Australia Travel Agents

The staff was so accommodating. The apartment was very nice. It lacked any basic food ingredients though. Not even salt was provided, so bring everything you need for using the kitchen. The ultramodern stove was difficult for me also. It was in a great location. Lots of shopping close by. The pool was great.

We loved this hotel. They give you a chocolate chip cookie when you check in. I especially liked the bathroom. It had a very nice shelf that allowed you to have all your toiletries handy. The food was okay, but not great. I wouldn’t advise eating dinner there, but breakfast was fine. It was not in a great location for getting fast food. Not much nearby.

We had a nice large room and a smaller adjoining one. This hotel is not luxurious but it had its charm. The cockatoos visited us faithfully and the kids were delighted by them. There was really only one restaurant that was kid friendly, but we also enjoyed the pizza place. Everything costs extra. Very little is included other than your room. We enjoyed the buggies for one day but didn’t find it necessary for the more than a day. There’s a grocery store down by the wharf which was nice.

The rooms were super nice. We had our best night’s sleep there. Wonderful to have the washer and dryer there because everything was dirty by the end of our trip.

We had the best guide ever. Rosie was very friendly and great with the kids. They loved the mushroom experience at the National Park. We had a wonderful lunch at a local cafe and Rosie had us singing the Kookaburra song and we kept singing it for the entire rest of our trip. The kids loved Bonorong so much and Rosie knew all of the information that the guides there had to offer. The kids even got to pet a wombat! It was great.

The Full Day Desert Safari Day Cruise was a bit misleading as it wasn't quite a 'safari'. It mainly involved bus rides, but was still enjoyable. My grandson particularly loved sliding down the sand hills, which made it a memorable experience. Transportation back was a bit tricky as it was hard to secure an Uber. Renting a car might have been a better choice for this tour.

This lodge was absolutely awesome! We were so spoiled and pampered. The guides were so passionate about Uluru and the culture. We saw and learned so much that it made us feel like we understood a little bit about the history of Australia.

Our guides were so passionate about their island! They both grew up on Kangaroo Island and knew a lot of insider information that we would never have found out alone. They took us to lots of places where koalas, wallabies and kangaroos lived in their natural habitat. We also heard lots of interesting stories about the island.

The Sebel Quay West Suites in Sydney was exceptional! The view was just stunning, and from a quality perspective, it was probably the best. We felt really treated well, and the spaciousness and luxury of the room made our stay very comfortable.

The Reef View Hotel was the highlight of our stay! The presidential suite was just lovely and exceptionally spacious. Even though the furniture appeared slightly dated, it was clean and well-maintained. We enjoyed having so much space and the private amenities, like the golf cart with a reserved parking spot, made our stay even more special. Definitely the best hotel experience of the trip.

Our stay at the Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane was overall satisfactory once we settled in. However, the early arrival experience was less than ideal as they were quite strict about the check-in time, not allowing any possibility of early access. The room itself was great, with everyone having a comfortable bed, but the initial waiting after a long flight was a bit of a letdown.

The Featherdale Keeper Tour was an unexpectedly amazing experience! Getting behind-the-scenes access and being personally guided by a zookeeper made this visit unique and special. Interacting with animals up-close in the koala and reptile enclosures was an unforgettable highlight.