Luggage weight & size limits in Australia
Last Updated: Jun. 07, 2011
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Contiki Tours in Australia have a luggage restriction of 1 × 20 kilogram (44lbs) 73cm x 50cm x 25cm (29″ × 20″ × 10″) bag (non-expanding)along with 1 x carry on bag.
Metal frame backpacks, and vanity cases are not permitted as they are difficult to pack and may damage other luggage.
On tours with included flights as part of the itinerary, you’ll need to make sure your luggage doesn’t exceed the weight restrictions imposed by airlines. Contiki is not responsible for any costs incurred for overweight luggage.
For information regarding airline luggage fees & limits, please visit our comprehensive list linking to airline websites and their specific luggage restrictions.
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would i be pushing it with 80cmx37cmx39cm?
rhani
posted on May. 08, 2011
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On my itinerary papers I just received for the Beaches and Reefs tour, it says the maximum suitcase weight is 23 KG (50 lbs) but the website here says 20 KG ( 44 lbs). Could you please advise which is accurate? The extra 6 lbs will make a huge difference in packing.
AnaA
posted on Feb. 12, 2011
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My luggage is 25”x24”x12” Will this be a problem?
Explorer1107920
posted on Sep. 12, 2008
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