Australia & New Zealand
With a whole class of species that cannot be found anywhere else, terrain as diverse as the Red Center and the green and blue tropical coast, it’s a land like no other!
Separated by the raging “Tasman Sea” neighbouring New Zealand is a land of exquisite beauty, complete with glaciers, fjords, volcanic lakes, snow-covered mountain ranges, and thermal springs and pools of virtually every colour.
In this “first-of-a-kind” luxury kosher trip, we enjoy 15 days of incredible scenery, gourmet kosher food, luxury hotels and fascinating culture. We will experience this breathtaking tour together relishing in adventure, fun and unforgettable memories!
“It turns out that travel heaven just might be down under! With its vast and varied landscapes, unique wildlife, and white-sand beaches, Australia is one of the most interesting continents around” – Unknown
ITINERARIES
FAQ
These FAQ's are specific to this tour. For general info please visit our FAQ page.
Visas
- U.S. citizens are able to apply for an electronic travel authority on-line, and must be sure to have it printed out – if you have not yet done this, please do this urgently. www.visacentral.com
- U.S. citizens may enter New Zealand visa-free.
- Passports: Your passport has to be valid for 6 months from date of entry.
- Australia and New Zealand have extremely strict bio-security rules and it is essential to avoid bringing any non-permitted foods into the country- we recommend avoiding bringing all non-processed foods completely
Flights
- All local flights and hotels are booked as per request where possible, and will billed accordingly.
Arrival/ Departure
- Arrive in Melbourne the morning of the tour.
Depart Auckland after 3 pm on the last day of the tour unless otherwise specified.
Climate and Clothing
- February is summer in the Southern Hemisphere and the weather is generally warm – very hot in most of Australia, with nights in Sydney or Melbourne sometimes getting a little cooler.
- New Zealand is cooler than Australia and can be chilly on the South Island even in summer, particularly in the evenings and early mornings, and at Milford Sound.
Medical
- Australia and New Zealand have modern health-care facilities, particularly in the main cities. However, It is still essential to bring any medication you require and to ensure that your medical insurance covers you comprehensively whilst away.
Currency
- The unit of currency in Australia is the Australian dollar which is currently valued at about 1.51 AUD = 1$, although currency fluctuations can be rather drastic.
- The unit of currency in New Zealand is the New Zealand dollar which is currently valued at about 1.64 NZD = 1$, although currency fluctuations can be rather drastic.
- Although most larger shops take Visa and Mastercard (always for a 1.5-5% levy), it is suggested to bring some local cash (Australian Dollars and New Zealand Dollars) with you.