Destination: New South Wales, Australia
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Small Group tours Outback New South Wales
Odyssey is a tour company that offers easy, convenient and relaxed escorted small group tours for seniors to NSW outback. Our New South Wales holiday packages for older travellers for the smaller group includes important authentic Aboriginal sites, historic colonial towns, World Heritage National Parks, large multi-cultural cities and spectacular scenery. A destination waiting to be explored on one of Odyssey’s NSW tour packages with a well-organized outback NSW itinerary designed for the senior traveller, led by like minded people who enjoy a guided a small group experience.
New South Wales Tours
Crafted Tours for Mature World Travellers
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Nov, Mar, May, Jul, Sep +2Escorted small group tour North East New South Wales
Visiting New South Wales
Small group tour exploring the the North East region of New South Wales for mature and senior travellers. Travel, learn and explore about New England's history, the coast, National parks and regional towns in a time capsule surrounding Mudgee.
14 days
Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug +3Escorted small group tour of Western New South Wales
Visiting New South Wales
Discover the the Brewarrina fish traps, Aboriginal art at Mt Grenfell and visit the opal fields of White Cliffs. This small group also visits the World Heritage Site of Mungo man and lady stopping in Mungo National Park and other significant locations such as Broken Hill.
From A$9,250 AUD
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Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Sep +1Guided small group Motorcycle tours of Western New South Wales
Visiting New South Wales
Motorcycle tours of Western New South Wales. Discover the the Brewarrina fish traps, Aboriginal art at Mt Garrett, learn about the opals of White Cliffs. This small group also visits the World Heritage Site of Mungo man and lady stopping in Mungo National Park and other significant locations such as Broken Hill.
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JanHouses and Gardens of the Blue Mountains small group tour
Visiting New South Wales
Spend a week in the Blue Mountains outside Sydney attending this summer school course exploring the historic homes and gardens of the region over a week. For mature and senior travellers. This small group tour visits 13 very different homes and gardens.
65 days
MarLong tour of Australia for a small group
Visiting New South Wales, Northern Territory
Small group tour for senior couples and solo travellers touring Australia. Travelling through the outback and visiting many of the famous sights as well as off the beaten track locations. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Marree and far north Kakadu and the Kimberley.
From A$48,995 AUD
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Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul +3Small group Motorcycle tours; Broken Hill and back
Visiting New South Wales
Small group tour of New South Wales, Queensland & South Australia deserts, from Broken Hill. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Birdsville, Marree. Explore the outback by motorbike limited to 8 riders.
7 days
Nov, Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep +1Small group tour to Southern Highlands and Canberra
Visiting Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales
Explore and learn on an escorted small group tour of key places to visit in NSW including the Southern Highlands and Canberra. Program for mature and senior travellers limited to 12 people for couples and solo travellers.
From A$3,750 AUD
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Mar, OctSmall group tour; Broken Hill and back
Visiting New South Wales, Queensland
Small group tour of New South Wales, Queensland & South Australia deserts, from Broken Hill. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Birdsville, Maree.
From A$11,550 AUD
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Oct, AprThe Darling River Run small group tour
Visiting New South Wales, Victoria
Small group tour for the mature and senior traveller of the Darling River. Learn about the history, culture and landscapes of the Darling, a key part of the Australian river system including Aboriginal trading routes and aquaculture. Suitable for mature and senior couples or solo travellers.
From A$10,750 AUD
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AprAutumnal small group tour of the Blue Mountains
Visiting New South Wales
Spend a week in the Blue Mountains outside Sydney exploring the historic homes and gardens of the region over a week. For mature and senior travellers. This small group tour visits 13 very different homes and gardens during the Autumn.
7 days
Sep, Apr, OctExploring the Hawkesbury-Nepean River small group tour
Visiting New South Wales
Explore the Hawkesbury river region with a small group tour for mature and senior travellers, travelling as a couple or solo travellers . Learning about the Aboriginal outback and contemporary art. as you travel up and down and beside the Hawkesbury river.
From A$5,150 AUD
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Mar, JunSmall group tour of Eastern and Central Australia
Visiting New South Wales, Northern Territory
Small group tour for couples and solo travelers touring most of the Australian territory, travelling through the outback and visiting many of the famous sights as well as off the beaten track locations, giving you the opportunity the explore and meet our people in the most remote locations. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit Bourke, Normantown, Charters Towers far north Kakadu, returning back along the Stuart Highway to Adelaide and cross country to Sydney through the Blue Mountains.
14 days
May, Sep, Mar, OctEscorted small group tour of Australia's megafauna
Visiting New South Wales
Discover the unique Megafauna of Australia travelling in a small group tour. A journey of learning around New South Wales. Visit key sites including the Brewarrina fish traps. For senior and mature couples or solo travellers with an interest in aboriginal history.
From A$11,495 AUD
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Oct, Nov, Feb, Mar, Apr +1Small group exploring New England's history and landscapes
Visiting New South Wales
Small group tour for mature and senior couples or solo travellers based in Armidale, New England. Exploring Armidale and the surrounding area for New South Wales.
7 days
OctSmall group tour of the Blue Mountains in the Spring
Visiting New South Wales
Spend a week in the Blue Mountains outside Sydney exploring the historic homes and gardens of the region over a week. For mature and senior travellers. This small group tour visits 13 very different homes and gardens during the Spring.
From A$4,350 AUD
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Apr, Jun, SepEscorted small group tour of New South Wales and Victoria
Visiting New South Wales, Victoria
Discover the Brewarrina fish traps, the World Heritage Site of Mungo man and lady stopping in Mungo National Park and other significant locations such as Broken Hill. Then continue through the Victorian goldfields as well as Mildura and Canberra. A small group tour for senior couples and mature solo travellers to the edge of Outback Australia.
From A$10,615 AUD
View TourLocated on Australia’s east coast, New South Wales is Australia ‘s most populous state. Covering an area roughly 4 times the size of the U.K, or slightly larger than Texas, New South Wales has a diverse and varied landscape with mountains, vast plains, deserts, farmland and a long coast line. Places as different as Lightning Ridge and the Hunter Valley are perennial favourites, while other tourists flock to the beaches of the north and south coast in summer and to the snow fields in winter.
These are a Small group tour exploring the the North East region of New South Wales for mature and senior travellers. With an outback NSW Itinerary these NSW tour packages provide the platform for the senior traveler to Travel, learn and explore the history of New South Wales. Our small group experience explores New England’s history, places such as the Menindee lake and the Darling river, Port Macquarie on the coast. Your Outback NSW itinerary also will visit a National park and a regional outback town such as Bathurst, Dubbo, and the silver city, Broken hill.
New South Wales holidays feature stunningly beautiful beaches and metropolitan areas along the east coast, from Byron Bay in the north, down to Bateman’s Bay on the South Coast. There are also sprawling plains, lush rainforest, unique trees (think pre-historic Wollemi Pine), moon-scape deserts and bushland to be explored in outback NSW. The rugged mountain terrain in both the Blue Mountain , and Snowy Mountains regions, contrast with the plains of the inland. Culturally, Aboriginal history, overlain by colonial settlement, reflect current settlement patterns.
A charmer in Far West NSW where Priscilla queen of the desert brings Broken Hill, the mining town to life. Broken hill (AKA Silver city) is quirky, the Pro Hart gallery of the painter complete with Rolls royces is here as well as numerous other art galleries, the trades hall and monuments to the orchestra of the Titanic are present in this outback town are places to visit on a New South Wales Vacation.
New South Wales Sydney is the capital and also the largest. Central Sydney and one of the most famous cities in Australia , with its landmark attractions such as Bondi Beach, Darling harbour, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the iconic Sydney Opera House being among the most recognizable icons of Australia as a nation around circular quay. For like minded travellers interested in New South Wales Holidays there is a collection of places to explore and learn about, such as Historic Bourke in Outback NSW with the famous Crossley engine and historic buildings.
History
Originally inhabited by a broad and diverse range of Indigenous peoples , New South Wales ‘ colonial history began with the founding, by the British, of the New South Wales colony in the year 1788. The first area of settlement was broadly around what is now called The Rocks in Sydney . Originally established as a penal colony, settlement in New South Wales rapidly expanded across much of Australia , with explorers, such as Sturt, mapping the vast expanse of Australian landmass and European settlers appropriating land once the domain of the indigenous inhabitants. Squatters established vast sheep stations west of the mountains and towns began to develop. After gold was first discovered near Bathurst in 1851, the subsequent gold rushes of the mid 19th century provided a further impetus for development, with thousands of eager miners pouring into the colonies.
As the 19th century progressed, more newly settled regions gradually separated off from New South Wales , forming their own states such as Tasmania , South Australia , Victoria , Queensland , and New Zealand . By the end of the 19th century, with the majority of states already being granted independence from Britain, momentum for a federated Australia gained tremendous support, with the country eventually unifying in the year 1901. Selection of a capital city was a contentious issue at this time, with rival cities Sydney and Melbourne both vying for the position, as a compromise, the territory surrounding the city of Canberra was ceded by New South Wales , and a new capital was built.
Outside of Sydney, towns such as Bathurst, Goulburn and Wagga Wagga became important inland centres as more and more land was taken over for grazing. Bourke, on the Darling River was another important centre for New South Wales outback history, not just Bourke but the surrounding area including Cobar, Wilcannia and across to Brewarrina and up to Cunnamulla in Queensland. The Bourke region, is important for both Aboriginal and colonial history and this appeals to tourists today with the Bourke cemetery a regular stop. Whilst Bourke was major stop on the Darling River for paddle boats after Wilcannia and the Menindee Lakes, it was also a centre where livestock passed on their way north and south . Today, Odyssey’s NSW outback tours include the Darling River run, a Silver City tour of Broken Hill , a visit to World Heritage Lake Mungo National Park on our Western NSW tour, and a tour that takes you north from Dubbo through important colonial Armidale and Tenterfield. A tour with Odyssey provides many insights into both Australian indigenous and colonial history.
Mineral wealth was key to Broken Hill and Cobar in their settlement.
Tours in Australia
Small group tours throughout Australia
14 days
Oct, AprThe Darling River Run small group tour
Visiting New South Wales, Victoria
Small group tour for the mature and senior traveller of the Darling River. Learn about the history, culture and landscapes of the Darling, a key part of the Australian river system including Aboriginal trading routes and aquaculture. Suitable for mature and senior couples or solo travellers.
From A$10,750 AUD
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MarLong tour of Australia for a small group
Visiting New South Wales, Northern Territory
Small group tour for senior couples and solo travellers touring Australia. Travelling through the outback and visiting many of the famous sights as well as off the beaten track locations. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Marree and far north Kakadu and the Kimberley.
From A$48,995 AUD
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Mar, OctSmall group tour; Broken Hill and back
Visiting New South Wales, Queensland
Small group tour of New South Wales, Queensland & South Australia deserts, from Broken Hill. Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Birdsville, Maree.
From A$11,550 AUD
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Articles about New South Wales
Bourke, New South Wales
Bourke, a historic settlement on the upper reaches of the Darling river. For escorted small group tours of upto 15 people for mature and senior travellers exploring Bourke is an important part of the Aboriginal, cultural and pastoral history of outback NSW.
Broken Hill, New South Wales
Broken Hill, is the start and finish of a 4k km exploration of the Deserts of the outback, the history, the aboriginal communities who manage them today. Broken hill small group tour for seniors is an iconic place to commence for active couples or solo travellers seeking to learn and explore.
Dubbo, Australia
Dubbo is explored on a small group tour to Outback Queensland. located in the heart of the beautiful Macquarie Valley by the majestic Macquarie River at the intersection of the Newell, Mitchell, and Golden highways.
Griffith, Regional New South Wales
Griffith By Marco Stojanovik Griffith is a major regional city in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA) located 568 km (353 mi) south-west of Sydney and 512 km (318 mi) from Melbourne in the north-western part of…
Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Lightning Ridge is synonymous with opal mining in Australia which we visit on this small group tour to Outback Queensland. While having a population of only 3,000, it attracts over 80,000 visitors each year to experience the fascinating town. A Glenn Murcutt designed opal museum is scheduled to open in 2021.
The Australian Alps Walking Track
Escorted small group tours for seniors and mature couples or solo travellers seeking to learn and participate in journeys to learn and see the history, culture and landscapes of Australia.
Understanding the Channel Country, Australia
Unique geography and a fascinating history as a pre-historic sea, and subsequently precious land to Aboriginal people and European pastoralists is explored on a small group tour for mature and senior travellers into the Outback.
Appreciating Australian River Systems
Appreciating the linking of the river network into the Australian, history, culture and landscape on a small group tour for mature and senior travellers of couples or solo travellers is an integral part of understanding the continent of Australia and Aboriginal settlement.
The Australian Outback: A Definitive Guide
Explore learn and consider what is the outback in this article. For mature and senior travelers considering joining a small group package tours into the outback to see, learn and explore about this unique place, not only the landscape but the Aboriginal approach to living. On each of the tours for couples and the single traveler you learn something different but fascinating, from Outback Queensland, the Flinders, Broken Hill and the Kimberley and the wildflowers all contribute to this question, what is the outback?
Aboriginal Art
Senior and mature couples and solo travellers remain curious but often informed about the role Aboriginal art plays in the indigenous community and the various styles. This article seeks to provide a platform for this collection of small group tours of upto 15 people into the Australian outback where often Aboriginal art styles are encountered.
Aboriginal Fire Management
Small group tours for mature and senior travellers in the Australian outback to learn and appreciate land management techniques for couples and solo travellers reflecting Aboriginal culture in Kakadu, Tasmania, Arnhem land and the Kimberley.
Aboriginal Kinship systems
Article about Aboriginal kinship to assist small group tours in Australia understanding Ancient aboriginal society and the contemporary view. Kinship influences the relationships including aboriginal trading routes.
Aboriginal land use in the Mallee
Learning about the Mallee for a escorted small group tour of South Australia and Western Australia for mature and senior travellers. Understand the Mallee & Wildflowers relationship and the indigenous community land use.
Aboriginal Songlines
Songlines trace the journeys of ancestral spirits who created the land and all natural phenomena. The creation stories as well as practical knowledge needed for survival in outback Australia. We experience this knowledge on our small group tours into Outback Australia.
Australian Outback Cattle King
These mature and senior programs for couples and senior travellers explore the outback Sidney Kidman sought to tame in the Channel country to the Birdsville track, Marree and Farina. Our escorted small group tours of the Australian interior explore history, cultures and landscapes that we experience as we travel from the previous time to the contemporary.
Echuca and Murray-Darling Trade, Victoria
The wool trade along the Murray was vital to British-Australia. Echuca was a major port for paddle steers. Learn and explore more on a Odyssey Traveller small group package tour of Victoria and the goldfields for mature and senior travellers, couples or singles with a curiosity. Understand the relationship of the Murray river to Echuca to Adelaide and Mildura.
John Eales: King of the Hunter
Learn about John Eales and Morpeth on a small group tour for mature and senior travellers for couples and single travellers into New South Wales Australia and early colonial settlement.
Pro Hart and the 'Brushmen of the Bush'
A group of self-taught artists from Broken Hill, Pro Hart and the 'Brushmen of the Bush' took the world by storm in the 1960s and 1970s. Escorted small group tours for active seniors who are couples or solo travellers. Explore and consider a range of tours in Australia and some of the best tours in New Zealand.
The Rocks, Sydney
Article about Sydney's historic Rocks area. An integral part of an escorted small group tour of Sydney for mature and senior travellers seeking as a couple or solo traveller to learn more about Sydney, New South Wales and Australia deep Aboriginal and recent colonial history.
White Cliffs, New South Wales
White Cliffs, an anomaly? Explore and learn about one of the 3 opal sites in the outback of Australia. Several of Odyssey Travellers small group tours take the mature and senior and traveller either as a couple or solo travellers to White cliffs.
Mungo Man and Mungo Lady, New South Wales
Part of a small group tour of World heritage sites on Victoria, NSW & South Australia for mature and senior travellers. Learn and explore in the Mungo National park about Aboriginal settlement and the fauna and flora of this National park.
The Arrival of Aboriginal Australians on the Continent
Tracing Aboriginal history via an outback small group tour for mature and senior couples or solo travellers provides an intriguing learning platform about Australia, rock art, trading and culture that traces a history possibly some 120,000 years ago.
Wentworth, New South Wales
Article for mature and senior travellers travelling on a small group tour to this historic town situated on the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers in southwestern New South Wales. Once Australia’s busiest inland river port frequented by paddle steamers. Many historic buildings remain today from its heyday including the Old Gaol, the Courthouse, the Convent and the Customs House, defining the character of this New South Wales Town.
Why did the British settle Australia?
Escorted small group tours for mature and senior travellers that promote aboriginal and colonial history discussion on tour. For couples and solo travellers interested in learning about Aboriginal history and the colonial explorers across the states.
Wilcannia, New South Wales
Wilcannia was once the third largest inland port in all of Australia. During the great river boat era of the mid-19th century, the port thrived as wheat and wool was transported along the Darling River by paddle-steamer. Article explains the town history and place in Aboriginal and the colonial period for mature and senior travellers on a small group tour of New South Wales.
Balranald, New South Wales
This article for small group tours senior couples and solo travellers exploring and learning about Southern New South Wales will often pass through Balranald, a rural town at the end of the Hay plain. This town, close to Mungo, is a curiosity with a history to Murray Darling basin and Burke and Wills is worth exploring on the West New South Wales tour and others.
Bora Rings: Ancient Aboriginal Ceremonial Grounds
Article for mature and senior travellers, couple or solo joining an Aboriginal history small group tour of Australia. Small groups of like minded people exploring outback Australia, colonial history and Landscapes.
Cobar visited, New South Wales
Article about Cobar for mature and senior couples and solo travellers interested in exploring historic New South Wales. Including the outback Aboriginal history, the Darling river and Brewarrina fish traps. These articles support the small group tours of Outback Australia.
Glen Innes, NSW
Glen Innes is part of the colonial district of the New England Tablelands. An agricultural Victorian town explored as part of a small group tour for senior couples and solo travellers on an Odyssey outback touring program.
Historic Buildings of Broken Hill & Silverton
Broken Hill, Silverton, Bourke, Wilcannia White Cliffs and Lightning ridge and Wentworth places in New South Wales with colonial rather than Aboriginal history to be learn about on an escorted small group tour for mature and senior travellers.
Pooncarie, New South Wales
Article for mature and senior couples and solo travellers exploring New South Wales on a small group tour with like minded people. Pooncarie is close to Mungo National park and Balranald. Situated on the Darling river there is an Aboriginal river history through kinship and songlines and colonial settlement to be appreciated.
Tenterfield, New South Wales
Tenterfield Tenterfield is a historic town in the rolling New England region home to heritage-listed buildings, elegant wineries and superb wilderness, surrounded by rugged mountains and impressive national parks. Sometimes referred to as the ‘birthplace…
The Bundian Way, New South Wales
small group tours of senior couples and mature solo travellers interested in exploring and learning about the deep Aboriginal history of Australia and the outback. The Bundian way continues the stories of learning.
The Hawkesbury River
Explore the history of the Hawkesbury River, with its charming historic towns, natural beauty, and rich Aboriginal heritage, all just an hour outside of Sydney. Odyssey offers small group tours for mature and senior travellers, couples, and solo travelers to Australia and New South Wales.
The Mungo Man Debate
Article for senior couples or solo travellers curious about Aboriginal history and that of outback Australia including New South Wales. Tours supported by articles such as this one about Mungo Man.
The Murray River, Australia
The Murray river, a powerhouse in so much of the Eastern side of Australia river system. Learn about its contribution to Aboriginal and colonial history. Study and appreciate more on a escorted small group tour into the Australian outback with mature and senior travellers couples or solo travellers each year.
Uralla, New South Wales
An Antipodean travel company serving World Travellers since 1983 with small group educational tours for senior couples and mature solo travellers in regional New South Wales, the Outback of Australia as well as other states including the Kimberley.
Walgett, New South Wales
As part of a collection of articles about New South Wales for seniors interested in joining small group tours, couples or singles curious about learning and exploring.
A unique small group journey into the NSW Outback
A small group tour into regional New South Wales and outback Australia is a journey between cities with less than 250 years of settlement history, and an outback , which has some of the oldest known geologic material on earth. But, more importantly, the region has one of the longest and truly fascinating known periods of human settlement which we seek to convey through this collection of small group travel programs. Indigenous Australians arrived on the continent by boat or via a land bridge from Southeast Asia possibly 85,000 years before the first Europeans from Portugal and Spain began exploration in the 17th century. For senior and mature travellers, a small group tour of Australia is a unique experience, a travel inspiration for the mature traveller interested in a small group journey.
Australia is a country the size of America, with one of the longest coastlines in the World, where some 80% of the population lives on the east coast , separated from the outback by the low mountains of the great dividing range. Australia ‘s geographic diversity, in landforms, flora, and wildlife, is part of its charm, providing the back drop for a small group adventure. Whilst the Great Barrier Reef , kangaroos and koalas are well known, the biodiversity in the native Australian wildlife to be seen on any escorted tour complete with a local guide into the outback , is amazing. This biodiversity is often missed until a good tour guide or travel expert shares their knowledge with you as you travel often on a epic journey across one of the world’s most beautiful and fascinating states of Australia .
New South Wales provides, as a minimum, two fascinating pieces of Aboriginal deep history to be visited on a small group tour of New South Wales . The first is the UNESCO listed world heritage site of the Willandra lakes region and importantly the Mungo Lakes National Park , the site of the discovery of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady . Aboriginal history is an important part of Australian history. These two skeletons (and human remains) represent Australia ‘s oldest known human remains and is an amazing lucky discovery by geologist Dr Jim Bowler 40 years ago. Several small group tours of NSW for seniors visit the Willandra lakes region from Balranald to see and learn about this important discovery in Australian history, not just Aboriginal history. These human remains have been dated to 42,000 years old, the oldest human remains in Australia and some of the oldest modern humans in the world outside of Africa. They date from a time when megafauna roamed the region and groups of indigenous Australian hunted in this part of western NSW.
The second important site we visit on our tour of Western NSW is the Brewarinna fish traps site, close to Bourke on the Darling river . Both of these locations were important meeting places for Aboriginal peoples. Both are considered to be part of the trading routes established long before the Silk road. Such locations as these across Australia were reached using Songlines.
It is not just the ancient aboriginal history of indigenous Australian that shapes and influences New South Wales , colonial history runs close along the East coast and the great dividing range that Odyssey takes mature and senior travellers to visit. Places such as Morpeth, influenced by John Eales from the Hunter valley , Armidale, Glenn Innes, Bathurst, Orange all have stories to share. In the south of the state, Goulburn, Balranald, Hay, Cowra, Young, Griffith and Wentworth all feature as well as Broken Hill , Silverton and Tibooburra and the relationship with contemporary artists such as Pro Hart and the Brushman of the Bush emerge .
Odyssey Travellers collection of Outback tours seeks to take the mature and senior traveller on a escorted small group tour with like minded people to places that teach and allow you to learn from hidden aboriginal art sites, to all manager of places that have contributed to the evolution of this state including its explorers.
FAQs
What is the best way to tour New South Wales
For Odyssey Travellers who tend to be retirees and mature or senior travellers travelling as a couple or as a solo travellers, we suggest an organised group tour as being the best way to tour New South Wales as a single or multi-state touring program is joining one of our scheduled New South Wales seniors small group tours as part of your Australia vacation bucket list, that may may include a Sydney vacation package.
Odyssey’s collection of small group NSW tour packages escorted tours seeks to be an organised senior tour that gets off the beaten track whether on a regular escorted tour or a walking tour somewhere in the Blue mountains. Odyssey’s collection of holiday packages in New South Wales are all inclusive, with the exception of some meals particularly when on an New South Wales holiday package tour of a city. The Solo Traveler does pay a single supplement for sole occupancy of a hotel room. When travelling solo, the accommodation charge is the only difference charged by us a tour operator ( tour company ) on any of our seniors tours. Our collection of NSW outback tours are not a day tour , river cruise or wine tour , but learning tours for senior travel groups, by coach, by motorbike or walking tour with a tour leader supported by a travel expert. For couples and the single traveller (solo travel) seeking a unique outback NSW itinerary and travel experience with like minded people.
These NSW tour packages are for a small group tour of 12 people (Maximum 15) allows you the freedom to enjoy the journey on one of our small group escorted tours of New South Wales whilst your tour guide looks after the logistics of the tour operation and getting you and your fellow travellers to the next place of interest.
Odyssey’s NSW tour packages are for a small group tour of 12 people (Maximum 15) allows you the freedom to enjoy the journey on one of our small group escorted tours of New South Wales whilst your tour guide looks after the logistics of the tour operation and getting you and your fellow travellers to the next place of interest on your trip.
For Odyssey Travellers who tend to be retirees and mature or senior travellers travelling as a couple or as a solo travellers, we suggest an organised group tour as being the best way to tour New South Wales as a single or multi-state touring program is joining one of our scheduled New South Wales seniors small group tours as part of your Australia vacation bucket list.
What destinations do New South Wales escorted tours visit?
An escorted New South Wales tour has a tour itinerary schedule that typically will visit all the popular destinations a traveller seeks as older Australians as a couple or solo traveller when visiting this state as part of your Australia tour. For older Australians the New South Wales Seniors small group tours, will find time to break for morning tea or lunch.
For Odyssey Travellers we seek to journey onto the road less travelled! small group escorted tours of New South Wales that explore the outback.
Our Australian vacation packages (senior holiday packages) of New South Wales are small group tours that explore and provide opportunity to learn as you travel to Broken Hill, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Mungo, Bourke the Brewarrina fish traps of following the Darling river run. We seek out places where Aboriginal stories come to life, the wildlife can be seen, landscapes leave you in awe and the settlement history creates the time to pause and wonder. This is a package holiday though we ask you to arrange your domestic flights ensuring you get the best travel deals available to the start of the perfect holiday in New South Wales.
What are the best places to visit in New South Wales?
New South Wales is unique in that it is home to the Sydney Opera house. The state also occupies a part of this island continent and contains such a diversity of experiences to meet all types of interest that a traveller may have. It is recognised that for many it is seeking the icons of New South Wales, Mungo Man and Mungo lady , the Sydney Opera House, The Blue Mountains, however, there is so mush beyond 2 hours of Sydney and the coast to see and appreciate.
For Odyssey Travellers a small group tour is getting beyond the “Best” but to reach the places of interest, to satisfy the curiosity and to learn. Our portfolio of small group escorted tours of New South Wales and Tasmania , Victoria, Queensland , Northern Territory , South Australia and Western Australia . To each state Odyssey seeks to achieve this in groups of typically 6 to 12 people, with a maximum of 15, plus an experienced leader to provide a holiday package experience to be remembered whether you visit New South Wales or other parts of Australia.
How far in advance should i plan a trip to Australia?
Bookings for an upcoming small group tour with Odyssey, open upto 2 years in advance to allow you book onto your preferred New South Wales or Australia seniors small group tour .
A deposit will typically secure your place with final payments falling due between 90 to 60 days before departure.
A reputable travel company will allow you pay by credit card or direct bank transfers in the currency of your choosing.
How much does a New South Wales escorted tour cost?
For a small group tour into regional and/or Outback New South Wales of typically 12 people in this post pandemic environment you should considering an allowance of AUD$550-$600/day per person on a twin share basis. This should cover all travel, entrances, breakfast and one other meal a day, plus tipping. Yo can learn more about why you should take a small group tour with this paper.
A large group coach tour of up to 50 travellers will operate with a lower cost/ day .
How much does an average trip in New South Wales cost?
For a small group tour for seniors with Odyssey Traveller you should allow for AUD$3500 for a 8 day city tour to Adelaide for example in South Australia and AUD$12,500 for a 16 day inclusive tour of Outback New South Wales.
Location, distance, sights and duration all influence the tour price of outback tours in New South Wales and across Australia for seniors.