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Explore Oceania with Virgin Australia.

This is a tour of 18,591 nm (34,431 km) divided into fourteen legs.

To complete this tour, you will need to fly at least one route of each of the legs listed below. You will need to fly all legs using one of the airlines listed below. The airline can differ between the different legs, as long as each individual route is flown using one of the airlines listed below.

All legs need to be flown using one of the following airlines :

• Virgin Australia (VOZ/VA)

Leg 1: YSSY - YPAD

This is a leg of 629 nm (1,165 km) from Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD/YSSY) (Hub) to Adelaide International Airport (ADL/YPAD) .

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Leg 2: YPAD - YBBN

This is a leg of 875 nm (1,620 km) from Adelaide International Airport (ADL/YPAD) to Brisbane International Airport (BNE/YBBN) (Hub) .

Leg 3: YBBN - WADD

This is a leg of 2,423 nm (4,488 km) from Brisbane International Airport (BNE/YBBN) (Hub) to Ngurah Rai (Bali) International Airport (DPS/WADD) (Hub) .

Leg 4: WADD - YMML

This is a leg of 2,366 nm (4,382 km) from Ngurah Rai (Bali) International Airport (DPS/WADD) (Hub) to Melbourne International Airport (MEL/YMML) (Hub) .

Leg 5: YMML - NZQN

This is a leg of 1,159 nm (2,146 km) from Melbourne International Airport (MEL/YMML) (Hub) to Queenstown International Airport (ZQN/NZQN) .

Leg 6: NZQN - YSSY

This is a leg of 1,047 nm (1,939 km) from Queenstown International Airport (ZQN/NZQN) to Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD/YSSY) (Hub) .

Leg 7: YSSY - NFFN

This is a leg of 1,712 nm (3,170 km) from Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD/YSSY) (Hub) to Nadi International Airport (NAN/NFFN) .

Leg 8: NFFN - YMML

This is a leg of 2,088 nm (3,867 km) from Nadi International Airport (NAN/NFFN) to Melbourne International Airport (MEL/YMML) (Hub) .

Leg 9: YMML - YPDN

This is a leg of 1,692 nm (3,133 km) from Melbourne International Airport (MEL/YMML) (Hub) to Darwin International Airport (DRW/YPDN) .

Leg 10: YPDN - YPPH

This is a leg of 1,433 nm (2,653 km) from Darwin International Airport (DRW/YPDN) to Perth International Airport (PER/YPPH) (Hub) .

Leg 11: YPPH - YBLN

This is a leg of 109 nm (202 km) from Perth International Airport (PER/YPPH) (Hub) to Busselton Regional Airport (BQB/YBLN) .

Leg 12: YBLN - YKDD

This is a leg of 699 nm (1,295 km) from Busselton Regional Airport (BQB/YBLN) to Gudai-Darri Airstrip (OOD/YKDD) .

Leg 13: YKDD - YPPH

This is a leg of 590 nm (1,093 km) from Gudai-Darri Airstrip (OOD/YKDD) to Perth International Airport (PER/YPPH) (Hub) .

Leg 14: YPPH - YSSY

This is a leg of 1,770 nm (3,278 km) from Perth International Airport (PER/YPPH) (Hub) to Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD/YSSY) (Hub) .

4 amazing Australian travel itineraries

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Whether you have just a few days to spend in Australia or you have the luxury of an extended vacation, magical adventures await you. From the “must-see no matter what” to the “out of this world if you have time,” the land Down Under has something for everyone. Virgin Australia’s Boeing 777 will get you to Sydney or Brisbane in comfort and style, and their extensive network of domestic flights will deliver you to any destination you choose.

Not sure what to do with your time?  These four action-packed itineraries will help you experience the best of Oz.

ITINERARY 1: TEN DAYS — SYDNEY AND THE GREAT BARRIER REEF

Days 1 through 4: Sydney

If you have only one week, you can taste all Australia has to offer. First, spend two magnificent days exploring the country’s largest and most famous city. Start your morning with a stroll along Sydney’s iconic harbor, taking in the sights and sounds of the city’s heartbeat. SKYWALK at the Sydney Tower Eye is the city’s highest open-air attraction, and from the glass-floor viewing platform, you’ll have amazing views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and the Blue Mountains. In the afternoon, visit the Taronga Zoo or the Sydney Aquarium and get acquainted with Australia’s wildlife. Spend a day hiking the rugged Blue Mountains or touring the vineyards of Hunter Valley. Consider taking a drive down the South Coast, stopping in relaxed seaside towns along the way. If museums are more your style, Sydney has many to choose from: the Australian Museum, the Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour and the interactive Powerhouse Museum. Book your hotel in Circular Quay or the CBD (central business district, downtown) to be near the nightlife and have easy access to your sightseeing activities.

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Days 5 through 8: Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef

It’s a three-hour flight to Cairns from Sydney, so book Virgin Australia’s first flight of the day (don’t worry, you can nap in the comfortable seats) and book a hotel in the city. Walk along the Esplanade and enjoy the scenery. Stop in at one of the bustling cafés and restaurants that line the strip and enjoy the people-watching. Spend the afternoon relaxing, then prepare to immerse yourself in culture at the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park. If you visit in the evening, you’ll enjoy dinner with a fire-and-water outdoor show (via Tjapukai by Night tours).

On your second day, visit the Great Barrier Reef — the only living organism on Earth that can be seen from space. For scuba divers, this is your day to get wet! There are many dive charter companies to choose from, depending on your level of experience and what you want to see and do. The outer reef is a two-hour boat ride so you’ll have plenty of time to take in the surroundings. For snorkelers, and those who prefer to lounge on the boat, day trips to the reef depart from the Reef Fleet Terminal. Once you get there, you’ll spend the day on a pontoon with like-minded adventurers. If you’re short on time, take a scenic flight in a seaplane, and you’ll be there in minutes.

On your third day in Cairns, explore one of the region’s many rainforests; you’ll find several  just outside Cairns. Board a steam train that will take you along the Kuranda Scenic Railway, where you’ll marvel at mesmerizing waterfalls and gorges. You’ll stop at the mountain village of Kuranda, where you can explore the markets and the nature parks. For your return trip, take the Skyrail cableway, which glides over the rainforest to the edge of Cairns. The views are magnificent.

Days 9 through 10: Brisbane

Australia is famous for its koalas and kangaroos, and you can visit them in Brisbane. Sleep in and take a midmorning flight from Cairns, then hop on a river cruise to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world’s largest koala sanctuary. You’ll be able to cuddle a koala and walk among kangaroos.

If you prefer a culture crawl, explore South Bank where you can immerse yourself in modern and indigenous art at the Queensland Museum and the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA). Then settle into your hotel and spend a relaxing day at the beach before catching your return flight to the U.S. Once airborne, your attentive Virgin Australia cabin crew will make sure your flight trip  on the Boeing 777 is the grand finale of your trip with world-class service.

ITINERARY 2:  TWO WEEKS — SYDNEY, ULURU AND ADELAIDE

Days 1 through  6: Sydney, Cairns and Brisbane

There are several ways to approach your two-week stay in Australia. Using Sydney and Cairns as home bases, take advantage of Virgin Australia’s domestic network to visit a few remote locales such as Darwin in the Northern Territory or Perth.

Plan a trip to explore Sydney, the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru. This itinerary starts with the week one plan and goes from there.

Days 7 through 8:  Uluru, the Red Centre

Catch an early morning flight from Brisbane to Ayers Rock (Uluru) so you have time to visit the Uluru–Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and explore the park’s many walking trails or join a variety of tours. Stay until sunset — a truly unforgettable sight. Sunrise is gorgeous, too, so plan to wake up early before you head off to Kata Tjuta (called “The Olgas”), where you’ll do more exploring. After all that hiking, enjoy a quiet dinner at the Ayers Rock Resort, sipping champagne and listening to traditional didgeridoo music.

Days 9 through 12:  Adelaide and Kangaroo Island

Adelaide is known for it’s wide boulevards and expansive parklands. Spend a few days soaking up the city’s colonial elegance, bustling Central Market and the museums and libraries of North Terrace. Then, swim with the dolphins in Glenelg, explore Hahndorf and other picturesque villages in the Adelaide Hills, and wind your way to world-class wineries in nearby Barossa and Clare Valley.

Plan to spend one full day exploring Kangaroo Island, where you can experience the best food and wine in the region, tour hiking trails, and go on bushwalks in rugged Flinders Ranges. Taste wine made by Jesuit priests in Sevenhill, climb the huge natural amphitheatre of Wilpena Pound and visit the historic copper-mining town of Burra. Swim, surf, snorkel and bushwalk along the Fleurieu Peninsula before seeing penguins up close in Penneshaw and a colony of sea lions at Seal Rocks.

Days 13 through 14: Sydney

You’ve earned some serious relaxation after all that, and Bondi Beach has just the cure. Sydney’s most famous beach is great for playing in the surf or napping in the sun. The scenic cliff-top walk to Bronte Beach is worth doing, or you can continue hiking to Coogee. On your final day in Australia, visit the beaches again or revisit your favorite stops from the beginning of your trip. Cap it all off by indulging your palate with a seafood lunch or dinner, and get ready for your flight home.

ITINERARY 3: THREE WEEKS — SYDNEY TO PERTH AND MELBOURNE

Days 1 through 13

Three weeks is an amazing amount of time to explore Australia. To make the most of it, follow the two-week itinerary, but instead of traveling from Adelaide to Sydney, catch a flight in the other direction and head to Perth. On the way back to Sydney, make a stop in Melbourne where you can immerse yourself in one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world.

Days 14 through 18: Perth

You could really enjoy a three-week holiday in Western Australia alone. In Perth, visit Kings Park Botanical Gardens — one of the world’s largest inner city parks. Take an afternoon trip to one of the many beautiful wineries or relax on stunning white-sand beaches where you can swim with wild dolphins. Take a day trip to Rottnest Island for selfie opportunities with the cute quokkas, and spend the rest of your day biking, fishing and exploring. Or spend an afternoon in a Swan River winery before flying to Broome, where the outback meets the sea. In Broome, don’t miss a camel ride to watch the sunset at Cable Beach— a nice way to  end the evening, and worth the short flight.

Days 19 through 20: Melbourne

Take a morning flight to Melbourne, which will give you the afternoon to tour this beautiful city, considered by some to be Australia’s capital of style, culture and food. It’s close to Phillip Island,  the home of the fairy penguin. Rent a car and get on the road! You won’t want to miss natural wonders such as The Twelve Apostles. Take a day trip to Yarra Valley for the wine, and be sure to stop at the Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary. Just make sure you return to Melbourne in time to dine on the sands or at one of the city’s amazing rooftop restaurants. If you have an early flight back to the states, catch an evening flight to Sydney. Otherwise, enjoy your last night down under and fly out in the morning.

ITINERARY 4: PLAN YOUR OWN

Regardless of where you go and the length of your stay, Virgin Australia will get you there in comfort and style. The extensive network of domestic flights helps you make the most of your  time. Take portions from each itinerary and build your own dream vacation —  it’s guaranteed to be awesome!

The friendly smiles and attention to your every need make traveling to and from each destination a very special part of the Aussie experience.

Let Virgin Australia help you plan your perfect Australian vacation — starting with luxury passage on the Boeing 777. 

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Virgin Australia was looking for a partner who could supply a streamlined ancillary travel product to help supplement flight sales. They wanted a travel hub that would feature hotels, cars as well as other travel experiences and activities. They also wanted the ability for members to earn and redeem Velocity Frequent Flyer Points.  The team at Rocket Travel by Agoda has extensive industry knowledge and experience producing partner-branded travel platforms with an emphasis on rewards. Our ability to deliver on each one of Virgin Australia’s touchpoints made Rocket a perfect fit to align with their strategic initiatives in reaching current customers as well as drawing in new customers.

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Major blow for holidaymakers as Virgin reveals the reason why it's suspending direct flights from major Australian city to Bali

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Virgin Australia has suspended direct flights from Adelaide to Bali after a delay in the delivery of 10 new Boeing MAX planes.

Holidaymakers can still get from Adelaide to Bali with Virgin, but their travel time will now blow out to about 14 hours with passengers having to stop over in  Brisbane , Sydney  or Melbourne  and transfer to a connecting flight. 

There is already a seasonal direct flight suspension in place until June 9, but this will continue as the airline waits for new planes. 

Affected passengers will be contacted by Virgin or their travel agent to provide alternative arrangements or 'a full refund', Virgin Australia said.

'The continued suspension of this route is necessary to manage impacts to our international and domestic schedule as a result of the delayed delivery of new aircraft,' a Virgin Australia spokeswoman told the Advertiser .

'We acknowledge this decision will be disappointing for some guests and we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience.

'Guests who wish to discuss alternative arrangements available to them … are encouraged to reach out to the Virgin Australia Guest Contact Centre on 136 789.'

South Australians can still get direct flights to Bali through other airlines.

The latest blow to travellers in the state comes after Batik Air Malaysia pulled out of Adelaide Airport two months ago.

The carrier suspended flights to and from Kuala Lumpur in February due to higher costs.

In March, Adelaide Airport's managing director Brenton Cox said he hoped to attract more airlines offering direct flights from Adelaide to major international cities.

'At the moment only two thirds of people travelling (internationally) to and from Adelaide can go directly,' he told the Advertiser .

'A third of those people are having to go through another Australian capital city, predominantly Sydney and Melbourne.

'And that, quite frankly, is a loss of our market share.'

Mr Cox said the airport puts significant packages up to attract airlines and will continue to do so.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Virgin Australia for further comment.  

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Simple Flying

A guide to virgin australia's different fare types.

Take a pick to suit your needs: Lite, Choice, Flex, or Business

Do you enjoy paying for services that you don’t use? Probably not. This is why, to boost their competitiveness, airlines offer a range of fare types to suit the different needs of passengers: from “no-frills” tickets to those that come with premium offerings, to fares that offer maximum flexibility. One of two big players in Australia (the first being Qantas ), Virgin Australia gives its passengers a choice of four fare types.

Domestic services

• Lite: Complimentary water, tea, and coffee are included in Lite fares. Food and other drinks are available for purchase onboard (the same applies for Choice and Flex tickets – more on this below). This “basic” ticket class doesn’t include checked baggage and seat selection, both of which can be separately purchased. On a Lite ticket, passengers are not eligible for UpgradeMe, an option to bid for an upgrade to business class.
• Choice: This ticket class comes with one 50-lb (23-kg) checked baggage and the option to choose your seat. Unlike Lite, Choice guests are eligible for UpgradeMe. Passengers are also given the flexibility to reschedule their flight with no fee (just pay the fare difference) more than 14 days prior to scheduled departure.
• Flex: In addition to the perks that come with Choice tickets, Flex fares offer a no-fee flight change up to right before the scheduled departure. Passengers are also eligible for UpgradeMe.
• Business: This is the only fare type that includes food onboard. Baggage allowances are significantly more generous than other classes: a 31-lb (14-kg) carry-on and not one but two 70-lb (32-kg) checked bags. Business class passengers are also given access to the Virgin Australia Lounge and priority check-in, boarding, and baggage drop where available. Like Flex passengers, Business guests enjoy flexibility with no-fee flight changes.

International services

The offerings on international flights are similar to that of domestic services (though UpgradeMe isn’t an option), with the exception of:

• Lite : This ticket is available only on short-haul international flights, with the same offerings as domestic routes. Long-haul flights do not have Lite fares.
• Choice: Guests traveling on this fare type – with Virgin Australia Beyond, and Velocity Platinum or Gold membership – have access to partner lounges and priority check-in, boarding, and baggage drop. Onboard food is provided to all ticket classes on all long-haul flights, but Choice and Flex passengers flying on short-haul international routes will have to pay for this. Unlike domestic services, post-departure rescheduling is allowed for all long-haul flights but not international short-haul destinations.
• Flex: Lounge access and priority perks are the same as Choice guests. While a fee must be paid for flight changes, it costs less than Choice and Business rescheduling charges. Flights cannot be rescheduled after the initial departure except on the Japan route , on which Flex passengers can reschedule post-departure at a fee of $500 AUD ($351) plus the fare difference.
• Business: While lounge access is included, priority services are only offered on certain routes. Furthermore, passengers are not given no-fee flight changes, unlike with domestic services. Similar to Flex tickets, flights cannot be rescheduled after departure except on the Japan route, at $800 AUD ($562) plus the fare difference.

Note: because many of Virgin Australia’s international flights are interline operations , carry-on and checked baggage allowances depend on the operating airline.

Source: Virgin Australia