Brisbane pick up for Great Australian Aircruise
Bill Peach Journeys, the forerunner of aircruising in Australia and New Zealand, has announced the first Brisbane departure of the Great Australian Aircruise.
"This pick-up is now possible due to our new Embraer jet, which makes aircruising the vast distances of Australia so much faster," said Jan Musgrave, managing director.
The Brisbane pick-up will operate on the June 18 departure of the Great Australian Aircruise.
Up to 34 guests will travel from Sydney and Brisbane through Longreach, Katherine, Kakadu, Darwin, Kununurra, Broome, Uluru, Alice Springs and Birdsville over 12 days.
The will flightsee over Arnhem Land, Lake Argyle, the Bungle Bungle Range, the Buccaneer Archipelago, the Gibson Desert and the Red Centre.
Accommodation will include Cable Beach Club Resort in Broome and Sails in the Desert in the Red Centre.
The Great Australian Aircruise is priced at A$14,495.
For guests who book and pay by March 15, Bill Peach Journeys is offering a A$750 saving. Conditions apply.
Bill Peach Journeys are commissionable at 10% to all travel agents.
Ian Jarrett
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