Gladstone Park Holiday Packages

If you want to save some big bucks, Wotif is here for you.

We'll roll your accommodation and flights into a tidy little package.

More savings means more money to spend on exploring Gladstone Park.

Your savings could add up to NZ$293 if you book a package. Exactly how do you do this? Just mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

With Wotif's amazingly competitive prices, you'll be grabbing your passport and taxiing down the runway in no time at all.

Gladstone Park Accommodation

With just 4 accommodation in Gladstone Park to select from, it'd be sensible to secure one of Wotif's great deals as soon as you can.

Can't get excited about your upcoming getaway until you've booked a place to stay, right? Take a look at the Mantra Tullamarine (2-12 Trade Park Drive) and the Airport Tourist Village Melbourne (37 Ardlie Street). They're two of our favourites.

Car Hire in Gladstone Park

After you hit the tarmac at Tullamarine Airport, you'll be happy to discover that Budget and Europcar are just a short walk from the arrivals hall. There's no need to waste even a millisecond of your precious holiday before you hit the highway.

With a nice selection of rental places within close reach, you'll have no issues picking up a car in the heart of the city. Have a look at the deals on offer at Dollar Rent A Car (155 Mickleham Road). If nothing tempts you there, you can also head over to Thrifty Car Rental (155 Mickleham Rd).

Holidays to Gladstone Park

Can't remember anything about that day in class when you were taught the facts about Gladstone Park? There's no need to throw a tanty over your lack of geography knowledge — we'll fill you in.

Gladstone Park is one of the many interesting neighbourhoods that make up Melbourne. It's 15 kilometres northwest of the heart of the Victoria state capital.

It's the people that can make an escape truly unforgettable. So while you're visiting Gladstone Park, why not venture out of town for a bit and introduce yourself to some of the 4 200 000 residents that call Melbourne their home?