Wanderer RTW 8 Stops from £729 plus tax of £330-£550*
This great fare allows you to visit Asia, Africa, as well as a visit to New Zealand thrown in - plus get 4 flights within Australia within a variety of itineraries.
Flight Costs:
Seasonal Departure Dates |
Wanderer 8 Stops RTW |
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21 June - 30 June |
£884 |
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14 December - 23 December
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16 January - 15 April |
£969 |
Premium, Business and First Class RTW s click here |
All fares start from London Heathrow, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester or Newcastle. You can also fly from Aberdeen & Jersey (from £5 each way), Inverness & Isle of Man (from £29 one way). Flights commencing from Belfast, Leeds Bradford or Teesside start from £50 each way (Additional taxes apply).
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*Tax varies massively and is around the £320 - £550 mark depending on where you stop - ask your consultant for details. For details of airport tax - click here |
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Example Routes:
- UK - Bangkok surface Singapore - Perth - Adelaide - Sydney - Cairns - Melbourne - Auckland - Fiji - UK
- UK - Tokyo - Perth - Sydney - Cairns - Melbourne - Auckland - Fiji - UK
- UK - Hong Kong -
Perth - Cairns - Sydney - Brisbane - New Zealand - USA stop - UK (or vice versa)
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New York - New Zealand - Cairns surface Sydney - Melbourne - Perth Hong Kong - UK
- UK - Bangkok surface Phnom Penh - Bangkok surface Cairns - Brisbane - Sydney - Auckland - Los Angeles surface San Francisco - UK (or vice versa)
- London - Singapore - Perth - Cairns - Brisbane - Sydney - Queenstown surface Auckland - Fiji - UK
- UK - Bangkok surface Singapore - Perth - Cairns - Sydney - Auckland - Fiji - UK (or vice versa)
- UK - Johannesburg - Sydney - Perth - Cairns - Sydney - Auckland surface Christchurch - Fiji - UK
- UK - Fiji - Auckland surface Christchurch - Cairns - Sydney - Perth - Hong Kong - UK (or vice versa)
Now this is where it gets tricky. There are some odd rules on specific routings that need heeding, but there are thousands of ways of doing this. However, we are the specialists; so call your consultant on 02077045700 on how you can max out this great Multi-Stop ticket....
The Small Print:
Date Changes: Return international dates can be changed for approx £90
Maximum Stay: 12 month ticket
Mileage: Total journey must not exceed 29,000 miles
Children (under 12): 75% of adult fare
Infants (under 2): 10% of adult fare
Why do I need travel insurance?
Well if you break your leg in Cambodia on a scooter and you have to be flown home then that can cost £150K plus - 10 times as much in the States - so unless you've got very very rich parents (we're talking Sunday Times Rich list Top 100) then get a decent travel insurance - not one from a chemist or local butchers - use a specialist that offers a policy that provides high medical expenses, repatriation and good legal cover at the very least. You don't have to buy it through us but you'd be a village idiot not to get insurance from somewhere. If you are cost conscious or don't plan on taking much of value with you, we have negotiated rates that include and exclude cover for baggage and money from 1 month up to 12 months. We believe that the rates and cover that we offer are among the best you will find. See details here
Choose your own Route!
There are no standard routes and there are no limits to where you can go. We can construct any itinerary you want - feel free to call us on 0844 844 2540
Plan it your way!
With our unique round the world route planner, you create the trip you want. Use this interactive tool as much as you want to find the trip that's right for you.
Talk with the experts!
One of our expert travel consultants who will then work with you to get the most for your pound.
Pick your dates!
Once you've decided on a preferred route, your Roundtheworldflight.com specialist will finalize the dates for each leg of your trip.
What Gear will I need?
Check out roundtheworldflights.com handy checklist
What does ‘surface’ mean?
This means you will fly in and out of a different city or country. In other words you will travel between them by other means; perhaps by train, bus or boat. These surface sectors ensure that you get to see and experience more of a country - more
What tax - is it V.A.T?
The tax is airport tax, money that the airport is charging you to use its facilities. This used to be collected at the airports, but is now payable in advance when you purchase your ticket. There are still a few countries in which your taxes are collected at the airport upon departure.
Recently there have been two additional charges added – Security Charges and Fuel Surcharges - more