Backyard Bliss - HOT Deals on Intrepid adventures

Wednesday, 1 July 2009, 2:27 pm
Press Release: Intrepid Travel

01 July 2009 - For immediate release

Backyard Bliss - HOT Deals on Intrepid adventures in Australia & New Zealand
It's time you packed your bag and headed out to discover the wonders of our own backyard. And to get you there we have two very special Backyard Bliss offers.

$150 off
Explore Australia and New Zealand travel before 31 October 09

$100 off
Discover Australia and New Zealand travel 01 November 09 - 30 June 10

Book by 31 July 2009 on an adventure in Australia or New Zealand with Intrepid and save $100-$150 per person. Subject to conditions see: www.intrepidtravel.com/yourbackyard
Please quote promo number 3072 at time of booking.

Broome to the Bungle Bungle - 4 days ex Broome
Discover the untamed beauty of the Australian outback and dive head first into an ancient desert reef on this four-day adventure through the Kimberley. From Broome to the Bungle Bungle region, via the dry and dusty Gibb River Road, we explore the million-year-old rock formations by foot and 4WD. From the curious Bungle Bungle beehives to the dramatic Windjana, Geikie and Cathedral Gorge walls, past the rock paintings in the Tunnel Creek caves and through the palm gardens in the Echidna Chasm, this outback journey into one of the most desolate parts of the earth will be an unforgettable travel experience. Book by 31 July and depart before 31 October for NZ$150 off
Was NZ$1435 NOW NZ$1285 per person twin share land only

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Western Wildlife Experience - 10 days Adelaide to Perth
This is not only one of the world's great road trips across the mighty Nullarbor Plain but also an opportunity to encounter the best of Australian nature up close and personal. This journey provides opportunities to swim with dolphins and sea lions, dive in a cage amongst the worlds largest sharks - the great white, see whales up close, hand feed giant wild tuna and encounter kangaroos, wombats, emus and dingoes in the wild. Learning to surf, taking a camel safari and walking in the tree tops make this trip the ultimate for those looking for a wild and nature filled journey of Australia's outback and remote regions. Book by 31 July and depart before 31 October for NZ$150 off
Was NZ$1860 NOW NZ$1710 per person twin share land only

Contact: Intrepid Travel, phone 0800 600-610, see your travel agent or visit www.intrepidtravel.com/yourbackyard

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