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Australian Pacific Touring Jervis Bay Dolphins and Southern Highlands

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Spend the morning on the south coast of NSW viewing dolphins from your cruise vessel in Jervis Bay before visiting the stunning Southern Highland in the afternoon.

Itinerary
Departs: Sydney 8.00 am - Returns: Approx. 7.00 pm

Enjoy a day full of memorable highlights. Stop at the scenic Ball Hill Lookout and enjoy traditional Aussie Billy tea. Continue along the south coast taking in the views of the South Pacific Ocean, Wollongong and the Sea Cliff Bridge. Hug the coastline as you drive over the Sea Cliff Bridge. Continue the coastal journey to view the Kiama Blowhole, an unusual natural phenomenon that sprays plumes of water up to heights of 60 metres into the air. See great Australian surf beaches, the picturesque southern New South Wales coastline and pretty holiday townships along your coastal journey. Cruise the pristine, protected waters of Jervis Bay. You have the opportunity to see playful pods of wild dolphins leap and spin from the sea. Enjoy a cold salad lunch on board your vessel Tekin III, a purpose built and very stable catamaran with three viewing levels and a special bow mounted camera. Watch for marine life from your cruise vessel. Whales occasionally visit this area on their migration between September and December. Travel through the Southern Highlands, with its native temperate rainforest and hard working rural communities. Many towns boast mansions and beautiful gardens, a legacy to their commercial success. Travel to picturesque Kangaroo Valley and the towering sandstone cliffs and valleys of Morton National Park. Enjoy your free time to explore this quaint township. Tour through the Southern Highlands town of Bowral, home of the late Sir Donald Bradman (famous cricketer) and the colourful annual Tulip Time Festival. In rare circumstances the itinerary may alter due to seasonal tidal conditions. Lx1

COST
S36
Adult: $165
Child: $83

Departures
Departs Sundays Apr 2009 - Mar 2010