Great value Whitsundays offer
World Heritage listed Lindeman Island has something for everyone with the chance to truly escape to nature while also boasting an endless list of sports and fun activities to try.
To make it even easier to visit the beautiful Whitsunday Islands, Club Med has released a ‘Lindeman Discovery Offer’ where the ‘Second Person Stays Half Price’ for bookings made before 31 October 2007.
Club Med’s holiday packages are the most inclusive available with flights, accommodation, three gourmet buffet meals daily, all-day bar and snacking, nightly entertainment, transfers and taxes all included.
Club Med’s renowned kids club is also included for children aged four and older while a new Baby Welcome service is available for children up to 23 months. Petit Club Med is available at additional cost and also enables parents of two and three year olds to get the most out of their holiday time.
Prices for the six night ‘Discovery Offer’ package including airfares start from $1,791 for the first full paying adult and $1,113 for the second adult. Children’s prices are also available.
(See below for lead-in prices for departure from the Australian city relevant to you.)
The offer is valid for travel before 30th April with a minimum three consecutive night stay.
Set on the northern east coast of Australia in Queensland’s Whitsunday’s, Club Med Lindeman Island is surrounded by more than 690 hectares of World Heritage National Parkland.
Club Med Lindeman’s extensive sporting and leisure facilities include a nine-hole golf course and three swimming pools plus an award winning spa with a range of treatments designed to ensure guests relax and rejuvenate.
For full booking details and terms and conditions please call Club Med on 1800 258 263 or for general information visit www.clubmed.com.au.
Price Grid for six night packages from your closest departure point. Children’s prices also available by calling Club Med:-
|
Price (AUD) |
Adult (18+) |
2nd Adult (18+) |
|
Lindeman 2nd Person Stays Free |
|
|
|
Departure city: SYD & MEL (Jetstar) |
$1,921 |
$1,243 |
|
$1,791 |
$1,113 |
|
|
Departure city: PER (Jetstar) |
$2,091 |
$1,413 |
|
Departure city: NTL (Virgin Blue) |
$1,897 |
$1,219 |
|
Departure city: CBR (Virgin Blue) |
$2,027 |
$1,349 |
|
Departure city: HBA (Virgin Blue) |
$2,047 |
$1,369 |
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