Find your holiday to Adelaide

They say: "We always find ourselves struggling to find the words that do justice to describe Australian adventures – whether it’s coming face to face with a crocodile in Kakadu National Park or the colours of the Great Barrier Reef. There’s only one way to understand how amazing Australia is and that’s to go there yourself."

We say: "A myriad of ways to see mainland Australia and Tasmania. You could be driving down the Great Ocean Road on a self-drive Oz tour or climbing Cradle Mountain in Tasmania on a group escorted adventure tour. Travelbag can also organise worldwide stopovers to break up that long journey."

They say: "At All Ways Pacific our commitment is to provide our clients with the very best choices available to New Zealand, Australia and the South Pacific area. We only create itineraries and tours to this part of the world exclusively, because it is the place we call home."

We say: "SeeInside for detailed descriptions of these tours from the regional specialist. Tour durations are in the range 21 to 28 days, to allow you time to enjoy the journey and the destination. Departure dates through to December 2010. Stopover options include California, the Far East and China."

They say: "Visit Australia and experience its breathtaking fusion of natural and cultural splendour or head to New Zealand to discover dramatic landscapes and snow capped mountains. Or even combine the two on the same journey."

We say: "Australia is a very spcial place to visit with Bales. Your first sight of the Sydney Opera House will stay with you forever as will a visit to the inspiring Milford Sound. You can choose from luxury escorted tours or tailor made holidays too."

They say: "Our passion is to offer holidays to get to know the region through the wines and the people who make them. Wine is all about ‘joie-de-vivre’ and we believe our tours should be too."

We say: "The 2009 brochure has tours to over 20 wine producing countries worldwide, from France and Italy, to Chile and New Zealand. You can even combine wine and opera to make a culturally sublime holiday!"