See the Pope at the World Youth Day Sydney 2008

WORLD YOUTH DAY SYDNEY 2008

20 DAYS - ALL INCLUSIVE

Tour Date: Monday 7 July 2008 arriving back Saturday 26 July 2008.

The “Crikey Bus” leaves Wellington Street Perth in the tourist bus departure area (opposite Queen Street) on Monday 7th July 2008 morning at 7:00am. We will be returning on Saturday 26th July 2008 after 20 very special days.

The World Youth Day Sydney 2008 Dates are Tuesday July 15th to Sunday, July 20th 2008.

Tour Inclusions:

• All Meals to & from Sydney
• Accommodation to and from Sydney (camping).
• Sightseeing/Tours along the way and back again
• CD/DVD player in bus
• Urn on the bus for continuous tea/coffee

• Super Pit Mine Site at Kalgoorlie-Boulder
• Travel across the Nullarbor Plain
• Flinders Ranges National Park including Wilpena Pound
• Warrumbungle National Park including the Breadknife
• World Youth Day Sydney 2008
• Hay and the Australian Shearers Hall of Fame
• Barossa Valley Wine Tour, Tasting
• Barossa Valley Whispering Wall
• Great Australian Bight and Bunda Cliffs
• Fraser Range Station

Fare Type	Price $AUD
Adult	$2300.00
Concession	$2200.00
Child (up to 16)	$2000.00
Family (2 adults 2 kids)	$8000.00

GROUP BOOKINGS WELCOME AND IN FACT ENCOURAGED - POA

Our World Youth Day Sydney 2008 Tour Package Itinerary.

Day 1: Perth – Norseman

Your Crikey Adventure Tour starts. Leave Perth 7.00am. Travel through Southern Cross and visit the Super Pit Mine Site at Kalgoorlie-Boulder then onto Norseman for our first night together. L/D

Day 2: Norseman – Nullarbor

Leaving Norseman we drive across the Nullarbor Plain (one of Australia's great road journeys) to Nullarbor where we spend the night. B/L/D

Day 3: Nullarbor - Wilpena

This morning we travel to Port Augusta and then into the Flinders Ranges National Park. Here is a great opportunity to see some of the most spectacular scenery in the outback. B/L/D

Day 4: Wilpena – Broken Hill

We will take a walk which goes through the Wilpena Pound Gap, past the old Hill homestead and up the easy edge of the Pound so that, by the time we reach Wangara Lookout, you will have good panoramic views across the Pound. Leaving Wilpena we will travel to Broken Hill where we will spend the night. B/L/D

Day 5: Broken Hill – Warrumbungle

Leaving Broken Hill we arrive at Warrumbungle National Park for the night. B/L/D

Day 6: Warrumbungle – Sydney

This morning we will explore this beautiful region of volcanic plugs and dykes exposed after the volcanic cones have eroded. We then leave travelling to Sydney for the next week. Set up camp for the next 7 days. B/L/D

Day 7-14: Sydney – Sydney

Day 15: Sydney – Hay

Packing up we leave Sydney for our first stop on the way home being our National Capital at Canberra. After a very quick visit we leave arriving at Hay for the night. B/L/D.

Day 16: Hay – Barossa Valley

This morning we will visit the Australian Shearers Hall of Fame and then travel through Mildura and Renmark to the Barossa Valley. B/L/D

Day 17: Barossa Valley – Port Augusta

We will visit several wineries at Barossa Valley today including a tour of Pennfolds and a visit to the Whispering Wall. Leaving after lunch we make our way to Port Augusta for the night. B/L/D

Day 18: Port Augusta – Nullarbor

Leaving Port Augusta we will make our way to Nullarbor where we will spend the night. B/L/D

Day 19: Nullarbor – Fraser Range Station

This morning we have breakfast at the Head of the Great Australian Bight where we will be able to marvel at the Bunda Cliffs with their sheer 80 metre drop to the water in all their glory. (Crikey, a bite at the Bight?). Continuing on we arrive at Fraser Range Station for our last night together - at a real sheep farm. (B.L.D.)

Day 20: Kalgoorlie – Perth

Packing up for the last time we leave Fraser Range Station and arrive back in Perth about 6:30pm after 20 magnificent days. (B.L.)

Contact Us here for your World Youth Day Sydney 2008 booking or enquiry. Or ring Ian on 0418 953 060.

Go to our World Youth Day 08 introductory page.