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HOT DEALS has unearthed a deal from Dunk Island that saves you up to 33 per cent on normal rates. You can also save on apartments in the Gold Coast and Ipswich, and there is a three weeks for the price of two offer for motoring in New Zealand. And finally if you’ve always hankered to see the spectacular Kimberley regions, have we got a deal for you.
The latest Hot Deals includes:
And now over to Dunk Island:
Discover Voyages Dunk Island from $99 per person a night, including breakfast.
Add on $65 per person per night to include full lunch and dinner meal plans. This represents a saving of 33 per cent.
Also, kids under 12 stay and eat free when using existing bedding – one child per paying adult eats free at resort buffet restaurant or from the children’s menu.
Bookings must be made by March 31 for travel until May 18. Blackout dates from March 21 to 24 and April 5 to 13 inclusive apply.
To book: www.dunk-island.com/island-madness
The offer: $99 per person a night including breakfast.
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