Tours in Australia
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Tropical Trike Tours Port Douglas - Private Tour
Explore Port Douglas on a three-wheeled vehicle with a local guide steering you through rural valleys, coastal roads, and gorge country. This 90-minute to two-hour outing takes in elevated views, winding through farmland and bushland while your driver fills in the gaps with regional knowledge. Suits anyone after a different angle on the landscape—couples, groups, families—with routes you can adjust to your interests.

Tulloch Wines - Wine Tasting paired with Local Handmade Chocolates
Taste five Tulloch wines matched with locally crafted chocolates in the Hunter Valley, Australia's original wine region, just two hours from Sydney. A 45-minute seated session with a wine educator explores unexpected pairings—white chocolate with lighter wines, dry reds with darker varieties—guided by tasting notes you'll take home. Kids get their own soft drinks and snacks; teens try kombucha with cheese.

Fremantle Twilight Sail
Sail out from Fremantle as daylight fades across Cockburn Sound, with the catamaran's sails unfurled just as the sky shifts through gold and violet. Two hours of steady deck space on a wide-hulled boat designed for comfort rather than cramping. Sparkling on arrival, antipasto grazing, and room to actually breathe—capped at 24 people. Watch for migrating humpbacks and dolphin pods between September and November. Departure shifts with the seasons; you'll depart 90 minutes before sunset.

Hunter Valley Helicopter Tour with a Bubbly Breakfast
Start your morning with an aerial tour of Hunter Valley's vineyards followed by sparkling wine and breakfast on a restaurant verandah. This 2–3 hour helicopter experience departs and returns from Cessnock Airport, offering commentary from the air and views across the region's rolling estates. You'll land at Restaurant Cuvee for your meal before heading back.

Melbourne Laneways Discovery Running Tour
A guided 8km run through [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s laneways starting at Federation Square at 8:00 am, weaving past street art, riverside paths, and heritage sites while learning the city's criminal and cultural past. The pace suits all running abilities with frequent stops to absorb street art, photograph laneway details, and hear stories of convicts and rebels. Finish with coffee at Centre Place among local cafés. Two hours total.

Jurlique Handpicked Masterclass
Step into Jurlique's working biodynamic farm in South Australia's Adelaide Hills and create something tangible. You'll harvest herbs directly from the fields, watch them dry in the farm's process rooms, and blend your own aromatherapy oil to take home. Over two hours, a licensed guide reveals how three decades of botanical farming feeds into the brand's skincare range, moving beyond the marketing story into the actual dirt and drying racks where it happens.

Cairns Airport to Port Douglas Private Shuttle
Direct shuttle from Cairns Airport to Port Douglas takes the stress out of arrival. Your driver collects you curbside and drives straight north along the scenic Captain Cook Highway, skirting the [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef) coastline for roughly 90 minutes. The air-conditioned vehicle suits groups of any size, with car seats and prams welcome. No detours, no waiting around—just a straightforward ride to your Port Douglas accommodation.

Yalumba Signature Tour
Spend four hours at Yalumba exploring the backstory of one of Australia's most celebrated red blends. Your host walks you through the vineyard's philosophy and heritage at the Wine Room before heading to Lights Pass, where Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes destined for The Signature grow among sweeping Barossa views. Back at the cellar, taste three vintages—an unreleased, current and archive release—then tour the Hill-Smith family's private museum collection. Lunch prepared by a local chef, paired with rare selections, rounds out the morning.

Blue Mountains In a Day:Private Day Trip From Sydney
Spend ten hours exploring the Blue Mountains west of Sydney with your own private guide and vehicle for up to seven people. You'll visit cliff-edge vantage points across the range, with routes tailored to your fitness level—walk scenic trails or ride the cableway and railway at Scenic World. En route back to the city, optionally detour to a wildlife park to handle wombats and koalas. Hotel pickup and drop-off included from central Sydney.

PRIVATE Blue Mountains Tour with Wildlife Park and River Cruise.
A full-day private exploration of the Blue Mountains with a guide who's spent three decades reading the region's landscapes. You'll visit Katoomba, Scenicworld, Leura, the Three Sisters rock formation, and Echo Point, plus a wildlife park and boomerang throwing (weather permitting). The return journey follows the Nepean River by cruise. Pick-up from your Sydney accommodation is included, giving you ten hours away from the city in mountain air.

Sydney: Private Hunter Valley All-Inclusive Wine & Food Tour
Sabina's private Hunter Valley tour departs Sydney for a 12-hour exploration of four carefully selected wineries across the region's most interesting producers. You'll taste Hunter classics—Semillon, Shiraz, Chardonnay—paired with local cheese, gourmet pie, and chocolate. Transport, all tastings, and food pairings are included. Sabina brings genuine hospitality experience and formal wine training, steering clear of the standard tourist circuit for a day that feels unhurried and genuinely informative.

Whitsundays Guided Jet Ski Tour
Throttle across the World Heritage Whitsunday Marine Park on a guided jet ski tour departing from Airlie Beach. Three daily routes let you choose your adventure: spot sea turtles near Airlie, weave through the passages of South Molle and Daydream Islands, or blast to Palm Bay Resort for lunch. No licence or prior experience needed—just swimming ability and moderate fitness. The 2.5-hour ride includes kit, guide, hotel transfers and all safety gear.

Great Ocean Road Tour Reverse–LTD GRP-DLUX Mini Bus Hotel Pickup
A 12-hour reverse route along the Great Ocean Road tackles Australia's most celebrated coastal drive by heading to the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge before the day-trippers arrive. Hotel pickup from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) CBD and Southbank means no early scramble to a meeting point. Travelling in a compact luxury coach keeps the group intimate and the atmosphere relaxed, with more breathing room at each stop than standard tours allow.

Blue Mountains: Three Sisters, Scenic World and Wildlife park
Spend nine and a half hours exploring the Blue Mountains west of Sydney with a knowledgeable guide who'll walk you through three centuries of Australian history. You'll tackle all three Scenic World rides, stroll a rainforest boardwalk past waterfalls, then head to the wildlife park to see kangaroos and koalas up close. Lunch is sorted, and you'll be back in Sydney by 4pm—no mucking about with the ferry queues.

Famous Melbourne City Bike Tour
Cover [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s character in four and a half hours on two wheels with a knowledgeable local cyclist. This guided tour pedals through vibrant laneways, past street art, university quarters and multicultural neighbourhoods, stopping at Queen Victoria Market to refuel. You'll ride vintage-style bikes through the city's best-loved precincts, picking up stories about Melbourne's past and present from someone who actually knows the place. Small groups keep things intimate and conversational.

40-Minute Great Barrier Reef Scenic Flight from Cairns
See the [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef)'s sprawling coral expanse from the air on this 40-minute scenic flight departing Cairns. A pilot provides live commentary as you gain perspective on the reef's vast structure and distinctive patterns. Morning and early afternoon departures between 09:30 and 14:30 offer the clearest water colours for photography. The flight duration strikes a balance between glimpsing the reef's geography and capturing detailed shots.

Great Ocean Road Reverse Itinerary PREMIUM Tour - Max 12 Guests
Skip the traffic jams and hit the Great Ocean Road in reverse, starting at the Twelve Apostles at sunrise instead of sunset. This 13-hour tour from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) works backwards along the coast, giving you quieter moments at major landmarks before heading inland through ancient rainforest, then coasting past Apollo Bay and Lorne on the return drive. Small groups of up to 12 travellers mean genuine wildlife encounters—koalas and kangaroos are almost guaranteed—without the tour-bus circus.

The Croc Bus to the Famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise
This half-day tour combines a thrilling boat cruise on the Adelaide River to watch saltwater crocodiles launch themselves from the water with a drive through the Northern Territory's wetlands. You'll travel in a comfortable open-sided bus to spot over 200 bird species at Fogg Dam, pass the famous Humpty Doo Hotel, and see the world's largest boxing crocodile statue. A local driver narrates the route, sharing stories of crocodile encounters while you photograph wildlife without glass obstruction.

Adelaide Highlights, Hahndorf & McLaren Vale Wine Tasting and Sightseeing Tour
This eight-hour tour strings together Adelaide's essential stops without feeling rushed. You'll start in the city, climb to Mount Lofty's panoramic views, spend a couple of hours wandering Hahndorf's German-heritage streets and local shops, then head south to McLaren Vale for tastings at two established wineries. A coastal drive wraps things up with a stop in Glenelg—you can either catch the tram back to the city or rejoin the group for the return journey.

1 Day Corroboree Billabong Wetland Experience including 2.5 hour cruise + lunch
Spend a full day exploring Darwin's wetlands on this guided tour to Corroboree Billabong. You'll start with stops at Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre, then board a 2.5-hour boat cruise through the billabong itself. Expect close encounters with birdlife, saltwater crocodiles and other native fauna, with expert commentary throughout. Hotel transfers, lunch and cold water are included.

Barossa Valley Hop-On Hop-Off Wine Tour
Self-directed winery exploration across the Barossa Valley on a circuit bus that loops hourly through 10–15 cellar doors and venues over eight hours. Board in Adelaide at 9:30 am or join at Tanunda at 10:50 am, then hop off wherever takes your fancy—visit up to four properties at your own speed without a guide herding you between stops. The bus handles transport; you handle the tasting schedule. Returns to Adelaide by 5:30 pm.

3 night Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon Camping Adventure
Three nights in the Red Centre's heart, based near Yulara, lets you tick off Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon without rushing. You'll catch sunrise and sunset at Uluru, walk the Walpa Gorge beneath towering sandstone walls, and tackle the Kings Canyon Rim for panoramic desert views. Nights are spent in comfortable eco tents with proper beds—camping that doesn't mean roughing it entirely. All meals and transport in an all-terrain coach are included.

The Original 1-Hour Mooloolaba Canal Cruise
Cruise the Mooloolaba waterways on a refurbished vessel that's been showing locals and visitors around for over three decades. This 1-hour loop takes you past sprawling canal-side mansions, through the Kawana system, out to the river heads for coastal views stretching to Noosa, and past working fishing boats and osprey nests. You'll spot the legendary Croc One and hear live stories about the region's waterfront heritage from the skipper, who'll even let you take the wheel.

Mosaic Art Classes Melbourne: Turkish Lamp Workshop
Master the geometric tessellations of traditional Turkish mosaic work in this 2.5-hour [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) workshop. You'll select a geometric template, learn tile-laying techniques rooted in 500 years of craft heritage, and assemble your own functional mosaic lamp to take home. The class includes Turkish tea and homemade treats, making it a tactile introduction to this intricate decorative art form.

Airlie Beach Jet Boat Thrill Ride
A 30-minute jet boat blast around Pioneer Bay near Airlie Beach, piloted by an experienced operator navigating an 800-horsepower craft through sharp turns, drifts and rapid deceleration runs. You'll experience sustained high-speed manoeuvres across open water whilst taking in coastal scenery from a perspective most visitors miss. Rain jackets, safety gear and photo documentation are included; the ride demands swimmers or clothes you don't mind soaking.

Tae Rak (Lake Condah) 2-Hour Cultural Tour
Explore Tae Rak (Lake Condah) on a guided two-hour tour through the Budj Bin Cultural Landscape, a World Heritage site in western Victoria. Your guide walks you through 39,000 years of Gunditjmara knowledge, revealing the creation story woven into the land itself. You'll witness ingenious lava-flow engineering and eel-trap systems that sustained the world's oldest aquaculture society, alongside abundant birdlife and waterways that remain productive today.

Melbourne Sunset Kayaking Experience with Dinner
Paddle the Yarra River as [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s skyline transitions into evening light, with your guide navigating past Victoria Harbour, Southbank, and Crown Casino. This three-hour journey combines waterborne exploration with a meal served on the water—choose from fish and chips, pasta, vegetable dishes, or pizza—before finishing near Princes Bridge as the city illuminates around you.

Story of Sydney Tour (mini coach)
This four-hour guided coach tour traces Sydney's evolution from convict settlement to modern metropolis, starting in The Rocks where European colonisation began in 1788. You'll travel through inner-city neighbourhoods—Paddington, Darlinghurst, Barangaroo—spotting the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, before heading to coastal Watsons Bay and Bondi Beach. Hotel pickup and drop-off included, with audio devices available and easy walking breaks along harbour paths.

Shark Dive Xtreme at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Stand in the observation tunnel of SEA LIFE Sydney's 1.5-million-litre oceanarium and descend into Shark Harbour for a 30-minute dive alongside Grey Nurse Sharks, stingrays and schooling fish. This 2.5-hour experience includes full SCUBA certification training in the pool, safety briefing and guided underwater exploration—no previous diving experience needed, no cage required. Suitable for anyone aged 14+ with basic swimming ability and moderate fitness.

Full-Day Guided Noosa Everglades Kayak Tour
Paddle through Queensland's Noosa Everglades on a 6-hour guided kayak adventure across four distinct waterways. You'll navigate Lake Cootharaba's open waters, weave through Kinaba's mangrove passages, explore Fig Tree Lake's secluded arms, and drift down the Upper Noosa River—nicknamed the River of Mirrors for its glassy reflections. Your guide adjusts the route to match your paddling ability and fitness, and all gear is supplied. Lunch and refreshments fuel the journey.

Ivanhoe Wines: Trip Advisor Seated Wine Tasting
Taste through Ivanhoe's exclusive boutique portfolio at their 80-hectare vineyard near [Melbourne](/places/melbourne). This 45-minute seated tasting pairs wines unavailable in retail shops with expert guidance from their hosts, who'll help you discover what suits your palate. Take in vineyard views and wander the sculpture trail at your own pace before deciding what to take home—or personalise bottles for special occasions.

Guided Electric Bike Tour of Sydney with Bluetooth helmets
Explore Sydney's most iconic and hidden corners on a guided electric bike tour covering roughly 4-5 hours. You'll roll through the city's neighbourhoods with a knowledgeable local guide while wearing Bluetooth-enabled helmets—audio commentary streams directly into your helmet so you can absorb stories about famous landmarks and lesser-known pockets without breaking stride. The custom-built e-bikes handle Sydney's hills effortlessly, leaving you free to soak in the experience rather than strain on the pedals.

Darwin: Pathfinder Original Jumping Crocodile Cruise
This one-hour Adelaide River cruise puts you within arm's reach of saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat near Darwin. Your skipper navigates the open water to position the boat where these ancient predators feed and leap, delivering genuine encounters rather than distant viewing. The combination of proximity, natural setting and raw animal behaviour makes this distinct from typical wildlife tours.

Virtual Room - 40-50min VR Escape Game Adventure for 2+ Players
Step into a fully immersive VR escape game in central Sydney where teams of 2–4 players tackle puzzle-filled scenarios across historical settings—ancient Egypt, medieval dungeons, and beyond. You'll occupy separate physical rooms fitted with cutting-edge headsets, moving freely and manipulating objects in a shared virtual space. The 40–50 minute adventure demands communication and problem-solving to complete your mission. Suitable for ages 8+, with no gore or horror content, making it ideal for mates, family outings, celebrations, or corporate groups.

E-bike (electric) - Blue Mountains - Hanging Rock - SELF-GUIDED Hire Service
Self-guided e-bike hire in the Blue Mountains lets you pedal the Burramoko Ridge fire trail at your own pace over four hours. You'll tackle rolling terrain with minimal climbing, arriving at Hanging Rock's unfenced summit where gorge views stretch across treetops and golden cliffs—Sydney's skyline visible on clear days. The e-motor handles the grind, leaving you fresh to soak in the raw landscape. Suits riders from moderate fitness upwards; beginners welcome.

1770 Coastline Tour by LARC Amphibious Vehicle Including Picnic Lunch
Ride an amphibious LARC vehicle across waterways and along Eurimbula National Park's edge to reach a secluded golden beach where lunch awaits beneath a casuarina tree. This two-hour coastal adventure combines the thrill of water and land travel with local storytelling. Your guide shares insights into the region's history, wildlife, and vegetation as you traverse pristine shoreline dotted only with your own footprints. After eating, the afternoon is yours—relax beachside, hunt for shells along the water's edge, or swim in Bustard Bay's cool waters.

Melbourne Pub Crawl
A five-hour night out through [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s laneways and bars, hitting a rotating selection of tucked-away cocktail spots, neighbourhood pubs and late-night clubs. You'll skip queues at every stop, pocket free shots along the way, and finish with a complimentary drink at the final venue. Meet other solo travellers and small groups keen to sample the city's genuinely eclectic drinking culture without the corporate stag-night energy.

Adventure Rafting - Mooloolaba Turtle Tour
Blast along the Mooloolaba coastline on a 12-metre RIB powered by twin 500hp engines, spotting sea turtles at Mudjimba Island along the way. This 1-hour high-speed run keeps groups to 20 people maximum, so you'll actually hear the skipper's commentary over the roar of the motors. You'll pass Point Cartwright Lighthouse, Mooloolaba Beach, and Alexandra Headland whilst hunting for turtles in their natural habitat. All fees included.

Coffin Bay Day Tour - A Taste of Coffin Bay
This eight-hour coastal tour from Port Lincoln takes you to South Australia's Coffin Bay for an insider's look at oyster farming and the surrounding marine landscape. You'll visit a working farm to taste Pacific oysters at their source, explore the national park's beaches and wildlife, and finish with a seafood lunch and wine tasting overlooking the Southern Ocean. Local producers guide you through the day, sharing how they work within this remote, pristine environment.
