Tour HNP(B)

Overview

If it’s all about the razzmatazz of the city, of contrasts but big vibes and a great welcome, this three-city break has the makings of a classic Rugby World Cup 2027 adventure.

Brisbane is one of Australia’s most impressive and welcoming cities. If it’s the outdoor lifestyle you are after, this really is the one for you. There are plenty of lively watering holes at the heart of the city – on Edward Street, Albert Street and Elizabeth Street – and in the Fortitude Valley district immediately to the north, where the bars have a more bohemian vibe. 

Melbourne has significant landmarks at its heart – Queen Victoria Market, which has been a focal point of city life, with its food stalls, and fruit and vegetables, since 1878; the National Gallery of Victoria – the country’s oldest art museum, which has a wealth of work by Australian and Asian artists; the Royal Botanic Gardens, where the vast array of leafy flora is a reminder (if you needed it) of the merry warmth of the Australian weather.

When you add in the glorious sights, sounds and experiences of Sydney, this is a Rugby World Cup adventure of a lifetime. The Sydney Opera House is an architectural superstar – so impressive that you do not need to catch a performance to be drawn in by its magnificence. The harbour which frames it is as splendid a collision of land and water as you can find anywhere on the planet – assisted by the unmistakable steel arch of Sydney Harbour Bridge and then there are spectacular bars, great eateries and so much more.

Although we know quarter-final matches will take place in Sydney and Brisbane, the match combination has yet to be confirmed. 

To guarantee your place at the quarter-finals, our advice is to book your chosen package now. If you decide to change it to follow England once the draw has been made in February, we will be able to swap it for you.

Key Package Inclusions