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OZ Experience Cobber Pass, Cairns to Sydney, Australia

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From Price: 240.00EUR / GBP215.00
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OZ Experience Cobber Pass Cairns to Sydney Essential Info



The Oz Expereince Cobber Pass covers

  • Cairns to Sydney
  • Cairns to Melbourne
  • Cairns to Adelaide.

Hop on, hop off, rush or take it easy. It is up to you. The Oz Expereince lasts 6 months and it will take you to heaven and back.

Buy it before you head out on your gap year and you save money. Fact. Buy it with Xtreme Gap, and you get EVEN more:

Buying your Oz Expereince Pass through Xtreme Gap is much cheaper than buying direct or off another gap year company. So if you want a Cheap Oz Experience Pass you have come to the right place.

We will also include:
  • 20% off a Mad Card (great discount card to accompany the OZ experience pass with $2000 of discounts included)
  • 5% discount on a range of gap year programmes in Australia too!

Accommodation




The tour is excluding accommodation unless stated in the itinerary.

Getting There

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The pass starts in Cairns
If you would like assistance with your flights, we can assist with sourcing the best value flight options, just indicate on your booking form.
 


When To Go


All year baby and the pass lasts for 6 months from the first day of travel.


Why Xtreme Gap




We have a price beater in effect, if you find it cheaper we will beat the price and give you a night in a hostel in Sydney, Melbourne or Cairns on us.   
  • 20% off a Mad Card (great discount card to accompany the OZex with $2000 of discounts included)
  • 5% discount on a range of gap year programmes in Australia too!


Price and Dates


  • From Cairns to Sydney €268
  • From Cairns to Melbourne €377
  • From Cairns to Adelaide €540

  • Local payments:Cairns to Sydney $95.00
  • Cairns to Melbourne $212.50
  • Cairns to Adelaide $317.50


Included



  • Hiking through Wilson Promontory NP
  • 90 mile beach guided tour
  • Guided hike Blue Lake & Snowy Mountain
  • 1 surf lesson at surf camp

  • Aboriginal cultural appreciation at Rainbow Beach

  • Outback life at Kroombit Cattle Station
  • Barefoot bowling in Outback Queensland


People buy this this pass also qualify for discounts on:
Australia Skydiving (5%)
All Australia Group Tours (5%)
All Arrival packages (10%)
Learn to Surf Programme (10%)  


Excluded



  • All flights
  • Visas
  • Accommodation
  • Spending money
     


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ITINERARY: (Available in both directions)

You would do this pass if you want some cool included activities like a Surf Lesson and Outback Cattle Station and stop at the highlights of coast like Byron Bay, Fraser Island and the Whitsunday Islands for optional activities. Go all the way to Melbourne via the Snowy Mountains and coast.



Cairns to Mission Beach WARNING! Drop Zone Location!

East Coast, here we come. First stop is Babinda Boulders where we view some seriously big rocks. We then head to Innisfail to visit some very big and very bad crocodiles (optional). Get right up close to these amazing reptiles, but not too close because we want you around for a few more weeks. We stop in at Mission Beach, which is one great place to stay over for a few days. The beaches are superb. Relax or go skydiving or white water rafting (optional). If you’re lucky you’ll see a Cassowary, these are seriously big birds with attitude to match.

Mission Beach to Townsville (zz) WARNING! Drop Zone Location!

You can stay in Townsville or travel over to Magnetic Island (at own expense) with the driver. And why not: it is the sunniest spot on the Queensland coast with more than 320 sunny days a year! And our chosen hostel is right on the beach. You’ll think you’ve landed in paradise. Get out for some hikes or try and spot koalas in their natural habitat. Look out for the full-moon parties at base backpackers.

Townsville to Airlie Beach (zz)

In the early afternoon we board the bus to Airlie Beach the gateway to the amazing Whitsunday Islands. We travel via Bowen, which is a great place to stop and earn some money picking fruit or vegetables. In Airlie you’ll probably say goodbye Oz Bus and hello sunshine and sailing boats for a few days. Sailing is one of the highlights of the east coast trip. One we hope you remember after the traditional end-of-sailing party. Don’t forget to book your bus out of Airlie before your sailing trip. Sailing is optional and at extra cost.

Airlie Beach to Sarina

We say farewell to Airlie Beach and head to the Sarina Bowling Club to play bare-foot lawn bowls, which is becoming an Aussie tradition. Your guide will show you how!

Sarina to Kroombit Cattle Station (zz)

Leaving the coast we travel into the outback and our overnight stop at Kroombit. There’s a local payment to cover bush dinner, bunk accommodation and breakfast. Don’t go to bed before cracking a whip and having a go at the mechanical bull ride!

Kroombit to Hervey Bay

We don’t leave the cattle station until we get on the horses and round up the goats (optional activity). Then be part of a real-life mini-rodeo which is loads of laughs and included in your pass. Stay behind for more of the cattle station or get back on the bus to Hervey Bay and Rainbow Beach. Along the way you may wish to get off the bus to visit the Town of 1770 for a few days.

Hervey Bay to Rainbow Beach (zz)

Rainbow Beach is the shortcut to Fraser Island so the best place to start your guided or self-drive four wheel drive island adventure. We think the really cool thing about Rainbow is that once your back from Fraser Island there’s so much else to do. Rainbows got beaches, great natural attractions like the Carlo Sand Blow and the coloured cliffs, and even dolphin feeding. Rainbow Beach is a laid back beach town that some say was like Byron Bay 20-years ago. Hop off and do the dolphin feeding and the local cultural walk.

Rainbow Beach to Noosa

After a few back roads we’re onto the highway and it’s not long before we turn for the Sunshine Coast and a stop in the holiday spot of Noosa.

Noosa to Brisbane WARNING! Drop Zone Location!

The Glasshouse Mountains, remnants of active volcanoes from times past. Sailing past in 1770 Captain Cook saw them and thought they looked like Glasshouses in his home of Yorkshire: Active Volcanoes or an overactive imagination?

Brisbane to Gold Coast

Our first drop-off point is Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast: golden sands, theme parks, and great bars and clubs. It’s a lot of high-rise buildings, but it’s a lot of fun. Try it out for a couple of days yourself and see.



Gold Coast to Byron Bay (zz)

South and across the border into New South Wales and Byron Bay; a great beachside town with a cool vibe and interesting locals. We’re sure you’ll love it and want to stay longer. Enjoy! Take a cheap day tour to Nimbin, town of happy hippies.



Byron Bay to Surf Camp (zz)

Today is a short journey to Spot-X for our afternoon surf lesson. Surfs-up! Its time for your included 3-hour surf lesson – all gear supplied: wetsuits, surfboards, professional surf instructors, water, sunshine, and lots of fun. Surfing can be addictive so you might not want to leave the tranquil and uncrowded Spot X surf beaches.



Surf Camp to Sydney

We get up early today for the journey to Australia’s largest city. Stay longer if you reckon surfing’s your thing and you’re not quite ready for the big smoke! It’s a cruisy day with lots of bush, cool tunes and a coastal lunch stop before we reach Sydney late in the afternoon.

NOTE:

(zz) = compulsory overnight stop required

Recommended minimum trip time 20 days

Pass price does not include accommodation

Itinerary may vary due to seasonal and extreme weather conditions and national park requirements

Prices valid for passes purchased on or before 31st October 2009







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