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Drift along the Mooloolaba aboard Spray of the Coral Coast, a Heritage-listed wooden vessel over a century old. This unhurried 60-minute float delivers local commentary spanning the river's working history, fishing operations, ecosystem dynamics, and Aboriginal cultural heritage. The on-deck licensed bar and family-welcoming vibe make it an effortless way to see the waterway from a different angle.
This eight-and-a-half-hour cruise excursion whisks you straight from the ship to Adelaide's most compelling attractions. You'll stand at Mount Lofty's lookout for panoramic valley views, then spend quality time with wombats, koalas and kangaroos at Cleland Wildlife Park in authentic bushland. The afternoon takes you through the German heritage village of Hahndorf before finishing with chocolate tasting and a glass at a working winery. Small groups (4–10 people) mean personal attention throughout, and wildlife encounters follow strict ethical standards.
Direct private car service between Port Douglas and Cairns Airport, taking roughly an hour. Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name sign and takes you straight to your accommodation—no shared rides, no detours, no hanging about. Available round the clock, though late-night and public holiday bookings attract extra fees. Book 48 hours ahead.
This 8–9 hour Kuranda loop combines rail, cable car, and guided bushland exploration north of Cairns. You'll travel Gold Class by train, ride the Skyrail above rainforest canopy, then explore on foot with a local guide who speaks Southeast Asian languages. The tour includes an Aboriginal cultural session, tropical fruit orchard visit, and wildlife spotting. Small groups mean fewer stops and faster logistics—water and lunch included, plus door-to-door transfers.
This seven-day journey traces Queensland's coast from Brisbane to Cairns, combining reef exploration with rainforest discovery. You'll sail the Whitsundays, snorkel pristine coral gardens aboard a glass-bottom vessel, trek through the Atherton Tablelands seeking cassowaries and platypus, and settle into boutique accommodation in coastal towns like Airlie Beach and Mission Beach. A private small-group vehicle and domestic flight connect each leg, with breakfast, lunch, and guided walks included throughout.
This six-hour private tour traverses Sydney's eastern beaches and heritage sites at your own pace. Start at Bondi's promenade, walk the clifftop path past Tamarama and Bronte to Watsons Bay—Australia's original fishing settlement with dramatic sandstone outlooks. Explore Paddington's Victorian terraces and a sunken garden built into a former water tank. Finish with your choice of Barangaroo Reserve's waterfront parkland, the Royal Botanic Garden's harbour views, or the Opera House precinct. Lunch and refreshments included throughout.
Fly by helicopter from Brisbane to Spicers Peak Lodge, perched over 1,000 metres above the Maryvale valley. You'll have roughly two hours to unwind—swim, book a spa treatment, or dine at their award-winning restaurant—then signal your pilot by text when ready. The return flight sweeps past mountain ridges and optional detours over Brisbane's skyline or Gold Coast shoreline. Total time airborne and on ground is 3–4 hours.
One-way private transfer whisking you from your Sydney CBD hotel or address straight to the airport in a spacious Mercedes minivan, accommodating up to 11 passengers and 11 checked bags. Your assigned driver is trackable via smartphone, so you'll know exactly when they're arriving. The air-conditioned vehicle removes the hassle of navigating traffic or waiting for rideshare, letting you arrive refreshed rather than frazzled.
A four-hour boat trip from central Surfers Paradise to South Stradbroke Island's quiet settlement at Tipplers. You'll cruise past the Gold Coast's glitzy skyline, then head north through Moreton Bay's protected waterways where high-rises vanish and wildlife appears. Capped at 12 passengers, the journey starts with a welcome drink and includes time to fish, swim or simply breathe in the island air without the theme-park crowds.
Cruise Sydney Harbour aboard Fleetwing II, a two-deck luxury catamaran built for groups up to 60. Spend 90 minutes charting your own route or trusting the skipper's local knowledge, with options to customise stops or use the boat as transport between venues. Upper and lower decks, sheltered cabins, and open-air areas mean comfort whatever the weather. Add catering to mark an occasion properly.
This eight-hour private tour whisks you from Sydney into the Blue Mountains to encounter kangaroos and koalas at Featherdale Wildlife Park, then pushes deeper into the ranges past the Three Sisters rock formation and mountain villages like Leura. Waterfalls, elevated lookouts, and crisp highland air fill the middle hours before the route curves back toward the coast, finishing at Bondi Beach where you can walk the sand and check out the graffiti art wall. Your own guide and modern minivan mean the pace stays yours throughout.
A family-run transport service across Australia handling point-to-point journeys to airports, ports, sporting fixtures and events. Operating from 30 minutes to two hours, the outfit prides itself on flexibility—they'll work around your schedule and logistics rather than forcing you into a template. Whether you're solo, with kids, or bringing a crowd, they tailor the vehicle and approach to suit.
A six-hour private wine tour through South Australia's Clare Valley, tailored to your pace and preferences. Starting from your accommodation, you'll visit handpicked boutique cellar doors with your local guide, pause at scenic overlooks for stories and photographs, and settle into a long lunch at a top winery restaurant with wine included. Designed for two to four guests—no large groups, no rushed itineraries, just the region as locals know it.
Spend eleven hours exploring Hunter Valley's wineries, breweries and cheese producers from Port Macquarie with a private group of 6–11 people. Your driver handles transport in a climate-controlled coach while you set the pace at each stop—linger longer at favourites, skip ahead, or wander independently. Tasting fees are covered; you choose what and where to eat and drink based on your budget and preferences. There's boot space for bottles you buy.
Explore Watsons Bay's layered past across 90 minutes on foot, uncovering shipwrecks, early colonial lighthouses, and wartime fortifications etched into this sandstone headland east of Sydney. The peninsula's dramatic cliffs frame views of Manly, the Harbour Bridge, and Opera House, whilst the route threads between sheltered beaches and wind-swept outlooks that shaped Australia's maritime heritage. Stories of escaped convicts, eccentric collectors, and political scandals emerge at each stop.
A 10-hour private tour through the Southern Highlands south of Sydney, threading together colonial villages, working estates and bushland reserves. Start in Berrima's sandstone streetscape, taste Italian wines at Mount Ashby, walk forest trails above Fitzroy Falls, sample cheese and wine at Bendooley's lakeside vineyard, browse Bowral's galleries and antique dealers, then finish at Boscobel Farm where kangaroos roam the paddocks. Guided throughout in a luxury vehicle with tastings and snacks included.
Rent a six-person half-cabin boat on North Bribie Island's Pumicestone Passage for two hours without needing a licence. Steer your own route past sandbars, discover quiet anchorages, and watch soldier crabs work the shallows. Bring the family or a small group—young kids enjoy the sheltered front cabin, and fishing rods are available to hire. Fuel and safety kit included.
A three-hour guided walk through Norfolk Island's mixed landscape—rainforest, windswept clifftops, towering pines—ending with a full cooked breakfast. The pace stays gentle despite hilly terrain, suitable for varied fitness levels. You'll spot birds and plants found nowhere else on earth, with 40 endemic species calling the island home. Skip the walk and join straight for breakfast if you prefer.
A 6-hour private tour with a local guide covering Sydney's headline attractions and lesser-known corners. You'll visit iconic beaches like Bondi and Manly, explore the colonial and convict heritage sites where European settlement began, and learn about 50,000 years of Aboriginal culture. Travel at your own pace with hotel pickup, morning tea on the waterfront, and no rushing between stops.
Spend three hours at Rowlee Wines in Orange, New South Wales, tasting small-batch cool-climate wines under Mount Canobolas. A family-run winery with two decades of experience guides you through their cellar and vineyard, explaining how the region's terrain shapes each vintage. You'll taste several award-winning wines and enjoy a paired lunch, gaining genuine insight into what distinguishes their operation from larger regional producers.
Head three hours west from Sydney into the Blue Mountains with a small group of up to eleven travellers. You'll spend two nights based in Katoomba, exploring the region's standout attractions: Scenic World's three linked rides, the illuminated evening walk at Katoomba, guided rambles through heritage Leura, and two botanic gardens. Wildlife parks and the historic Zig Zag Railway round out the itinerary, alongside walks past waterfalls and into ancient forest. Hotel pickup, all entry fees, breakfast, and minivan transport are sorted.
Fly above the Whitsundays in a Robinson R44 helicopter for unobstructed views of turquoise waters, island chains, and reef systems from Shute Harbour. The 20-minute flight captures what makes this stretch of Australian coast magnetic—crystalline bays, scattered islands, and the coral structures below. Departing from Shute Harbour Airport, you'll hear live commentary through headsets as the landscape unfolds beneath you. Bring a camera; the perspective justifies the altitude.
Four days walking the Cape to Cape coast in Western Australia, where your guides lead you through the landscapes they know intimately. You'll cover distance daily with breaks for sustenance and rest, staying in comfortable accommodation throughout. The focus is on reconnecting with what your body can do and what the coastal environment teaches—the walking itself is the point, not just the backdrop. Meals and transport between sections are handled; all you need to do is show up ready to move.
Explore Hahndorf's Prussian roots on a 90-minute evening walk through Australia's oldest German settlement, founded in 1838 by religious refugees fleeing persecution. You'll visit significant sites in the village's southern precinct whilst a local guide recounts the harrowing journeys and daily lives of these early settlers. Follow up with a three-course meal at The Haus Restaurant, choosing from five seasonal mains that reflect the region's culinary heritage.
Spend nine hours hunting wildflowers and orchids across Perth's countryside with a seasoned photographer who's won awards for orchid work. You'll visit secluded spots that've yielded stunning blooms season after season, with expert guidance on composition, lighting and technique throughout the day. Bring your camera and a willingness to walk; lunch and water are supplied.
This 13.5-hour day trip from Melbourne combines two iconic Victorian experiences: the dramatic sea cliffs of the 12 Apostles in Port Campbell National Park, then an afternoon canopy adventure on the Otway Fly zipline course. You'll start with guided exploration of the limestone formations before heading inland to tackle a series of platforms and cables woven through the rainforest canopy. Hotel pickup is included, as are all activity fees and park entry.
Visit Waringarri Arts, Western Australia's first Indigenous-owned art centre, in this 90-minute cultural tour. You'll receive a traditional Mantha welcome, walk through working artist studios to watch creators engaged in their craft, and explore the cultural garden. The experience culminates with tasting homemade damper and native bush foods, offering genuine insight into Kimberley Aboriginal artistic practice and knowledge.
Spend your morning hauling Western Rock Lobster pots off the coast, then return to the boat for a seafood spread prepared live before you. Expect freshly cracked lobster, sashimi salmon, oysters, Blue Swimmer crabs, fish tacos, prawns and marinated octopus, paired with local WA wines, beers and soft drinks. The 7.5-hour experience departs and returns from Fremantle, with ferry transfers included.
A sprawling 14-hour private loop from Darwin that samples the Northern Territory's rugged character. You'll start before dawn and return after dark, moving between Katherine Gorge's river canyons, Edith Falls' swimming holes, the war cemetery at Adelaide River, and the outback towns of Mataranka and Pine Creek. An air-conditioned Isuzu carries you across 8+ hours of red dirt, with all meals—breakfast through dinner at a proper bush pub—sorted. This covers more ground and stops than most day trips manage.
Spend an hour at Voyager Estate discovering wines matched to your palate. A guide tailors the tasting to what you enjoy, walking you through each pour alongside house-made snacks designed to complement the wines. Whether you're a regular drinker or curious newcomer, this session lets you explore at your own pace without the pressure of formal wine terminology.
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A full-day private tour of the Mornington Peninsula, an hour south of Melbourne, blending wine tasting with coastal relaxation. Visit two acclaimed estates to sample the region's Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, enjoy a two-course lunch at a winery overlooking the bays, then unwind at Peninsula Hot Springs amongst 50-plus outdoor thermal pools set in native bushland. Eight hours total, all transport and entry included.
A customised day exploring Kakadu National Park across 12–16 hours in a small private vehicle. You'll cruise billabongs and river systems spotting saltwater crocodiles, visit Fogg Dam's wetland bird colonies, and encounter Aboriginal rock art sites with an accredited guide who contextualises the landscape's cultural and ecological layers. All transport, meals, water and park passes included.
Your driver collects you from a Perth hotel for a six-hour roam through Swan Valley's wine country and artisan producers. This is a tailored route—you steer towards wineries, breweries, chocolate makers and honey producers that appeal to you, or let your guide suggest stops based on what unfolds. Two cellar doors come with tastings; chocolate, honey and nuts are sampled en route. Caversham Wildlife Park sits as an optional detour for those keen on native animals.
This three-day road trip connects Adelaide to Melbourne through two of southeastern Australia's most striking landscapes. You'll spend your first day hiking through Grampians National Park, tackling ridgelines to The Pinnacle and Boroka Lookout whilst spotting native wildlife. Day two takes you south along the Shipwreck Coast, where you'll stand before the 12 Apostles and explore the dramatic geology of Loch Ard Gorge. The journey concludes winding through Great Otway National Park and along the legendary Great Ocean Road, finishing in Melbourne. Two nights in shared hostel digs, all meals, park fees, and expert driver-guide commentary included.
This 9-hour private tour takes you to Phillip Island to watch little penguins return to shore at dusk, a nightly ritual you won't forget. You'll spend time at the Koala Conservation Centre, spot fur seals along the rugged coastline, and finish with a two-course dinner. Your own guide handles transport from your hotel, giving you flexibility to move at your own pace across this wild corner of Victoria.
Fly from Essendon Airport across Victoria's dramatic southwestern coastline, tracing the Great Ocean Road from the Surf Coast past Bells Beach, Lorne and Cape Otway Lighthouse. Land at the 12 Apostles Heliport for up to two hours exploring the limestone formations on foot, then circle back overhead before returning inland. Four hours total, piloted by experienced crew with full carbon offset.
Run Melbourne's riverside landscape at first light on this 8km loop starting from Federation Square at 7am. You'll follow the Yarra through parklands and past the Cricket Ground, climb the Tan Track's Anderson Street rise, pause at the Shrine of Remembrance for city views, then wind back along the river to finish with coffee at a local café. The pace suits anyone from beginner to experienced runners, with a guide sharing Melbourne's sporting and cultural heritage as you go.
Glide across Perth's riverside on a Segway, rolling past the Swan River's most recognisable bridges and landmarks in two hours. This guided tour whisks you through the city's waterfront corridors with a local guide sharing stories about the area's heritage and character. Small groups mean you'll get proper attention as you navigate from one vantage point to the next, with built-in time to pause for photos. Suited to beginners and experienced riders alike.
A seven-hour circuit through Tasmania's premier drink producers, starting with wines and cheese in the Derwent Valley, then pivoting to gin and whisky tastings at two working distilleries. You'll explore Old Kempton Distillery with a guided tour, break for lunch (your shout), then finish with more wine at Pooley in the Coal River Valley before returning to central Hobart. Hotel pickups included within 5km of the CBD.
Skip the coastal queues with a reverse route through Victoria's Great Ocean Road. Departing Melbourne early, you'll head inland first, arriving at Lorne, Apollo Bay, and Bells Beach when others are still stuck in traffic. After lunch at a local spot, push on to Port Campbell National Park to walk amongst the Twelve Apostles or upgrade to a helicopter sweep for a different perspective. Eight to twelve hours, fully flexible to your rhythm and interests. Hotel pickup included.