Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary · Experience the many faces of Australia! This leg will...

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Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary 1 of 3 For Private Use of Air Safaris Interna4onal Inc. In associa4on with Charrisma Travel Group – TICO #2038905 This update: 10 August 2013 North Leg – 22 days, 46 hours, 4200 NM South Leg – 18 days, 37 hours, 3300 NM Both Legs + Perth stopover – 42 days, 83 hours, 7500 NM Fly one leg or the other, or fly both legs and experience the ultimate Australian adventure! Brisbane is the east coast starting point and Perth is the west coast starting point. The direction travelled will vary according to the season. Contact us for more details of this grand tour!

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Page 1: Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary · Experience the many faces of Australia! This leg will travel through Australia’s most populated regions, with busier airspaces and towered

Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary

1"of""3For"Private"Use"of"Air"Safaris"Interna4onal"Inc.

In"associa4on"with"Charrisma"Travel"Group"–"TICO"#2038905This"update:"10"August"2013

North Leg – 22 days, 46 hours, 4200 NMSouth Leg – 18 days, 37 hours, 3300 NMBoth Legs + Perth stopover – 42 days, 83 hours, 7500 NMFly one leg or the other, or fly both legs and experience the ultimate Australian adventure! Brisbane is the east coast starting point and Perth is the west coast starting point. The direction travelled will vary according to the season. Contact us for more details of this grand tour!

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Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary

2"of""3For"Private"Use"of"Air"Safaris"Interna4onal"Inc.

In"associa4on"with"Charrisma"Travel"Group"–"TICO"#2038905This"update:"10"August"2013

Experience the many faces of Australia!This leg will travel through Australia’s most populated regions, with busier airspaces and towered airports, as well as some of it’s least populated areas, such as the Nullarbor Plain. Along the way we will see Australia’s highest mountains, some of it’s richest and poorest farmlands and visit some great boutique wineries.We also stop at several of Australia’s larger cities (Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Perth) as well as some smaller towns, including one with a permanent population of 2!Every day is different!Highlights on this leg include:

• World Heritage sites: Convict sites (near Sydney), Sydney Opera House, Greater Blue Mountains area and Carlton Gardens (Melbourne);

• A variety of terrains including rugged shorelines, mountains, rich grazing land, beautiful sand beaches and rocky sea cliffs, treeless plateaus;

• Unique rock formations such as those found along The Great Ocean Road, and seaside cliffs rising abruptly from the water;

• Australian wildlife including kangaroos, penguins, sharks, whales, kookaburras and stingrays;

• A range of accommodation types from boutique and waterfront hotels to remote cabins;

• Diverse towns, from very small coastal towns to cities;

• Select tours and events including a wine tour, the Australian War Memorial, swimming with the tuna, the penguin parade and several guided tours

• Sydney Harbour scenic flight

Tour with us to experience the rich diversity of Australia’s communities and land!

South Leg

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Australian Circumnavigator - Itinerary

3"of""3For"Private"Use"of"Air"Safaris"Interna4onal"Inc.

In"associa4on"with"Charrisma"Travel"Group"–"TICO"#2038905This"update:"10"August"2013

This leg offers remote flying experiences along the less populated coasts of Australia. The airstrips will be fewer and farther apart and most of the fields will be non-towered. At some, we will even need to buzz the pub to announce our arrival and to “request” a pickup. Most of the time we will be in the tropics and the warmer regions of the country. The towns are small and quite isolated, each with its own unique character. Enjoy coastlines riddled with river deltas, coral reefs, endless beaches, rocky seaside cliffs, miles of untouched shoreline and wonderful scenery.Highlights on this leg include:

• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest, Shark Bay, Kakadu and Fraser Island;

• A variety of terrains including tropical rainforests, coastal reefs, escarpments, gorges, cliffs and brilliant sand beaches;

• Unique rock formations such as the Kakadu escarpment and the Bungle Bungles;

• Australian wildlife including crocodiles, whales, kangaroos, kookaburras, camels, a wide variety of birds and whale sharks;

• A range of accommodations including ocean resorts, boutique hotels, cabins and a cattle station;

• Historic towns such as Darwin, Broome and Fremantle;

• A variety of tours and events; pearl farming, a crocodile river cruise, snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, guided tours, dinner in the rainforest, and desert sunsets.

Join us for a nature “trail ride” by air!

North Leg