Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A three-hour vineyard experience in New South Wales guided by a qualified sommelier. You'll walk through Hill Park's terraced grounds beneath Mount Canobolas, then sit down to a four-course lunch where each dish pairs with wines selected specifically for this tour. Several bottles are reserved exclusively for this session, unavailable elsewhere.
Hunt down the escaped Mad Botanist across Sydney's Botanical Gardens before he completes his sinister plant experiment. This 1–2 hour self-guided scavenger hunt uses a web app to serve up riddles and clues that wind through the gardens' themed zones. Kids aged 5–10 solve puzzles to find rare plant ingredients and thwart the villain's scheme, whilst parents enjoy the manicured grounds and learn botanical trivia along the way. A playful blend of problem-solving, exploration, and genuine horticulture set in one of Sydney's most scenic spots.
Get whisked between Hobart Airport and your accommodation in 20 minutes with a reliable driver who knows the route. This straightforward transfer handles both arrivals and departures, with vehicles positioned close to the terminal to minimise walking with luggage. Bottled water included. Suits everyone from families with prams to wheelchair users, with fully accessible vehicles and facilities throughout.
A three-day private tour combining Sydney's highlights with the Blue Mountains and South Coast. You'll spend a morning exploring Sydney's key sights, a full day among the Blue Mountains' dramatic escarpments and eucalypt forests (plus Featherdale Wildlife Park), and another day discovering the rugged South Coast around Kiama, including its famous blowhole. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver who knows the region well, moving at your preferred pace rather than in a group rush.
A nine-and-a-half-hour wildflower tour departing Perth on select Fridays and Sundays from late August through September 2026. Led by Cara, a floristry expert with 15 years' experience, this small-group journey sweeps through Kings Park's native flower displays, WA bushland trails, and golden canola fields before lunch at the historic New Norcia Monastery. You'll explore a botanical art exhibition, taste wine at a native flower farm, and follow nature's seasonal rhythm—blooms dictate the exact schedule, making each outing distinct.
A two-day private tour through Western Australia's most striking landscapes, combining the salmon-hued waters of Pink Lake with the otherworldly Pinnacles Desert. Travel with your own guide in a small group, giving you breathing room to chase light at sunrise and sunset, linger where you choose, and explore Kalbarri National Park's Nature's Window without feeling rushed. Days blend pink salt flats, limestone pillars, and coastal dunes with meals anchoring you to local flavour.
Combine two of North Queensland's most scenic transport experiences in a single loop. Park at Skyrail Smithfield, take a coach to Freshwater Station, then ride the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway through the Barron Gorge, spotting rainforest and waterfalls. Spend free time wandering Kuranda's village shops and cafés before ascending via the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway with two canopy stops, finishing back at your car. Six-and-a-half hours, flexible timing depending on which train departure you choose.
Cruise Sydney's six major bridges in a hand-picked classic or sports car, driven by your own chauffeur for an hour of automotive theatre. You'll pilot the Harbour Bridge with Opera House views, sweep across the Anzac and Gladesville spans, and feel the tunnel acoustics shake the cabin. Choose between a race-bred Ferrari Mondial, a 1967 Mustang GT350 with guttural American grunt, or a 1968 Jaguar E-Type Convertible that Enzo himself approved. Wind and engine noise replace tour commentary; the city unfolds at convertible pace.
Fly in an open-cockpit Pitts Special biplane over Sydney Harbour, banking past the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Taronga Zoo at 1,500 feet. Your pilot talks you through landmarks via headset whilst you take in the views, with optional aerobatics available if you fancy loops and rolls. The full experience—including ground briefing and photos at Bankstown—runs 90 minutes, with 50 minutes airborne.
Spend eight hours exploring Port Macquarie's waterfalls and panoramic viewpoints on a private tour tailored to your group's pace. Travel in air-conditioned comfort with a flexible itinerary—linger where you want, push ahead when you're ready, or wander independently and regroup at set times. Your guide adapts to the day as it unfolds, and the small-group setup means shorter queues and access to spots that coach tours can't reach. Perfect for families wanting breathing room and control over their own rhythm.
Spend nine hours sampling Bruny Island's finest producers—artisan cheeses, small-batch wines and beers, freshly shucked oysters, handmade fudge and mead. Travel by air-conditioned coach with a local guide, stopping at rainforest, coastal landmarks and private gardens overlooking Adventure Bay. Lunch at Pennicott's beachside restaurant rounds out the day. Hotel pickup and drop-off included from selected Hobart accommodation.
Spend 14 hours exploring [Kakadu National Park](/places/kakadu-national-park)'s ancient rock art and wetlands on this small-group day tour from Darwin. Your guide unpacks the stories behind Indigenous artworks at Ubirr (dry season) or Nourlangie (wet season), leads walks to panoramic lookouts across the floodplains, and takes you on a cultural cruise—either the East Alligator River or Yellow Waters depending on season—where you'll meet local custodians and learn about country and culture. Lunch and snacks included; hotel pickups arranged.
A 75-minute coastal boat tour along [Kangaroo Island](/places/kangaroo-island)'s rugged shoreline, hunting for dolphins, seals, sea eagles and whales in their wild environment. Your skipper narrates the voyage as you weave past ancient rock formations and pristine waters. Marine life sightings vary daily—bottlenose dolphins, Australian sea lions, white-bellied sea eagles and long-nosed seals are regulars; southern right and humpback whales visit during colder months. Tours run daily and suit all ages and fitness levels.
A 13-hour coastal loop from [Melbourne](/places/melbourne) that traces the Great Ocean Road's dramatic clifflines and sandy coves. You'll spot wild koalas, walk through ancient rainforest, and finish at Port Campbell National Park to see the 12 Apostles—those colossal limestone formations rising from the Southern Ocean. The coach handles all the winding sections; you bring the camera and a sense of wonder.
Sail from Port Douglas to Low Isles on the [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef) for a full day of snorkelling and exploration. This intimate cruise takes just 33 passengers to sheltered white-sand beaches ringed by tropical waters teeming with fish, turtles and coral. A marine biologist guides your reef time, whilst the crew handles a glass-bottom boat tour and island heritage walk. Buffet lunch, morning and afternoon tea included.
Spend seven hours on the water off Coral Bay chasing encounters with manta rays gliding through Ningaloo Reef. These gentle giants patrol the shallows year-round, offering reliable sightings for swimmers keen to observe them in their natural habitat. The day includes meals and refreshments, with time to snorkel among coral gardens between ray spotting runs.
Ride out to Cable Beach as the sun drops over the Indian Ocean on one of Broome's camels, a 1-hour experience run by an operator with three decades' expertise. You'll feed your camel a carrot afterwards, and female passengers receive complimentary pearl earrings. The tour works for most fitness levels, though there's a 90 kg weight limit per rider and it's not suitable if you're pregnant or have spinal concerns.
A full-day loop from Hobart that combines coastal walks with colonial history and wine tastings across Tasmania's east coast. Starting with breakfast near the city, you'll drive through rural landscapes to Freycinet National Park, tackle the moderate hike to Wineglass Bay's clifftop vantage point, explore sheltered beaches, then wind back via a historic convict bridge and winery lunch overlooking Great Oyster Bay. The 10.5-hour itinerary covers roughly 240 kilometres with a local guide navigating the Great Eastern Drive.
Spend an afternoon sailing to Low Isles on the [Great Barrier Reef](/places/great-barrier-reef) aboard a sleek catamaran from Port Douglas. Moor at this quiet island to snorkel among coral and sea turtles, explore the heritage trails, or glide over the reef in a glass-bottom tender. Watch the sun dip as you sail back, with food and drinks served throughout the five-and-a-half-hour journey. Groups stay small—33 passengers maximum.
Spend eleven hours exploring Tropical North Queensland's rainforest and volcanic plateau with a small group and local guide. Travel through the UNESCO-listed Wet Tropics, stopping at three distinct landscapes: the tiered Millaa Millaa Falls for swimming, the crater lake of Lake Barrine with its ancient Curtain Fig Tree, and the sprawling historic ruins of Paronella Park. Air-conditioned transport, morning tea, lunch and park entry included.
This 11–12 hour day tour from Sydney takes you north to the Hunter Valley's celebrated wine region. Visit three boutique wineries and a spirits distillery, sampling each producer's stock with expert commentary. A seated lunch featuring local ingredients and your choice of wine, craft beer or cider punctuates the day. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking techniques, taste small-batch gin and vodka, and return to central Sydney by late afternoon.
Head to Cabbage Tree Bay in Manly for a combined snorkel and coastal walk lasting two and a half hours. You'll spend an hour in the water exploring the reserve's fish, rays and sea urchins, then trek the headland with a local guide who points out native birds and coastal ecology. Groups stay small—eight people maximum—and all gear is supplied, from wetsuits to masks. It's an easy morning or afternoon from Sydney.
A small-group day tour (maximum 11 people) exploring Litchfield and Berry Springs near Darwin, with relaxed pacing to savour the natural landscape. You'll depart Darwin CBD at 8 am and return around 5:30 pm, travelling in an air-conditioned vehicle with a gourmet picnic lunch from The Harvest Press, seasonal fruit, refreshments, and pool noodles for swimming included.
Half-day adventure from Port Douglas combining two of Far North Queensland's natural highlights. You'll cruise the Daintree River spotting crocs, birds and native wildlife whilst sipping a drink, then head to Mossman Gorge for a boardwalk walk through ancient rainforest with a swim option in the cool stream. The four-and-a-half-hour trip suits those after an afternoon outing without the early start, with pickup and drop-off from your accommodation included.
This five-day circuit from Hobart sweeps across Tasmania's most striking landscapes—west-coast tempests of water and fern, alpine ridgelines, and eastern beaches ranked among Australia's finest. The eco-certified itinerary threads through Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park, and the Bay of Fires, combining short walks tailored to varying abilities with guided exploration of rainforest, moorland, and coastal terrain. Small-group format keeps the pace manageable and the experience intimate.
Pick a direction from Port Douglas: head inland through the rainforest to Kuranda's hillside village for markets and lookout views, or stay coastal at Palm Cove's beach strip. Small groups (max 20) get collected from your accommodation at 8:30 or 11:00 AM for an 8-hour outing with driver commentary. Both routes cross tropical forest; choose based on whether you want to wander shops and art stalls or swim and lounge beachside.
This eight-hour small group tour sweeps you through Adelaide Hills wine country and into Hahndorf, Australia's oldest German settlement. You'll taste local wines, sample artisan chocolates and cheeses at working producers, then settle down to a proper two-course German lunch with beer or wine included. A driver guides the group in an air-conditioned vehicle, picking you up from your Adelaide or Glenelg hotel and handling all the navigation.
Spend a full day exploring [Litchfield National Park](/places/litchfield-national-park)'s striking waterfalls, swimming holes and geological formations north of Darwin. This 10.5-hour tour takes you through sandstone gorges and across floodplain vistas with a knowledgeable local guide. Walk to secluded pools, spot native wildlife in their habitat, and optionally cruise the Adelaide River to watch saltwater crocodiles. Small group transport with air conditioning and flexible routing to suit conditions.
Set your own rhythm exploring the Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf's wine country on a flexible hop-on hop-off circuit. This 7-hour tour runs hourly loops through 8–10 hand-picked cellar doors and venues, letting you spend as long as you want at each stop before catching the next bus. Pick up from Stamford Plaza Hotel in Adelaide's CBD or join mid-region, then return by late afternoon. Perfect for those who'd rather wander at their own speed than follow a group schedule.
Explore the Great Ocean Road's coastal landmarks at your own rhythm with a private driver and luxury Mercedes. This 8–12 hour customisable tour departs from your accommodation and covers the region's headline stops—you decide where to linger and what to skip. Avoid the coach-tour crush and set your own pace, whether that means an early start to beat crowds or a leisurely afternoon finish by 4 pm. An optional helicopter flight over the Twelve Apostles can be arranged for an additional fee.
Wander [Melbourne](/places/melbourne)'s working markets with a local guide who unpicks how waves of immigration shaped the city's food scene. Over 2.5 hours, you'll track the culinary threads connecting Greek delis, Italian grocers, Vietnamese stalls and beyond—tasting antipasto, coffee and gelato along the way. Queen Vic Market anchors the walk, where residents still haggle and shop. You'll hear vendor stories and pick up genuine eating spots, not tourist traps.
Explore the Red Centre's most iconic landmarks across three days, departing from Alice Springs. This small-group adventure takes you through Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage site—visiting Uluru, Kings Canyon, Valley of the Winds, and Walpa Gorge. Sleep under the stars at exclusive outback campsites in either safari tents or traditional swags, guided by an accredited driver who shares deep knowledge of the region's geology, wildlife and cultural significance. All meals and park entry included.
Spend four and a half hours cruising Western Australia's most historically significant river with Mandurah Cruises. Board in central Mandurah and navigate the winding channels of Peel Inlet and the Murray River, stopping at Cooper's Mill heritage site on a remote island. Tuck into a buffet lunch with desserts whilst a local guide shares stories of the region's past, and keep an eye out for dolphins, native birds and riverside flora. Hot drinks and a licensed bar are available throughout.
Pair up for a 2-hour adrenaline rush on the Gold Coast: 8 minutes suspended 400 feet above the Broadwater in tandem parasail, then a 30-minute V8 jetboat blast hitting 75kph with 360-degree spins and sharp manoeuvres. Both activities depart from Marina Mirage. You'll be kitted out in current safety gear throughout, with secure storage for valuables on the boat.
Spend two nights at Byron Bay's laid-back surf camp, where you'll bunk in shared tepees and tackle the waves at Lennox Head with trained instructors. This compact camp puts you in the heart of Australia's most relaxed coastal town, with structured lessons bookending each day and plenty of downtime to explore the surrounding beaches, cafes, and creative community. Two nights gives you enough time to find your rhythm in the water without the commitment of a longer trip.
A six-day overland journey from Perth to Exmouth following Australia's remote northwest coast. You'll traverse ochre deserts, navigate gorge trails, and reach two of the country's most pristine marine environments. Monkey Mia's dolphins, Ningaloo Reef's coral gardens, and [Shark Bay](/places/shark-bay)'s ancient stromatolites anchor the route, punctuated by Kalbarri's dramatic rock formations. All meals and accommodation included; expect to help with camp duties and cooking.
Join a two-hour whale and dolphin watching cruise departing from Noosa with a marine researcher aboard. You'll listen live to underwater communications through an onboard hydrophone, capturing cetacean calls directly to your phone. The covered boat protects you from the Australian sun while you scan for pods moving along the coast. Small groups and private charters available, with flexible scheduling across seasons.
Spend 10.5 hours exploring [Litchfield National Park](/places/litchfield-national-park)'s remote waterfalls and wildlife zones near Darwin. You'll visit Fogg Dam to spot birds and reptiles, walk past towering Magnetic Termite Mounds, and swim in crystalline pools at Florence Falls and Buley Rockhole. Your experienced outback guide navigates by air-conditioned minibus, with Darwin city pickup included. Weather can reshape the itinerary seasonally, and you can add a crocodile cruise for extra cost.
This three-day K'gari adventure pairs a resort night with two days exploring Australia's largest sand island by 4WD. Based from Hervey Bay, you'll discover the famous spots—crystalline Lake McKenzie, Pile Valley's ancient rainforest—alongside quieter gems like Lake Wabby. Your local guide navigates both coasts, handling the driving while you take in the landscape. Meals and park fees are sorted; it's a solid introduction to Fraser Island's ecology and geography for mixed-ability groups.