Tours in Australia

Four Hours Cooking Class in Adelaide Hills

Spend four hours in Adelaide Hills learning to cook alongside professional chefs who know their craft and enjoy teaching it. You'll prep, cook, and eat what you've made, with wine included. Whether you're starting from scratch or already comfortable in the kitchen, there's room for you here. Classes cover everything from pasta to Japanese and Thai techniques—pick your focus and leave with recipes you'll actually use at home.

Small Group Tour Sydney City Highlights and Hidden Gems

This six-hour small group tour hits Sydney's most recognisable spots—the Harbour Bridge, Mrs Macquarie's Chair, Bondi Beach—alongside quieter viewpoints that locals actually favour. You'll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned van with a Sydney-based guide who knows the shortcuts and backstories. Short walks punctuate the day, giving you time to shoot photos and absorb the city's character without feeling rushed.

Customized private winery day tour in Yarra Valley at your own choices

Build your own winery itinerary across Yarra Valley's finest estates, with a private driver and local guide adapting to your pace and preferences. This eight-hour tour puts you in control of which vineyards to visit, how long to linger, and what to taste, all without the markup of a set package. You'll travel in a cool minivan between cellar doors, sampling some of Australia's most respected cool-climate wines whilst discovering the region at your rhythm.

Private Transfer from Brisbane Airports to Surfers Paradise

Door-to-door drive from Brisbane Airport to Surfers Paradise with a dedicated vehicle and driver. This private transfer covers the 60–90 minute journey with air conditioning, onboard WiFi, and reliable arrival timing. Accommodates up to three passengers comfortably, with infant seats available if needed. Service animals welcome.

Canyoning at Twister and Rocky Creek: Two Canyons In One Day

Tackle two contrasting Blue Mountains canyons in a single 9-hour day. Twister Canyon delivers relentless water jumps and slides, while Rocky Creek narrows into dramatic gorges with tunnel sections that'll make your heart race. A guide leads you through both, supplying all gear and a solid lunch. You'll need moderate fitness and a willingness to get soaked.

Meet The Makers: Native Australian Food Tour

Track down Sydney's most innovative food and drink makers over four hours. You'll visit the fish market at dawn, slip into a craft distillery, watch coffee roasters at work, and meet the artisans behind Australia's native ingredient revolution. Each stop includes tastings and conversation with the people who've built these businesses. Private car whisks you between spots, lunch features native Australian produce, and you'll access spaces the general public doesn't usually see.

Brisbane Highlights includes Lone Pine Entry

Spend six to seven hours exploring Brisbane's landmarks and wildlife in air-conditioned comfort. This guided tour takes you to viewpoints across the city, then to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary where you can see native Australian animals up close. Lunch at the Botanical Garden Café and refreshments are included, making it a straightforward way to tick off Brisbane's highlights without navigating yourself.

Great Ocean Road Grampians 2 Day Tour from Melbourne to Adelaide

This two-day overland traverse connects [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) to Adelaide via the Great Ocean Road and Grampians National Park. You'll drive the famous clifftop route spotting wild koalas and coastal townships, stand before the Twelve Apostles, explore Loch Ard Gorge's shipwreck stories, then overnight in Halls Gap surrounded by mountain ranges and native wildlife. The next morning brings guided walks through the Grampians before heading west into South Australia. An expert local driver narrates throughout, with all meals and park entry included.

Adelaide Nite Bites: An Evening Food Tour

This 2-hour evening tour takes you through Adelaide's East End, stopping at four neighbourhood food spots that each tell their own story. Your local guide shares the district's history and points out its street art while you taste dishes that represent the area's character. It's a small-group experience—capped at 12 people—that feels more like exploring with a knowledgeable mate than joining a tourist trail. A portion of ticket sales goes to local charities.

McLaren Vale Shared Tour, visit 4 wineries . Best itinerary.

A 7.5-hour guided visit across McLaren Vale's finest wineries, sampling from a curated selection of cellar doors. You'll taste through four properties in one of Australia's most productive wine regions, with tastings pre-arranged and fees included. The tour strikes a balance between structured stops and flexibility—you choose which venues appeal before departure. Public transport links exist nearby, and the itinerary suits most fitness levels.

Private Melbourne’s History with a Drink Tour

A three-hour private walking tour of [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) that pairs the city's layered past with its thriving bar culture. Your local guide will steer you through the stories of the characters and events that shaped the city, taking you to three distinctive establishments along the way. You'll navigate Naarm's neighbourhood laneways and discover watering holes favoured by locals, piecing together how Melbourne's bar scene became what it is today. Drinks are yours to purchase as you go, keeping the tour price accessible.

Sydney Secret Coastline Kiama Blowhole with Wollongong Wildlife

When Tom from our team ran this nine-hour coastal loop south of Sydney, it stacked three different reasons to get out of the city into one drive. You're looking at clifftop lookouts over the Pacific, a wildlife park where you can get up close with native animals, and the famous Kiama Blowhole doing its thing on the rocks — plus the Tasman Drive at the end, which genuinely lives up to the hype. The route cuts through genuine local villages and quieter stretches of coast that most Sydney daytrippers miss. It's a no-drive affair, so you're sitting back while someone else handles the Princes Highway and parking drama.

Ningaloo in a Day Safari Snorkeling and Yardie Creek Cruise

Luxury Hunter Valley Wine Tour with Fine Dining | From Sydney CBD

Skip the Hunter Valley crowds on this small-group wine tour that prioritises quality tastings over tick-box tourism. You'll spend the day in a luxury vehicle with a knowledgeable local guide, calling in at three carefully chosen wineries: Mount Pleasant for a guided tasting with charcuterie, the rarely-opened Thomas Allen Wines, and Mount View Estate with valley views. Lunch at Bistro Molines is self-funded and self-directed—choose what appeals from their two-course menu. The whole experience unfolds over 10 hours from your Sydney CBD base.

Reef & Whitehaven Spectacular - 60 Minute Helicopter Tour

Soar above the [Whitsunday Islands](/places/whitsunday-islands) and [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef) on a 60-minute helicopter flight that reveals landscapes otherwise hidden from ground level. You'll trace the turquoise waters past South Molle Island toward Whitehaven Beach's famous silica sands and Hill Inlet's hypnotic tidal patterns, then head east to the reef's most celebrated formations—Hook, Bait, and Hardy Reefs, crowned by the iconic Heart Reef. The return flight sweeps past Hayman and Hook Islands before circling back over the Molle Island Group. Total time including pickup and drop-off runs roughly two hours.

Cape Raoul Cruises Day Tour from Hobart

A 10-hour coastal expedition from Hobart that combines a 90-minute wilderness cruise with a visit to Port Arthur Historic Site. You'll travel by coach to the Tasman Peninsula, where the Southern Ocean batters towering dolerite cliffs and sea arches. The cruise takes you to Cape Raoul to spot Australian and long-nosed fur seals lounging amongst 170-million-year-old columnar rock formations. Return transport from Hobart included.

Tour from Eden to Merimbula Wetlands Wildlife and Coastline

This five-hour guided tour takes you from Eden through the Merimbula Wetlands, exploring the Sapphire Coast's layered ecosystems where freshwater meets saltwater. Your local guide navigates you through diverse habitats—coastal heathland, mangrove systems, open water—revealing the region's geology, wildlife patterns, and conservation challenges. You'll spot native birds, learn how the landscape shaped colonial settlement, and gain ground-level perspective on what makes this corner of the NSW south coast ecologically distinctive.

Nitmiluk Heli Art Adventure Scenic Flight and Aboriginal Art Tour

Private Surf Lesson at Margaret River in Western Australia

A two-hour private surf lesson at Margaret River with a qualified instructor who'll teach you to read the ocean safely and build genuine competence in the water. You'll work one-on-one with experienced coaches at one of Western Australia's premier breaks, learning proper technique from the start rather than picking up bad habits. Wetsuits and boards provided—you just bring fitness and willingness.

larapuna / Bay of Fires Hiking Tour - 4 Days

A four-day walking expedition across Tasmania's Bay of Fires, guided by wilderness-trained locals who cook substantial meals at a working farm between days on the trail. You'll trek through the region's most striking landscapes—red granite cliffs, white sand beaches, coastal heathland—staying in genuine farm accommodation rather than tourist lodges. Includes all meals, park fees and return transfers from Launceston.

Bermagui River Kayak Tour

Paddle the Bermagui River on a guided three-hour kayak adventure along the New South Wales south coast. You'll glide through local waterways whilst taking in the surrounding landscape, with a proper morning break featuring coffee, tea, juice and pastries from nearby cafes, plus fresh dairy products from the region. Ideal for paddlers with moderate fitness and no spinal or cardiovascular concerns.

Sydney Must-See Attractions Walking Tour With A Guide

A three-hour guided walk through Sydney's central landmarks, tracing the city from its colonial foundations through to today. You'll start at Customs House and move through key sites whilst your guide unpacks Sydney's layered history—from First Nations perspectives to British settlement, convict labour, and the waves of migration that shaped the city. The tour wraps with a brewery stop overlooking the Harbour, Bridge, and Opera House. Available in small groups or private, with guides speaking English, Spanish, French, or Italian.

Broken Head Aboriginal Tour

Walk the headland at Byron Bay with an Arakwal Bundjalung guide who shares Country knowledge spanning coastal rainforest, wave-carved cliffs, and sheltered inlets. The 90-minute circuit pairs landscape with cultural storytelling, finishing with native bush tucker and tea. You'll move at a steady pace across natural terrain, learning how the land sustained people for thousands of years before the town existed.

Full-Day Private Group Great Ocean Road Tour from Melbourne

A 12-hour private group drive along Victoria's Great Ocean Road, heading south from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) through dramatic coastal scenery. You'll travel past sheer clifftops, wind down to pristine beaches, cross river inlets and thread through temperate rainforest. The route follows the legendary highway as it hugs the shoreline, with stops designed to let you absorb the raw landscape at your own pace. Flexible group sizes mean you travel with people you know.

Erupting Blowholes and Ancient Rainforests SOUTH COAST OF SYDNEY PRIVATE TOUR

This seven-to-eleven-hour private tour tracks the South Coast of New South Wales, threading between dramatic coastal formations and ancient bushland. You'll witness the Sea Cliff Bridge's engineering feat, investigate blowholes at Kiama where the ocean hammers against rock, and venture into Minnamurra Rainforest where lyrebirds call and wallabies graze. The itinerary spans Stanwell Tops, Austinmer Beach and the quiet village of Jamberoo, revealing layered basalt cliffs and fern-draped gullies that feel remote despite their proximity to Sydney.

Whale Watching by Sea Kayak in Batemans Bay

Track migrating whales along the NSW south coast from a sea kayak, departing Batemans Bay. This four-hour paddle follows seasonal whale movements—northbound in winter, southbound in spring—using stable double kayaks to get close to the action. Your guide reads the ocean conditions and adjusts the launch point based on recent sightings. Between stretches of paddling you'll beach on quiet coves for morning tea and a leg stretch, then return via rocky outcrops and sheltered inlets.

Entermission Sydney 60min Virtual Reality Escape Rooms

Step into one of 19 immersive virtual worlds at this Sydney venue and tackle puzzle-based challenges within 60 minutes. You'll navigate fantastical environments—from Wonderland to Dragon Tower to pirate ships—using logic and teamwork to find your way out. The headsets put you directly into the action: fly through space, conjure impossible potions, dodge dinosaurs, fire arrows at monsters, or defuse ticking devices. Groups of up to four work together in a private pod, with photos captured throughout. Wheelchair accessible throughout, and welcoming for ages 8+.

Tulloch Wines- Mystery Wine Tasting Experience with Local Cheese and Charcuterie

Taste six wines blind at Tulloch, a Hunter Valley institution spanning 125 years of winemaking. This seated tasting pairs each pour with a spread of local cheese, cured meats, olives and crackers, guided by the family's accumulated knowledge. You'll take home tasting notes to decode what you've drunk. The hour works equally well for serious drinkers and non-drinkers—teens and abstainers get kombucha and the same charcuterie board instead.

Swim with Humpback Whales Adventure

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this eight-hour marine adventure at Ningaloo Reef, he was out on the water spotting humpback whales during their migration season, diving in among coral gardens, and crossing paths with turtles, dolphins, and manta rays. The crew—marine biologists who know these waters inside out—keep groups small and manageable, which means you're not fighting for elbows or competing for sightings. It's the kind of day where you genuinely see what's happening below the surface, not just tick a box. Lunch and kit are sorted, and an onboard photographer captures the good moments without you having to wrestle a camera in a wetsuit.

Buccaneer Explorer - Wet Season

Fly into Western Australia's Buccaneer Archipelago to witness the Horizontal Waterfalls—tidal surges that sweep between ancient islands. This six-hour expedition combines aerial views of the Dampier Peninsula's pearling farms and Cable Beach with a landing at Cygnet Bay, where you'll tour a working pearl farm, swim in the on-site pool, and eat lunch overlooking the water. You return by coastal flight tracing bays and beaches back to Broome.

Sydney Icons & Bondi Half Day Private Tour

A four-hour private introduction to Sydney's most recognisable landmarks, guided by someone who knows the city inside out. Your driver tailors the route to what interests you most—whether that's the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, coastal views, or hidden corners locals love. You'll cover essential Sydney in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, stopping where you want, moving at your pace. Ideal for first-timers and returning visitors alike.

Private, Luxury and Tailored Yarra Valley Wine Tour

Spend 7–8 hours exploring Yarra Valley's finest wineries in a private luxury vehicle reserved entirely for your group. Select three premium cellar doors that match your palate—think cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay—or swap one tasting for a gin distillery visit. Your driver collects you from anywhere in [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) and adjusts the route to suit your rhythm, skipping the standard tourist circuit altogether. Stop at the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie if you fancy it.

Informative Oyster Activity: Handling, Shucking & Storing + Kayaking

Spend three-and-a-half hours learning the craft of Sydney Rock Oysters from growers who know them intimately. You'll discover what makes these molluscs prized, track how flavour shifts through the year, and master the practical skills of selecting, storing and opening them like a pro. The session wraps with a paddle on the water to digest what you've learned.

Private Wildlife Waterfalls and Wine Day Tour from Sydney

An 11-hour private expedition south of Sydney combining wildlife encounters, coastal drives and wine tasting. Travel through Royal National Park—Australia's oldest—along the dramatic Grand Pacific Drive and across the Sea Cliff Bridge, then climb into the Southern Highlands' forested valleys and farmland. Meet koalas with a keeper, lunch seaside with wine, and taste wines at a small producer. Groups stay under 12 people in a climate-controlled minibus with a knowledgeable guide.

Self Guided Electric Bike Tour of Sydney

Explore Sydney's sprawling coastline and urban landscape at your own pace on a rented electric bike, guided by turn-by-turn audio directions through the Wheel Explorer app. This self-guided loop covers over 400 waypoints across the city, taking anywhere from four to twelve hours depending on how long you linger at spots that catch your eye. Pick up a bike from Lime or Hello Bike, plug in your headphones, and follow the route clockwise—hop off and on as you please, swapping bikes if needed.

1 Hour Jet Ski Safari

Take control of your own jet ski on Sydney Harbour without needing a licence or prior experience. This two-hour outing launches from the marina, whisks you out to Bar Island with a quick rundown of its story, then sends you racing back under the city's iconic bridges. It's pure throttle and spray—the sort of thing you'll replay in your head for weeks.

Hartley Crocodile Park with Kuranda, Skyrail Cableway and Train

A full-day loop through Far North Queensland's natural attractions, starting with crocodile encounters at Hartley's, then ascending the rainforest canopy via Skyrail before exploring Kuranda's markets and galleries. The journey concludes with a scenic train descent through the ranges and a sunset drink at Palm Cove. Small groups of 20 ensure personalised attention throughout the 10.5-hour itinerary, with hotel pick-up and all transport included.

The Reef Spectacular - 60 minute reef scenic flight

Sixty minutes surveying the [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef) from the air, tracking two major reef systems in a single flight. You'll spot rays, turtles and sharks moving across the coral gardens below. The scale of the reef—its sprawl, colour and complexity—hits differently from above. Complimentary refreshments included.

Affordable Return Mossman Gorge from Port Douglas Transfers

Shared shuttle service connecting Port Douglas to Mossman Gorge Visitor Centre, giving you freedom to explore the ancient rainforest at your own pace. The 30-minute drive north passes through Daintree landscape and sugar cane plantations. Two departure windows daily—9:30am (returning 12:30pm) or 10:30am (returning 1:45pm)—let you choose your own rhythm. Air-conditioned comfort throughout, with child seats included for younger travellers.

Melbourne Highlights and Aussie Wildlife Express Tour

This 7.5-hour tour combines [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s urban core with native wildlife encounters. You'll be collected from your accommodation, guided through the city's architectural landmarks and laneway culture, then spend time at Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park observing kangaroos, wallabies, emus and other Australian fauna in their natural settings. Coffee and tea included throughout.