Dear Friends and fellow travellers,

2014 has been an exciting year with the expansion of our tour and charter business after the purchase of the touring and long distance charter division of another local company as well as the natural increase in our own charters and tours. We have now completed the renovations to our office and Departure Lounge. Our staff will be going through a new training program so as to be more in tune with the day to day operations of our business.

We now have 2 full time mechanics and 1 driver/qualified mechanic. This has enabled us to keep up with the quality control of our vehicles that we have been striving for over the last few years. Our vehicles are constantly being attended to in our preventative mainte-nance program and we find that these vehicles are extremely reliable in their operation.

No expense is spared in the safety, maintenance and cleanliness of our fleet of 30 vehicles.

Langley’s are proud to be one of the first fleets in New South Wales to have seatbelts fit-ted to all our school buses, touring and charter coaches. We have just

purchased a larger property in Dubbo where we will be developing an new bus and coach facility, but our office will remain at 5 Depot Road Dubbo as usual and I can see no

reason to change that location. So our office will be open for business at the same

address as for the last 8 years.

Our trials into more extensive overseas markets have proved to be very successful. Our European River Cruise and Canada / Alaska Tours have both gone very well and our

passengers that went thoroughly enjoyed their once in a lifetime experiences. We will continue to offer these along with our shorter tours to New Zealand and the ever popular Norfolk Island. Once again we would like to thank you all for your continuing support and please do not hesitate to contact us with any tour suggestions or questions you may have in the future.

Thanking you

Phil & Fiona Langley

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Tasmanian Highlights 4

Kiama 6

Food and Wine Cruise 8

Cultural Broken Hill 9

Celtic Festival Glen Innes 10

Senior’s Week Celebration Sydney 10

Rutherglen Winery Walkabout 11

Bright Autumn Festival 12

Emirate Melbourne Cup 13

7 Day Australian Open Tennis 14

5 Day Australian Open (Finals) 15

Melbourne Flower Show 17

Murray River Run 22

Flinders Island 16

Norfolk Island 28

King Island 29

Queensland inland icons 18

Canberra ANZAC Coo-ee March Tribute 20

Canberra Floriade 26

Outback on a budget 21

Central Australia Dubbo to Darwin 23

Kimberley’s Darwin to Broome 24

Remark Rose Festival 27

New Zealand 30

Europe, Canada & Alaska 32

Concerts & Theatre Shows 33

Deluxe Coachlines Reunion &

National Transport Hall of Fame 34

Day tours, 2 day tours and Mystery Tours 7

INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS

NEW SOUTH WALES

VICTORIA

QUEENSLAND

ACT

TASMANIA

THEATRE & CONCERTS

MULTI-STATE

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AUSTRALIAN ISLANDS SPECIAL TOURS

21st September– 5th October

15 DAYS

Day 1:Monday 21st September Dubbo ~ Narrandera D Your Tasmanian adventure starts early this morning when you board Langley's 5 star luxury coach. Travel south on the Newell Highway passing through West Wyalong, before reaching tonight's accommodation at Narrandera Day 2:Tuesday 22nd September Shepparton ~ Bass Strait BD Travel to Port Melbourne and Station Pier to board Spirit of Tasmania for the overnight cruise across Bass Strait to Devonport. Explore the onboard features and enjoy a buffet dinner in Captain’s Table Eatery during the cruise down Port Phillip Bay. Settle into your twin ensuite port hole cabins for a refreshing sleep before waking up with Tasmania in sight. Day 3:Wednesday 23rd September Sheffield Murals ~ Cataract Gorge BD After berthing in the Mersey River Devonport disembark around 6.30am to be welcomed by your tour guide and escorted to your coach. Travel to a local restaurant for a hearty breakfast before touring the hinterland dominated by majestic Mt. Roland to the murals town of Sheffield to enjoy the evocative outdoor art gallery of impressive murals. Travel to the city of Launceston where highlights include the city centre and magnificent Cataract Gorge with its cliff side g a r d e n s , p e a c o c k s , p o o l s , suspension foot bridge and one of the longest single span chairlifts in the world (ride is optional and own expense). Stroll in City Park and the John Hart Conservatory noted for

displays of begonias, cyclamens and other hot house blooms. Continue to ove rn igh t accomm oda t ion a t Launceston Day 4:Thursday 24th September Heritage Highway ~ Campbell Town ~ Ross ~ Hobart BD This morning we follow the Heritage Highway south to Hobart, passing through former coach staging villages of the Tasmanian midlands. Pause in the beautiful village of Campbell Town before travelling to Ross for a bakery lunch and to view the historic Celtic carved Herbert Archer Bridge. Continue to Oatlands where the massive sails of the restored Callington Flour Mill dominate the streetscape. A local guide will bring this historic town to life before we continue south on the Heritage Highway to the city of Hobart set against the backdrop of Mt. Wellington. Crossing the Derwent River, tour the city including historic Battery Point, Salamanca Place and the waterfront. We check in to our accommodation for the next five nights at the centrally located Fountainside Motor Inn. Day 5:Friday 25th September Tasman Peninsula ~ Port Arthur ~ Tassie Devil BD Travel via Sorell and Midway point for our full day tour to the Tasman Peninsula and historic Port Arthur. Take in magnificent views from the lookout above picturesque Eaglehawk Neck and Pirates Bay before continuing to the Port Arthur convict settlement. Within the 40 hectares of landscaped grounds lies a rich history of Australia’s past. Included in the entry is a guided walking tour, a short cruise across the harbour, access to

the Visitor Centre and Interpretation Gallery as well as more than 30 buildings, ruins and restored gardens and houses. Explore as you wish before departing the Historic Site to visit a Tasmanian Devil at the Tasman Devil Park. Returning to Hobart we tour beside Norfolk and Frederick Henry Bays and back over the iconic Tasman Bridge. Day 6:Saturday 26th September Salamanca Markets ~ Free Day BD As it is Saturday morning, take the opportunity to explore the famous Salamanca open air market with its bustle and buskers, colour and excitement. The rest of today is your opportunity to indulge your own special interests and choices, the choice is yours! (own expense). Day 7:Sunday 27th September Huon Valley ~ Tahune Airwalk BD Tour the fruit growing region of the Huon Valley through Huonville and Frankl in where we visi t the Tasmanian southern eucalypt and Huon pine forests where a major attraction has been established in the Tahune Forest at the joining of the Picton and Huon Rivers. Take a unique view of the environment during the walk among the tree tops at theTahune Forest Airwalk and explore the Visitor Centre with its displays of timber craft and forest history before returning to Hobart. Return to our accommodation to freshen up before dinner before returning to Hobart.

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Day 8: Monday 28th September Cadbury ~ Royal Botanical Gardens ~ Richmond BD This morning we visit Cadburys Chocolates at Claremont to learn the history of that great chocolate taste, followed by opportunity to purchase your favourites from the Chocolate Shop. Cross the Derwent to the historic village of Richmond, where you can view the spire of Australia’s oldest Catholic Church from beneath the arches of our oldest stone bridge. Before returning to accommodation, enjoy some quiet moments in Hobart’s Royal Botanical Gardens. The remainder of the afternoon is yours to relax or explore as you wish. Day 9: Tuesday 29th September Tarraleah Gorge ~ West Coast ~ Strahan BD Departing Hobart, tour the picturesque Derwent Valley through New Norfolk to climb the Central Plateau. Follow the Wild Way through trout lakes, mountains and gorges and the Wild Rivers National Park. Pass through Tarraleah Gorge, site of early hydroelectric installations and pause at “The Wall”, a work in progress depicting the history of the region, beautifully carved in Tasmania’s unique Huon Pine. Cross Lake Burbury and descend through the ghost towns of Linda and Gormanston to the copper mining town of Queenstown and onto the picturesque harbour town of Strahan, our accommodation for the next two nights Day 10: Wednesday 30th September World Heritage Cruise ~ Macquarie Harbour BLD Today we cruise the incomparable Gordon River, into the heart of Tasmania's wilderness and the edge of World Heritage. Cross vast Macquarie Harbour, visit Sarah Island, worst convict settlement of all, and follow the Gordon through stands of ancient Huon pine, sassafras and myrtle rainforest to step ashore for a wilderness board walk at Heritage Landing. Voyage to Hell's Gates, the aptly named harbour entrance where many early ships were destroyed by ferocious ocean swells. On return to Strahan, there will be opportunity to explore the village including the Visitor Centre and huon pine saw mill. As an option tonight, re-turn to the Strahan Visitor's Centre to view the dramatic and hilarious true story of the Great Escape from Sarah Island in the live production of 'The ship that never was'. (Own expense).

Day 11: Thursday 1st October Cradle Valley ~ Dove Lake ~ Smithton BLD Travel north this morning to the mining town of Zeehan before continuing north through rainforest and mineral rich mountains, crossing the Vale of Belvior and alpine cattle country to reach Cradle Mountain National Park. Travel on the shuttle bus to Dove Lake at the foot of the crags of Cradle Mountain and visit Waldheim, forest home of pioneer Gustav Weindorffer. Enjoy lunch and the visual delights of the Wilderness Gallery at the Cradle Chateau before fo l lowing the h ighway through mountains and button grass plains to the North West Coast and overnight accommodation at Tall Timbers Resort Smithton. Day 12: Friday 2nd October Woolnorth BD Today learn about the fascinating history of the Van Diemens Land Co. with a visit to its original property "Woolnorth Farm", situated on the far North West tip of Tasmania. Admire the views over the outer islands from Cape Grim and breath the purest air in the world! Visit the roaring 40's wind farm be f o re con t inu ing o n t o o u r accommodation for a chance to freshen up before dinner. Day 13: Saturday 3rd October Stanley ~ Scenic Coast ~ Bass Strait Cruise BD This morning visit the historic village of Stanley nestling at the foot of an ancient volcanic core known as ‘the Nut’. Tour past Highfield, historical headquarters of the early Van Diemans Land Co. and explore the quaint town with its terraces. Marvel at the breathtaking views from the rich agricultural Table Cape with its amazing diversity of crops and farms and continue to the coastal port of Burnie. Tour east along the scenic coastal route through Penguin and Ulverstone to Devonport. Take a last look from the top of the Mersey Bluff and view the lighthouse before heading to your dinner venue. Board the Spirit of Tasmania and settle into your twin berth ensuite porthole cabins for the overnight cruise to Melbourne. Day 14: Sunday 4th October The Heads ~ Port Phillip Bay ~ Melbourne BD Early risers may witness the entry through The Heads into Port Phillip Bay and watch the Melbourne city skyline come into view during the cruise up the bay to Station Pier. Disembark at around 6.30am. and enjoy breakfast at

a local venue before travelling to Wangaratta reflecting on your holiday to the ‘island of inspiration’. Day 15: Monday 5th October Wangaratta ~ Forbes ~ Home B This morning we head for home, with an interchange at Parkes for passengers from Orange and Bathurst being farewelled and travel to their homes on our mini coach as the rest of us continue on the Dubbo arriving late afternoon.

Tour Cost

$4800 per person twin share

$5800 per person single

$100 deposit required on booking

Final Payment required by :

1st August 2015

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Day 1:Saturday 14th November Dubbo ~ Sydney D Departing Dubbo we travel to Sydney aboard Langley's luxury touring coach. On arrival in Sydney we will do a city sights before checking into your accommodation. Dinner tonight will be served at the hotel. Day 2:Sunday 15th November Sydney ~ Kiama BD This morning travel to Wollongong via rainforests, seaside villages and beautiful coastline along the Grand Pacific Drive. A highlight is the Sea Cliff Bridge, an engineering marvel that is suspended from the cliffs over the ocean. In the afternoon continue on to Kiama arriving at The Sebel where we will be staying for the next 3 nights. Day 3:Monday 16th November Kiama area BD Spend time this morning exploring this beautiful town famous for its blowholes. Visit Minnamurra Rainforest where we will experience its wonders and beauty during an easy boardwalk through the rare remnant of this subtropical and warm temperate rainforest. We may catch a glimpse of the normally elusive Lyrebird, the Eastern Water Dragons, Swamp Wallabies and a host of bird species. Enjoy the superb views from the Saddleback Mountain Lookout before returning to Kiama for the evening. Day 4:Tuesday 17th November Sapphire Coast BD Today we cruise the beautiful Shoalhaven River including morning

tea, then travel to Berry, set amongst the rolling green hills of the Cambewarra Range. Enjoy the shops and cafes including the "Treat Factory" where they make their preserves and chocolates by hand. Before returning back to our accommodation Day 5:Wednesday 18th November Kiama Blue Mountains BD Today we head for the Blue Mountains via the spectacular Fitzroy Falls with views of this spectacular Waterfall along the way. From here we travel to the Blue Mountains for 2 nights. Day 6 Thursday 19th November Blue Mountains BD A visit to The Three Sisters an unusual rock formation which according to Aboriginal legend represents three sisters who fell in love but were forbidden to marry, in a resulting tribal battle the sisters were turned to stone by an elder to protect them. Next we visit Scenic World to board both the Scenic Cableway & the Scenic Railway. The Scenic Cableway is the steepest aerial cable car in Australia. It takes us on a 545 metre ride into the world heritage listed rainforest of the Jamison Valley. From here we wander along the boardwalk to the base of the Scenic Railway the world's steepest incline railway, ascending 415m up the escarpment. lunch today at Leura (own expense), then journey to Leuralla Toy and Railway Museum where we can stroll through the 12 acres of landscaped garden or view the magnificent collection of antique

tin toys, dolls, teddy bears or model trains. Day 7:Friday 20th November Blue Mountains Home B Travelling home in the comfort of our luxury coach you can reflect on your holiday.

14th—20th November

7 DAYS

Tour Price

$2300 per person twin share

$2750 Single

$100 deposit required on booking

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Call our office for upcoming day and

2 day tours run through the year

Dunedoo Bush Poetry Festival

7th March

2015

Elvis Festival

in Parkes

10th January

Join us on our Mystery Sunday Roasts

8th February, 12th April, 17th May,

26th July, 20th Sept, 8th November,

6th December

2 Day Tamworth Country Music Festival

in Tamworth

24th and 25th January

Millthorpe Markets

22nd March and 5th December

Tullamore Irish Festival

Saturday 4th April 2015

Day 1:Saturday 20th June Dubbo ~ Sydney ~ Pacific Pearl D After early morning pickups, travel to Sydney onboard the Langley's luxury coach to meet the Pacific Pearl. Settle into your cabin with en-suite making sure you leave your cares and worries on the dock, it is time for food, wine and your choice of relaxation or fun. Departing Sydney at 4pm, the food and entertainment begin. Bon Voyage. Day 2:Sunday 21st June D At Sea BLD Join a presentation from food and wine personalities, learn the finer details of wine from professional viticulturists. Find out how cheese is matured at a cheese tasting master class or take part in an Australian sherry and Muscat master class. Discover how to make the perfect brew as part of a barista class, or learn how to mix your favorite tipple at a cocktail-making demonstration. Come evening, wind down with fellow guests at a late night jazz performance from a leading musician. Don't forget to find time to take a walk on the deck to see the sun set over the open ocean.

Day 3:Monday 22nd June At Sea BLD Take the day to enjoy some of the many features of the Pacific Pearl such as the Salt Grill by Luke Mangan, jump in one of the whirlpool spas, work off some of the delicious food at the fitness centre and gym, catch a show at the Marquee multi level theatre or maybe just relax by one of the two pools. y

Day 4: Tuesday 23rd June At Sea ~ Sydney ~ Home B The Pacific Pearl returns to Sydney at 7am this morning, so be up early to enjoy the last breakfast before disembarking and re-boarding the Langley's coach for our trip back to Dubbo and home. Thank you for your

wonderful company.

20th-23rd June

4 DAYS

Tour Price

$1180 per person twin share

$1650 Single

Price based on Oceanview rooms.

Balcony or Suite rooms available at additional costs

$500 Deposit required on booking

Final Payment required by:

20th April 2015

Minimum numbers are

required by 20th March for this tour to proceed

So please book early

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13th-17th July

5 DAYS

Day 1: Monday 13th

July Dubbo ~ Nyngan ~ Barrier Highway ~ Cobar ~ Broken Hill D Your adventure starts today as you board the luxurious 5 star Langley’s coach and travel to Nyngan where in 1990, the Bogan river experienced a once in a century flood resulting in $50 million damage and causing the evacuation of 2 thousand people. Join the Barrier Highway as it crosses central New South Wales passing through Cobar and Wilcannia before reaching our home for the next 4 nights, Broken Hill. Accommodation: Comfort Inn on Crystal. Day 2:Tuesday 14

th July

Pro Hart ~ Silver City Mint and Art Gallery ~ Big Picture BD After a late start and a hearty breakfast, board the Langley’s coach for a day of leisurely touring. A trip to Broken Hill is almost incomplete without a visit to the Pro Hart Gallery. On display is not only a wide selection of Pro's own paintings, but also hundreds of works by an impressive range of other artists including Arthur Boyd, John Constable, Claude Monet, and Albert Tucker. Travel to the Silver City Mint and Art Gallery where you will see one of the top ten attractions in New South Wales, Ando’s Big Picture. Many artists can be paralysed by that moment when they stare at a blank canvas - imagine the overwhelming feeling of facing a blank canvas measuring almost 100 metres long & 12 metres at its highest point! Ando had a vision & was able to take that first brush stroke and a million more to finish the 100,000 saltbush, 20,000 trees, 20,000 small stones, 1000 large stones, 3000 clouds, 1500 hills and the 12 sculptures which comprise The Big Picture, the World's Largest Acrylic Painting on Canvas by a single artist. Dinner this evening is at the motel.

Day 3: Wednesday 15th

July Silverton ~ Sculpture at Sunset BD This morning experience the authentic outback town of Silverton, just a short 25km drive northwest from Broken Hill. Behind the sleepy streets and heritage stone buildings is a swag-full of art galleries, artist studios, museums and a famous pub. Nestled in the Western Barrier Ranges, Silverton is spectacular in a classic outback sense. No wonder the town is more famous as a film location than most places in Australia. The historic Silverton Hotel has featured in more than 100 films and commercials. Today, the hotel welcomes visitors to view its film memorabilia. ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ and ‘Mad Max’ (released as ‘The Road Warrior’ in the US) were shot on the famous Mundi Mundi Plains, 5km west of Silverton. From here you can marvel at the curvature of the earth and the beauty of the distant Boolcoomatta Hills in the Olary Range 90km away. This evening travel to the Living Desert to view the sculptures comprises 12 sandstone artworks which highlight the skyline, all with a story to tell. Located on a majestic hilltop within the centre of the reserve, the sculptures were completed in 1993 by artists from around the world (weather permitting). Day 4: Thursday 16

th July

Jack Absalom ~ Regional Art Gallery ~ Free Time BD After breakfast, board the 5 Star Langley’s coach and visit the iconic Jack Absalom art gallery. Completed in 1997 it is designed to give visitors a total image of the Australian outback as seen through the eyes of Jack Absalom. It features eleven 8' x 3' paintings of Jack's work in a permanent display depicting areas of Australia which have impressed Jack. The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery is our last gallery and provides

an annual program of locally curated exhibitions along with touring exhibitions from major cultural institutions. The Gallery is housed in the historic Sully’s Emporium operating from 1885 – 1985, Sully’s Emporium was the longest surviving commercial business in Broken Hill. This afternoon is yours to do any last minute shopping before dinner tonight at the motel. Day 5: Friday 17

th July

Broken Hill ~ Cobar ~ Nyngan ~ Dubbo B Travel back on the Barrier Highway, retracing our steps back through Willcannia, Cobar, Nyngan and finally home to Dubbo.

Tour Price

$1199 per person twin share

$1399 Single

$100 Deposit required on booking

Final Payment required by 18th May 2015

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17th-19th March

3 DAYS

Day 1: Tuesday 17th

March Dubbo ~ Orange ~ Bathurst ~ Katoomba ~ Sydney D Travel to Sydney passing through the rural cities of Orange, Bathurst, Lithgow and Katoomba to check into our accommodation for the next two nights at the North Sydney Harbourview Hotel. Dinner tonight is at the hotel. Accommodation: North Sydney Harbourview Hotel.

Day 2: Wednesday 18th

March Senior’s Week Concert BD After a late start and a hearty breakfast, board the Langley’s coach to travel to one of Sydney’s newest attractions, Madame Tussauds. Experience the magic of wax that has been crafted into life like replicas of yesteryears and todays celebrities. Enjoy ‘high tea’ on Sydney Harbour with Captain Cook Cruises before returning to the hotel to have an early dinner and freshen up before traveling to the Premiers Gala Concert for Senior’s Week.

Day 3: Thursday 19th

March Sydney ~ Dubbo ~ Home B Another leisurely start this morning before boarding the Langley’s 5 Star luxury coach and heading for home with all the tastes, smells and sounds running through your head.

Tour Price

$899 per person twin share

$1130 Single

$100 Deposit required on booking

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Day 1: Friday 1st May Dubbo, Bingara to Inverell D Departing Dubbo we travel via the Newell to Narrabri , Stop at Bingara to view the Theatre before arriving in Inverell for our accommodation for the next 3 nights. Day 2: Saturday 2nd May Parade and Celtic Standing Stones BD Departing the Motel after Breakfast we travel to Glen Innes to see the Celtic Festival Street Parade. The rest of the day is spent at Celtic Standing Stone which features many events including Caber Tossing,

Kilt dash for cash, Granite Boulder Carrying and the Celtic Strongman event plus much much more. Many Food Outlets and Stalls are available throughout the day Day: 3 Sunday 3rd May Standing Stones– Clan Ceremonies BD After breakfast we return to Celtic Standing Stones to see the Celtic Yard Dog Trials, Roman Village Display and Dexter Cattle Display plus many more activities . Day 4: Monday 4th May Inverell to Dubbo B After a eventful few days in

Glen Innes we depart Inverell and travel to Nundle Woolen Mill, before arriving in Dubbo early evening

Tour Price

$999 per person twin share

$1180 Single Supplement

$100 Deposit required on booking

Ideal tour for small groups and individuals

5th– 9th June

5 DAYS

Day 1: Friday 5th

June 2015 Dubbo ~ West Wyalong ~ Licorice & Chocolate Factory ~ Wagga Wagga ~ Wangaratta D Your adventure starts today as you board the luxurious 5 star Langley’s coach and travel south passing through West Wyalong and Wagga Wagga. Enjoy the taste of organic Belgian chocolate at Junee’s Licorice and Chocolate factory before continuing on to your accommodation for the next 4 nights at the Gateway Motor Inn in Wangaratta. Day 2: Saturday 6

th June

Rutherglen ~Winery Walkabout BD After a hearty breakfast, travel to Rutherglen for the 2015 Winery Walkabout. Spend the day exploring and tasting the fine wines of the regions award winning wineries. After a day of fine wine and good times, relax as the Langley’s coach returns you to the comfort of our accommodation for a rest before dinner at the motel. Day 3: Sunday 7

th June

Rutherglen Winery Walkabout BD This morning return to Rutherglen to explore this iconic town as it celebrates all things grape.

Wander around the Farmers Market, watch the barrel rolling competition and the grape stomp is a must see. Day: 4 Monday 8

th June

Echuca ~Paddlesteamer Cruise BD Travel to the Port of Echuca for a guided tour of the newly refurbished Discovery Centre. Explore the Earnshaw Walkway and iconic wharf. Discover the facilities offered to travellers in the 1850’s and see the illegal bar and it’s escape tunnel that allowed patrons to escape the police. Board a paddlestreamer for a 1 hour cruise on the Murray before returning to your coach for the tour back to Wangaratta and our final night on tour. Day: 5 Tuesday 9

th June

Wangaratta ~ Temora ~ Dubbo B Travel to the Temora Air Museum to view their collection of aircraft and memorabilia before continuing on to Dubbo and home.

Tour Price

$1230 per person twin share

$1480 Single

$100 Deposit required on booking

Final payment due

1st May 2015

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Day1: Thursday 30 April Dubbo West Wyalong Wagga Wagga Wangaratta D Depart Dubbo this morning on the 5 star luxury Langley’s touring coach for your North East Victoria adventure that encompasses the Bright Autumn Festival. Travel south through Parkes, Forbes, West Wyalong and pause at Wagga Wagga for a break and lunch. Cross into Victoria at Albury and finally reach our home for the next 4 nights in Wangaratta. Day 2: Friday 1st May Beechworth ~ Wangaratta BD Today we travel to the magnificent historic town of Beechworth, to experience the Historic and Cultural Precinct which is a collection of nationally significant buildings telling the story of how Australia grew and prospered. During its history, Beechworth has experienced booms and bushrangers, gold rush and multiculturalism. Explore the buildings that played an integral role in the administration of North East Victoria and parts of Southern New South Wales. During the day you may wish to have lunch atthe famous Beechworth Bakery.

Day 3: Saturday 2nd May Bright ~Gala Day BD After a hearty breakfast we head through Myrtleford to the town of Bright, renowned for its beauty in every season, for the Gala day at the Bright Autumn Festival. On the first Saturday in May, the main streets are closed for all the fun of the festival, with brass and highland bands, street stalls, craft displays, the Autumn Festival Parade, . Before returning to Wangaratta, spend time exploring the Old Tobacco Sheds that tastefully display the art of mixing the old with the new; antiques and bric-a-brac, collectables, books, records, china, kitchenware and unusual giftware. Day 4: Sunday 3rd May Glenrowan Greta Brown Brothers Winery Millawa BD Travel today to Glenrowan to see the site of the old Glenrowan Inn where in June 1880, the Kelly gang was finally captured after a shootout with the police. Travelling to the town of Greta we view the unmarked grave where Ned Kelly was recently interned. Continue on to Millawa to sample some local cheese and mustards before stopping for lunch and a tasting at the famous Brown Brothers Winery. After returning to Wangaratta, enjoy

some free time this afternoon to just relax or a stroll around the city before dinner. Day 5: Monday 4th May Albury Holbrook Dubbo B Today we head home traveling via Albury to Holbrook, home of the Oberon class submarine for morning tea. We continue on through Gundagai and Cowra before arriving back in Dubbo late afternoon.

30th April– 4th May

5 DAYS

Tour Price

$1180 per person twin share

$1430 Single

$100 deposit required on booking

Final Payment

Due 20th March 2015

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30th October—4th November

6 DAYS

Day 1:Friday 30th October Dubbo ~ Melbourne D Departing Dubbo travel the Newell Highway through southern NSW, Joining the Hume Highway we travel into Melbourne, arriving late afternoon at our accommodation Downtowner on Lygon Motel. Chance to relax. and drinks before dinner Day 2:Saturday 31st October Derby Day B Depart for Flemington Race Course, join the fashions, the punters and be amidst the atmosphere of the Victoria Derby Day, (Entry Included). After an enjoyable day we head back to the motel, see who has had a win today by the smiles on their faces. Dinner will be at your expense tonight so wander through the restaurant strip of the famous Lygon Street and select from the many cuisines this area has to offer. Day 3:Sunday 1st November Melbourne B This morning we experience a city sites tour viewing the magnificent architecture of Melbourne, we finish at the famous Queen Victoria Markets. Or if you wish you can just have a free day.

Dinner tonight at your leisure. Day 4:Monday 2nd November Melbourne BD After breakfast free time again, time to explore the Melbourne City to view “The Parade of Champions” and experience the festivities of the Spring Racing Carnival. Dinner tonight at the motel we will have some fun with a Calcutta a chance to bid on your favorite horse. Day 5:Tuesday 3rd November Emirates Melbourne Cup Day BD Get into the mood of the day with a Chicken and Champagne breakfast and Melbourne Cup Sweep before departing for Flemington Racecourse to see the fashions, the punters and be amidst the atmosphere of the Emirates Melbourne Cup race day “the race that stops a nation”. Entry included. After an enjoyable day we head back to the Motel for our evening meal. And for the lucky ones collect their winnings from the Calcutta and Sweeps. Day 6: Wednesday 4th November Melbourne ~ Dubbo B An early start today we return via the Hume and Newell Highway to Dubbo after a fun trip at the Cup.

Tour Price

$1995 per person twin share

$2400 Single

$500 Deposit required on book-ing

Final Payment

Due 30th September 2015

Please be aware deposit is

required to purchase your race tickets. For Derby Day and

Emirates Melbourne Cup

Price is based on Lawn Stand Seating at time of Printing

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Dates for 2016

to be confirmed

Day 1: Friday Dubbo Melbourne L Departing at 7.00am from Langley's Depot, Tennis fans travel to Parkes to meet with more passengers before travelling to Forbes and West Wyalong for our mid morning break. We now travel on to Temora - home of “Paleface Adios” then continue through farming country to the prosperous city of Wagga Wagga. We arrive in Culcairn where we stop for lunch at the Culcairn Hotel (included). Travelling on we head into the Garden City, Melbourne. Here we find a friendly cosmopolitan atmosphere. Day 2: Saturday Day Session B Enjoy a hearty breakfast and then a tour of the city sights including some of the many parks and gardens before we arrive at the “new look” National tennis centre for an exciting introduction day of tennis! Wander through this world acclaimed venue with the Rod Laver Arena that holds 15,000, the $65 million Hisense complex which can host a variety of sporting venues and seats another 10,000 fans. See the No1Margaret Court Arena, Garden Square with its giant video screen or perhaps visit the retail piazza arena. See some of

the “Stars” in action or at the practice court or maybe watching play. At the end of play on the Rod Laver Arena, we transfer you back to the Motel for dinner in one of the many nearby restaurants - or perhaps in the popular Chinatown! Day 3: Sunday Night Session B Sunday is a night session of tennis, so enjoy a day of shopping, sightseeing or relaxing before heading off for a night of tennis. Day 4, 5 & 6: Day Session B There is some time for early shopping before arriving at the tennis maybe you will feel like exploring more of the complex to view the photographs of “yesterday’s Heroes” which hang on many of the interior walls if the stadium. Visit one, or all of the 22 outside courts, wander along the concourse and hear the cheer squads! See their brightly painted faces! Buy a souvenir! Again, at the end of play on Rod Laver Arena, we transfer you back to the Motel for our dinner nearby, or you may wish to take in a show or visit the Casino.

Day 7: Thursday Melbourne Dubbo B Today, we sadly leave the tennis and Melbourne, to travel along the freeway for our mid morning break, before proceeding on to Wodonga, where we again cross the Murray River back into NSW. Travelling through Albury and several small villages, we once more arrive in Culcairn for our lunch (included) then it's on through Wagga Wagga, Temora to Wyalong for an afternoon break. Time to begin our “farewells” as we continue on through Parkes, arriving at Langley's Dubbo at 7.30pm. What a top week of tennis

Tour Price

Price to be confirmed

Early 2015

$550 deposit required

on booking

Please Note

Deposit is required to

purchase you tickets

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Day 1: Thursday Dubbo ~ Melbourne D Departing Dubbo we travel via Parkes, Forbes and West Wyalong crossing the Murray River into Victoria, making our way through Victoria arriving in Melbourne for the next 4 nights. (If numbers permit pick ups will be available in Orange, Molong and Bathurst.) Day 2: Friday Melbourne Tennis B Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the Motel. Free time today before our coach transfers you to Rod Laver Arena to watch the Men’s Semi Final Tennis action. Time to jump on a tram and explore the city. Day 3: Saturday Melbourne Tennis B Depending on the session length last night you may wish to sleep in a little bit this morning. A short tour of Melbourne to explore further what the city has to offer OR sit back at the Motel till our coach transfers you again to Rod Laver Arena to watch the Tennis action of the Female Finals.

Day 4: Sunday Melbourne Tennis B More free time this morning. You can visit the Queen Victoria Market which is a major landmark in Melbourne. At around seven hectares is the largest open air market in the Southern Hemi-sphere. After lunch rest up before the grand finale of the Australian Tennis Open. The Final of the Men’s Tennis. Day 5: Monday Melbourne ~ Dubbo B After an exciting few days of watching the tennis final’s action we enjoy an early breakfast at the Motel before we begin our journey home arriving home early evening.

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Day 1: Tuesday 24th March Dubbo—Shepparton D Langley’s Coaches will travel down the Newell Highway Pass through Parkes, Forbes, West Wyalong and Narrandera, a tranquil rural town in the heart of the Riverina. Cross into Victoria and spend overnight at Quality Hotel Parklake in Shepparton. Day 2 : Wednesday 25th March Shepparton—Melbourne BD Start the day with a town tour of Shepparton. We stop for lunch (own expense) at Nagambie, Continue south to Seymour to visit the Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk. We finish the day in Melbourne at our centrally located accommodation at Downtowner on Lygon. Day 3: Thursday 26th March Fly to Flinders Island BD This morning we board our plane and travel south to Flinders Island known locally as the 'Mountains in the Sea'. On arrival we will be collected by our local guide and taken to lunch (included). This afternoon's touring will take us to Vinegar Hill Lookout for views of the islands in the Franklin Sound with their backdrop of the hills of Cape Barren Island. Continue to our accommodation at the Furneaux Tavern in Lady Barron. Day 4: Friday 27th March Flinders Island BD This morning, follow the Coast Road to beautiful Trousers Point with Mt.Strzelecki’s towering granite crags forming a backdrop to the pristine half-moon beach. Have your cameras ready for this famous, photogenic area. Stroll the beach at Fotheringate Bay and enjoy morning tea before travelling to the end of Big River Road and continuing to our lunch venue at the Interstate Hotel

(lunch included). This afternoon, take in the views from Walkers Hill Lookout with 360 degree views of Flinders and the surrounding islands. Pause at Tobias Furneaux Lookout for spectacular views across the island in both directions before heading to Castle Rock which is a horizontally split granite boulder on the shore of Marshall Bay. Enjoy afternoon tea on western side of the island before returning to our accommodation Day 5: Saturday 28th March Flinders Island BD Enjoy morning tea at Cameron’s Inlet followed by a visit to the Flinders Island Pastoral Company. Return via Thule Road to Whitemark to have a look around Flinders Island’s main town then enjoy a delicious lunch at Freckles Café (included). This afternoon tour north to ponder the story of Wybalenna, a small settlement established in 1833 – 1847 to house Tasmanian Aboriginal people brought to Flinders Island by George Robinson. Today, the only remaining building is the red brick chapel which has been restored by the National Trust and is of national heritage significance. Near Emita, visit the small but interesting Furneaux Museum which contains a wonderful collection of records and exhibits of the island’s natural history, maritime heritage and island lifestyle, reflecting the history of the Furneaux region. Stroll along Allports Beach and enjoy afternoon tea before returning to our accommodation. Day 6 :Sunday 29th March Flinders Island to Melbourne BD Today we explore the north western corner of the island, enjoying morning tea at Sawyers Bay. Linger at Palana which was the site of coastal surveillance at the start of World War Two. Continue to North East River for a picnic lunch (included). Explore the wild ocean beach pounded by surf and the river estuary, sanctuary to a large variety of sea birds. Visit the beautiful

Killiecrankie Bay, home of the famous Killiecrankie diamonds before stopping at Mount Tanner Lookout, site of the radio repeater station and an area renowned for its wildflowers. On a clear day you can see Deal Island and the Kent Goroup. Mid afternoon we will transfer to Flinders Island Airport for our flight back to Melbourne Day 7: Monday 30th March Melbourne to Albury BLD Leaving Melbourne behind we make our way to Milawa, home to Brown Brothers Winery where we will enjoy a delicious lunch before stopping at Bright to marvel at the Autumn colours and visit a local garden. Pass through Beechworth which has many well preserved historical buildings from its 1850s gold rush days, today Beechworth has evolved into a popular tourist destination and wine-producing centre.. Continue to Albury, stopping for the night at Comfort Resort Siesta Day 8: Tuesday 31th March Albury to Dubbo B Our last day of our tour has us returning along the Newell Highway through Wagga Wagga, Forbes and Parkes. We hope you have enjoyed our journey south to the ‘mountains in the sea’.

Tour Price

$3100 per person twin share

$3444 Single Supplement

$500 deposit required on booking

Balance due: 13th

February 2015

24th-31st March

8 DAYS

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24th-31st March

8 DAYS

Day 1 Tuesday 24th March Dubbo—Shepparton D Today we depart Dubbo and travel via Parkes, Forbes, West Wyalong and Narrandera, a tranquil rural town in the heart of the Riverina. Cross into Victoria and spend overnight at Quality Hotel Parklake in Shepparton. Day 2 Wednesday 25th March Shepparton to Melbourne BD Start the day with a town tour of Shepparton. . We stop for lunch (own expense) at Nagambie, . Continue south to Seymour to visit the Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk. We finish the day in Melbourne at our centrally located accommodation at Downtowner on Lygon. Day 3 Thursday 26th March Melbourne Flower Show BD Today we will visit the 20th Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show the largest and best show of its type in the Southern Hemisphere. The show is held at world heritage listed Royal Exhibition Building and surrounding Carlton Gardens and will be sure to impress any green thumb. Return to our nearby accommodation for a well earned rest before dinner. Day 4 Friday 27th March Melbourne Flower Show BD Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne which are internationally renowned and located near the centre of Melbourne on the south bank of the Yarra River. Our next stop is the iconic Queen Victoria Markets which is spread over two city blocks, it’s a vibrant and bustling inner-city Market where you can shop for just about anything. In the afternoon the keen gardeners may want to return to the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show (own expense) while

others may wish to visit the adjacent Melbourne Museum (own expense) or enjoy free time. Return to our accommodation in the afternoon. Day 5 Saturday 28th March Phillip Island BD After breakfast we travel to Phillip Island for the day. Named after Arthur Phillip, the first Governor of New South Wales, Phillip Island forms a natural breakwater for the shallow waters of Western Port. Explore the restored farmhouse and cottages of the working farm, Churchill Island, before strolling through the eucalypt woodland to come face to face with a koala at the Koala Conservation Centre. Enjoy dinner at our Phillip Island accommodation before witnessing the evening parade of the world’s smallest penguins as they return from a day of fishing in the Bass Strait. Day 6 Sunday 29th March Mornington Peninsula BD This morning visit the imaginative exhibi-tion at Pannys Amazing World of Chocolate before departing Phillip Island. Travel down the Mornington Peninsula stopping at Ashcombe Maze & Lavendar Gardens for morning tea. Ashcombe boasts over 10 themed garden areas set on 25 acres. Journey to Arthurs Seat for stunning views of the Mornington Peninsula, Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait. View the iconic colourful bathing boxes before continuing to our overnight accommodation at Best West-ern Airport Motel where the Flinders Island passengers will join us for dinner. Day 7 Monday 30th March Beechworth -Albury BLD Leaving Melbourne behind we make our way to Milawa, home to Brown Brothers Winery where we will enjoy a delicious lunch before stopping at Bright to marvel at the Autumn colours and visit a local

garden. Pass through Beechworth which has many well preserved historical build-ings from its 1850s gold rush days, today Beechworth has evolved into a popular tourist destination and wine-producing centre.. Continue to Albury, stopping for the night at Comfort Resort Siesta. Day 8 Tuesday 31st March Albury to Dubbo B Our last day of our tour has us returning along the Newell Highway through Wagga Wagga, Forbes and Parkes.

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Tour Price

$2450 per person twin share

$2950 Single Supplement

$100 deposit required on booking

Balance due: 13th

February 2015

10th June—25th June

16 DAYS

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Day 1: Wednesday 10th June Dubbo to Bourke D Departing Dubbo we travel to The Back O Bourke Exhibition Centre for a tour before joining on a cruise of the Jandra t h i s a f te rnoon. Overnight stop in Bourke Day 2: Thursday 11th June Bourke to Quilpie BD Departing Bourke we travel via Cunnamulla with a visit to Eulo Date Farm and Eulo Queen Hotel & a quick stop at Toompine Hotel a Pub with no Town, arriving in Quilpie mid afternoon. Overnight Quilpie Motor Inn Day 3: Friday 12th June Quilpie Windorah Longreach BD This morning we cross over the start of the cooper creek and visit Windorah ( home of a giant solar Power Station) before continuing though Jundah and Stonehenge to Longreach for 2 Nights. Day 4: Saturday 13th June Longreach BD A town tour of Longreach this morning includes a visit to the Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Qantas Founders Museum. Free time in the afternoon, a chance to relax or stroll through the many streets named after Australian birds. Dinner tonight is a camp oven dinner and entertainment on the banks of the Thomson River after a relaxing sunset river cruise.

Day 5: Sunday 14th June Longreach Winton Cloncurry BD First thing today we travel to Winton, before continuing to the “Waltzing Matilda Centre” for a tour Leaving Winton we follow the Landsborough Highway calling into the iconic Blue Heeler Hotel at Kynuna and Walkabout Creek Hotel in McKinlay, arriving in Cloncurry the birth place of QANTAS and The Royal Flying Doctors. Day 6: Monday 15th June Cloncurry to Kurumba BD First off is a visit to the original site of the Royal Flying Doctor Service before heading to the Burke and Wills Road House for lunch and on to Normanton and to the end of the Matilda Highway at Karumba to watch the sun set over the water to complete a wonderful day. 2 nights Kurumba Day 7: Tuesday 16th June Kurumba BD We begin the day with a half day Croc and Crab Tour, crab pot and tying demonstration, crocodile and bird spotting. In the afternoon we visit the Barramundi Discovery Centre. Day 8: Wednesday 17th June Kurumba Gulflander Train Mt Surprise BD Early start today as we travel to Normanton to catch the famous

“Gulflander” for a trip to Black Bull for a memorable journey. Rejoin the coach and travel to Croydon for lunch in this old gold mining town. Continuing along the Gulf Development road we will arrive late afternoon at Mount Surprise for 2 Nights

Day 9: Thursday 18th June Undara Lava Tubes BD Today we visit the unique Undara Lava Tubes. This is what remains of the upheaval in the earth’s surface mill ions of years ago. Also experience the hospitality and workings of a Cattle station before returning to our accommodation.

Tour Price

$5295per person twin share

$6150 Single Supplement

$100 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 1st May 2015

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Day 10: Friday 19th June Mt Surprise to Charters Towers BD After breakfast travel the Gulf Developmental road to the southern edge of the Forty Mile Scrub National Park climbing up the western slope of the Great Dividing Range from 466 metres elevation at Mount Surprise to 806 metres at the junction of the Kennedy and Gregory Developmental roads. Pass through the mining town of Greenvale that has had a varied history and was nearly abandoned in 2003 when the local mine closed. The mine has re-opened and the township is flourishing. Continue to our stop tonight at Charters Towers. Accommodation: - Cattleman’s Rest Motor Inn, Charters Towers Day 11: Saturday 20th June Charters Towers to Clermont BD Continue south again today passing by large coal mines as we head for Clermont that was first visited by European when in 1841 Ludwig Leichhardt passed through the area. Clermont was eventually founded when gold was discovered in 1861. Today Clermont supports the coal mines and services the large agricultural holdings in the area. Accommodation: Peppercorn Motel, Clermont Day 12: Sunday 21st June Clermont Emerald Carnarvon Gorge 2 Nights BD Full day to explore or Relax A big day of travelling today as the luxurious Langley’s Coach travels south through Emerald, Springsure and Injune to finally reach the Carnarvon National Park and our home for the next two nights in air conditioned safari tents. Day 13: Monday 22nd June Carnarvon Gorge BD Hidden in the rugged ranges of Queensland's central highlands, Carnarvon Gorge features towering sandstone cliffs, vibrantly coloured

side gorges, diverse flora and fauna and Aboriginal rock art. Today is yours to explore this amazingly beautiful area or maybe just catch up on some rest in your room. (Please note that the walking trails in the area are either level 3 or 4 and require a fair level of fitness. If you are going to walk any of the walking trails, please check the difficulty level and expected obstacles and inform someone of your itinerary before you leave. Accommodation: - Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge Day 14: Tuesday 23rd June Carnarvon Gorge to St George BD After breakfast, reboard the air-conditioned Langley’s Coach and continue south passing through Roma with its bottle trees providing much needed shade. Pass through Surat and on through this gas production area with its few trees and broad, flat acres finally reaching tonight’s accommodation at St George. Day 15: Wednesday 24th June St George to Lightning Ridge BD This morning leave St George behind and travel the Castlereagh Highway through Dirranbandi and Hebel, crossing back into New South Wales and on to Lightning Ridge. The afternoon is yours to explore this opal town and get some ‘last minute’ gift before returning to the motel for a rest and a chance to freshen up be-fore dinner. Day 16: Thursday 25th June Lightning Ridge, Chambers of the Black Hand Dubbo Home B After breakfast travel to the 100 year old Chambers of the Black Hand opal mine and enjoy a guided tour of its collection of sculptures, hand carvings and paintings. Continue on to Dubbo and then home, remembering all the sights, sounds and tastes that has been your North Queensland adventure.

7th-10th April

4 DAYS

This tour is a tribute to the men and women from our district who volunteered to boost the numbers required for the war effort in world war 1 . We will have a number of people travelling with us and informing us about the march as well as very interesting facts about some of the people from this area and more extremely interesting fact of the battles fought. Day 1: Tuesday 7th April Dubbo Cooee March Route Sydney D Travel to Gilgandra to pick up the start of the original Cooee March where in 1915 Gilgandra's butcher, R.G. Hitchen and his brother Bill, the local plumber, had the idea of organising a route march of volunteers to Sydney, enlisting recruits as they marched. Follow the route they travelled arriving at our overnight accommodation to freshen up before dinner on Sydney Harbour with Captain Cook Cruises. Accommodation: North Sydney Harbourview. Day 2: Wednesday 8th April Sydney Remembrance Drive Way Canberra BD Visit the ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park and view the start of the Remembrance Driveway. Following the Driveway take in the history and deeds of our Victoria Cross heroes pausing to enjoy morning tea at one of the Rest Areas. End the Remembrance Driveway at

Canberra’s Remembrance Park near the Australian War Memorial. Travel to our accommodation for next 2 nights. Accommodation: Golden Age 3: T Day 3: Thursday 9th April War Memorial ANZAC Parade BD This morning visit the Australian War Memorial that commemorates the sacrifice of those Australians who have died in war. Its mission is to assist Australians to remember, interpret and understand the Australian experience of war and its enduring impact on Australian society. Place a poppy on the grave of the unknown soldier before joining a guided tour of ANZAC Parade. This afternoon venture into the delightful and fascinating display of meticulously crafted miniature buildings set within beautifully landscaped gardens at Cockington Green. Accommodation: Golden Age Day 4: Friday 10th April y /15 Cowra Japanese Garden BL After a hearty breakfast travel to Cowra and visit the POW camp where on the 5th August 1944, at least 1104 Japanese prisoners of war attempted to escape. During the ensuing manhunt, 4 Australian and 231 Japanese soldiers were killed. The remaining Japanese were captured and sent back to prison. In 1960, the Japanese government decided to bring all their war dead from other parts of Australia to be

re-buried at Cowra. This started the friendship between Cowra and Japan which has led to the construction of the Japanese Garden and cultural centre. Enjoy lunch at the gardens before re-boarding the luxurious Langley’s Coach and travelling back to Dubbo and GIlgandra.

Tour Price

$1130 per person twin share

$1400 single

$100 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 2nd March 15

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Day 1: Tuesday 26th May Dubbo Bourke Cunnamulla Thargomindah D Your outback odyssey starts early today as you board the luxurious 5 star Langley’s coach. Travel north on the Mitchell Highway passing through Nyngan and onto Bourke where by the 1880’s the town hosted a Cobb & Co. Coach terminus and several paddle boat companies that ran the Darling River. Continue to Cunnamulla, pausing to see the ‘fella’ before joining the Adventure Way and on to our accommodation for the night at the Oasis Motel inn Thargomindah. Day 2: Wednesday 27th May Thargomindah Innamincka BD After a hearty breakfast continue along the Adventure Way before visit ing Noccundra Hotel on Nocktanga Station on the Banks of the Wilson River. Continue on though the Oil Fields Of Jackson and Naccowlah and passing the , Ballera Gas Centre to Nappa Merie Staion where we visit the famous historic, Burke and Wills 'Dig Tree' site, on the banks of Cooper Creek, where the Burke & Wills expedition ended in tragedy. Continue on to Innamincka and our accommodation for the next 2 nights. Day 3: Thursday 28th May Innamincka BD The day is yours to explore this outback town. Perhaps join a cruise on the Cooper Creek (own expense) or spend the day taking in the splen-dor of the outback from your motel.

Day 4: F r i d a y 2 9 t h M a y Innamincka Cameron’s Corner Tibooburra BD Travel via the gas and Oil Fields to the Huge Moomba Gas Centre that supplies most of Australia’s Natural Gas, having morning tea at the viewing point. We continue along the Strzelecki Track and turn off into Merty Merty Station travelling to Cameron Corner where the boundary lines of the states Queensland, South Australia, and New South Wales meet. The corner and locality are named for the surveyor, John Brewer Cameron, from the New South Wales Lands Department, who spent two years during 1880 - 82 marking the border between New South Wales and Queensland. Continue on to Tibooburra where in 1880 gold was found and started a gold rush that lasted twenty year Accommodation and dinner tonight is in Tibooburra. Day 5: Saturday 30th May Tibooburra White Cliffs BD This morning view the expansive horizons that unfold on either side of the coach as we travel to White Cliffs that was established in the late 19th century when opal was discovered in the area and is also the birth place of the famous cricketer, Bill O’Reilly. Tonight the accommodation and dinner is at the White Cliffs Underground Motel. Day 6: Sunday 31st May White Cliffs Wilcannia Barrier Highway Cobar Dubbo B An early start today as we head for home. Joining the Barrier Highway at

Wilcannia, the Langley’s coach will travel east, passing through Cobar, Nyngan and finally home to Dubbo.

26th—31st May

6 DAYS

Tour Price

$1675 per person twin share

$1920 Single

$100 deposit required on booking

Balance due: 13th April 2015

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25th—28th October

5 DAYS

Day 1: Sunday 25th October Dubbo Parkes West Wyalong Wagga Wagga Albury D Sit back and relax as the luxurious Langley's coach takes you south to begin what is truly one of the great river journeys of the world and one you will never forget. Pass through West Wyalong, Temora and Wagga Wagga and finally reach Albury, you accommodation for the night and the starting place of the Murray River Run. Day 2: Monday 26/10/15 Day 2: Monday 26th October Murray River Cruising BLD After a hearty breakfast, transfer to the Albury town wharf and board the Spirit II. Departing Albury, learn about the fascinating history of the area as you cruise downstream. There is a good chance today that you may spot an elusive platypus often sighted on this section of river. Enjoy lunch on aboard as we pass by the town of Howlong and cruise further downstream to Corowa for dinner and our accommodation for the night. Tuesday 27/10/15 Day 3: Tuesday 27th October Murray River Cruising BLD Departing Corowa, enjoy the scenery as we cruise past the sleepy hamlet of Wahgunyah. Picnic buffet lunch will be served on board as the river scenery unfolds. In the afternoon enter Lake Mulwala, a huge reservoir for the Victoria and New South Wales irrigation schemes. Travel across forty kilometres of lake waters amongst flooded red gum forests

before stopping at Mulwala for a chance to freshen up before dinner at our accommodation for the night. Day 4: Wednesday 28th October Murray River Cruising BLD This morning cruise past the Mulwala State Forest and Cobrawonga Beach. There are many lagoons and backwaters in this section as the Murray has meandered in it’s valley bed over thousands of years. An 1870 survey of the Murray River carved mile marks in trees and these are still seen today. Cruise past the old Berrigan Pumping Station before enjoying lunch on board. In the afternoon pass by Cobram, famous for its “peaches & cream”, to arrive Tocumwal for our last night by the mighty Murray River before heading home.

Day 5: Thursday 29th October Tocumwal ~ Dubbo B After breakfast re-board the Langley's coach and travel back to Dubbo, remembering all the unique sights that can only be found on the mighty Murray River and only from the river itself.

Tour Price

$1995per person twin share

$2190 single

$100 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 13th

September 2015

30th July-11th August

13 DAYS

Day 1: Thursday 30th July Dubbo Broken Hill D Take in the spectacular views of outback New South Wales as you travel along the Barrier Highway. Pass through Cobar which was built around a thriving mining industry. At its peak Cobar had a population of over 10,000 and their own stock exchange. Continue west along the Barrier Highway to Broken Hill and our accommodation for the night. Desert Sands Motor Inn Day 2: Friday 31 July South Australia,Yunta,Port August BD Leaving Broken Hill we continue along the Barrier Highway to Cockburn leaving NSW behind. Arriving in Peterbourough we visit the Rail Museum, before continuing along the spectacular lower Flinders Ranges and into Port Augusta. Overnight Port Augusta. Day 3: Saturday 1st August Stuart Highway Coober Pedy BD Joining the Stuart Highway, we will travel past salt lakes and gibbers to Woomera, Australian rocket test site during the 50’s and 60’s. We continue to Coober Pedy, the ‘Opal Capital’, with a visit to the underground church, before checking into our overnight’s accommodation at Coober Pedy. Day 4: Sunday 2nd August Northern Territory ~ Erldunda BD This morning we travel through Marla and across the border into the Northern Territory before arriving at our overnight stop at Erldunda. Day 5: Monday 3rd August Erldunda ~Uluru BD Leaving Erldunda we travel the Lasseter Hwy to Curtain Springs for a short break (don't be fooled by Mt Connor) then on to Uluru (Ayres Rock) where we check into our Yulara accommodation for 2 nights,

lunch break before optional flights over Uluru.

Day 6: Tuesday 4th August Uluru Kata Tjuta Sunset over Uluru BD Today we enjoy a full days touring around Uluru and Kata Tjuta. With some leisurely walks we finish the day off with the famous Sunset. Day 7: Wednesday 5th August Erldunda ~ Alice Springs BD We travel back to Erldunda before heading to Alice Springs. Stopping off at Sturts Well you will have a chance for a optional Camel Ride Alice Springs 3 nights.

Day 8: Thursday 6th August Alice Spring BD After a tour of Alice Springs including Namatjiras Grave we make our way to Alice Springs Desert Park and spend time with a local Aboriginal guide. You will learn of life and survival of the Arrente People, including bush food, the search for water and kinship. Free time in the Desert Park and view Australia's unique desert marsupials and reptiles with a visit through the Nocturnal House and Nature Theatre. After lunch at the Desert Park (own expense) we view Flynns Grave and Simpson’s Gap, a prominent waterhole, with its striking gorges and lovely river red-gum scenery. Returning to Alice Springs we visit the original Overland Telegraph Station, and ANZAC lookout to view this unique town on the Todd River in the centre of Australia. Day 9: Friday 7th August Alice Springs BD Free day today a chance to relax or do some optional touring. Day 10: Saturday 8th August Alice Spring ~ Tennant Creek BD Travelling north we travel through Ti Tree before arriving at Karlu Karlu, (Devils Marbles). There is time to walk around these precariously balanced boulders. On arrival in Tennant Creek we will have a short tour around before

checking into our Overnight accommoda-tion at Bluestone Motor Inn. Day 11: Sunday 9th August Tennant Creek Katherine BD On the road again. Our destination today is Katherine situated at the junction of the Stuart and Victoria Highways, the major route to northern Western Australia. On our way we pass Renner Springs, Historic Daly Waters, Mataranka and of course a visit to M a t a r a n k a t h e r m a l s p r i n g s . Accommodation All Seasons Katherine Day 12: Monday 10th August Katherine Darwin BD This morning explore the Katherine Gorge where we will view ancient Aboriginal rock art on the canyon walls, abundant flora and fauna of the region and maybe even see a crocodile! Travel along two gorges in a purpose built vessel and discover the customs of the traditional land owners, the Jawoyn people. Passing through Pine Creek and pausing at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, travel to the Northern Territory capital city Darwin Day 13: Tuesday 11th August Darwin Day Tour BD Day 14 : Wednesday 12th August Today you Fly home (own expense) or join in on our Darwin to Broome Tour ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL PRICE TO CONTINUE ON TO BROOME

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$3995 per person twin/double share

$4795 Single Plus applicable air fares, book early to save

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11th-23rd August

14 DAYS

Day 1: Tuesday 11th August Dubbo, Sydney, Darwin OR Continue on from Central Australia Tour D Fly to Australia's only tropical capital city, Darwin. On arrival board the luxurious Langley's Coach and be transferred to your accommodation for the next three nights. Join the group tonight for pre-dinner drinks. Accommodation: Travelodge Mirambeena Day 2: Wednesday 12th August Darwin, Kakadu National Park ~Darwin BD Today is yours to explore Darwin and its world famous natural attractions (own expense). Travel to Kakadu or Litchfield National Parks, fly to the Tiwi Islands or maybe just spend the day resting at your hotel. Call Langley's for a list of today's options and costs. Accommodat ion: Travelodge Mirambeena Day 3: Thursday 13th August Darwin ~ Mindil Markets B After a hearty breakfast, board the 5 star coach for a city sights tour. See the Chinese Temple and the lush Botanic Gardens. Tour the historic sites of the city including the East Point Military Precinct, Stokes Hill Wharf area and the Mooring Basin. This evening travel to the Mindil Beach market where food is the main attraction. As dinner is at your own expense tonight, choose from Thai, Sri Lankan, Indian, Chinese and Malaysian to Brazilian, Greek, Portuguese and more. Explore these famous markets where colourful arts and crafts vendors

peddle their wares handmade jewellery, natural remedies, artistic creations and unique fashion state-ments. The coach will return you to your accommodat ion f or a well-earned rest. Accommodation: Travelodge Mirambeena Day 4: Friday 14th August Darwin, Adelaide River, Pine Creek Katherine BD This morning we head towards Katherine named by explorer John McDouall Stuart in the late 1800s after the daughter of one of his expedition sponsors. The area was renamed 'Nitmiluk' - meaning 'cicada place' in 1989 when traditional owners, the Jawoyn Aboriginal people, gained title to the land. Stop at the Adelaide River W ar Cemetery, a site dedicated to the victims of the WWII air raids on Darwin before continuing south on the Stuart Highway passing through Pine Creek and onto tonight's accommodation in Katherine. Dinner tonight is on the Nabilil Dreaming Sunset cultural dinner cruise on the Katherine Gorge Accommodation: Katherine Day 5: Saturday 15th August Katherine ,Victoria River ,Timber Creek Lake Argyle BD There will be an early start today as we head into Western Australia, the largest state in the country that cov-ers approximately one third of the land mass of Australia. We travel west from Katherine to Victoria River Crossing and Timber Creek perched at the northern edge of the Gregory National Park. Crossing the Western Australia border we travel

to Lake Argyle, which is our destination for today. Check into to your accommodation before taking an informative and fascinating cruise on Australia's largest artificial lake. Return to our accommodation for dinner. Day 6:Sunday 16th August Lake Argyle, Kununurra BD Tour the Ord River Scheme which was a progressive and far sighted move to develop the tropical north of Western Australia. During “the wet’ the rivers of the East Kimberley become raging torrents and at times the Ord River can empty 50 million litres a second into the Cambridge Gulf! Visit historic Durack Homestead and learn about this pioneering family before visiting the Ord River Scheme. Accommoda-tion: Lakeside Resort Kununurra Day 7: Monday 17th August Wyndham, 5 Rivers Lookout Kununurra BD This morning it’s onto Wyndham and the five rivers lookout for a sensational view of the Cainbridge Gulf. We then return to Kununurra and our accommodation for some free time. Accommodation: Lakeside Resort Kununurra

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Day 8: Tuesday 18th August Argyle Diamond Mine , Halls Creek BD After a hearty breakfast, travel to the Argyle Diamond Mine for a guided tour of the mine followed by a light lunch. This afternoon, conditions permitting we will drive to the Bungle Bungles for a view from the information centre before heading further south to our overnight stop at Halls Creek. Today's own expense option is a flight over the Bungle Bungles that lands at the Argyle Diamond Mine in time to join the rest of the group for the mine tour and lunch. Please contact Langley's for cost of this option. Accommodation: Best Western Halls Creek Day 9: Wednesday 19th August Halls Creek, Geike Gorge , Fitzroy Crossing BD Take in the magnificent red mountain scenery of the Kimberley’s as the coach travels to Geikie Gorge for a cruise through this spectacular landscape. The Fitzroy River has carved its path through the fossil "Barrier Reef" formed 300 million years ago, resulting in huge cliffs and breathtaking scenery. Continue on to Fitzroy Crossing, our accommodation for the night. Accommodation tonight is at Fitzroy River Lodge. Day :10 Thursday 20th August Australia's North West BD Today is an easy day of exploration. After a leisurly breakfast, board the air conditioned Langley's coach and spend the morning exploring some of Australia's North West region. This afternoon is yours to catch up on your washing or spend some time relaxing. Day: 11 Friday 21st August Geike Gorge ~ Broome BD Tour to the town of Derby and view the prison boab tree before continuing on to the beautiful town of Broome, affectionately known as the 'pearl of the north'. Broome is the home of South Sea pearls - among the largest and most

coveted commercially harvested cultured pearls in the world. Take a stroll along the beach after checking in to our accommodation for the next 2 nights. Accommodation: Mangrove Resort Broome Day :12 Saturday 22nd August Free day to explore Broome BD Enjoy your day at leisure to explore this tropical hideaway. Take a stroll along the magnificent Cable Beach, one of the most stunning beaches in the world, with 22km of white sand and clear tropical water. There are a number of options available and your driver will be able to help you with suggestions. Perhaps take a spectacular scenic flight over the Buccaneer Archipelago or ride a camel at sunset on the beach. Walk through Chinatown, home to some of the world’s finest pearl showrooms. Accommodation: Mangrove Resort Broome Day 13: Sunday 23rd August:08/1 Broome Flight home B After breakfast the Langley's coach will transfer you to the Broome Airport for your flights home. Thank you for your wonderful company. ay 14: Monday 24/08/15

Tour Price

$6790 per person twin/double share

$7900 Single

Special deals may apply

$100 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 30th June

What is included

Travel from your home and return . Flight from Dubbo, Orange, Bathurst or Parkes to Sydney and Sydney to Darwin to join tour. Travel aboard our 6 star touring coach , accommodation dinner bed and breakfast and touring as per itinerary and return flight from Broome to Sydney and to your home port of either Dubbo, Parkes, Orange or Bathurst. Including overnight accommodation in Sydney on the return trip

Optional Extras available, Flight over the Bungle Bungles and Lake Argyle from Kununarra to Argyle Diamond Mine.

Also available A number of optional tours out of Broome ask when booking.

Combined tour cost for

previous tour of Central Australia Dubbo to

Darwin and Kimberleys Broome to Darwin

Ask our special price

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Floriade with a difference

Canberra Floriade Day and Night Program

Day 1: Friday 18th September Dubbo to Canberra D We Depart Narromine and Dubbo and travel to Cowra for morning tea before continuing on to the ACT and Tulip Top Gardens. The 10 acre garden of magnificent tulips and other spring flowers creates a spectacular display. Hundreds of blossom trees nestle between the flowers and provide a magic pathway to the cascading waterfall and watercourse with classical music wafting through the air in the hidden valley. Take the popular pathway past the rosemary field framed by unique blossom trees to there 70 metre high viewing platform for the perfect photo. After our visit to Tulip Top we travel to our accommodation for dinner and overnight. Day 2: Saturday 19th September Canberra and Floriade BLD This morning we have a brief City Sights tour to start the morning before we give you the option to visit Australian War Memorial, National Museum , National Gallery or National Botanical Gardens. At 12.noon we will all travel to the National Arboretum for lunch in their new complex with spectacular views over Canberra and the Arboretum. We then travel to Floriade for the afternoon. The inaugural Floriade blossomed in 1988 with a stunning floral display of exotic bulbs and annuals, which grow beautifully in Canberra’s climate. The community embraced the event, making it such a success that it became an annual celebration of spring in Australia. Since its beginnings Floriade has been

held alongside Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra’s Commonwealth Park. Nowadays more than one million blooms combine to create a stunning backdrop to a month-long festival filled with music, cultural celebrations, horticultural w o r k s h o p s , a r t i s t i c d i s p l a ys entertainment and recreational activities. Floriade runs from mid-September to mid October and attracts more than 400,000 attendees each year. Dinner tonight is at our motel before returning to the Night Programme at Floriade. See Floriade transformed into an illuminated wonderland as the vibrant colour of the stunning new lighting designs bathe the garden beds, pond waters and trees in Commonwealth Park after dark. Designed by world-class creative lighting designers . Night Fest promises to deliver another combination of surprising and enchanting lighting installations. Day 3: Sunday 20th September National Bonsai & Penjing Collection B This Morning we return to the Arboretum The National Bonsai and Penjing Collection of Australia (NBPCA) (home to some of the finest miniature trees and forests in the world & produced by some of Australia's leading bonsai and penjing artists. )The unique collection includes a variety of traditional and modern styles, with world-class examples of both native and exotic species. As an art form, bonsai and penjing combine horticultural skills, artistic sensibility and a great deal of patience. They can be likened to living sculptures, requiring planning, constant

attention and aesthetic vision. We will allow time to walk through the Arboretum before travelling to Boorowa for lunch and a stroll around town including craft and antique shops before heading home.

Tour Price

$645 per person twin share

$ 810 Single

$50 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 7th August 2015

18th—20th September

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Day 1: Sunday 18th October Dubbo Narromine Broken Hill D Departing Dubbo Narromine we travel via Nyngan and on to Cobar for lunch before continuing on to Wil-cannia for a town tour and to Broken Hill for overnight. Day 2: Monday 19th October Broken Hill to Renmark BD This morning we travel on to Wen-tworth where the Darling River meets the Murray River and then on to Mildura for lunch with some time to have a look around before we head on to our next stop for 4 nights Ren-mark Citrus Valley Motel Day 3: Tuesday 20th October Rose Festival Renmark BD This morning we stroll though the magnificent Ruston's Roses , Austra-lia's Largest Rose Garden home of the National Rose Collection of Aus-tralia. There are 4000 varieties of Roses spread over 27 acres and the gardens . Tea Rose collection has some of the oldest and rarest roses in the world. Rustons also has a Car Museum with a collection of vintage and historic racing cars including Lotus sports and racing cars, return to accommodation for Dinner Day 4: Wednesday 21st October Renmark Rose Festival BD This morning we visit some tof the many open gardens open to the Pub-lic for the Rose Festival.. Today we visit the historic Charles Chaffey Homestead known as “Olivewood”

built in 1889 and stroll through the local gardens. Chaffey Brothers were the founders of the first irrigation farms in 1887 . We return to the motel after a day of adventure for dinner Day 5: Thursday 22nd October Time to stroll and Riverboat cruise BD Today we partake in a iconic river cruise on a Paddlesteamer the PS Industry built in Goolwa near the Murray Mouth by the State Govern-ment commissioned in 1911 as a work boat removing old trees and snags so as to keep the River open for Riverboat movements . Onboard we will enjoy morning tea. After Lunch we will visit Angroves Winery makers of Stones Green Gin-ger Wine and St Agnes Brandy. Steady on there as we make our way home for dinner at our Motel. Day 6: Friday 23rd October Renmark to Griffith BD We travel eastward back to Mildura. Lunch will be in Balranald. Next we cross the famous Hay Plains for a short stop in Hay for afternoon tea

and then on to Griffith for 2 nights Day 7: Saturday 24th October Griffith BD Local touring of Griffith and sur-rounds maybe some wine tasting and even sample some of the local pro-duce or if you like you can just have a rest in the tranquil atmosphere. Day 8: Sunday 25th October Griffith Dubbo Narromine B Departing Griffith we head for Home arriving in Dubbo mid afternoon.

Tour Price

$1995 per person twin share

$2375 Single

$100 Deposit required on booking

Balance due: 6th September 2015

18th—25th October

8 DAYS

31st Aug—8th Sept

9 DAYS

Day 1: Monday 31st August Dubbo ~ Sydney D Travel aboard a Langley’s Coach to Sydney arriving mid afternoon for over-night stop at the North Sydney Harbour-view Hotel. Dinner. Day 2: Tuesday 1st September Sydney Airport ~ Norfolk BD Breakfast at hotel before transfering to Sydney Airport for check in for our 10.20am flight arriving at Norfolk Island at 2.25pm, where you will be met by a representative from Pinetree Tours and be taken to our weeks accommodation. 6.30pm This evening we are treated to a fascinating evening of interactive theatre, intrigue and mystery. This entertaining play, examining the possible last movements and final whereabouts of the famous mutineer, Fletcher Christian, is dramatically acted out by a 6 character cast over a sumptuous 2 course dinner. Day 3: Wednesday 2nd September Norfolk BD Breakfast at hotel 8.30am Half day orientation tour of the island including historic Kingston. See and hear about the famous convict buildings and the renowned Melanesian Chapel, enjoy views from scenic sites and morning tea in the garden of an historic island home. Afternoon free Dinner at Barney Duffy’s then to Wonderland by night, set in 10 acres of magical Norfolk pines and bush land lit up like an enchanted forest, listening to local poet Archie (a descendant of the Bounty Mutineers) recite him poems

Day 4: Thursday 3rd September Norfolk BD Breakfast at hotel. Behind the hedges tour is first up today with visits to a small farm that has improved local livestock industry, a local pottery house, a commercial garden that supplies local f lorists, a palm plantation and “Sweeties” Chocolates. Afternoon free. Dinner at Seaworld Restaurant before we take part in a Sound and Light show which depicts the horrific days of Norfolk Islands convicts. Day 5: Friday 4th September Norfolk BD Early morning breakfast bush walk. See some of Norfolk Islands lush green rain forest and spectacular coast line though 100 acres of forest and bush land to a hearty breakfast with magnificent views. For those who prefer, a bus will pick you up later and transfer you to the hearty breakfast.The rest of the day is a leisure. Progressive Dinner Tour tonight. Day 6: Saturday 5th September Norfolk BD After breakfast we visit Fletcher’s Mutiny Cyclorama, an amazing panoramic painting. The rest of the day is at leisure. Tonight enjoy a sunset Island Fish Fry Dinner while you take part in the island entertainment supplied, then to the “Mutiny on The Bounty Show” close by. Day 7: Sunday 6th September Norfolk BD 8.30am Greenfingers Tour this morning which covers some of the islands best gardens as well as a nursery and local market garden. Morning tea in a scenic location.

1.00pm, enjoy an in depth Convict settlement tour of Kingston. We walk through the cemetery and hear the history of interesting convict and colonial headstones. Walk through the ruins of the new gaol and much more. 5.30pm Night as a Convict Theatre Restaurant. Dress as a convict for an evening of gaiety, feasting, singing and dancing (outfit supplied). Day 8: Monday 7th September Norfolk BD Breakfast at hotel. This morning we join the island Culture Tour where you will get to experience some of the unique Cultural aspects handed down through their mutineer ancestors and Tahitian wives Dinner at Hotel Day 9: Tuesday 8th September Sydney ~ Dubbo B 1.30pm Arrive at Airport for check in before catching our flight to Sydney arriving at 4.00pm. Depart Sydney for return to home destination late evening.

Tour Price

$3400 per person twin share

$3700 single

$500 Deposit required on booking

Final Payment due 65 days

prior to departure.

Passport or Document of Identity issued by Births death and

Marriage is required for travel to

Norfolk Island

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Tour Price

$2495 per person twin share

$2750 single

$1200 Deposit required on booking for flights

Final Payment due 65 days prior to departure

Day 1: Tuesday 20th

October Dubbo Airport ~ Sydney ~ Melbourne ~ Currie LD Your adventure starts today as you board your flight to travel to the remote island King Island in the middle of the Bass Strait, . On arrival be welcomed and escorted to your coach and local driver by your friendly host and guide who will ensure you have a memorable stay on their island. Stop for lunch and explore Currie, the business and retail centre of the island. Visit the Currie Museum housed in the old lighthouse keeper’s residence. Discover the island history where there is an emphasis on material from shipwrecks, and view the nearby wrought iron structure of Currie Lighthouse which was prefabricated in England and sent to King Island in 312 pieces to be assembled in 1879. Travel to your accommodation for the next three nights for a chance to freshen up before enjoying a delicious dinner at a local venue. Each night while you stay on King Island a local will join you to share with you the characters of King Island and to explain the challenges and joys of living on a remote island in the middle of the Bass Strait. Day 2: Wednesday 21

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Penny’s Lagoon ~ Cape Wickham ~ King Island Cheese BMTLD Start the day with a visit to British Admiralty Beach before enjoying a guided tour of the Kelp Industries and Visitor Centre. As we travel north today, watch out for wild turkeys crossing the road, peacocks, geese and ringneck pheasants feeding in roadside paddocks. Visit Penny’s Lagoon, a suspended lake (one of only three in the world). Continue to beautiful Martha Lavinia Beach where the miles of pale sand are a drawcard for surfers, fishermen and shell collec-

tors alike. Standing proudly at the northern most tip of the Island, Cape Wickham Lighthouse, built in 1861 using local granite, is the tallest light-house in the Southern hemisphere. Reflect on the heartbreak of shipwrecks as you view the grave stones of the crews of the “Neva” and “Loch Leven” and gaze out across Bass Strait at the distant wreck sites. Cape Wickham is also the site of a new international grade golf course where it is rumoured $30 million is being spent to create a truly magnificent course that even Scotland, the home of golf would be proud to own. During the return to Currie visit the world renowned King Island Dairy for an opportunity to taste the specialty cheese in the Fromagerie and purchase from the range of delicious prize winning dairy products. Enjoy afternoon tea at Clemons, a charming garden before visiting Yambacoona, a working dairy farm. Return to your accommodation for a chance to freshen up before dinner where a local will talk about the good things and challenges while living on the island. Day 3: Thursday 22

nd October 2015

Currie Harbour ~ Naracoopa ~ Grassy ~ Calcified Forest BMTLD This morning visit the Currie Cultural Centre before travelling to the Currie Wharf to enjoy a guided crayfish tour. Sample some of King Island’s wonderful crayfish as you discover how the industry is being operated and managed by a local guide. Today we explore the south end of the island. Travel to Naracoopa to view the Bronzewing shipwreck time capsule and enjoy the ocean views and smells as you stroll on the refurbished Naracoopa jetty. Continue on to the deep water port of Grassy, home to the Sheelite mine that is currently being

brought back into operation thanks to foreign investment. Next stop is the Seal Rocks State Reserve to view the calcified forest. The 7,000 year old remains of an ancient forest revealed when the lime laden sand, which had covered and preserved its stumps, trunks and branches, was blown away. Return to our accommodation watching out for more wildlife. Again a local guest speaker will be joining you for dinner tonight, so here is a chance to ask any questions about the island you may have. Day 4: Friday 23

rd October 2015

King Island Power Station ~ Alpaca Farm ~ Melbourne ~ Sydney ~ Dubbo BL After breakfast and check-out, travel to the King Island advanced hybrid power station which is 1 of only 3 such stations in the world. Enjoy a brief guided tour to learn about what makes this award winning power station so unique. Continue on to a local alpaca farm for a guided tour and a chance to purchase the high quality products on offer. Travel back to Currie for some free time before traveling to the airport for your flights back to home.

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4 DAYS

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16th March—1st April

17 DAYS

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Day 1: Monday 16th March 2015 Homeport - Sydney (D) Depart Dubbo, with pickups Orange and Bathurst on our journey to Sydney with an overnight stay at the Harbourview Hotel. Dinner at hotel tonight Day 2: Tuesday 17th March Christchurch (Free Day) (B,D) Early breakfast today before transferring to Sydney International Airport for flights to Christchurch. You will be met by a Grand Pacific representative and transferred to your accommodation for the night. Day 3: Wednesday 18th March Christchurch - Omarama (B,D) After an introductory city sights tour depart Christchurch and travel through the southern Canterbury Plains to Lake Tekapo. See the brilliant turquoise water, visit The Church of the Good Shepherd and view the Sheep Dog Statue. Marvel at the spectacular mountain ranges including Mt Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak. The opportunity is available (time and weather permitting) to enjoy a scenic flight (optional) over the Southern Alps before travelling to Omarama. Hotel Heritage Gateway Hotel Day 4: Thursday 19th March Omarama - Dunedin (B,SD) Depart Omarama and see Lake Benmore, before following the Waitaki River to Oamaru, famous for its limestone. Enjoy time at this unique pre-cinct where several amazing buildings and shops are on show. Continue south to Dunedin and enjoy a city sights tour followed by some free time. Tonight a Scottish evening will be presented comprising of bagpipes, great food,

special Haggis Ceremony and gift. Hotel Mercure Leisure Lodge Day 5: Friday 20th March Dunedin - Te Anau (B,D) This morning travel out along the Otago Peninsula to Larnach Castle where you hear of the tragic and scandalous history on a guided tour. Next visit Glenfalloch Restaurant for a delightful morning tea. Farewell Dunedin and travel through Balclutha and Gore to Te Anau, gateway to Fiordland and your overnight stay. Tonight you may like to visit the Te Anau Glow Worm Caves (optional). Hotel Distinction Luxmore Hotel (Superior Room) Day 6: Saturday 21st March Te Anau - Milford Sound - Queens-town (B,L) Depart Te Anau for a fascinating drive to Milford Sound where you board your launch for a cruise on this magnificent fiord. See the spectacular Bowen Falls and towering Mitre Peak as you enjoy a picnic lunch. This afternoon travel to Queenstown, overlooking magical Lake Wakatipu. Spend the next two nights at this year round resort which offers a wide range of activities and attractions. This evening is free and you may choose to dine at one of the many fine restaurants. Hotel Mercure Queenstown Resort (2 nights) Day 7: Sunday 22nd March Queenstown (Free Day) (B,SD) Today is a free day for you to explore Queenstown at leisure. Your Coach Captain is available to assist with the many sightseeing options available, whether it be the thrill of a jet boat ride, a heritage tour to Skippers Canyon or the

helicopter ride of a lifetime. This evening board the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw and cruise across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Station. On arrival sit back and relax as you are treated to the best of New Zealand’s high country cuisine in the Colonel’s Homestead. After dinner enjoy a short farm tour then reboard the TSS Earnslaw for a sing along by the piano as you cruise back to Queenstown. Day 8: Monday 23rd March Queenstown - Arrowtown - Franz Josef (B,D) Travel to Arrowtown, an old gold mining village and visit the Lakes District Museum. Continue via the Haast Pass to the mighty West Coast, an area of stunning beauty. See the snow capped peaks of the Southern Alps as you travel to Fox Glacier. Time is available to experience a scenic flight (optional, weather permitting) over the spectacular glaciers before continuing to Franz Josef. Hotel Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier (Graham Wing) Day 9: Tuesday 24th March Franz Josef - Arthur’s Pass - Christ-church (B,D) Travel to Hokitika and visit the Greenstone Factory. Continue into Arthur’s Pass and board The Tranz Alpine, renowned as one of the great train journeys of the world. View rivers and valleys as you travel through the Waimakariri Basin, over massive viaducts and through the patchwork farmlands of the Canterbury Plains to the elegant city of Christchurch. On arrival your coach will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. Hotel Heartland Hotel Cotswold

Tour Price

$4650 per person twin share

$5760 Single

$500 deposit required on booking

Final balance due 90 days prior to departure.

Passport is required for travel to New Zealand

Price includes

Coach travel to and from Sydney, Flights,

Accommodation , Dinner and Breakfast and Lunch

( as per itinerary)

Documentation Pack from Grand Pacific Tours

Travel Bag, Ticket Wallet, Toiletry Wet Pack,

Travel Diary, Name Badge plus more

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Day: 10 Wednesday 25th March Christchurch - Picton - Wellington (B,D) Travel along the East Coast to the seaside village of Kaikoura. Enjoy the spectacular scenery as you travel through Marlborough Country, famous for its food and wine. Continue to Picton, where you board the Interislander Ferry for your journey through the Marlborough Sounds and across Cook Strait to Wellington. Hotel Ibis Wellington (2 nights) Day 11: Thursday 26th March Wellington (B) Today explore this exciting region and enjoy an extensive city tour which explains the history and culture on show in New Zealand’s capital, Wellington. A highlight will be time to explore Te Papa, New Zealand’s National Museum, with exhibits that embrace both Maori and European views of the land, environment and people. Enjoy some free time to explore at leisure this afternoon. This evening is also free and you may choose to dine at one of the many fine restaurants. Day 12: Friday 27th March Wellington - Taupo - Rotorua (B,D) Depart Wellington and view the snow capped peaks of Mt Ruapehu and Mt Tongariro as you travel to Lake Taupo. Visit the spectacular Huka Falls then travel along the Thermal Explorer Highway to the geothermal wonderland of Rotorua. Hotel Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua (2 nights) Day 13: Saturday 28th March Rotorua (B,SD) Today begins with a Gondola ride to Cableway Restaurant where a buffet breakfast and spectacular views are on offer. Travel to the Agrodome where you see performing sheep, a shearing display and sheep dog trial. Next visit Paradise Valley Springs, a superb wildlife park where you can hand feed rainbow trout. Some free time is available before travelling to Te Puia to see the boiling mud pools and awesome Geysers that Rotorua is famous for. This evening experience an entertaining Maori Hangi and Concert.

Day 14: Sunday 29th March Rotorua - Auckland - Bay of Islands (B,D) This morning depart Rotorua and travel north via Auckland. Continue via Whangarei to Paihia, situated in the heart of the beautiful Bay of Islands. Enjoy an introduction to the Bay of Islands, location of the signing of the treaty between the Maori tribes and the British. Hotel Kingsgate Hotel Autolodge (2 nights) Day 15: Monday 30th March Bay of Islands (B,D) This morning cruise through the be autiful Bay of Islands on board a luxury catamaran to Cape Brett and the famous Hole in the Rock. Keep an eye out for bottlenose and common dolphins before returning via Russell to Paihia for a free afternoon. A range of optional activities are available or you may choose to relax and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of the waterfront. Day 16: Tuesday 31st March Bay of Islands - Auckland (B,SD) Depart the Bay of Islands this morning and travel via Whangarei and Dargaville to Matakohe. Enjoy a visit and informa-tive talk at the Kauri Museum before continuing to Auckland for a city sights tour. This evening you will be treated to a farewell dinner with your new found friends. Hotel Copthorne Hotel Auckland City Day 17: Wednesday 1st April Auckland - Sydney (B) Time to say goodbye. You’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Sydney after a memorable New Zealand holiday. Once you have arrived in

Sydney, Langley’s Coaches will pick you up and transfer you home.

Due to very limited availability on these tours, please contact our office to enquire.

Current estimated* departure dates for these tours are:

24 Day Prague to Paris & Splendours of Europe River Cruise: Departing: 25th August 2015

27 Day Canada & Alaska Spectacular

Rockies & Alaska inside Passage Cruise Departing: 22nd August 2015

*Dates are subject to change due to allocation given to us by Evergreen tours.

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LES MISERABLES

Saturday 9th May & Sunday 10th May 2015

Price $460 p.p. twin/double share

$560 Single

DIRTY DANCING

Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th January

Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd February (via Mudgee)

Price: $460 per person twin/double share $560 Single

ANYTHING GOES

Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th Sept. 2015

Price: $470 p.p. twin/ double share

$570 Single

PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE Call our office for more shows and concerts as they are released

MATILDA

5th and 6th September

Price: $460 p.p. twin/ double share

$560 Single

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Day 1: Tuesday 18th August 2015 Brisbane ~ Port Macquarie D Accommodation: - El Paso Motor Inn, Port Macquarie Day 2: Wednesday 19th August Port Macquarie ~ Sydney BD Accommodation: - North Sydney Harbourview Day 3: Thursday 20th August Sydney ~ Wangaratta BD Accommodation: - Quality Gateway Wangaratta Day 4: Friday 21st August Wangaratta ~ Melbourne BD Accommodation: - Downtowner on Lygon Day 5: Saturday 22nd August Melbourne ~ Adelaide BD Accommodation: - Haven Marina Motor Inn Glenelg Day 6: Sunday 23rd August Adelaide ~ Port Augusta BD Accommodation: - The Standpipe, Port Augusta Day 7 Monday 24th August Port Augusta to Coober Pedy BD Accommodation– Desert Cave Coober Pedy

Day 8 Tuesday 25th August Coober Pedy—Yulara BD Accommodation :- Desert Gardens Yulara Day 9: Wednesday 26th August Yulara BD AAT Kings tour Accommodation: - Desert Gardens Yulara Day 10: Thursday 27th August Yulara ~ Alice Springs BD Accommodation: - Chifley Alice Springs Resort For 4 nights Access to National Transport hall of Fame

Day 11: Friday 28th August Alice Springs BD Access to National Transport hall of Fame

Day 12: Saturday 29th August Alice Springs BD Access to National Transport hall of Fame

Day 13: Sunday 30th August Alice Springs BD Access to National Transport hall of Fame

Day 14: Monday 31st August Alice Springs ~ Home B

If you choose to fly home your flight home is at Your own cost The coach will be returning home to Dubbo via Tennant Creek and Longreach. If you would Like to return to Dubbo on the coach contact us for a costing on that sector

It’s 25 years since Deluxe Coachlines closed down, so this year we are organising a reunion for staff and regular passengers to remember the good old days when Deluxe was at the fore front of national express coach travel and holiday packages. As you will see below we are running some of Deluxes express routes and including The National Transport Hall of Fames big year in Alice Springs, with some touring and some express. Come and join us for this unique experience travelling aboard one of

Deluxes original Double Deckers in the Deluxe livery. Be a part of history. Photo above is actual coach in its original colors No. 189

We have booked the restaurants at the motels mentioned for a chance for others to catch up with us on our trip. You will have to book direct with them and pay for your own meal and drinks. Coach passengers package will include meals as per itinerary

Tour Price $ 4300 per person twin share

$ 5450 Single

For full Brisbane to Alice

Springs as per itinerary

Plus applicable airfare for return

Single Sector Fares are available on Request.

Eg. Brisbane to Sydney

Or Sydney to Melbourne

And so on.

$100 Deposit required on booking

The above cost is for coach transport and accommodation including meals as

per itinerary It does include a tour around Ayres Rock with AAT Kings

No other entry fees are included except for the National Road Transport Hall of Fame in Alice Springs for 4 days entry

and activities

18th—31st August

14 DAYS

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Information, Terms & Conditions The terms and conditions and limitation of liability under which all tours that are organised and/or operated by Langley’s Coaches in con-junction with Orana Coaches Pty Ltd hereinafter called “ the Company” are detailed hereunder and the payment of the tour deposit or tour price represents acceptance by the purchaser of the following: Your Coach Experience the superb luxury and the safety of our Austral, Denning & Scania coaches which have the following features: rest room, air-conditioning, reclining fabric seats, large pano-ramic windows, DVD & CD, air suspension. Luggage Limits and Clothing Only one medium suitcase 65cm (26 inch) long x 45cm (18 inch) wide x 25cm (10 inch) deep and 15 kgs (33 lbs) in weight per person with a small bag to take on the coach. Luggage limit for European Cruise is available on request, phone Langley's EXCESS LUGGAGE CANNOT BE CARRIED Our coaches are fitted with overhead racks for your personal effects. Clothing should be casual, with lighter clothing necessary for the tropics and warmer clothes for the southern ar-eas, especially for some nights. Bring swimmers, towel, hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, sensible walking shoes, warm jacket and an extra supply of all camera needs. Motels Your comfort is important so we select the best motels available and all** the rooms have private facilities. Most motels are licensed, centrally lo-cated with swimming pools and laundries. **Facilities in remote areas may be less elaborate and may not have private facilities. Meals Every morning we start with a full Australian breakfast of fruit juice, cereal or fruit, a cooked dish, toast and coffee and tea. Except for special occasions, lunch is not included as individual preferences vary so much. Dinner is two or three course, some evenings free for dinner of own choice. Smoking and Alcohol Government regulations forbid smoking and alco-hol consumption in and on tourist coaches, how-ever frequent stops provide the opportunity for those who desire to smoke. Fares All coach tour fares in this brochure are guaranteed and not subject to increase, other than any new Government Taxes, air, sea or rail services, over which we have no control! Fares can be found in the fare box for each tour and include accommodation on a twin/double share basis, breakfast and most dinners and all

sightseeing, cruises and inspection fees as per itinerary. Overseas departure taxes are included unless stated otherwise. Fares Do Not Include Lunch, morning and afternoon teas and occasional dinners (except where indicated as included on itinerary) and all items of a personal nature such as laundry, telephone calls, drinks and items of an emergency nature. Single Supplement A limited number of these are available on most tours. Travelling Alone Where a single passenger is willing to share ac-commodation with a fellow single passenger the company will endeavor to find another of the same gender, however if no suitable companion can be arranged, single supplement must be paid. The Company otherwise accepts no responsibility of the rooming partner and it is a condition of travel that the single passengers willing to share accommodation, accept the rooming partners allocated by the Company. If a passenger at any time during the tour considers the rooming partner to be unsuitable the Company will, subject to availability and at additional cost to the passenger, arrange single accommodation. Booking Procedure A deposit is required as indicated on booking. Final payment due one month prior to Departure unless indicated on individual Itineraries. Please contact us or your travel agent. Travel agents can forward deposits and other payments on your behalf, but are not the Com-pany’s agent purpose of receipt of monies. Re-ceipt of deposit and/or payment by the travel agent does not constitute receipt by the Company and the Company is not liable in respect of mon-ies paid to your travel agent, until monies are received by the Company. It is a condition of carriage that a passenger has paid all tour mon-ies prior to the departure date. The Company will not be bound by any representation reported to have been made on their behalf, unless the representation is confirmed by the Company. Itinerary The Company reserves the right to alter or change the accommodation, carriers or coaches at any time for any reason. It also has the right to cancel/alter the itinerary and/or tour without notice as may be found necessary for any reason whatsoever including, but not limited to road, weather or traffic conditions, non performance of suppliers, industrial action, operational conditions and requirements. All additional expenses incurred as a result of any delays, cancellations or alterations will be the sole responsibility of the passenger. Whilst the Company will take all

reasonable steps to provide an enjoyable tour, the Company accepts no liability for any loss of enjoyment whatsoever and howsoever experience by the passengers. Minimum Numbers Policy All tours are subject to minimum numbers for tour to operate. Cancellation Policy We strongly recommend you to take out travel insurance to protect your tour fare. Cancellation fees will be charged if you have to cancel your booking with us. The following fees below will apply, in addition to any monies already paid on your behalf to our suppliers.

Domestic Tours 60 days and over $100 administration fee 44 to 31 days 15% of total fare 30 to 15 days 25% of total fare 14 to 7 days no refund If a tour has commenced, no refund of fare or unused portion of the tour will be refunded Special Cancellation Fees* International Tours European River Cruises. Evergreen Tours* 91 days and over Loss of deposit plus any applicable airline cancellation fees 90 or less 100% of tour price Norfolk Island* 65 days and over Loss of Deposit 65 days or less 100% of tour price. New Zealand* 65 days and over Loss of deposit plus any applicable airline cancellation fees. 65 days or less 100% of tour price. Passengers Requirements and Conditions No passenger will be permitted to embark or continue on the tour while their mental or physical condition is, in the opinion of any representative of the Company, such as to render them incapable, objectionable to other passengers, or they become a hazard to themselves or other passengers. The Company will not be responsible for expenses resulting in such persons being precluded from completing the tour for any reason. *Travel Insurance is not included but is HIGHLY recommended. Speak to Langley’s, your Travel Agent, Insurance Company. or Health Fund re Travel Insurance.

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02 6882 8977 Fax: 026882 8164

E-mail: contact@langleyscoaches.com.au

Orana Coaches ABN 91 416 282 821

www.langleyscoaches.com.au

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