Hotels, Lodges and Resorts
New South Wales
Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa —
Blue Mountains

Offering paramount luxury accommodation to travelers wanting something more, this resort exhibits a sanctuary of the finest accommodation, service, cuisine and facilities. It is cosseted within the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, and bordered by the Wollemi and the Gardens of Stone national parks, which is just 190 kilometres, or a three hour drive from Sydney.
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Capella Lodge —
Lord Howe Island

Attracting discerning guests seeking a more civilized and sophisticated escape, this lodge offers contemporary beach-style accommodations with just nine suites; personal service; exceptional dining and the option to enjoy a range of activities from soothing spa treatments to exploring the Island's famous twin mountains - Gower and Lidgbird - and snorkeling the world's southern-most reef.
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Mantra 2 Bond Street —
Sydney

This hotel is ideally located within close proximity of a host of Sydney’s premier business and tourist attractions, including Sydney Harbour, Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay, The Stock Exchange and Sydney CBD.
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Park Hyatt Sydney —
Sydney

Emerging from a dramatic transformation, the newly redesigned Park Hyatt Sydney brings a new level of contemporary luxury to the edge of Sydney Harbour. One of a select brand of Park Hyatt hotels known throughout the world for its exceptional design and elegant style, Park Hyatt Sydney opened in 1990, quickly earning a reputation as Australia's most luxurious hotel, welcoming royalty, heads of state, corporate leaders, celebrities and a host of local and international guests who chose to make it home while in Sydney.
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Northern Territory
Mantra on the Esplanade —
Darwin

Mantra on the Esplanade offers guests an unrivalled location near Darwin Harbour and the convenience of close proximity to Darwin’s CBD. The 4 1/2 star property boasts panoramic views across the harbour, out to the Arafura Sea and presents the ideal vantage point from which to experience a famous Northern Territory sunset.
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Longitude 131° —
Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Luxurious, eco-sensitive and romantic, this hotel lies at the gateway of the dual World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, complete with 5-class luxury and private views of the sun rising and setting over Uluru (Ayers Rock). With just 15 tents in total, you only have to share this amazing experience with just a few others.
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Queensland
Pacific International —
Cairns

The Pacific International Hotel is located right in the heart of Cairns, on the picturesque Cairns Esplanade overlooking Trinity Harbour. This 4.5 star hotel offers 176 spacious rooms with balconies, the popular Bushfire Flame Grill and Sugarcane Rhumbar. Opposite the hotel you find the main shopping precinct, casino and entertainment area. The Pacific International Hotel is the ideal base for visitors who wish to explore the spectacular attractions of Tropical North Queensland.
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Silky Oaks Lodge —
Daintree Rainforest

Experience the soothing sights and sounds of the rainforest at this lodge, nestled on the edge of the World Heritage-listed Daintree National Park. The Lodge blends casual and contemporary design, amongst the most tranquil surrounds. 50 Treehouses and Riverhouses each feature wide verandahs and spa baths. Enjoy fine food and wine at the Treehouse Restaurant - one of Northern Queensland's premier dining experiences. This unique open-sided restaurant features unobstructed rainforest and river views set above the trees.
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Mantra Legends Hotel —
Gold Coast and Hinterland

Ideal for a relaxing getaway or family holiday, this hotel offers premium accommodation in a prime location. Just 100 meters from the beach, the hotel is in the heart of Surfers Paradise with cafés, restaurants, nightlife and shopping at its doorstep.
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Thala Beach Lodge —
Northern Beaches

Family owned and operated, this lodge is located 15 minutes south of Port Douglas and sits spectacularly atop a headland with breathtaking views of the Coral Sea. It has achieved the highest accreditation of eco certification through its sustainable practice and environmental sensitivity. Paths meander through rainforests onto private sandy beaches placing guests in an unsurpassed secluded, relaxing environment. Guests dine among the birds in the surrounding treetops whilst enjoying world-class fine food and embracing miles of uninterrupted views.
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Lizard Island —
Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef

Lizard Island is truly secluded from the rest of the world. Located right on the Great Barrier Reef, there are 24 powdery-white beaches and 40 luxurious villas and suites. The island is also only a 50-minute boat ride to the legendary Outer Great Barrier Reef.
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Hayman Island Resort —
Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef

Hayman is your private island hideaway nestled in the Great Barrier Reef. Immersed in natures unstaged symphony and exhilarated by a variety of personally crafted experiences, you will awaken to the beauty of life. You will reconnect with yourself and your loved ones and create ever-lasting memories and family traditions from moments of wonder.
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qualia, Great Barrier Reef —
Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef

qualia is one of the most luxurious Whitsunday hotels, and amongst the most stunning luxury retreats in Australia. A jewel set on Hamilton Island’s secluded northern tip, qualia has elegantly appointed, secluded pavilions with a private sundeck or infinity-edge plunge pool overlooking the Coral Sea. qualia is a truly special place where everything has been meticulously considered to relax the mind yet completely spoil the senses.
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South Australia
Southern Ocean Lodge —
Kangaroo Island

Located at Hanson bay on the Island's south west coast, the Southern Ocean Lodge site adjoins both the Flinders Chase and Cape Bouguer / Kelly Hill National Parks. Set back from a cliff above the pounding surf the sensitive design showcases a full frontal panorama and is within easy reach of all of Kangaroo Island's major attractions. Modern luxury and design integrity meld with Kangaroo island vernacular and an amazing coastal colour palette, creating a unique eco chic style.
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Tasmania
Saffire Freycinet —
Coles Bay

Saffire Freycinet rises from its surroundings as a premium boutique property that is truly in touch with the beauty and depth of nature. Staying at Saffire is an experience designed to enrich and uplift, giving a new perspective in this unique environment.
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Victoria
Mantra on Russell —
Melbourne

Mantra on Russell is a 4.5 star hotel ideally located in Melbourne’s thriving business heart and is the ideal accommodation choice for business and leisure travelers. The hotel is within close proximity to all of Melbourne’s premium attractions including boutique shopping, famous eat streets and a superb array of cafes, bars, theatres, sporting venues and cultural experiences.
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Park Hyatt Melbourne —
Melbourne

Park Hyatt Melbourne’s 240 beautifully appointed guestrooms and suites are styled with exquisite fabrics and furnishings, original artworks and Italian marble bathrooms, and feature breathtaking views over the city. The award-winning radii restaurant & bar, set over five cascading levels of art deco-inspired architecture, creates mouth-watering, contemporary cuisine and features an extensive wine list.
The luxurious day spa includes a fully-equipped gymnasium, 25m heated lap pool, steam room, sauna, spa and beauty centre. The hotel also has eight distinctive event spaces, including a magnificent circular ballroom, and is equipped to cater for any event from fifteen to six hundred guests.
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Western Australia
True North Cruises —
Broome

This adventure-cruise ship is designed to take guests into the very heart of wilderness. All cruises are activity based and specifically designed for the discerning adventurer.
Carefully crafted itineraries allow opportunity to truly ‘experience the destination’ – daily activities can include scenic walks, helicopter flights, fishing, snorkeling, culture, picnics, nature, diving, exploring and much more.
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Rail Journeys, Drives, Cruises and Charters
Indian Pacific

The Indian Pacific is an epic journey that spans the continent of Australia and is one of the longest and greatest rail journeys on earth. It is an ocean to ocean adventure in a comfortable three day journey – a total of 2704 miles in 65 hours or just 24 hours from Sydney to Adelaide. Commence your journey in the harbor city of Sydney; travel through the spectacular Blue Mountains and over the treeless plains of the Nullarbor. This great train stops at Broken Hill, Adelaide and the Kalgoorlie for optional off-train sightseeing tours.
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Melbourne Sydney Touring Route

Get behind the wheel and self-drive Sydney to Melbourne. Choose from three distinct touring routes that traverse diverse terrain and take you into welcoming cities, towns and villages located between Australia's two largest cities.
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The Ghan

The Ghan is the ultimate journey into the heart of Australia. It is an odd name for a train, but in Australian history it is a living legend. About 150 years ago, the first camels were imported along with their handlers from Afghanistan. In true Australian style, the name was soon shortened to “Ghan.’ Early explorers used camels, perfectly adaptable for traveling long distances through the hot interior and beyond all the way to Darwin. Today, train enthusiasts can make this journey with all the creature comforts these pioneers could never have imagined.
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The Southern Spirit

The Southern Spirit experience is something new and quite unique in Australia. Epic transcontinental rail cruising in Platinum or Gold Service style, combined with a suite of deluxe excursions and once in a lifetime events at ports along the way. On board you’ll enjoy unparalleled luxury and unmatched personal attention with 24-hour cabin service. Whereas trips “ashore” offer you the chance to indulge yourself at exclusive five-star hotels or take off on excursions as adventurous and exciting as you choose to make them. No, Southern Spirit is not for everyone. It’s for the lucky few who get on board.
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The Sunlander

Comfort, flexibility and a great social atmosphere have made The Sunlander one of Australia’s great journeys and a firm favourite with travelers between Brisbane and Cairns. This scenic journey, which snakes its way along north-eastern Australia’s coastline several times a week, offers travel options to suit every traveler – from the most discerning to the budget conscious.
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