Tours in Australia

2 Day Great Ocean Road Luxury Tour from Melbourne

This 2-day coastal journey stretches across Victoria's most dramatic seaboard, moving beyond the standard hit-and-run itinerary. You'll base yourself in Apollo Bay for the night, allowing proper time at each stop rather than racing between them. Small groups (capped at 11) travel in air-conditioned comfort with a knowledgeable local guide who points out wildlife and navigates you through limestone cliffs, rainforest walks, and the famous stone stacks. Accommodation and water are sorted; meals aren't.

Private Helicopter Outback Pub Tour with Lunch

Helicopter flight through South Australia's Barossa Valley, touching down at the Wheatsheaf Hotel near Allendale for lunch and drinks. The 3.5-hour experience departs from the helipad, sweeps north over Jacob's Creek and Tanunda, then returns via the historic towns of Kapunda and Greenock. You'll meet the pub owners and possibly encounter local horseman Tom Willoughby with his film-trained horses, then enjoy views of the valley's quirky roadside attractions on the way home.

Gold Coast 2-Hour Hidden Island Jetski Tour from Surfers Paradise

Tear across Gold Coast waterways on a jet ski, starting from Surfers Paradise and powering through the Broadwater's islands, sandbars, and mangrove passages. This 3.5-hour outing gives you full control—throttle hard or cruise leisurely—with a midway breather at a beachside bar on South Stradbroke Island. A guide pilots their own ski alongside you, keeping tabs on the group as you navigate river turns, coastal scenery, and sheltered coves before the adrenaline-fuelled return leg.

From Yulara: Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon and MacDonnell Range

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this five-day Red Centre loop, it was genuinely remote—Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, and the MacDonnell Ranges in one hit. You're camping under actual dark skies (swag one night, eco tents the next), hiking ancient gorges, swimming in desert waterholes, and soaking up First Nations stories at Australia's most sacred site. The pace is steady but purposeful; this isn't a coach-window tour. Small groups mean you're not jostling with crowds at sunrise, and the guides know the country—both the geology and the cultural weight of it. Five days is the sweet spot to feel the desert properly without burning out.

Nature Wildlife Grampians Hiking Day Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 12-hour Grampians hiking tour, it felt nothing like the cookie-cutter stuff you usually get. The outfit's honest approach—small groups, real guides, proper connection to the landscape—shows in how they've structured the day. You're hitting the Grampians' standout peaks and ridgelines across Victoria's rugged terrain, stopping often enough to actually absorb what you're seeing rather than just ticking boxes. It's designed for people who want walking and nature without the corporate polish.

Noosa Heads Jet Ski Adventure Tour

When Jake from our team took the controls of a jet ski at Noosa Heads, he carved across the bar and into the national park waters without needing a licence or prior experience. The tour runs for 45 minutes, an hour, or 1.5 hours depending on your appetite, and you're guided the whole way past First Point and Little Cove where dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales (July–October) show up if you're lucky. Passengers ride free, which is a genuine bonus for anyone tagging along.

Barossa Valley Small Group Wine Tour Max of 8 Guest with Lunch

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this Barossa Valley tour, she found something genuinely different from the standard cellar door shuffle. The guide's long-standing relationships with award-winning winemakers mean you're tasting in their actual workspaces, not sitting at a polished counter — talking directly with the people who made what's in your glass. It's capped at 8 guests, which keeps the day relaxed and conversational rather than rushed. You'll taste 7–10 pours at each stop, often straight from barrel or from allocations you won't find on public lists. Lunch is a proper feed at the historic Stockwell Hotel. The whole thing runs 8 hours, door to door, and includes pickup from your accommodation.

Highlights Sydney Private Tour with Professional Photographer

A four-hour private photography tour of Sydney led by a local professional who knows where light hits best and crowds don't gather. You'll visit hand-picked locations—sunset vistas or exclusive neighbourhood spots—while your guide captures candid moments that actually feel like your trip, not a postcard. Finish with a digital folder of minimum 25 edited photos, enough to remember why you came.

Indian Cooking Master Class

A three-hour hands-on cooking class in [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) where you'll master the foundations of Indian cuisine alongside a professional chef. You'll learn to navigate the spice pantry—from identifying individual aromatics to blending masalas—and understand how ghee underpins regional dishes from Goa to Bengal. By the end, you'll have both the knowledge and written recipes to recreate what you've made at home.

Pirate Life Brewery Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we got the full picture of how Pirate Life actually makes their beer — not just the finished product. You're walked through the brewery floor, see the grain-to-glass process, and hear the crew explain what drives each brew. It's a straight-up hour that finishes with tastings and a full pint of your pick. The vibe is working brewery: honest, unpretentious, and geared toward anyone who wants to know what's behind the label.

Mudgee's Secrets and Hidden History Walking Tour

When Noah from our team ran this walking tour through Mudgee, we got the real local lowdown on a town that punches well above its weight historically. Mudgee's the second-oldest inland European settlement west of the Blue Mountains, and the guides—both from families rooted here since the 1850s—stitch together stories of the Wiradjuri people, colonial ambition, religious stoushes, secret tunnels, and a truly impressive pub count. It's a brisk hour that covers ground fast but stays grounded in actual local knowledge rather than tourist waffle. The town itself feels genuinely lived-in and unpretentious, packed with colonial architecture that actually has something worth saying behind it.

Winery Lunch by Helicopter to Levantine Hill in Yarra Valley

Fly by private helicopter from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) to Levantine Hill Estate in the Yarra Valley for a four-hour experience combining aerial views with lunch and wine. Your helicopter touches down on the estate's front lawn, where you'll move straight into a five-course shared meal paired with tastings of the vineyard's own wines. Suited to those after something beyond the standard winery visit—the flight spans Melbourne's eastern suburbs, Mount Dandenong, and the valley's patchwork of vineyards en route.

Private Yarra Valley Winery Tour

A private car service through [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s Yarra Valley wine region with an experienced driver who doubles as local guide. Available for 1–8 hours, this flexible option works best when you've already mapped your winery stops but want reliable transport and knowledgeable commentary en route. Covers up to six passengers with hotel pickups and returns included. Perfect for groups wanting to taste without worrying about driving.

Chardonnay Tasting at Winmark Wines

When Charlie from our BugBitten team rolled through Winmark Wines in the Hunter Valley, we found a straightforward chardonnay tasting that delivers without pretension. Over 45 minutes, you'll work through five estate-grown chardonnays paired with sparkling water, nuts, dried fruit, and their own olives — solid nibbles that actually complement the wine. The vineyard views are genuinely lovely, and the crew welcomes everyone from curious first-timers to serious drinkers, plus families and pooches. There's art and sculpture to poke around too if you've got the energy. It's the kind of spot that feels welcoming rather than snooty, and your tasting fee knocks off the cost if you buy three bottles or more.

Gold Coast Segway Sightseeing Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team rolled out on a Segway from Southport, the Gold Coast revealed itself at a pace that felt both leisurely and novel. You glide along the Broadwater's waterfront pathways, passing moored yachts, kite surfers, and parkland stretches with Surfers Paradise's high-rises framing the horizon. The route spans roughly 90 minutes to two and a half hours, mixing the novelty of learning to balance on the machine with genuine coastal scenery — pelicans, sea breezes, and that particular Gold Coast blend of glitz and beachside calm. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're game for something a bit different and don't mind a handful of training wheels upfront.

Yarra Valley Wine and Healesville Sanctuary Private Tour

When Sarah from our team ran this private tour, we started early at Healesville Sanctuary spotting koalas and kangaroos in proper bushland rather than a zoo setup, then headed into the Yarra Valley wine region for tastings at local producers. The valley itself is rolling vineyards an hour north-east of Melbourne, attracting a mix of serious wine lovers and casual day-trippers escaping the city. We wrapped with lunch overlooking vines and a chocolate stop on the way back. The whole thing runs 8–9 hours door-to-door in a private Mercedes, which meant no fighting for attention in a big group — there's a cap of 7 people.

40 minute Magical Morning Camel Tour on Cable Beach, Broome

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked the 40-minute Cable Beach camel ride in Broome, we knew we were ticking off an Aussie bucket-list moment. Red Sun Camels run the show here — these are the animals that have become as much a part of Broome's identity as the Indian Ocean itself. You'll ride out along the sand at a gentle pace, get the lowdown on how camels landed in Australia and what makes each of these creatures tick, then head back. It's short, cruisy, and works best as a dawn or late-afternoon slot when the beach isn't heaving.

Premium airport & cruise transfer service in Melbourne

Door-to-door chauffeur service connecting [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) Airport and cruise terminals with professional drivers and modern vehicles. Operates 24/7 with flight tracking for airport pickups, meet-and-greet service, and fixed transparent pricing. Handles luggage, provides bottled water, and accommodates families with child seats on request. Journey takes 1 minute to 2 hours depending on destination.

Art Tour of Melbourne

A three-hour guided walk through [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s creative heart near Federation Square reveals the city's thriving visual culture. You'll navigate gallery spaces, examine curated works alongside impromptu murals splashed across laneways, and gain insight into how locals engage with art. The tour wraps with afternoon tea, giving you time to process what you've seen before heading out again.

Grampians & Halls Gap

A 12-hour drive from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) into Victoria's Grampians, hitting the region's best vantage points before crowds arrive. You'll loop through Halls Gap and its surrounding peaks, taking in sweeping views across the sandstone ranges and valleys. Hotel pickup and drop-off included; bring your own lunch or plan to eat in town. Moderate fitness needed for walking between car parks and viewing platforms.

Private Customized Yarra Valley Wine Tour

A seven-to-eight-hour private wine tour through Victoria's Yarra Valley departing [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) with hotel collection included. You'll visit four wineries of your choosing with expert-led tastings, selecting between a three-course lunch at Rochford or two-course meal at Soumah. Travel in a Mercedes with a knowledgeable local driver who shapes the day around your pace and preferences—no fixed itinerary, no other groups tagging along.

Private Langhorne Creek Wine Region Tour from Adelaide

Explore Langhorne Creek's wineries at your own pace in a private BMW sedan with experienced guide John, who brings 35 years of hospitality expertise. This six-hour tour accommodates up to four guests, letting you design the route—whether that's cellar doors, vineyard walkthroughs, regional towns, or Adelaide highlights. The flat rate covers everyone in your group, making it genuinely economical for shared travel.

Pinnacles Desert Scenic Flight and Ground Tour

Fly from Perth to the Pinnacles Desert near Cervantes for a full sensory tour combining aviation and ground exploration. This 4-hour outing takes you over WA's dramatic coastline, down to walk amongst the otherworldly limestone towers, then airborne again to see the formations from above and spot the hidden 'dead pinnacles' visible only from the sky. National park fees and flights included.

McLaren Vale Private Tour inc Premium Lunch & d'Arenberg Cube

Spend eight hours navigating McLaren Vale's finest with a private driver, three cellar doors, and a proper lunch. Start at Olivers Taranga for cool-climate wines amongst the vines, then explore d'Arenberg's geometric Cube—a five-storey architectural oddity housing tastings and a Salvador Dalí exhibition. Sit down to a two-course seasonal menu at d'Arry's Verandah before finishing at Hugo or an Italian-focused alternative. Your route, your pace, your preferences.

Private Blue Mountains Tour Sydney - Customisable Luxury Tour

This private 8-hour tour departs Sydney and heads into the Blue Mountains National Park, a UNESCO-listed landscape of dramatic cliffs and eucalypt forests. Your dedicated driver-guide tailors the itinerary to your pace and interests, moving beyond crowded lookouts to quieter corners. You'll visit Echo Point for the Three Sisters rock formation, explore the village of Leura, call at Lincoln's Rock, and can add wildlife spotting at Featherdale. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Cape Gloucester Escape Coastal Bars and Beaches Tour

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this Cape Gloucester Escape from Airlie Beach, it was exactly what the name promised — a cruisy 6-hour hop between three beachfront pubs and resorts along the Whitsunday coast. You hit Dingo Beach Hotel, Montes Reef Resort, and Cape Gloucester Resort, with swimming at a stinger-netted beach and downtime by pools thrown in. It's low-key stuff: small groups, local driver know-how, and the kind of vibe that suits couples, mates on a long weekend, and cruise passengers after a few hours away from the ship. Nothing fancy, but the coastline and the pace work well together.

Private Blue Mountains Day Tour – Flexible and Customised

Lunch on the Lake Cruise

Sydney Harbour Family BBQ Cruise with Swim and Water Toys

Three-hour cruise around Sydney Harbour aboard the Cheeky Monkey, sailing past the Opera House and under the Harbour Bridge. You'll float on inflatable water toys, swim, and tuck into a full BBQ spread—sausage sizzles with onions, plus vegetarian options. Bring your own drinks (ice supplied). The boat's relaxed vibe suits families, mixed groups, and anyone after a waterside lunch with a side of messing about on the water.

Brisbane Airport to Noosa Private Transfer for 2

Skip the taxi queue at Brisbane Airport and ride in a private car straight to Noosa. Your driver meets you at baggage claim, handles your bags, and gets you settled for the 90-minute to two-hour coastal drive. You'll know your driver's name before you arrive, and they'll confirm pickup times to keep everything running smoothly. The air-conditioned vehicle seats two comfortably, with options for infant seats, prams, and even golf gear if you're bringing clubs.

Melbourne Afternoon Food Bus Tour: Tastings and Free Time

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this afternoon food bus tour, she found it's exactly what Melbourne's food scene actually is — less laneway hype, more neighbourhood substance. You roll through residential pockets and markets in a small air-conditioned minivan, stopping for proper tastings: cheese and cured meats, fresh seafood, a vanilla slice with coffee, and a pub beer. The real win is the built-in free time at each stop. You're not herded. It's four-and-a-half hours, no queues, no forced march, and it reads like a local showing mates around rather than a tick-box tour.

Stand-Up Paddle Board Tour in Byron Bay

Hahndorf and Hills Wildlife Wonders

This eight-hour tour combines Hahndorf's German heritage with Adelaide Hills wildlife spotting. Start in Australia's oldest German settlement, exploring its architecture, artisan shops and sampling regional cuisine. The afternoon shifts to the surrounding hills where you'll spot native animals in their natural habitat. Your English-speaking guide handles all the driving, and lunch is included. Expect plenty of time on the road between locations.

Shore Excursion: Barossa Valley Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour

This eight-hour cruise passenger tour departs Port Adelaide and heads inland to South Australia's Barossa Valley, timed to suit ship schedules. You'll visit three to four working wineries for tastings, enjoy lunch at a cellar door restaurant, and have the option to stop at Maggie Beer's Farm Shop or the Barossa Chocolate Factory if time allows. A knowledgeable driver navigates the group through rolling vineyard country, with commentary on the region's winemaking heritage and landscape.

Rock Climb and Abseil - Morialta National Park

Climb and abseil granite faces in Morialta Conservation Park, just 30 minutes from Adelaide's city centre. This four-hour session caters to all abilities—whether you're topping out your first route or refining technique. Accredited instructors set up multiple rock faces matched to your experience, providing all gear and technical coaching so you focus on moving upward and working through the descent.

Maggie Beer's Farm Cooking School and Seasonal Lunch

Roll up your sleeves at Maggie Beer's Farm Cooking School in South Australia for a hands-on 3.5-hour session. Learn to cook seasonally while sipping wine, then gather around a shared table to eat what you've made alongside fellow home cooks. The session pairs technique with a proper meal—no empty stomach after class.

Noosa EBike Tour with Beer and Burger

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this Noosa e-bike tour, it felt like the perfect half-day escape—guided pedal through lake paths and rainforest, with the leg-work handled by the electric motor. You coast along the Noosa River and Lake Doonella on sealed trails, then climb into Tewantin National Park toward Mt Tinbeerwah's summit lookout, where the coastline and hinterland stretch out in front of you. After a rolling descent back into town, you pull up at Land & Sea Brewery for a cold craft beer and gourmet burger. The whole thing runs about 4.5 hours, stays small-group, and suits anyone comfortable on a bike and ready for a gentle hill.

Luxury Chauffeur Service in Perth Australia

Professional chauffeur service operating throughout Perth and Western Australia, offering private transport for any journey length. Your driver handles navigation while you relax in a climate-controlled vehicle stocked with water and equipped with WiFi. Reliable, punctual, and transparent pricing—whether you need a quick airport run or full-day itinerary support. Service animals welcome; infant seats available upon request.

Launceston Small Group Walking Tour

When Noah from our team ran this Launceston walking tour, it felt less like a checkbox sightseeing tick and more like a mate showing us around their backyard. Over 90 minutes, the small group winds through the city centre picking up the stories behind heritage buildings, the people who shaped the place, and—crucially—where locals actually eat and drink. Launceston's a compact, walkable city with real character; this tour skips the tourist script and leans into the lanes and laneways that make it tick.

Melbourne Airport Transfer to CBD Private Luxury Chauffeur