Sydney to Jindabyne

South

Sydney to Jindabyne - Apr, Sep – Mar: Mon Wed Sat May – Aug: Wed Sat
Kings Cross	Bus Stop, Cnr Macleay & Orwell st	6.30am
Town Hall	477 Kent Street	6.45am
Central	Oz Experience Office 804 George St	7.00am
Canberra	Joilmont Centre	1.00pm
Canberra	Victor Lodge, 29 Dawes st Kingston	1.00pm

HIGHLIGHTS: Canberra, Jindabyne, Snowy Mountains, Lakes Entrance, Wilson’s Promontory
OPTIONAL HOP OFFS: Canberra, Lakes Entrance, Foster (Wilson’s Promontory_
LOCAL PAYMENT: $75 – Accommodation: 2 nights multi share (incl bed linen). Meals: 2 breakfasts, 2 Dinner Other: National Park Fee
RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATION:
> Sydney – Wake Up!, base Backpackers, Chilli Blue
> Canberra – YHA
> Lakes Entrance –
> Wilson’s Promontory – Foster Caravan Park
> Melbourne – base Backpackers St Kilda, Nomads Industry, YHA Queensberry Hill, Hotel Bakpak

The ride between Sydney and Melbourne is a very diverse trip with stunning mountain national parks and rugged coastline. This sector is run by ATA operations and offers unique, remote stops exploring each area along the way, and cool, remote overnight accommodation.

Experience Canberra Package - $69 for 2 nights including:
• Dorm Accommodation - four-bed dorm mixed (or single sex - subject to availability)
• Continental breakfast at on-site café
(Tea, coffee, toast, condiments, cereal, fruit, juice & yoghurt.
Upgrade to cooked b’fast for extra $5)
• Laundry – large wash & dry clothes
• ½ price bike hire
• Buy 1 hr internet and receive 30 mins free
• All drinks at The Transit Bar at happy hour prices

Prices:
$69 for 2 nights
$102 for 3 nights – the above inclusions + 1 extra night accommodation
$135 for 4 nights – the above inclusions + 2 extra nights accommodation

Our award-winning guide, Luke aka ‘Gollum’, (his fellow guides gave him the Best Victorian Guide award in 2006 which makes it even more special), has worked the Melbourne <> Sydney for the last 3 years. He tells us why these are his favourite spots on these 3 days:
Snowy Mountains – It’s always surprising to see the changes of the seasons and the differences in the environment as the altitude changes. Travelers are always find the extreme changes to the environment in this region – weather, altitude, flowers, sky - interesting.
Lakes Entrance – Having a wicked coffee and watching the big Pelicans on the foreshore. It’s a simple but rewarding pleasure.
Wilson’s Promontory – I love body surfing at the quiet beaches at the ‘Prom. It’s great seeing how amazed people are when they are lucky enough to see wild Wombats on the beach.