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Escorted holidays to Oceania designed exclusively for solo travellers
Australasia Tours for Solo Travellers
One of the most unique and unforgettable places on Earth, Oceania is a must-visit for the intrepid solo traveller. At its heart is Australia, with its shimmering coastlines and stunning natural wonders guaranteed to mesmerise independent holidaymakers. Also part of this continent is New Zealand; many of nature’s most impressive marvels make their home here, including thermal springs, craggy peaks and gleaming glaciers. It is also here that Peter Jackson filmed his Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, and we can think of no better setting for Tolkien’s fantasy world. With once-in-a-lifetime experiences galore, you’re sure to have a great time in Oceania.
At Just You, we’re determined to show you everything wonderful about this remarkable continent on our handcrafted Oceania tours. From witnessing sunrise at Uluru (Ayers Rock) to attending a traditional Maori concert and Hangi meal, you’re in for the time of your life wherever you decide to travel. You may even choose to go on a cruise around the world-famous Great Barrier Reef, whose biodiversity and colourfulness are simply breath-taking, or head to the actual Hobbiton movie set at the very north of New Zealand’s North Island. Take a trip to Oceania with Just You and enjoy a solo adventure like no other!
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Discover the emerald-green landscapes, thermal springs and hot geysers of the North Island, then journey to the South Island with its snow-capped mountains, shimmering glaciers and sparkling lakes on this holiday showcasing New Zealand's natural wonders and fascinating cities.
New Zealand is a country of two halves (literally: there's the North Island and the South Island). In the North Island, lush landscapes of every conceivable variety appeal to visitors’ sense of peace and tranquillity; in the South, it’s much more dramatic, with the scenery on offer catering for those with more thrill-seeking tendencies.
