NZ escorted tour groups for single traveler?
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NZ escorted tour groups for single traveler?
I may be going on a New Zealand trip myself. I am willing to pay for a fully escorted tour because at this point I just don't have time to worry about arranging all the specifics. I'm wondering if anyone knows of any reputable companies where they meet you at the airport and get you to the hotels, pick you up in the AM for sightseeing, etc. Not the way I originally planned to do it, but this is now where I will be starting my planning from.
Also, with about 3 days in Sydney, Australia - is public transportation pretty easy, and where would you recommend staying (what part of the city should I look for hotels) in order to be able to get to the main tourist sights and the airport most easily? Again, not the way it was intended originally, but stuff happens!
Thanks for your input.
Also, with about 3 days in Sydney, Australia - is public transportation pretty easy, and where would you recommend staying (what part of the city should I look for hotels) in order to be able to get to the main tourist sights and the airport most easily? Again, not the way it was intended originally, but stuff happens!
Thanks for your input.
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vacationstogo.com affordabletours.com for others
for SYD prefer Westin great deals for me betterbidding.com
Join www.spg.com for free suite club floor upgrades/perks
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Sydney is VERY easy to get around using public transit, much preferable to driving. You didn't mention budget, but I would advise staying in the Rocks. It is a scenic and historic quarter. You can walk to many top tourist spots from here and it is close to the bus and ferry terminals. I have stayed in the Holiday Inn, Old Sydney at the Rocks several times. Prices are about AU$220 to AU$255 a night (booking through Wotif). There are cheaper as well as more expensive places to stay in this area. The Holiday Inn has comfortable rooms, an attractive lobby, great views from the rooftop pool. On past visits to Sydney I have also stayed at hotels in Darling Harbor and at Manly. These are both nice areas but not as convenient.
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Try this link:
http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W2466&
http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W2466&
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Overseas Adventure Travel has a very comprehensive tour of New Zealand.
http://www.oattravel.com/Trips/2012/...karoa.aspx#top
We've traveled with OAT extensively, and in fact today booked their tour to Iceland. We find their tour leaders to be fantastic and their tours are great value for the money.
If you have any questions about traveling with OAT, please feel free to contact me at [email protected].
http://www.oattravel.com/Trips/2012/...karoa.aspx#top
We've traveled with OAT extensively, and in fact today booked their tour to Iceland. We find their tour leaders to be fantastic and their tours are great value for the money.
If you have any questions about traveling with OAT, please feel free to contact me at [email protected].
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