Take an ultimate adventure with the women of Olivia to the land of Aussies and Kiwis. Exotic, remote, and half a world away, Australia and New Zealand are filled with unexpected plants and animals, a rich indigenous culture, and that infectious down-under spirit. This Olivia ecotour is focused on promoting eco-aware travel, conserving the environment, and improving the welfare of the local population.

Your Experience

Relax and enjoy the complete freedom to celebrate your life on this ultimate adventure surrounded by women like you. Experience the haunting melody of a Maori song, the thrill of New Zealand's fastest Jet Sprint, and the luxury of an "Ultimate Relaxation Package" at Hell's Gate Hot Springs.

Your Activities

Meet local women in Awithu and enjoy an organic lunch with Olivia friends old and new. Indulge in lunch on a Sydney Harbour Cruise and a meal at the famous revolving Skytower Restaurant. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park. Tour the vibrant metropolis of Auckland ("City of Sails") on the sparkling Waitemata Harbour. We'll jet to Sydney, where the Opera House, Harbor Bridge, Circular Quay, and Bondi Beach lie within minutes of each other. Don’t miss King St. in Newtown—the center of Sydney’s gay and lesbian community. Take a day trip to the Blue Mountains, climb the Harbor Bridge, or relax on the beach. From Cairns, the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, you can day-trip to the Outer Barrier Reef, Daintree Rainforest, or Cape Tribulation, before spending a sensual farewell evening with a sumptuous feast in an ancient rainforest.

Your Hotels

You will enjoy first-rate hospitality at premier hotels during your stay. Auckland’s luxurious Langham Hotel is steps away from the waterfront, museums, and shopping. In Sydney, the incomparable Four Seasons Sydney Hotel delivers superb views of the Opera House and Harbor Bridge from the heart of the famous Rocks district. In Cairns, you’ll be treated to superior rooms and fresh local produce and native dishes in the style of tropical North Queensland.