Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Navigate Sydney's landmarks on your own terms using a smartphone app that serves up location-based puzzles as you walk. Solve clues to unlock the next waypoint, moving through neighbourhoods and iconic spots at your own pace over 2.5 hours. It's a self-guided adventure that doubles as a mental workout, ideal for locals wanting to see their city differently or visitors after something beyond standard sightseeing.
A private seven-to-eight-hour journey from Brisbane that combines wildlife encounters, local food stops, and coastal relaxation across the Gold Coast. Your group travels in an air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable local guide, visiting a koala centre, a celebrated pie bakery, a seafood spot known for pelican feeding, and Surfer's Paradise Beach. Designed for those after a balanced day mixing nature, food, and beach time without the rush of group tours.
Spend 8–11 hours exploring Australia's oldest wine region on your terms. Choose between a full day in Hunter Valley's vineyards, a scenic loop through Wollombi and national parks, or a detour to the Hawkesbury River at Brooklyn. Pick which wineries and restaurants you'd like to visit, or let your guide steer you towards hidden gems and award-winning producers in Mount View and Pokolbin.
Collaborate with Anna, the photographer who pioneered the flying-dress concept, for a 30-minute private photoshoot across Sydney's iconic landmarks. You'll wear a couture gown from a selection of 40 styles, work with a personal assistant to capture movement and drama, and receive 10 fully retouched digital images within a week. This is bespoke storytelling rather than standard portraiture—styling, direction, and locations are tailored to create cinematic photographs you'll treasure.
This seven-hour coastal tour sweeps you north from Sydney Harbour through Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and along the Northern Beaches. You'll walk Narrabeen's stretch of sand, visit Palm Beach (Home & Away's filming location), scout the headlands from The Spit and Long Reef, then detour inland to explore Aboriginal heritage sites within the national park before finishing with a ferry ride back to the city.
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.
Sail past Sydney's most recognisable landmarks aboard Southwinds, a 61-foot restored classic yacht crewed by experienced sailors. This two-hour private cruise glides past the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Fort Denison whilst your crew shares the waterway's layered history. You'll receive a glass of sparkling wine and have the chance to take the helm yourself, blending relaxation with genuine engagement on one of the world's most photogenic harbours.
Skip the airport terminal limbo and spend your layover with a Sydney local who matches your vibe. After you book, you'll fill out a quick questionnaire so we can pair you with a host who gets what you're after—whether that's iconic landmarks like the Opera House, hidden neighbourhood bars, or a few hours on Bondi Beach. You'll have eight hours together (including airport transfers via the Airport Link train) to shape an itinerary that actually reflects what you want to see, with the freedom to pivot on the fly.
Escape the city with a private nine-to-ten-hour guided tour of the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO-listed temperate forest region 90 minutes west of Sydney. Your driver collects you from your accommodation and navigates you through dramatic sandstone escarpments, eucalypt woodlands, and hidden valleys dotted with quiet villages. You'll see the landscape from multiple vantage points—clifftop lookouts offering sweeping views, walking trails past waterfalls, and pockets of wilderness across a million-plus hectares. The region sits above 1,000 metres elevation, so expect cooler air and shifting weather. Tailored to your pace and interests, this is straightforward sightseeing with genuine downtime.
A private 3–4 hour morning tour covering Sydney's landmarks and quieter corners, tailored to your pace and interests. Start at the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, then branch into hidden pockets like Sydney Harbour National Park's secret bays, laneways tucked into The Rocks, or a walk along Bondi's coastal promenade. Your driver navigates the city's eastern beaches—Double Bay, Paddington, Rose Bay, Bronte—whilst you decide what to linger on. Flexible routing means you see what matters to you.
Spend nine hours exploring the Eyre Peninsula's coastal gems, combining wildlife encounters with working oyster farms and local wine. You'll wade into Coffin Bay's lease to harvest fresh Pacific oysters, walk rugged Whalers Way, spot koalas at Mikkira Station, eat lunch at a waterfront oyster shack, then taste wines overlooking Boston Bay. An air-conditioned vehicle and knowledgeable guide handle the logistics whilst you move between nature, animals, and food.
A two-hour painting session in Byron Bay designed to settle your mind and deepen presence with yourself and others. You'll work with colour and brushstrokes without pressure to produce something gallery-worthy—the point is the doing, not the result. All materials provided. Perfect for solo travellers seeking a pause, or groups wanting something more meaningful than the usual activity.
Spend three days exploring Kakadu National Park's rock art galleries and sandstone formations guided by locals who know the stories behind each ochre figure and carved site. Based in comfortable lodging, you'll trek through eucalypt woodland seeking millennia-old paintings that chart the spiritual and practical knowledge of Australia's First Peoples. The park's scale and cultural depth reward slow, attentive walking.
An 11-hour drive south from Sydney to Jervis Bay, combining wildlife encounters with coastal exploration. You'll hold koalas under ranger guidance at Symbio Wildlife Park, feed kangaroos, spot stingrays in tidal waters, and visit the Kiama Blowhole before swimming on Australia's whitest sand beach. The trip includes free time in the bayside village of Huskisson and returns to Sydney in a premium vehicle, carbon neutral throughout.
Book a private minibus tour tailored to your group's interests across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, or further afield to Byron Bay or the Darling Downs. Groups of 1–13 travel in an air-conditioned 13-seater with a knowledgeable local guide. Choose your own departure time and pick-up location, making it ideal for travellers with tight schedules or specific destinations in mind. Tours run for 8 hours and can be customised to suit your pace and preferences.
Navigate Broadbeach on your own terms with this self-guided mystery trail powered by your smartphone. Solve location-based clues as you move through the coastal precinct, unlocking the next puzzle only when you've cracked the current one. It's a 2.5-hour blend of sightseeing and brain work that transforms a familiar neighbourhood into an interactive discovery game, ideal for locals wanting to see their city afresh or visitors keen to explore at their own pace.
Cruise the Blue Mountains in a restored 1929 Cadillac LaSalle piloted by a lifelong local who steers you past the usual tourist beats. Over two hours, your guide shares the region's layered stories whilst pointing out corners of the landscape most visitors miss. You'll get a genuine sense of how the mountains shaped the people who call them home, and why they stay.
Launch at dawn above the Atherton Tablelands in a hot air balloon, drifting silently over rainforest-cloaked ridges whilst a pilot shares local knowledge. You'll land with sparkling wine and light refreshments, then receive a voucher for a three-course meal at Lemoncello's Restaurant in Cairns. The full experience, including return transfers from your accommodation and a signed pilot's certificate, runs 4–6 hours.
Door-to-door minivan service whisking you from your Noosa accommodation to Sunshine Coast Airport in around 30 minutes. Designed for groups up to five travellers with generous luggage space—five checked bags and carry-ons fit comfortably. The vehicle is roomy and well-maintained, with child seats available if you're travelling with little ones. A straightforward way to start your journey without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads or waiting for public transport.
Private sedan service linking Cairns Airport with Port Douglas over 90 minutes. Your driver meets you on arrival, handles luggage, and pilots an air-conditioned vehicle along the coast whilst you decompress. One to six passengers. Return trips available, and the driver doubles as a local guide, offering real suggestions for your time in Far North Queensland rather than generic tourist spiel.
Spend an hour at Earp Distilling Co. in Newcastle learning the craft behind spirit production, from grain to glass. Work through the distillery's 20 house spirits, selecting botanicals and proportions to create your own 200mL bottle to take home. You'll handle proper lab equipment under guidance and leave with a custom blend that reflects your taste preferences.
Walk Brisbane's streets with a historian who knows where the stories live. This 2.5-hour ramble takes you through recognisable landmarks and hidden corners—Redcliff Square, Queen Street, the Riverwalk—while a local guide dishes out the context and wit that makes the city actually make sense. One drink's included, plenty of chat happens, and group numbers stay small enough that you'll actually remember people's names.
Launch your kayak into Lavender Bay at first light for an intimate two-hour paddle past Sydney's most recognisable landmarks. You'll drift beneath the Opera House and Harbour Bridge as the harbour comes alive, guided by a certified instructor in a group capped at five paddlers. All gear is supplied, and you'll receive professional shots from the morning afterwards.
A five-hour guided tour through Western Australia's Swan Valley wine region, designed for travellers who want their dogs alongside them. Visit three producers: Ugly Duckling Wines for tastings and garden strolls, Lamont's for their four-decade legacy of bold reds and whites paired with tapas lunch, and Funk 2.0 for experimental ciders and cold-pressed juice collaborations. Your pooch gets shade, space, and the company of fellow dog-owning wine enthusiasts throughout.
Discover Sydney's layered personality on a 4–6 hour private tour tailored to your interests. Travel in a comfortable vehicle with a knowledgeable guide through iconic beachside suburbs—Bondi, Watsons Bay, Rose Bay—and lesser-known pockets of the city. You'll hear stories that explain how Sydney works, then pivot the route toward whatever catches your eye, whether that's a coastal walk, a neighbourhood you've heard about, or a detour into the city's past.
Ride a three-wheeled trike down the South Coast, stopping at Royal National Park, Bald Hill's sweeping vistas, and the dramatic Sea Cliff Bridge before climbing Bulli Pass to Panorama House. Settle into a reserved window seat overlooking the coast and order lunch from their à la carte menu. This 5–6 hour tour departs from Sydney CBD with a local guide narrating the route via headsets.
Visit two South Australian icons in one afternoon: Penfolds Magill Estate and the charming village of Hahndorf. You'll get picked up from Adelaide, tour the historic winery with its vineyard views, taste a selection of wines guided by staff, then sit down to a two-course lunch at Haus blending Australian and German flavours. Finish with an hour to wander Hahndorf's shops and galleries at your own pace. The whole experience runs 6.5 hours.
A six-hour guided loop through the villages and natural landmarks inland from Byron Bay. Your local guide takes you through Federation-era Bangalow, the quiet appeal of Federal, the dramatic 50-metre plunge of Minyon Falls, the quirky gardens and shops at Crystal Castle, artsy Mullumbimby, and the waterfront charm of Brunswick Heads. Lunch at a standout Japanese restaurant rounds out the day. Transport, entry fees, and a knowledgeable companion are sorted.
A 10-hour small-group expedition from Perth into Western Australia's Pinnacles Desert, combining 4WD access through a 4.5km limestone trail, stromatolite viewing at Lake Thetis, and sand-boarding sessions on the dunes near Lancelin. Limited to five guests, the tour operates Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, offering unobstructed access to some of the state's most distinctive geological formations alongside coastal beach time.
A leisurely drive down Tasmania's East Coast from Richmond to Freycinet, stopping to taste Coal River wines and sample local oysters. You'll pass through colonial villages and vineyard country, breaking for lunch with views across the wine region. The 5–7 hour journey gives you time to breathe between tastings and chat with your driver about the coast's history and landscape.
Cut through Sydney's traffic on a three-wheeled motorcycle and barrel across the Harbour Bridge with the city sprawled below. This two-hour trike tour trades the tour bus queue for open-air acceleration, hitting the major landmarks whilst your guide shouts facts through helmet intercoms. Hotel pickup from the CBD is included, as are all tolls and park entry fees. It's sightseeing that feels less passive, more participatory.
See Sydney's defining landmarks in six hours with a private driver and guide. You'll visit the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Bondi Beach, taking in the city's most recognisable views and architecture. The tour picks over Sydney's coastal beauty, cultural hotspots, and markets, tailored to show you why the city captivates so many. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water included, moving at your own pace through the highlights.
A full-day private journey north from Sydney to Port Stephens, featuring a dolphin-spotting cruise aboard a triple-deck catamaran and exploration of the region's beaches and sand dunes. The 11-hour excursion includes hotel pickup, a drive across the iconic Harbour Bridge, and encounters with over 160 resident bottlenose dolphins. You'll swim from the boat's boom-net, explore Nelson Bay's seaside charm, and take in panoramic views from Gan Gan Lookout across to Newcastle and the Myall Lakes. The return journey to Sydney allows time to decompress after a full day outdoors.
Hike K'gari's wilderness over two days without lugging a heavy pack. You walk with just a small day pack whilst the support team ferries your gear ahead, establishes camp, and prepares meals. A 4WD transfer gets you to the trailhead from Hervey Bay, and you'll sleep under canvas in the island's remote interior, spotting dingoes and coastal heathland. Suits hikers after adventure without the logistical grind.
This 10-hour tour strings together the best of NSW's natural highlights: dawn kangaroo spotting in the wild, a full cooked breakfast, time among native fauna at Featherdale Wildlife Park, then into the Blue Mountains to walk rainforest trails and witness the Three Sisters rock formation. The day winds down with a ferry journey down the Parramatta River to Sydney's Circular Quay. Hotel pickup and drop-off included, plus park entry and water.
Blast across the waters to South Stradbroke Island on a jet ski, guided by experienced operators who've run this outfit for over two decades. This one-hour mission covers open water and island approaches at your own pace—whether you're a first-timer or seasoned rider. The family-run crew handles all safety gear, coaching, and snap-taking, so you just focus on the throttle and the rush.
Spend seven hours exploring the Mornington Peninsula's acclaimed wineries and countryside on this small-group tour. You'll taste wines at two premium estates, settle into a leisurely two-course lunch at a local winery restaurant paired with local drops, and take in the region's rolling vineyards and coastal vistas. The day balances serious tasting with genuine relaxation—no rushing between stops, just quality wine and food in one of Australia's finest cool-climate regions.
Pick five tastings across Southern Highlands wineries, distilleries, bakeries, and producers, then explore at your own pace with $20 credit in hand. The Smartvisit app guides you through each stop with short videos and producer stories, turning a self-directed food trail into a structured yet flexible experience. Valid for up to a year, this pass works for solo wanderers or groups keen to sample the region's best on their own schedule.
Rent a high-performance jet ski for up to four hours along the Australian coast. Choose from nimble mid-range models or the supercharged flagship capable of 67km/h, accommodating up to three riders. All safety gear and life jackets are supplied. You'll need a valid PWC licence and a $2,000 refundable bond; fuel costs are tallied at the end of your session. Collections available on water or by trailer.
Spend three hours on Newcastle Harbour with roasted turkey, smoked ham, and seasonal puddings served buffet-style whilst live musicians play on deck. This Christmas lunch cruise departs Lee Wharf and accommodates everyone from babies to grandparents. Between courses, join trivia rounds and a best-dressed competition for prizes, or simply watch the harbour slip past. Coffee and tea arrive with dessert.