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CLASSIC EXPERIENCES in Melbourne Melbourne CROWN TOWERS High-rise hotel with high-energy ambience • Towering over the Yarra River, this gleaming high-rise is part of the Crown Entertainment Complex in the vibrant Southbank district. • Guestrooms and suites have minibars, plasma TVs, and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the city, river, or Port Phillip Bay. • Leisure amenities include a 27-yard indoor pool, rooftop tennis courts, and luxury spa featuring several signature treatments. Published Rates: From $449 to $769/Night* Epicurean Food and Wine Tours Just a short drive northeast of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is recognized for producing some of the finest wines in Australia. Equally impressive is the produce of the region, and many wineries showcase both the local bounty and the work of wine artisans. Spend the day enjoying the region in luxury and style with your private guide. Price: from $159 per adult; $119 per child (shared) Price: from $399 per adult; $299 per child (private) LANGHAM HOTEL MELBOURNE Spectacular location with captivating river views • Situated in Southbank with captivating views of the Yarra River, a short stroll to Federation Square and the National Gallery of Victoria. • All classically designed, elegant, and spacious guestrooms feature marble bathrooms with separate bath and shower. • Dine at Melba Restaurant, enjoy the Aria Lounge, and relax at Chuan Spa with a conservatory-covered pool and whirlpool with panoramic city views. Published Rates: From $279 to $379/Night* P A R K H Y AT T M E L B O U R N E Situated in one of Melbourne’s most historic areas • In a district of Victorian architecture and opposite St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the hotel is bordered by the delightful Fitzroy Gardens. • Guestrooms feature high-speed Internet access, bathrobes, cable TV with pay movies and premium channels, minibars, and safes. • Relax at the indoor pool and the Hyatt Pure Spa. Take high tea at the Tea Lounge and savor contemporary cuisine at Radii restaurant and bar. Published Rates: From $299 to $399/Night* Australian Wild Escapes – Wildlife VIP Experience Your first stop is at dairy farm to get a glimpse of rural Victoria. At the Koala Conservation Center, see wild koalas within touching distance. Continue to Nobby’s Headland, where the views stretch forever. Finally, head to a secluded beach at sunset to watch the Penguin Parade, when the penguins arrive ashore from their feeding grounds. Your evening finishes with a dinner at the Jetty Restaurant. Price: from $299 per adult (shared) CROWN PROMENADE HOTEL Stylish high-rise in sophisticated Southbank • Soft colors and modernist decor add sophisticated style to this 465-room hotel in Melbourne’s trendy Southbank entertainment district. • Floor-to-ceiling windows add natural light to contemporary rooms with minibars, high-speed Internet access, and flat-screen TVs. • Guests can swim in an indoor pool, sunbathe on two outdoor decks, or stroll across a skybridge to a high-energy entertainment complex. Published Rates: From $239 to $339/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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