, Rare and Unique Wildlife from Kangaroo Island and Australia Next, re-board your coach and proceed to the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park. With a wide range of Kangaroo Island and Australia's rare, unique and special wildlife, this park offers a unique, hands-on experience in a safe, friendly and educational environment. During your guided walking tour, you get an up-close and hands on experience with many of the parks animals, most of which have been rescued over the years. There may also be the opportunity to hold a koala weather permitting at your own expense. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 70-minute drive back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park & Beach CODE: KAG-E DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Discover the scenic splendour and wildlife of Kangaroo Island during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion. Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, Pennington Bay, Free Time, Ocean & Coastal Views, Crashing Waves Depart the pier for the short drive to Pennington Bay, an extremely popular surfing and fishing beach. Upon arrival, some free time is made available to relax, stroll the beach and/or take in splendid panoramic views of the coast and ocean. Extreme care should be taken due to the very strong rip currents here, and crashing huge waves on the shore that can be heard at the American River, located approximately 5.6 miles (about nine kilometres) away. Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, Rare and Unique Wildlife from Kangaroo Island and Australia Next, re-board your coach and proceed to the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park. With a wide range of Kangaroo Island and Australia's rare, unique and special wildlife, this park offers a unique, hands-on experience in a safe, friendly and educational environment. During your guided walking tour, you get an up-close and hands on experience with many of the parks animals, most of which have been rescued over the years. There may also be the opportunity to hold a koala weather permitting at your own expense. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 70-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 547 yards (about 500 metres), at times over uneven surfaces, with three-four steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. Walking at Pennington Bay is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Guests cannot stay on the coach for extended visits to venues, as the air-conditioning on the coach does not work without the engine running. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 547 yards (about 500 metres), at times over uneven surfaces, with three-four steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. Walking at Pennington Bay is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Guests cannot stay on the coach for extended visits to venues, as the air-conditioning on the coach does not work without the engine running. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

4 HOURS

Penneshaw & Surrounds Ocean Experience

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Marvel at the coast and wildlife of Kangaroo Island from the water during this scenic and exhilarating, 'Ocean Safari' excursion. Christmas Cove, Dolphin Cove, Cuttlefish Bay, Kangaroo Head and Snapper Point Depart the pier for the short transfer to Christmas Cove. En route, a photo brief stop is made to take in spectacular panoramic views over Penneshaw. Upon arrival at Christmas Cove, embark your awaiting, 24.6-foot (about 7.5-metre) rigid-inflatable boat (RIB), the Gemini Waverider, and begin your approximately one-hour coast and wildlife tour. Along the way, your panoramic route wraps around the coastline of Kangaroo Island, and visits locales like Dolphin Cove, Cuttlefish Bay, Kangaroo Head and Snapper Point. Wildlife During your exciting journey via RIB-boat, you may encounter pods of bottlenose and common dolphins frolicking happily in their natural environment, or swimming alongside the boat. Seals also inhabit the coasts of Kangaroo Island, and may be seen resting up on the rocks. In addition, look for the many diverse species of seabirds, including sea eagles, osprey and wedged-tailed eagles. At the conclusion of your RIB-boat adventure, return to Christmas Cove and disembark your boat, then re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Penneshaw & Surrounds Ocean Experience CODE: KAG-H DURATION 1.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Marvel at the coast and wildlife of Kangaroo Island from the water during this scenic and exhilarating, 'Ocean Safari' excursion. Christmas Cove, Dolphin Cove, Cuttlefish Bay, Kangaroo Head and Snapper Point Depart the pier for the short transfer to Christmas Cove. En route, a photo brief stop is made to take in spectacular panoramic views over Penneshaw. Upon arrival at Christmas Cove, embark your awaiting, 24.6-foot (about 7.5-metre) rigid-inflatable boat (RIB), the Gemini Waverider, and begin your approximately one-hour coast and wildlife tour. Along the way, your panoramic route wraps around the coastline of Kangaroo Island, and visits locales like Dolphin Cove, Cuttlefish Bay, Kangaroo Head and Snapper Point. Wildlife During your exciting journey via RIB-boat, you may encounter pods of bottlenose and common dolphins frolicking happily in their natural environment, or swimming alongside the boat. Seals also inhabit the coasts of Kangaroo Island, and may be seen resting up on the rocks. In addition, look for the many diverse species of seabirds, including sea eagles, osprey and wedged-tailed eagles. At the conclusion of your RIB-boat adventure, return to Christmas Cove and disembark your boat, then re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 547 yards (about 500 metres), at times over uneven surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and embark/disembark the boat. This tour is not suitable for pregnant guests, guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with heart and/or respiratory conditions, guests prone to seasickness, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof jacket from the ship. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. The tour sequence may vary. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 547 yards (about 500 metres), at times over uneven surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and embark/disembark the boat. This tour is not suitable for pregnant guests, guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with heart and/or respiratory conditions, guests prone to seasickness, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof jacket from the ship. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. The tour sequence may vary. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions.

1.5 HOURS

Pennington Bay & Historic Kingscote

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Experience the coastal beauty of Kangaroo Island and legacy of southern Australia's oldest European settlement during this leisurely, half-day sightseeing excursion. Pennington Bay, South Coast, Kangaroo Island Beaches, Kangaroos Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to Kingscote. En route, a photo stop is made at Pennington Bay. Upon arrival, take in spectacular panoramic views of Pennington Bay, the rugged south coast and beautiful beaches of Kangaroo Island. During your drive, look for local kangaroos often seen lazing in the paddocks. Kingscote, Free Time, Reeves Point, Bay of Shoals Upon arrival, in Kingscote, southern Australia's oldest European settlement and the largest township on Kangaroo Island, approximately two hours of free time is made available to explore the main street, browse the local shops and/or relax with a refreshing drink in a local café at your own expense. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier. En route, learn about the history of Kangaroo Island, and pass by historic Reeves Point, the point of South Australia's first settlement, and the scenic Bay of Shoals. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Pennington Bay & Historic Kingscote CODE: KAG-G DURATION 3.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Experience the coastal beauty of Kangaroo Island and legacy of southern Australia's oldest European settlement during this leisurely, half-day sightseeing excursion. Pennington Bay, South Coast, Kangaroo Island Beaches, Kangaroos Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to Kingscote. En route, a photo stop is made at Pennington Bay. Upon arrival, take in spectacular panoramic views of Pennington Bay, the rugged south coast and beautiful beaches of Kangaroo Island. During your drive, look for local kangaroos often seen lazing in the paddocks. Kingscote, Free Time, Reeves Point, Bay of Shoals Upon arrival, in Kingscote, southern Australia's oldest European settlement and the largest township on Kangaroo Island, approximately two hours of free time is made available to explore the main street, browse the local shops and/or relax with a refreshing drink in a local café at your own expense. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier. En route, learn about the history of Kangaroo Island, and pass by historic Reeves Point, the point of South Australia's first settlement, and the scenic Bay of Shoals. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, at times over uneven surfaces, with three-four steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. Walking at Kingscote is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, animal sightings are not guaranteed. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, at times over uneven surfaces, with three-four steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the sites visited. Walking at Kingscote is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a light jacket from the ship. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, animal sightings are not guaranteed. The tour sequence may vary.

3.5 HOURS

Seal Bay Discovery

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Explore the diverse flora, fauna and wildlife of Kangaroo Island during this picturesque excursion to Seal Bay,a national parks set up to protect the endangered the Australian Sea-lion and its natural habitat. Seal Bay Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 80-minute narrated drive to Seal Bay. See the endangered Australian Sea-lions in their natural environment of coastal vegetation, dunes and beach. It is a large sandy beach and dune area where approximately 600 Australian sea lions rest and nurse their young. Seal Bay is one of only two places in the world where you can stroll with your guide through a wild seal colony. Wander along the 800-metre boardwalk which meanders through the limestone cliffs and dunes to viewing platforms where you can observe the sea-lions surfing the waves or sunning themselves on the beach while you enjoy the stunning coastal scenery. Pennington Bay Re-board the coach and continue driving to Pennington Bay, a superb surf beach and photographer's dream, and a popular for swimming and fishing. Your tour concludes with the transfer back to the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Seal Bay Discovery CODE: KAG-B DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Explore the diverse flora, fauna and wildlife of Kangaroo Island during this picturesque excursion to Seal Bay,a national parks set up to protect the endangered the Australian Sea-lion and its natural habitat. Seal Bay Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 80-minute narrated drive to Seal Bay. See the endangered Australian Sea-lions in their natural environment of coastal vegetation, dunes and beach. It is a large sandy beach and dune area where approximately 600 Australian sea lions rest and nurse their young. Seal Bay is one of only two places in the world where you can stroll with your guide through a wild seal colony. Wander along the 800-metre boardwalk which meanders through the limestone cliffs and dunes to viewing platforms where you can observe the sea-lions surfing the waves or sunning themselves on the beach while you enjoy the stunning coastal scenery. Pennington Bay Re-board the coach and continue driving to Pennington Bay, a superb surf beach and photographer's dream, and a popular for swimming and fishing. Your tour concludes with the transfer back to the pier. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 1100 yards (about 1000 metres), at times over natural, uneven and slippery ground, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. At the Seal Colony, extensive walking is required along a boardwalk with inclines and steps, and on the sand. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable layered clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes, sun protection and a sweater are recommended. Facilities are eco-based and rustic at times. Guests may get wet. The tour sequence may vary. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 1100 yards (about 1000 metres), at times over natural, uneven and slippery ground, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. At the Seal Colony, extensive walking is required along a boardwalk with inclines and steps, and on the sand. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable layered clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes, sun protection and a sweater are recommended. Facilities are eco-based and rustic at times. Guests may get wet. The tour sequence may vary.

4 HOURS

Port Lincoln, Australia

Coffin Bay National Park & Oysters

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Explore the splendid beauty and flavours of Port Lincoln during this picturesque sightseeing tour. Coffin Bay National Park Depart the pier for the approximately one hour drive to the Coffin Bay National Park. Experience the extreme diversity of the National Park with its ever-changing landscapes of exposed surf beaches and sheltered seas, with an abundance of wildlife and native flora. Visit a scenic lookout, and stroll the wooden boardwalk to appreciate the panoramic views of the National Park. From the cliff top, you will view Almonta - one of the world's most pristine beaches. It is often filled with migratory sea birds. Coffin Bay, Oyster Shead, Fresh Oyster Tasting After the adventure of the National Park, continue to Coffin Bay where we will have an informative and interesting Oyster Tour in a processing facility. Learn about the history of the Coffin Bay Oysters and why they grow so well in these waters. Then it is time for a mouth-watering fresh tasting. A brief stop will be made at Wintershill Lookout for a photo opportunity of Port Lincoln before returning to the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Coffin Bay National Park & Oysters CODE: PTL-D DURATION 4 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Explore the splendid beauty and flavours of Port Lincoln during this picturesque sightseeing tour. Coffin Bay National Park Depart the pier for the approximately one hour drive to the Coffin Bay National Park. Experience the extreme diversity of the National Park with its ever-changing landscapes of exposed surf beaches and sheltered seas, with an abundance of wildlife and native flora. Visit a scenic lookout, and stroll the wooden boardwalk to appreciate the panoramic views of the National Park. From the cliff top, you will view Almonta - one of the world's most pristine beaches. It is often filled with migratory sea birds. Coffin Bay, Oyster Shead, Fresh Oyster Tasting After the adventure of the National Park, continue to Coffin Bay where we will have an informative and interesting Oyster Tour in a processing facility. Learn about the history of the Coffin Bay Oysters and why they grow so well in these waters. Then it is time for a mouth-watering fresh tasting. A brief stop will be made at Wintershill Lookout for a photo opportunity of Port Lincoln before returning to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. The visit to the National Park coastline is subject to weather conditions. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Space on this tour is limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. The visit to the National Park coastline is subject to weather conditions. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Space on this tour is limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

4 HOURS

Eyre Peninsula & Morning Tea

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Enjoy a half-day outing to the Ayre Peninsula, Farm Beach and Dutton Bay Heritage listed Woolshed Museum where you will be treated to a Morning Tea. Farm Beach, Gallipoli Beach War Memorial Embark your coach and travel 55 kilometers west of Port Lincoln through farming lands until you reach Farm Beach. Home of the King George Whiting and a location of the 1980s movie Gallipoli starring Mel Gibson, here you can see how locals launch their boats with tractors. Take a short walk on the beach and reach Gallipoli Beach War Memorial before you continue to Dutton Bay Heritage listed Woolshed Museum for a guided tour. Dutton Bay Woolshed Museum, Morning Tea, Wintershill Lookout, Panoramic Views This is the only heritage listed Woolshed Museum with its own Jetty in Australia. Following the tour a lovely Duttonshear Tea awaits, and after a chance to walk off your morning tea with a stroll on the Dutton Bay jetty, before making our way back to Wintershill lookout for a panoramic view of Port Lincoln and your ship. The tour concludes back at the pier. Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Eyre Peninsula & Morning Tea CODE: PTL-G DURATION 3.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MODERATE Full participation may include a limited number of steps, uneven surfaces, and/or periods of standing. Enjoy a half-day outing to the Ayre Peninsula, Farm Beach and Dutton Bay Heritage listed Woolshed Museum where you will be treated to a Morning Tea. Farm Beach, Gallipoli Beach War Memorial Embark your coach and travel 55 kilometers west of Port Lincoln through farming lands until you reach Farm Beach. Home of the King George Whiting and a location of the 1980s movie Gallipoli starring Mel Gibson, here you can see how locals launch their boats with tractors. Take a short walk on the beach and reach Gallipoli Beach War Memorial before you continue to Dutton Bay Heritage listed Woolshed Museum for a guided tour. Dutton Bay Woolshed Museum, Morning Tea, Wintershill Lookout, Panoramic Views This is the only heritage listed Woolshed Museum with its own Jetty in Australia. Following the tour a lovely Duttonshear Tea awaits, and after a chance to walk off your morning tea with a stroll on the Dutton Bay jetty, before making our way back to Wintershill lookout for a panoramic view of Port Lincoln and your ship. The tour concludes back at the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes and bring a hat, sunscreen and bottled water for the ship. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes and bring a hat, sunscreen and bottled water for the ship.

3.5 HOURS

Panoramic Port Lincoln

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Experience the scenic coastal beauty and sights of the 'Seafood Capital of Australia' during this brief orientation tour of historic Port Lincoln. Port Lincoln Tour Get up close and personal with Port Lincoln. With a population of around 14,000, Port Lincoln is a major commercial centre for the Eyre Peninsula and has earned its reputation as the "Seafood Capital of Australia”. The town overlooks the pretty Boston Bay and is surrounded by long stretches of rugged coastline and National parks packed full of walking trails and lookouts along with a wide variety of native Australian flora and fauna. Discover the highlights of Port Lincoln, view the largest commercial fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere and hear stories about the Tuna Barons. Winter's Hill Lookout Next, proceed to Winter's Hill Lookout, which offers spectacular panoramic views over Port Lincoln, Boston Island and Thistle Island. Your tour of Port Lincoln concludes back at the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Panoramic Port Lincoln CODE: PTL-H DURATION 1.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Experience the scenic coastal beauty and sights of the 'Seafood Capital of Australia' during this brief orientation tour of historic Port Lincoln. Port Lincoln Tour Get up close and personal with Port Lincoln. With a population of around 14,000, Port Lincoln is a major commercial centre for the Eyre Peninsula and has earned its reputation as the "Seafood Capital of Australia”. The town overlooks the pretty Boston Bay and is surrounded by long stretches of rugged coastline and National parks packed full of walking trails and lookouts along with a wide variety of native Australian flora and fauna. Discover the highlights of Port Lincoln, view the largest commercial fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere and hear stories about the Tuna Barons. Winter's Hill Lookout Next, proceed to Winter's Hill Lookout, which offers spectacular panoramic views over Port Lincoln, Boston Island and Thistle Island. Your tour of Port Lincoln concludes back at the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility. Guests who utilise a wheelchair must be able to negotiate the 4-5 steps to get on/off the coach. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection is recommended. The coach and guide supply in Port Lincoln is limited, and may not be up to the standards of larger Australian ports. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility. Guests who utilise a wheelchair must be able to negotiate the 4-5 steps to get on/off the coach. Lightweight, comfortable clothing and sun protection is recommended. The coach and guide supply in Port Lincoln is limited, and may not be up to the standards of larger Australian ports.

1.5 HOURS

Port Lincoln & Boston Bay Wines

PTL-C

Discover the unique flavours of Port Lincoln during this half-day, food and wine tasting excursion. Port Lincoln, Wintershill lookout Depart the pier for a scenic, approximately 50-minute drive through Port Lincoln. Starting out at the marina you'll view the largest commercial fishing fleet in Australia and hear all about the fishing practices of the prawn and tuna fleets. Travel through the fish processing area of Port Lincoln before heading up to Wintershill lookout for stunning 360-degree panoramic views and a great photo opportunity. You may be able to spot the tuna and kingfish rings out in the bay. Boston Bay Winery, Continue along the North Shore, lined with luxury real estate, on the way to the award-winning Boston Bay winery. You will have the opportunity to enjoy stunning coastal views from the Cellar Door that looks over Boston Bay and Boston Island; the vineyard below is the closest to the ocean in Australia and possibly in the world. Boston Bay gives the most exciting wine and food experience that encompasses all the amazing things the Eyre Peninsula has to offer, most notably the vast and exquisite collection of seafood. Over their long history of fishing the Eyre Peninsula have implemented and managed, tailored fishing practices that protect the sustainability, quality, and integrity of the incredible ocean treasures you find here. You will be welcomed with a taste of the Boston Bay Wines Sparkling Blonde, paired perfectly together with seasonal produce nibbles. Settle in and relax while the local in-house chef demonstrates his skills and educates you on finding the best cuts of a local Hiramasa Kingfish. Once his demonstration is finished you will get to sample the Kingfish Sashimi that has been cut fresh in front of you, accompanied by delectable house-made sauces and all paired perfectly with delicious and award-winning Boston Bay Wines. At the conclusion of your food and wine tasting excursion, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Port Lincoln & Boston Bay Wines CODE: PTL-C DURATION 3 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Discover the unique flavours of Port Lincoln during this half-day, food and wine tasting excursion. Port Lincoln, Wintershill lookout Depart the pier for a scenic, approximately 50-minute drive through Port Lincoln. Starting out at the marina you'll view the largest commercial fishing fleet in Australia and hear all about the fishing practices of the prawn and tuna fleets. Travel through the fish processing area of Port Lincoln before heading up to Wintershill lookout for stunning 360-degree panoramic views and a great photo opportunity. You may be able to spot the tuna and kingfish rings out in the bay. Boston Bay Winery, Continue along the North Shore, lined with luxury real estate, on the way to the award-winning Boston Bay winery. You will have the opportunity to enjoy stunning coastal views from the Cellar Door that looks over Boston Bay and Boston Island; the vineyard below is the closest to the ocean in Australia and possibly in the world. Boston Bay gives the most exciting wine and food experience that encompasses all the amazing things the Eyre Peninsula has to offer, most notably the vast and exquisite collection of seafood. Over their long history of fishing the Eyre Peninsula have implemented and managed, tailored fishing practices that protect the sustainability, quality, and integrity of the incredible ocean treasures you find here. You will be welcomed with a taste of the Boston Bay Wines Sparkling Blonde, paired perfectly together with seasonal produce nibbles. Settle in and relax while the local in-house chef demonstrates his skills and educates you on finding the best cuts of a local Hiramasa Kingfish. Once his demonstration is finished you will get to sample the Kingfish Sashimi that has been cut fresh in front of you, accompanied by delectable house-made sauces and all paired perfectly with delicious and award-winning Boston Bay Wines. At the conclusion of your food and wine tasting excursion, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: Tony Ford appearance is dependent on availability and not guaranteed. This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: Tony Ford appearance is dependent on availability and not guaranteed. This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

3 HOURS

Port Lincoln Seafood Story & Tasting

PTL-E

Learn the rich fishing history of the 'Seafood Capital of Australia', see the largest commercial fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere, visit Axel Stenross Maritime Museum and taste local flavours on this half-day excursion. Axel Stenross Maritime Museum Depart the pier for a brief transfer to your first stop - Axel Stenross Maritime Museum - and gain an excellent insight to the shipping, fishing and boating history of the region. The museum is housed in a classic 'bloke's shed' and is filled with exhibits and artifacts from Port Lincoln's maritime past. Included is the history of boat building by Axel Stenross and his original blacksmiths shop along with his living quarters. Your visit to the museum includes a short video presentation followed by a guided tour by one of the passionate museum volunteers. The Fresh Fish Place, Guided Tour, Filleting Demonstration, Seafood Tasting, Fish and Chips Continue to the Fresh Fish Place where you will see the vast majority of seafood on sale for the public. Witness a filleting demonstration on your tour of the processing area followed by a tasting of their smoked and pickled seafood followed by it's the best Fish and Chips Port Lincoln has to offer. Port Lincoln Marina Next, rejoin your coach and venture down to the marina - home of the largest commercial fishing fleet in the southern hemisphere, including Tuna Fleet and the impressive Spencer Gulf Prawn Fleet. Learn about the origins of the Port Lincoln tuna industry which has made many self-made millionaires. In fact, Port Lincoln was once known as having the most millionaires per capita in Australia. The tour concludes back at the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered A meal is included in the excursion. Port Lincoln Seafood Story & Tasting CODE: PTL-E DURATION 3 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered MEAL INCLUDED A meal is included in the excursion. Learn the rich fishing history of the 'Seafood Capital of Australia', see the largest commercial fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere, visit Axel Stenross Maritime Museum and taste local flavours on this half-day excursion. Axel Stenross Maritime Museum Depart the pier for a brief transfer to your first stop - Axel Stenross Maritime Museum - and gain an excellent insight to the shipping, fishing and boating history of the region. The museum is housed in a classic 'bloke's shed' and is filled with exhibits and artifacts from Port Lincoln's maritime past. Included is the history of boat building by Axel Stenross and his original blacksmiths shop along with his living quarters. Your visit to the museum includes a short video presentation followed by a guided tour by one of the passionate museum volunteers. The Fresh Fish Place, Guided Tour, Filleting Demonstration, Seafood Tasting, Fish and Chips Continue to the Fresh Fish Place where you will see the vast majority of seafood on sale for the public. Witness a filleting demonstration on your tour of the processing area followed by a tasting of their smoked and pickled seafood followed by it's the best Fish and Chips Port Lincoln has to offer. Port Lincoln Marina Next, rejoin your coach and venture down to the marina - home of the largest commercial fishing fleet in the southern hemisphere, including Tuna Fleet and the impressive Spencer Gulf Prawn Fleet. Learn about the origins of the Port Lincoln tuna industry which has made many self-made millionaires. In fact, Port Lincoln was once known as having the most millionaires per capita in Australia. The tour concludes back at the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair.

3 HOURS

Wildlife & Wines of Glen Forest

PTL-F

This excursion combines two of the great experiences of South Australia - native animals and delicious wine. Glenforest Tourist Park, Iconic Australian Wildlife In the rolling hills behind Port Lincoln sits Glenforest Tourist Park, a charming family-owned venue nestled amongst towering Red Gums and surrounded by the vines of Lincoln Estate Winery. This unique area offers an unforgettable experience where you can hand-feed kangaroos, interact with native and domestic animals, and explore a walk-through aviary brimming with birdlife. Wine Tasting, Wine & Cheese Tasting Following you wildlife encounter, enjoy a wine tasting of Lincoln Estate Wines, accompanied by a selection of cheeses—all without leaving this scenic and welcoming setting. Be delighted by the animals and savor the wines, all in the heart of this family-owned gem! The tour concludes back at the pier. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Wildlife & Wines of Glen Forest CODE: PTL-F DURATION 2.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered This excursion combines two of the great experiences of South Australia - native animals and delicious wine. Glenforest Tourist Park, Iconic Australian Wildlife In the rolling hills behind Port Lincoln sits Glenforest Tourist Park, a charming family-owned venue nestled amongst towering Red Gums and surrounded by the vines of Lincoln Estate Winery. This unique area offers an unforgettable experience where you can hand-feed kangaroos, interact with native and domestic animals, and explore a walk-through aviary brimming with birdlife. Wine Tasting, Wine & Cheese Tasting Following you wildlife encounter, enjoy a wine tasting of Lincoln Estate Wines, accompanied by a selection of cheeses—all without leaving this scenic and welcoming setting. Be delighted by the animals and savor the wines, all in the heart of this family-owned gem! The tour concludes back at the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight, comfortable clothing, flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages.

2.5 HOURS

Robe, Australia

Bike Ride Along the Robe Coast

RBB-A

Your journey begins in the heart of Robe, a charming seaside town with a storied past dating back to its establishment in 1847. As you ride through the town, your guide will share tales of Robe's development from a bustling port to a serene tourist destination. You'll pass by historic buildings, including the iconic Robe Obelisk, which has been guiding ships safely into the harbor since 1855. Learn about Robe's unique connection to the Chinese gold rush immigrants of the mid-19th century. Discover the poignant story behind the Chinese Memorial and the historic Chinatown area, where thousands of Chinese miners landed before trekking overland to the Victorian goldfields. Ride towards Cape Dombey, where you'll visit the remains of the Old Gaol, built in 1860. This eerie yet captivating site offers a glimpse into the harsh conditions faced by early prisoners and provides stunning views of the coastline. Conclude your tour at the cruise terminal. Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Bike Ride Along the Robe Coast CODE: RBB-A DURATION 2.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL EXTENSIVE Full participation requires being in good physical condition and may involve inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and/or extended periods of standing. Your journey begins in the heart of Robe, a charming seaside town with a storied past dating back to its establishment in 1847. As you ride through the town, your guide will share tales of Robe's development from a bustling port to a serene tourist destination. You'll pass by historic buildings, including the iconic Robe Obelisk, which has been guiding ships safely into the harbor since 1855. Learn about Robe's unique connection to the Chinese gold rush immigrants of the mid-19th century. Discover the poignant story behind the Chinese Memorial and the historic Chinatown area, where thousands of Chinese miners landed before trekking overland to the Victorian goldfields. Ride towards Cape Dombey, where you'll visit the remains of the Old Gaol, built in 1860. This eerie yet captivating site offers a glimpse into the harsh conditions faced by early prisoners and provides stunning views of the coastline. Conclude your tour at the cruise terminal. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of bicycling for approximately 3.5 miles (about 5 kilometres), at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. This tour is recommended for guests who are in good physical condition and able to ride a bicycle for long distances at a steady pace. This tour is not recommended for pregnant guests, guests with neck and/or back problems, guests with heart and/or respiratory conditions, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Guests must be at least ten years old to participate on this tour. Bicycles and safety helmets are provided; safety helmets must be worn the entire time whilst bicycling. A signed waiver is required to participate on this tour. The tour sequence and timings may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of bicycling for approximately 3.5 miles (about 5 kilometres), at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. This tour is recommended for guests who are in good physical condition and able to ride a bicycle for long distances at a steady pace. This tour is not recommended for pregnant guests, guests with neck and/or back problems, guests with heart and/or respiratory conditions, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Guests must be at least ten years old to participate on this tour. Bicycles and safety helmets are provided; safety helmets must be worn the entire time whilst bicycling. A signed waiver is required to participate on this tour. The tour sequence and timings may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

2.5 HOURS

Caves and Wines - Explore Coonowarra

RBB-B

Embark on an exciting and enriching journey that blends the exploration of natural wonders with the delight of fine wine and gourmet cuisine. Your adventure begins with a comfortable transfer from the terminal to the awe-inspiring Naracoorte Caves National Park. Relax and enjoy the scenic drive as you make your way to this UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival at the Naracoorte Caves, you will meet your local guide. This expert will provide an insightful introduction to the park's geological and historical significance, preparing you for the wonders that lie ahead. Embark on a guided tour of the Alexandra Cave and Victoria Fossil Cave. Marvel at the intricate formations and learn about the ancient fossils that these caves house. This tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the subterranean world and the prehistoric life preserved within. After your cave exploration, return to your coach for a short transfer to the renowned Wynns Coonawarra Estate. This drive will take you through picturesque landscapes, setting the scene for the culinary delights to come. Upon arrival at Wynns Coonawarra Estate, indulge in a delightful session of wine tasting paired with a sumptuous lunch. Sample a variety of premium wines and savor the flavors of the region's cuisine, making for a memorable and enriching experience. Conclude your tour with a relaxing transfer back to Robe. Reflect on the day's adventures and enjoy the scenic drive as you return to your starting point. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Caves and Wines - Explore Coonowarra CODE: RBB-B DURATION 7 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Embark on an exciting and enriching journey that blends the exploration of natural wonders with the delight of fine wine and gourmet cuisine. Your adventure begins with a comfortable transfer from the terminal to the awe-inspiring Naracoorte Caves National Park. Relax and enjoy the scenic drive as you make your way to this UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival at the Naracoorte Caves, you will meet your local guide. This expert will provide an insightful introduction to the park's geological and historical significance, preparing you for the wonders that lie ahead. Embark on a guided tour of the Alexandra Cave and Victoria Fossil Cave. Marvel at the intricate formations and learn about the ancient fossils that these caves house. This tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the subterranean world and the prehistoric life preserved within. After your cave exploration, return to your coach for a short transfer to the renowned Wynns Coonawarra Estate. This drive will take you through picturesque landscapes, setting the scene for the culinary delights to come. Upon arrival at Wynns Coonawarra Estate, indulge in a delightful session of wine tasting paired with a sumptuous lunch. Sample a variety of premium wines and savor the flavors of the region's cuisine, making for a memorable and enriching experience. Conclude your tour with a relaxing transfer back to Robe. Reflect on the day's adventures and enjoy the scenic drive as you return to your starting point. Please note: This tour involves minimal walking, at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Guests must be at least 18 years old to be served alcohol. The tour sequence and timings may vary and venues are subject to change. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves minimal walking, at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Guests must be at least 18 years old to be served alcohol. The tour sequence and timings may vary and venues are subject to change. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

7 HOURS

Limestone Coast by Boat

RBB-C

Begin your journey with a warm welcome from our experienced crew. Settle into our comfortable vessel. As we depart from the harbor, enjoy the stunning coastal landscapes. Our guide will provide interesting commentary on the local marine ecosystem and the history of the area. Arrive at the Buidin island, home to a large and playful seal colony. Watch as these fascinating creatures bask in the sun, frolic in the water, and interact with each other in their natural habitat. Learn about the seals’ behaviors, their role in the marine ecosystem, and the conservation efforts in place to protect them. Our knowledgeable guide will answer all your questions and share captivating facts about these charismatic animals. While observing seals savor a delectable seafood tasting experience provided by a renowned local seafood company. Enjoy a variety of fresh, sustainably sourced seafood, including oysters, prawns, and lobster, all expertly prepared to highlight the natural flavors. On our return journey, we will stop for a close-up view of the famous Robe Obelisk. This historic navigation marker, perched dramatically on the rugged coastline, is a symbol of the area's maritime heritage. Take advantage of this prime photo opportunity to capture the Robe Obelisk against the backdrop of the ocean, hear fascinating stories about the obelisk’s role in guiding ships safely to shore and its significance to the local community. Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Limestone Coast by Boat CODE: RBB-C DURATION 1.5 HOURS ACTIVITY LEVEL MINIMAL Excursions are at an easy pace without the need for excessive walking or physical activities. Being able to board buses and negotiate steps that may be encountered Begin your journey with a warm welcome from our experienced crew. Settle into our comfortable vessel. As we depart from the harbor, enjoy the stunning coastal landscapes. Our guide will provide interesting commentary on the local marine ecosystem and the history of the area. Arrive at the Buidin island, home to a large and playful seal colony. Watch as these fascinating creatures bask in the sun, frolic in the water, and interact with each other in their natural habitat. Learn about the seals’ behaviors, their role in the marine ecosystem, and the conservation efforts in place to protect them. Our knowledgeable guide will answer all your questions and share captivating facts about these charismatic animals. While observing seals savor a delectable seafood tasting experience provided by a renowned local seafood company. Enjoy a variety of fresh, sustainably sourced seafood, including oysters, prawns, and lobster, all expertly prepared to highlight the natural flavors. On our return journey, we will stop for a close-up view of the famous Robe Obelisk. This historic navigation marker, perched dramatically on the rugged coastline, is a symbol of the area's maritime heritage. Take advantage of this prime photo opportunity to capture the Robe Obelisk against the backdrop of the ocean, hear fascinating stories about the obelisk’s role in guiding ships safely to shore and its significance to the local community. Please note: This tour involves minimal walking, at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Please note: This tour involves minimal walking, at times over uneven surfaces and curbs. All venues are wheelchair accessible; however guests must be able to embark and disembark the vehicle/vessel without assistance. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable weather appropriate clothing with flat, closed-toe or sport shoes, and bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, raingear, bottled water. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

1.5 HOURS

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