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CLASSIC EXPERIENCES in Sydney Sydney SHANGRI-LA HOTEL SYDNEY Luxury hotel overlooking Sydney Harbour • Set in the historic Rocks district of cobbled lanes and boutiques, this hotel is close to transportation and the business district. • In addition to premium bedding such as silk throws, the 536 guestrooms offer marble bathrooms with bathrobes and slippers. • Take a dip in the heated indoor pool with adjoining sun deck. Savor spectacular harbor views and modern Australian cuisine at the restaurant Altitude. Published Rates: From $279 to $379/Night* Let’s Go Surfing What better place to learn to surf than on world-famous Bondi Beach? You’ll be taught in a small group of no more than six students. Start on the beach, where you learn to recognize surf conditions and practice your technique. Then it’s into the ocean, where you begin in broken waves — the foam created when waves run their course. You’ll be amazed at how easy, safe, and enjoyable it can be to learn to surf. Price: from $79 per adult; $69 per child (shared) Apartments Q U AY G R A N D S U I T E S S Y D N E Y Apartment-style suites in a waterfront hotel • This waterfront hotel offers apartment-style accommodations midway between the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanic Gardens. • One- and two-bedroom suites feature full kitchens, separate living and sleeping areas, and small balconies with city or harbor views. • Guest amenities include an indoor pool, private recreation deck, and 24-hour room service from an on-site gourmet restaurant. Published Rates: From $529 to $769/Night* S H E R AT O N O N T H E P A R K , S Y D N E Y Hyde Park high-rise with top-floor health club • Overlooking Hyde Park in the heart of Sydney, the Sheraton is two blocks from shopping and across the street from St. James Station. • All 557 guestrooms feature the Suite SleeperSM Bed, and marble bathrooms are outfitted with full-length bathtubs. • In addition to a well-equipped business center, the hotel offers massage therapy, designer boutiques, and all-day dining options. Published Rates: From $459 to $539/Night* Sydney Opera House – Starry Nights Generations ago, tribes of Aboriginal people lived on Sydney Harbour and Bennelong Point, which they called Jubgalee. Now home to the world-famous Sydney Opera House, it offers visitors the quintessential Sydney experience. Take a backstage tour, indulge in a pre-theater dinner, enjoy a world-class performance, and relax with a drink at intermission. Price: from $179 per adult 16 CLASSIC AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 2008 THE WESTIN SYDNEY 19th-century landmark with contemporary flair • Part high-rise, part historic landmark, this 31-story hotel overlooks Martin Place in Sydney’s Central Business District. • Spacious guestrooms with either classic or contemporary decor feature Westin’s Heavenly Bed®, minibar, and high-speed Internet access. • A skylit atrium with vintage detailing sets a stylish tone for a Mediterranean restaurant, lobby lounge, and other modern amenities. • This hotel is 100 percent smoke-free. Published Rates: From $449 to $529/Night* *For special promotions and reservations, please contact your Travel Specialist.

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Classic Vacations - Australia & New Zealand 2008 Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION The Classic Difference Unforgettable Luxury Travel Create Your Own Classic Style Classic Flower Ratings Begin Your Classic Experience HOTELS & RESORTS Iconic 21-Night/22-Day Sample Itinerary Australia & New Zealand Australia Cultural 12-Night/13-Day Sample Itinerary Sydney & New South Wales Melbourne & Victoria Northern Territory Queensland Cruises South Australia Tasmania New Zealand Adventure 11-Night/12-Day Sample Itinerary North Island South Island Fiji Islands Traveling with Classic Australia & New Zealand Air Service Add More to Your Vacation Travel Smart Plan Program Terms & Conditions

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