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A guided 3.5-hour romp through Brisbane's most recognisable spots, with a local who knows where the light hits best. You'll roll past landmarks in an air-conditioned minivan, stopping for photos at each. Optional add-ons let you spice it up—skydive above the skyline, paddle the river at sunrise, tackle the Story Bridge climb, or tour a local brewery. Fuel and taxes sorted; bring your own snacks.
Combine two of North Queensland's standout experiences over two days. Day one explores Kuranda Rainforest via the Skyrail and scenic train, meeting Aboriginal guides who demonstrate traditional hunting and perform cultural dances, plus close encounters with native wildlife. Day two takes you to Green Island on the Great Barrier Reef for snorkelling and scuba diving in pristine coral gardens. Transfers included from your accommodation for Kuranda; the reef site is walking distance from your base.
Go behind the scenes at Melbourne Zoo for a 20-minute encounter with otters led by a dedicated ranger keeper. Each session varies based on what's happening that day, giving you access to areas and activities the general public never reaches. Your participation directly supports Zoos Victoria's conservation efforts against species extinction. General admission not included.
A 7-hour guided tour through Melbourne's sporting landmarks, visiting the venues that define Australian sport. You'll see Flemington Racecourse where the Melbourne Cup runs, lap the Albert Park F1 circuit, tour Melbourne Park's tennis courts, and explore the MCG with access to the Australian Sports Museum. Lunch and a drink are provided. The tour suits anyone keen to understand how deeply sport is woven into the city's identity.
A full-day excursion from Hobart to Cradle Mountain National Park, lasting 15 hours total. You'll travel through rural villages and eucalyptus forests with five hours of guided hiking around Dove Lake and into the high country. Wombats and wallabies regularly appear along the trails. An experienced local guide leads the way, and the air-conditioned coach includes water and park fees. Bring cash for meals in small towns en route.
A 10-hour guided tour through the Blue Mountains west of Sydney, combining dramatic rock formations, eucalyptus forests, and Aboriginal cultural heritage. You'll visit signature viewpoints like Echo Point and Wentworth Falls, spot wildlife in their habitat, and experience Scenic World's railway and rainforest walks at your own pace. Small group size means your guide can tailor stops to your interests, whether that's photography, bushwalking, or learning Dreamtime stories. Four hours are travel time, leaving six hours to explore on the ground.
Spin 35 metres above the Yarra River on Melbourne's Ferris Wheel, then test your putting skills at Straya-Mania Mini Golf before settling in at South Wharf Social to watch the city lights. This riverside complex in central Melbourne works for anyone from babies to grandparents, offering views and low-key entertainment across a flexible 8-minute to 1-hour window. Perfect for a quick break between sightseeing or an extended afternoon of casual fun.
Travel an hour east of Melbourne to the Dandenong Ranges for a private 5–6 hour experience centred on Puffing Billy, a working steam railway that winds through fern-filled valleys and towering mountain ash. Explore the ranges' rolling terrain, stop at village shops stocked with local produce, and ride the heritage train through dramatic gullies. Private transport, refreshments, and air-conditioned comfort included.
Skip the crowded northern stretches and hit the Great Ocean Road's best bits in nine hours. This private tour tackles the coast backwards—entering from the inland side and working towards Melbourne—which means fewer tour buses at each stop and a later start so you're not up at dawn. You'll see the famous landmarks most visitors photograph, plus quieter pockets that rival them. All stops are flexible, the pace easy, and your local driver knows where the light hits best and which tracks reward a short walk.
Learn to build two cocktails from scratch at Queensland's longest-running craft distillery on Tamborine Mountain. A mixologist walks you through spirit selection, balance, and technique over 90 minutes, then you shake and stir your own drinks whilst discovering how the distillery's award-winning liqueurs work in classic serves. Finished with shared nibbles and a 10% bottle discount to take home.
A straightforward airport-to-hotel transfer from Sydney Airport with your driver meeting you on arrival. You'll be collected from your terminal and driven directly to your accommodation in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle. The service tracks your flight so your driver knows if you're running late, and there are no surprise charges—everything's included upfront. Journey time is roughly 20 minutes depending on traffic and destination.
Spend nine hours exploring Sydney's Northern Beaches with a guide who knows every creek and headland. You'll move between coastal stretches, bushland pockets, and lagoons whilst watching for native wildlife—wallabies, brush turkeys, pelicans, and if you're there June-July or September-November, migrating humpback whales from clifftop vantage points. A short boat excursion takes you closer to animal habitats. Hotel pickup and national park entry are included.
Head north from Newcastle for an 8–9 hour day trip combining coastal hiking, fresh seafood, and whale-watching in Port Stephens. Start with a one-hour summit walk through native bush (or take the flat coastal alternative), then tuck into oversized seafood platters at a harborside restaurant before boarding a three-hour cruise to spot migrating humpback whales, dolphins, and seals. Wind down at the Southern Hemisphere's largest mobile sand dunes as the sun drops. Door-to-door transport included.
A guided eight-hour wine tour departing Brisbane takes you into the Gold Coast Hinterland to Tamborine Mountain, where you'll taste locally made wines and spirits across three separate venues. Your expert guide handles the driving while you sample and learn about each producer's offerings. The afternoon gives you free rein to wander Gallery Walk's independent shops, galleries, and cafés at your own pace before returning to Brisbane refreshed.
Slip north of Sydney for two days tracking native wildlife through bushland and coastal reserves. You'll spot kangaroos and koalas on foot, call in at Wollombi's heritage pubs, taste wines at local vineyards, and sleep at The Lotus Pod surrounded by garden views. A private guide drives you in air-conditioned comfort, handles the planning, and captures photos along the way.
Spend nine hours exploring Hunter Valley's wine country on a private tour departing Sydney. Your dedicated driver guides you through award-winning wineries, artisan producers and historic villages at your own pace. Taste exceptional wines at boutique and established labels, sample locally made cheeses and chocolates, and soak in the region's rolling landscapes. Morning refreshments included; you control the rhythm of the day without being herded between stops.
Private car service whisking you from Port Douglas to Cairns Airport in 75 minutes. Your driver meets you on arrival with real-time contact throughout, handling luggage and navigating the coastal run so you can arrive refreshed. Modern air-conditioned vehicles accommodate 1–7 passengers. Book after-hours if your flight timing demands it.
Spend 90 minutes designing and pouring two bespoke candles in this hands-on workshop at Victoria's pioneering scent studio. You'll work through the blending process from scratch, selecting your own fragrance combinations and finishes, then leave with two finished candles ready to burn. A glass of sparkling wine or juice sets the tone as you arrive.
Spend 90 minutes at a working Gold Coast distillery, starting with a welcome drink whilst learning how small-batch spirits are crafted. You'll tour the production facility, taste award-winning gin, whiskey, vodka and liqueurs, and nibble on locally-sourced snacks between pours. The experience offers genuine insight into how a family-run operation transforms grain and botanicals into distinctive drops, without the marketing gloss of larger producers.
Explore Sydney with a private group tour customised to your interests, travelling in premium vehicles with up to 15 people. Choose from Blue Mountains, coastal beaches, the Opera House, Taronga Zoo, or food and shopping experiences—all with air-conditioned comfort and bottled water included. Tours run 6–12 hours depending on your chosen route. Admission fees are separate, but the transport, flexibility, and personalised routing make this ideal for groups wanting to skip standard coach tours.
Shared shuttle service connecting Port Douglas accommodation with Skyrail Smithfield Terminal, running scheduled pickups at 6am or 8am heading to the cableway, and return departures at 3:30pm or 5:30pm. The drive follows the coastal route through World Heritage–listed Wet Tropics rainforest. Skyrail admission tickets are separate. Minimum two adult fares required; child seats available for an additional fee.
Hire the Aqua Donut, a moored floating barbecue platform in Melbourne's Docklands, for a two-hour meal with a difference. Unlike the roaming boats found overseas, this setup anchors you at a quiet spot on the water where you cook and eat at leisure. Perfect for marking an occasion or showing visitors something genuinely local—just rock up with your crew, fire the grill, and let the water and food do the talking.
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.
Unwind after travel with a full-body massage tailored to your needs. Choose from relaxation, deep tissue, sports, or traditional Indian techniques, all delivered by an experienced male therapist in Australia. The one-hour session targets muscle tension and promotes recovery, whether you're looking for gentle restoration or therapeutic pressure work.
Direct private minivan service whisking you from your Sydney CBD hotel or address to either international or domestic terminal. Seats up to two passengers with room for two checked bags plus carry-ons. Your driver's location streams to your phone, and the air-conditioned vehicle includes complimentary child seats if needed. TripAdvisor's Travellers' Choice winner for four consecutive years, this outfit handles the school-run crowd and solo travellers alike without fuss.
Break free from the Gold Coast and spend five unstructured hours in Byron Bay's creative heart. This eight-hour day trip includes return transport from your accommodation or airport, leaving you to chart your own course—whether that's watching waves at The Pass, climbing to Cape Byron Lighthouse, or wandering Main Beach's independent shops and cafés. Your driver knows the quieter corners and genuine local spots worth visiting.
Spend an hour getting to know a small herd of Highland cattle on an Australian farm. You'll meet individual animals—each with their own personality—in a relaxed paddock setting. It's a straightforward encounter that works for families with young kids, older visitors, and anyone curious about these shaggy, gentle giants up close.
Strap into Australia's quickest zipcoaster and barrel down a 330-metre steel track in western Sydney. You'll gear up, get a quick briefing, then pilot yourself through a series of banking curves and two full inversions that'll leave your heart racing. The whole experience takes about an hour and welcomes anyone aged 8 and over who's reasonably fit.
This two-day private tour pairs Sydney's harbour landmarks with the Blue Mountains' sandstone wilderness, all guided by a single driver who knows both regions intimately. You'll move between the city's coastal vistas and the ranges' dramatic valleys in your own luxury vehicle, returning to your accommodation each night. It's the most efficient way to experience New South Wales without the rush of group tours or the logistics of self-driving between regions.
This 9–12 hour day trip from Melbourne takes you to Phillip Island's wild coastline and one of Australia's most reliable wildlife spectacles. Start at Maru Koala and Animal Park to hand-feed kangaroos and cuddle koalas, then cruise along the cliff-lined Boulevard Drive before settling in for the Penguin Parade—hundreds of little penguins waddling ashore at dusk. Hotel pick-ups from CBD and Southbank, air-conditioned transport, and a knowledgeable guide included.
Pedal the Northern Rivers Rail Trail on electric bikes, stopping wherever the mood strikes to unpack a grazing box and picnic spread. This full-day outing pairs low-carbon transport with self-directed eating, letting you set the pace and pick your own spots along the converted railway corridor. Suit yourself to gentle riverside riding and open-air lunching without the rigmarole of guided stops.
Chase barramundi, threadfin and queenfish across the Cairns Estuary's channels, mudflats and deep holes over a half-day expedition. This State Marine Park shelters prime breeding grounds where juvenile fish congregate seasonally—perfect for targeting multiple species in one session. All rods, reels, bait and tackle provided; you focus on reading the water and feeling the strike.
Book a private car or limousine for airport runs, hotel transfers, or point-to-point journeys across Australia. Available for trips lasting 30 minutes to an hour, this service handles the logistics so you can focus on what matters. WiFi keeps you connected, air conditioning keeps you comfortable, and professional drivers know the routes. Over 100 Australian businesses and international clients rely on this outfit for straightforward, transparent transfers without the markup.
Navigate Brisbane's hidden gems via smartphone puzzle trail, solving riddles and local mysteries that reveal the city's character across 11 stops. This self-guided quest takes roughly 90 minutes but you control the pace entirely—pause for coffee, backtrack, or linger as long as you want. Available around the clock in multiple languages, it's a thinking person's alternative to the standard sightseeing route.
Shape your own adventure across South Australia's best on this bespoke six to eight hour private tour from Adelaide's cruise terminal. Work with your driver to plot a route through the Barossa Valley's cellar doors, the rolling Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale's vineyards, or the seaside charm of Victor Harbor and historic Hahndorf. You set the pace and pick where you eat—ideal for cruisers wanting to make the most of their port day without following a set schedule.
Paddle across sheltered lagoons at Rainbow Beach whilst spotting dolphins, rays and seabirds in their natural habitat. This 3-hour outing combines flat-water SUP instruction with a 4x4 drive along the sand to Double Island Point, letting you explore a marine-protected zone without the crowds. You'll get gear, a wetsuit, and hands-on coaching from guides who know the local wildlife patterns. Small numbers mean you're not jostling for space or attention.
Spend five-and-a-half hours exploring Margaret River beyond the usual wine-tasting loop. This small-group adventure (maximum six people) threads together paddling on calm water, a proper lunch featuring local ingredients at a winery, tastings of premium drops, a 4WD push into rugged coastal country, and a clifftop walk. Your guide knows the region deeply and sets a pace that lets you actually absorb what you're experiencing rather than ticking boxes.
A seven-hour snorkelling expedition departing Port Douglas that takes small groups of six guests out to the Outer Reefs with an in-water marine guide. You'll spend the day exploring multiple reef sites with expert instruction, supported by quality gear and a proper lunch. The marine specialists guide you through the coral and fish-life firsthand, making this a hands-on introduction to what lives beneath the surface rather than a passive boat tour.
This seven-hour Margaret River tour connects you with small-scale producers across the region's wine country. You'll taste wines at three boutique cellar doors, sample olive oils and chocolates, feed emus and alpacas on a private property, and enjoy an Italian-inspired lunch at a working olive farm. The itinerary prioritises authentic encounters with makers rather than polished tourist stops, including behind-the-scenes access and morning tea with fresh scones.
Spend eight hours exploring Maria Island National Park from Triabunna, an hour south of Hobart. A four-hour cruise circles the island's coves and coastline whilst you spot fur seals, dolphins, wombats, kangaroos and migrating whales. Anchor in a sheltered bay for lunch—fresh salads and Tasmanian wines—then join a guided walk through the Darlington convict settlement, a UNESCO heritage site. The boat holds just 24 people, allowing genuine elbow room to move about.