Your Complete Thailand, Australia and New Zealand Trip

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Your Complete Thailand, Australia and New Zealand Trip

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Gap Year travel in Thailand

From the buzzing pace of Bangkok to the tranquillity of the Australian outback, this programme is an ideal opportunity to explore the best of Thailand and Australasia. Get up close to a range of wildlife, lend a hand with vital conservation work and discover the hidden wonders of New Zealand.



Thailand

The Kingdom of Thailand, with a population of 65 million people, is located in the heart of Southeast Asia and shares borders with Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia and Myanmar. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty complemented by impressive architecture, including striking temples. The country is also well known for its appetising food and the people renowned for their friendly manner.

Australia

Australia attracts many visitors each year due to its broad range of things to see and do. The varying landscape offers many beautiful attractions and fantastic activities, from surfing and white water rafting to trekking and skiing. As well as natural beauty, Australia’s cosmopolitan cities offer a wide variety of cultural attractions from sports to art.

Australia is a huge country size wise, and therefore offers a diverse population and landscape, creating a perfect environment for travelling and working.

New Zealand

New Zealand is extremely popular in terms of tourism, especially with backpackers due to its diverse range of geographical features, extreme sports and cosmopolitan cities.  It is one of the most recently populated major landmasses, settled by the Maori’s in the year 1000. The Maori language native to New Zealand is named Aotearoa, Land of the Long White Cloud.

New Zealand consists of two main islands, the North and the South. The North Island, home to the major cities: the capital Wellington and “The city of sails” Auckland is mainly volcanic in origin boasting many seismic features such as geysers and hot springs.  The South Island is separated down its length by the Southern Alps, the highest point of which is Mount Cook/ Aoraki.  For a landmass that is a little larger than the UK, the population is only 4.1 million - which makes the ratio of sheep to people 10:1!  However, this means that despite the huge number of visitors that travel to New Zealand every year it never really feels crowded.

So if you want to pump up your adrenalin, bask in the peace and tranquillity of Milford Sound or cruise dramatic bays spotting dolphins and whales... New Zealand is the place for you!

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