
Match Packages
May Special! Selected 5 star hotels at 3 star prices. This offer is strictly limited to Melbourne, Sydney and the Gold Coast until May 31st.All WLR Lions 2013 Test match packages include a silver Match ticket with the option to upgrade to Gold or Platinum, 2 nights accommodation and access to our pre-match functions.
Accommodation options include budget, 3, 4 & 5 star hotels, plus 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, however there is limited availability in all types, so book now to ensure your preferred choice.
Match packages for tour games against Super Rugby teams are also now available.

Visit New South Wales
As far as destinations go, it doesn’t get much better than those found in New South Wales. If you’re visiting Sydney for the 2013 British and Irish Lions Tour, be sure to extend your stay to any of the perfect getaway options waiting to be explored.From the great outdoors of the Blue Mountains to the nature lover’s dream that is Lord Howe Island; the charming cities along the pristine North and South Coasts to the Hunter Valley region for the wine connoisseurs. No matter your definition of the ultimate holiday, you will find it somewhere in New South Wales.
So go on, see all that's on offer in NSW and start planning your 2013 Lions Tour today.

Visit Victoria
There is no denying that Melbourne and Victoria offer world class experiences like no other. Come June with the British and Irish Lions in town, there is no better time to discover the Victorian charm.'Why not start in Melbourne and after falling in love with the city, plan to visit the surround areas? Yarra Valley for a drop of fine wine, Great Ocean Road to embark on the world famous heritage-listed coastal drive, Phillip Island with its wildlife attractions or Mornington Peninsula to discover the wondrous natural aesthetics.
Melbourne is hosting 2 massive games – Lions v Rebels and the 2nd Test against the Wallabies. Be sure to extend your stay and explore Victoria during the 2013 Lions Tour.

Get In Quick!
The rugby world has been in a frenzy since the public ticket sales for the 2013 British Lions Tour sold out in just 15 minutes. The unprecedented demand has exceeded all expectations with it set to be the biggest rugby event to hit Australia since the 2003 World Cup.Good news is that we still have limited ticket inventory as part of travel packages for all three Test matches - but they are selling fast! Great package options with accommodation, merchandise, exclusive function as well as guaranteed official match ticket are still available.
Be sure to get in quick, or you will be waiting another 12 years for your British and Irish Lions rugby fix.
Commentate the Greats
Commentate the Greats
Adam and Drew give their rendition of a classic Lions moment.
1989 Lions Series Memorable Moment
Where were you when the first ever Test was played at Sydney Football Stadium?
1989 Lions Series Memorable Moment
Where were you? during the Battle of the Ballymore
1989 Lions Series Memorable Moment
Where were you when Campo threw that infamous pass in the third Test?
2001 Lions Series Memorable Moment
Where were you when Joe Roff scored the famous intercept try during the 2001 series?
Convince your wife to let you go on the Lions Tour
Lions legend Jim Telfer stars in a parody of his famous Everest speech
12 years in the making
Wallabies greats speak about the magnitude of the 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour.
2013 British & Irish Lions Tour TVC
Get ready, the Lions are coming!
2001 Lions Tour of Australia - 1st Test Match
Highlights of the Lions crushing win in the 1st Test at the Gabba, Brisbane
2001 Lions Tour of Australia - 2nd Test Match
Highlights of the Wallabies series leveling victory in the 2nd Test in Mel in 2001
2001 Lions Tour of Australia - 3rd Test Match
Highlights of the Wallabies winning the 3rd Test in Sydney in 2001
Lions Tour to South Africa 2009 Highlights
Unforgettable highlights from the 2009 Lions tour to South Africa
British & Irish Lions Anthem, Power of Four
Performed on the tour of New Zealand in 2005
2009 Lions Tour - 1st Test Pre Match
Jim Telfer psyches up the first pick forwards before the 1st Test against the Boks.





