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A guided 5.5-hour walk and boat journey through Freycinet National Park led by someone who knows these trails intimately. You'll trek to Wineglass Bay and explore quieter pockets of the park, with a boat ride included to access different sections. Everything's sorted—pack, waterproof jacket, snacks and lunch provided—so you just show up and walk.
Explore the Blue Mountains' World Heritage landscape on your terms during this 9-hour private tour from Sydney. Your dedicated guide builds the day around your interests and energy levels—whether that means tackling rainforest trails to remote vistas, visiting iconic spots like the Three Sisters or Scenic World, or dropping by Featherdale Wildlife Park. You'll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with water on tap and WiFi to stay connected between stops.
Six days aboard Shore Thing navigating Ningaloo Reef's sheltered waters between Coral Bay and Norwegian Bay. Expect regular encounters with sea turtles, manta rays, dugongs, dolphins and reef sharks gliding through pristine coral gardens. Explore shipwreck sites tied to the reef's whaling heritage, snorkel submerged hulls, kayak hidden coves and dive protected drop-offs inaccessible to other operators. All meals, equipment and non-alcoholic drinks included.
VERTIGO is a 90-minute rooftop edge-walk at Optus Stadium where you're clipped in from above and traverse 10 metres across the stadium's roof with nothing but air beneath you. No handrails, no safety net—just you, gravity, and your nerve. You'll get a digital photo package, guidance from trained staff, and a souvenir cap to prove you did it.
Watch Tasmanian divers pull seafood straight from the ocean, then eat it. This four-and-a-half-hour charter combines the catch with expert preparation, giving you rock lobster, oysters, mussels, urchin and abalone alongside local cheeses, produce and wine. You'll taste what commercial fishers have spent years perfecting, prepared fresh while you watch from the boat.
Catch the Magic Men live in Brisbane for an evening of cabaret entertainment spanning three hours. You'll arrive to a glass of sparkling wine, settle into reserved seating, and watch the show unfold with live music and dance performances. Finger food keeps you fuelled throughout, and the night extends into an after-party where you can continue the momentum with the performers and fellow guests.
Spend eight hours navigating Empress Canyon's technical terrain, dropping down a 30-metre waterfall on rope and launching into pools below. No prior canyoning experience required—expert guides walk you through abseiling, rappelling and water jumps from the ground up. You'll wear full safety gear (wetsuit, harness, helmet) and carry a waterproof camera to capture the day. Private transport gets you there and back, with a prepared lunch included midway.
Pedal through Noosa National Park's network of singletrack and fire roads on electric mountain bikes, covering terrain you'd normally walk past in half the time. This three-hour ride suits anyone comfortable on a standard bike—the motor handles the grunt work on climbs, so you focus on the trail ahead and the eucalypt forest around you. Snacks and all park fees included.
Rocky Road Tours runs eight- to ten-hour private explorations of the Blue Mountains with your own driver and guide—never shuffled onto a coach with strangers. Built on eight years of local expertise, these custom itineraries visit pockets of the region big tour buses skip entirely. Hotel or airport collection and drop-off included. The pace is deliberate; you'll stop where it matters and hear genuine insight rather than canned commentary.
An eight-hour wildlife encounter off Coral Bay where humpback whales gather seasonally. Expert guides tailor the experience to your preference—swim alongside these gentle giants or watch from the boat. You'll likely spot dolphins, manta rays, and playful calves alongside breaching adults. The crew balances wildlife respect with genuine enjoyment, serving lunch, snacks, and champagne throughout.
This 4-hour tour covers Sydney's heavyweight sights without the rushed feeling. You'll explore The Rocks' cobbled backstreets with a local guide, catch the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from Mrs Macquarie's Chair, then have a full hour at Bondi Beach to actually relax. The small-group minibus keeps things intimate, and you'll hear live commentary as you roll through the city and Oxford Street before returning to The Rocks.
Spend six hours touring four craft breweries across the Gold Coast with a knowledgeable guide who'll walk you through production methods, flavour profiles and the local beer scene. You'll taste a range of styles at each stop, enjoy lunch, and travel between venues in an air-conditioned vehicle. The itinerary flexes based on what's operating, so you might visit different breweries than listed. Small groups mean you'll actually chat with brewers and other beer enthusiasts rather than shuffle through crowds.
Spend a full day exploring Tasmania's Wine Country south of Hobart, visiting four family-run wineries for guided tastings of cool-climate drops, stopping at a celebrated cheese maker, and enjoying a long lunch paired with local wines at Puddleduck Vineyard. The 7.5-hour small-group tour (capped at 13 people) departs the Tasmanian Visitor Information Centre at 9:30 AM and includes time to wander the Georgian architecture and independent shops of historic Richmond Village, where you can duck into the local spirits bar if wine isn't your thing.
Explore the Mornington Peninsula's cool-climate wineries on a 10-hour small-group tour departing Melbourne. Taste diverse styles across handpicked cellar doors whilst taking in the dramatic coastal scenery shaped by Port Phillip Bay and the Southern Ocean. A proper lunch at Merricks General Store breaks up the day of wine discovery, with transport, refreshments and tastings included throughout.
Fly by helicopter from Cairns across Trinity Inlet and the inner Great Barrier Reef in 30 minutes, spotting WWII relics at False Cape and the rainforest-covered Green Island before banking north over Arlington Reef's marine life hotspots. You'll circle Vlasoff Cay's shifting sandbanks and return via the lush Great Dividing Range, with a pilot providing local insight throughout.
Ride a three-wheeled machine across the Harbour Bridge and loop through Sydney's coastal landmarks on this open-air tour. You'll feel the engine vibrate beneath you and catch glimpses most sightseers miss from a tour bus. A local guide narrates the route over helmet comms as you navigate the city's most photogenic corners. Two to three hours of wind, noise, and the kind of adrenaline that comes from being genuinely exposed to the road.
A 10-hour private tour of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area covering major attractions and secluded spots. Travel in a luxury vehicle with your own guide and driver, taking in Echo Point's Three Sisters rock formation, the mountain villages of Leura, Scenic World's cliff railway and valley cable car, and Featherdale Wildlife Park. All entry fees and morning tea included—you bring only your appetite for lunch and comfortable shoes.
Cruise the Murchison River in Kalbarri aboard Western Australia's sole river vessel, travelling 12km return through red-rock country and coastal waterways. Over two-and-a-half hours, you'll navigate from quiet upstream reaches to the dramatic river mouth where the Indian Ocean crashes through one of WA's roughest channels. Local guides explain the region's fishing heritage and point out sea eagles, pelicans, black swans, and kangaroos dotting the banks and low scrubland.
Explore two of Far North Queensland's most striking regions over two days, linking the cool highland forests and waterfalls of the Atherton Tablelands with the ancient rainforest and pristine beaches of Cape Tribulation. You'll travel through contrasting landscapes—from misty plateau villages to tropical coastline—stopping to swim, walk, and absorb the region's raw geography. Meals and refreshments included throughout. Suited to any fitness level, with public transport nearby.
Spend eight hours in Kuku Yalanji country between Port Douglas and Cape Tribulation with an Aboriginal guide who shares deep knowledge of the Daintree rainforest and coastal ecosystems. You'll walk through one of Earth's oldest living forests, learn about traditional land management and bush medicine, taste native foods, and swim in freshwater streams where the rainforest meets the reef. This tour reveals how the Kuku Yalanji continue their relationship with country through daily practices and seasonal rhythms.
Spend two hours in a Sydney studio painting on canvas whilst sipping your chosen beverage. Our instructors walk you through the acrylic process step-by-step, regardless of whether you've picked up a brush before. Everything you need—canvas, paints, brushes, apron—is laid out ready to go. You'll leave with a finished piece to take home. Turkish tea and sweet treats are included, and you're welcome to bring your own wine if you prefer.
Spend two hours walking Adelaide's Victoria Square with a small group, tracing the city's evolution from colonial settlement to present day. Your local guide unpacks the stories behind the civic buildings, monuments and statues that define the city centre, revealing how Adelaide's institutions shaped its character. You'll see public landmarks most visitors miss context for, and leave understanding what makes Adelaide tick beyond the surface.
Travel between Port Douglas and Cairns in a private air-conditioned vehicle for up to six passengers. Your driver collects you promptly and handles luggage while steering you north along Queensland's scenic coastal route. The 90-minute journey covers roughly 70 kilometres of impressive landscape. Ask your driver about local spots worth visiting, eat at, or explore during your stay—they know the region well and enjoy sharing recommendations.
Track wild kangaroos across their natural habitat in the Blue Mountains or outer Sydney regions on this half-day private excursion. Your guide navigates to active feeding and resting grounds where you'll encounter these animals behaving as they normally do—grazing, socialising, and moving through the bush. With sightings frequently exceeding 100 individuals, you're observing genuine wildlife rather than captive populations. The three-and-a-half-hour outing includes vehicle transport from your accommodation, park entry, and expert commentary from experienced guides.
This 3-day loop from Melbourne traces the Great Ocean Road's dramatic 180km coastal stretch, then pivots inland to the Grampians' sandstone ridges and native bushland. You'll walk through temperate rainforest, stand before the 12 Apostles' limestone stacks, explore an extinct volcano steeped in Aboriginal significance, and summit the Pinnacles for sweeping mountain vistas. Two nights' accommodation (choice of private or shared) in Warrnambool and Halls Gap bracket days of guided exploration with an experienced driver-guide. Breakfast and dinner included.
Pedal through Brisbane's Mt Cootha trails on an electric mountain bike with Ben Forbes, a seasoned enduro racer and local guide. Over two hours, you'll cover far more terrain than walking allows, spot native wildlife, pick up genuine MTB techniques, and come away with professional shots of your ride. The electric assist means you can focus on trail craft and adventure rather than pure fitness.
Master the craft of throwing an authentic Aboriginal returning boomerang in Brisbane over two hours. Work in a tight group of four with dedicated instruction on technique and safety. You'll select a hand-painted boomerang to take home, practise with training versions, and learn the physics behind this ancient tool. The session includes sunscreen, water, and air-conditioned transport to the throwing ground.
Head out to Low Isles from Port Douglas on a compact half-day snorkel trip designed to skip the rough seas. The sheltered lagoon lets you explore coral and fish directly off the beach in a small group of 14 or fewer. Glass-bottom boat option available for those who'd rather stay dry. All gear supplied, plus lycra or wetsuit depending on season. Three and a half hours total.
Pedal through Perth's riverside landscape on this three-hour guided ride, linking the city's architectural landmarks with waterfront scenery. You'll roll past heritage structures, modern bridges, and coves while staying on dedicated cycle paths throughout. The route connects The Old Perth Mill, Optus Stadium, Claisebrook Cove, Mends Street Jetty, Matagarup Bridge, Elizabeth Quay, and The Bell Tower—a compact survey of what makes Perth's foreshore distinct.
Tear through Sydney's harbour on the back of a Harley, hitting the Harbour Bridge, Story Bridge and Anzac Bridge in 60 minutes. Licensed riders handle the throttle whilst you soak in salt spray and city views from passenger seat. Gear and helmet supplied. Private booking means no sharing your ride time.
Spend eight hours aboard a small boat off Bruny Island watching your guide harvest abalone and sea urchin from the ocean floor, then eat them within hours of collection. The chef prepares lobster, calamari, oysters and urchin roe on deck while you sip local wine and beer against the Tasmanian coastline. Limited to twelve passengers, this is seafood at its source—no middleman, no delay between water and plate.
Cycle through Victoria's Mornington Peninsula on quiet country roads and rail trails, starting from Arthurs Seat with sweeping views across Port Phillip Bay. This six-hour self-guided tour winds past working vineyards, craft breweries and market gardens, letting you set your own rhythm and stop where you fancy. Pick up provisions from farm gates or local shops, or book into one of the region's established restaurants. Finish with a wine tasting at Stonier Estate, known for cool-climate varieties.
A licensed shuttle service connecting Launceston airport to Cradle Mountain National Park over two hours. Your driver knows Tasmania intimately and points out landmarks en route, including Sheffield, the gateway town to the park. The service caters especially to Overland Track walkers arriving by air, and return trips back to Launceston can be arranged. Perfect for bypassing the drive yourself and arriving refreshed at your accommodation.
A private nine-hour guided drive from Sydney into Blue Mountains National Park, taking in the region's most celebrated lookouts and villages. Your guide navigates you through World Heritage landscape to spot the Three Sisters rock formation, descend into Jamison Valley to witness Katoomba Falls, and discover the quieter corners of Grose Valley and Bridal Veil Falls. Stop in the mountain towns of Leura, Katoomba, and Blackheath to stretch your legs and absorb the alpine character. Suits groups up to six travelling at a comfortable pace.
Pedal through Echuca's riverside backbone on electric bike, following quiet routes that bypass the main tourist drag. You'll ride past working paddle steamers and into the historic port precinct, taking in the Murray River's edge and the native bush of the reserve. The 90-minute loop is effortless even if you haven't cycled in years—the e-bike does the heavy lifting while your guide fills in the local story. Departs from Murray Esplanade.
Walk the full 135-km Cape to Cape Track along Western Australia's Margaret River coastline over 8 days, staying in comfortable lodge accommodation rather than camping. Each day brings fresh cliff-top views and white-sand beaches underfoot. You'll carry only a day pack, eat well, and return to proper beds each night. Designed for walkers with moderate fitness—plenty choose shorter daily distances or take a rest day without penalty. Small groups mean you'll likely walk alongside the same faces, swapping stories from the trail.
Visit three Brisbane microbreweries on this afternoon tour, tasting craft beers and learning how local brewers do things differently. You'll travel between venues in an air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable guide, spend time at each brewery understanding their process and flavour profiles, and meet other beer enthusiasts in small groups. The tour runs 3.5 hours and supports Brisbane's independent brewing community.
Fish the sheltered waters of Gold Coast's Broadwater aboard the Beachcomber, a roomy vessel designed for up to eight anglers. This five-hour private charter supplies rods, reels and tackle so you can test different techniques across calm flats and channels. The boat's extended canopy and drop-down side panels keep you shaded or protected from wind, whilst onboard facilities and complimentary refreshments mean you stay comfortable between casts. Expect to tangle with flathead, bream and whiting depending on conditions and season.
Spend seven and a half hours exploring Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula with a small group and driver-guide. You'll visit Port Arthur's convict-era ruins, walk coastal tracks past sea cliffs, and scan the water for wildlife. The tour includes hotel collection and on-board commentary, with a photographer capturing moments along the way. Lunch isn't provided, so bring supplies or plan a stop.
The Nostalgia Box is Australia's sole video game console museum, housed in Perth and recognised in the 2019 Guinness World Record Gamer's Edition. Spend two hours wandering through decades of gaming hardware, from early arcade cabinets to modern systems, with hands-on access to playable machines throughout. Whether you're chasing childhood memories or discovering how gaming evolved, you'll walk through gaming history at your own pace.