Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Explore the ancient Daintree Rainforest on Queensland's far north coast with a private guide who knows the area inside out. This 9-hour outing takes you by air-conditioned minivan through World Heritage terrain, includes a river cruise spotting saltwater crocs, proper meals with drinks, and a stop at Cape Tribulation Beach. Hotel transfers bracket the day, so you just show up and follow along.
Skip the Airlie Beach crowds and head north to Bowen, a quieter coastal town with dramatic beaches and quiet viewpoints. This six-hour small-group tour with Airlie Adventure Tours (Eco Tourism Australia Certified) hits the scenic spots locals actually frequent — coves tucked away from the main tourist drag, stretches of sand backed by bushland, and vantage points across the Whitsundays. Prawns and sparkling wine bookend the day, with snacks and water refills throughout.
Spot kangaroos and koalas at Coombabah Lake before heading up to Mount Tamborine for scones and Gold Coast views. This five-hour haulage loops through the hinterland's best bits—natural wildlife, mountain-village galleries, and a proper morning tea at a heritage property. Includes transport from selected Gold Coast pick-up points, park entry, and a knowledgeable guide throughout.
Learn rope descent techniques from accredited instructors, then abseil down natural rock walls in Morialta Gorge near Adelaide. This three-hour session gives you hands-on training in safety and equipment handling before you tackle the cliff face, with views across the conservation park and St Vincent Gulf. Local koalas often inhabit the surrounding eucalyptus trees, adding wildlife spotting to the experience.
Skip the airport shuttle queue with a private Mercedes or Sprinter minibus direct from your Melbourne CBD, Docklands or Southbank hotel to MEL. Kojii Transport handles groups of four or more with straightforward door-to-door service, child seats included at no extra cost, and essentials like water and Wi-Fi on board. Book with confidence—cancel free up to 24 hours before departure.
Jump tandem with South Australia's most seasoned skydiving crew over Lake Alexandrina near Langhorne Creek. This four-hour experience pairs you with an instructor for the freefall and parachute descent, delivering genuine adrenaline and views across the sprawling lake landscape. You'll exit the aircraft, experience weightlessness at altitude, then glide back to earth with a souvenir certificate in hand.
Sail Sydney Harbour aboard Southwinds, a 61-foot classic yacht, on this 2.5-hour hands-on experience departing from Manly. Work alongside experienced skippers to hoist sails and take the helm past the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, or simply watch from deck. No sailing knowledge required—you control your level of involvement. A tender ferries you from Manly Sailing to the yacht anchored in the bay.
Join Chef Jacqui in her Melbourne kitchen for a hands-on 5-hour cooking class blending classical French technique with native Australian ingredients. You'll prepare and cook a three-course meal from scratch—canapés through to dessert—then sit down to eat what you've made together. Jacqui draws on years working in top European and Australian kitchens, teaching you her approach to confident, seasonal cooking using produce from her garden and local Mornington Peninsula suppliers.
This 10-hour Blue Mountains adventure captures three distinct experiences in a single outing. You'll explore the escarpment's dramatic daylight vistas, catch the sunset from a panoramic lookout, then descend into a cave system to witness thousands of bioluminescent glow worms clustered overhead. The full arc—day to dusk to night—reveals how the landscape transforms across light conditions, with knowledgeable guides leading you safely between each phase.
Ride through Sydney's coastal and urban landmarks aboard a three-wheeled trike with a local enthusiast guide. This 90-minute tour takes you through Bondi and beyond, where you'll experience the city from an open-air perspective—wind, salt air, and all. Your guide steers their pride-and-joy vehicle whilst sharing insider knowledge of neighbourhoods, beaches, and hidden spots. Groups of 2–3 passengers sit behind the rider, swapping stories and snapping photos along the way.
Explore Australia's oldest wine region on a personalised 8–11 hour tour of the Hunter Valley. Visit three hand-selected wineries or swap one for a gin and vodka tasting, sampling wines matched with local cheeses, chocolates or charcuterie boards. The valley's 200-plus producers sit amid farmland and rolling hills. Tailor your day to suit your palate—whether you're a seasoned collector, curious newcomer or spirits enthusiast—with optional upgrades available.
Skip the tourist circuits and experience Melbourne's after-dark culture with a local guide who knows where to go. Over three to four hours, you'll hop between neighbourhood bars and intimate venues, sampling cocktails and wine whilst grazing on progressive small plates and dessert. Your host—someone who actually lives this scene—shares the stories behind the city's colourful past: the old speakeasies, the rogues, the music venues that shaped it all. Tailored entirely to your tastes, this is nightlife on your terms.
A bespoke eight-hour private tour of Sydney that balances iconic landmarks with quieter local escapes. Your dedicated guide picks you up from your hotel, airport, or cruise terminal and navigates you through the Harbour, Opera House, The Rocks, and Bondi in a luxury Land Rover Discovery fitted with leather seats, dual air-conditioning, and large windows. The itinerary weaves past the postcard sights into lesser-known bushland pockets and secluded waterside spots, away from tourist throngs. Refreshments and wifi travel with you; the day concludes with your return to your starting point.
Pedal through Tweed hinterland's quieter corners on a premium e-bike, combining sections of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail with rainforest and rural lanes. Starting from Mooball, you'll navigate a suggested route at your own pace over 5–6 hours (roughly 3–3.5 hours of actual riding), with the option to swim at Unicorn Falls in Mount Jerusalem National Park. E-assist makes rolling hills manageable for riders with moderate fitness; you control stops, detours and speed throughout.
Learn kitesurfing across three hours at Shark Bay in Western Australia, where instructors prioritise safety and environmental stewardship. You'll progress from fundamentals to independent riding, using rental gear and local knowledge to build skills that stick. The lesson includes a safari component and a downwinder run, giving you real water time alongside instruction.
Lift off from Broome for a 45-minute helicopter circuit tracing the coastline and inland waterways. You'll sweep low over Cable Beach, then head north across Willie Creek's pearl farms—watch for saltwater crocs in the shallows—before banking past wild horses on the flats. The route follows Barred Creek to Quandong Point's dramatic reef and red cliffs, then returns along the coast via Gantheaume Point lighthouse and Dampier Creek, with regular sightings of marine life in the shallows below.
A three-hour surf lesson at Double Island Point, accessible only by 4WD across Rainbow Beach. You'll paddle into one of Australia's longest waves within a protected Marine Park, with qualified instructors guiding you through fundamentals in waist-deep, crystalline waters. The remoteness keeps crowds at bay, making this Queensland gem ideal for learning on genuinely quality swells that let you progress fast.
Jump from altitude over Rottnest Island with a tandem instructor, experiencing roughly a minute of freefall before parachuting down to a pristine beach. The package includes a same-day return ferry from Perth's Barrack Street, island entry, and professional guidance throughout. You'll see the WA coastline and Perth skyline on the flight up, then drift silently under parachute with unobstructed views across the island before landing on sand.
Spend two hours at Printhie Wines in Orange with a private picnic across the vineyard estate. You'll taste a selection of wines from the Topography range, then claim your own spot among rolling hills and apple orchards to eat from a gourmet hamper stocked with charcuterie, cheese, fruit and seasonal treats. A guided tasting helps you choose a bottle to take home.
Walk through two hours of Canberra's political and cultural heart with a local guide. Starting at Parliament House, you'll see the marble grandeur of both chambers, then move through Old Parliament House Gardens where Australia's democracy took root. The route takes in a rare 1297 Magna Carta, the National Library's collection, Commonwealth Place's flag displays, and finishes at the National Gallery to encounter the world's most significant Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art holdings. Architecture, governance, and artistic heritage come alive through ground-level storytelling.
Fly by helicopter from Brisbane to Sirromet Winery at Mount Cotton, landing in style for a two-hour vineyard visit. This three-hour experience pairs aerial views of Brisbane's CBD with time to taste wines, explore manicured grounds, and dine at the estate's restaurants—all at your own pace. Your pilot waits on standby via text, ready for the scenic return flight whenever you wish. Groups up to 30 accommodated across multiple aircraft.
Paddle across Sydney Harbour in a single kayak during golden hour, with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge framing your route. This 90-minute session runs at varying times depending on sunset, departing roughly an hour before dusk. You'll move at an easy pace suitable for complete beginners through to experienced paddlers, guided by qualified staff who prioritise safety without sacrificing the thrill of being on the water as the city's landmarks light up.
Direct sedan transfer from Sunshine Coast Airport to your Noosa accommodation, taking roughly 30 minutes. A driver meets you at the terminal and handles your luggage, whisking you away in a premium Lexus or Mercedes. Covers up to two passengers and standard checked bags. All fees included in the quoted price.
Spend six hours combining paddling, hiking and 4WD exploration through Kalbarri National Park's remote gorges. You'll navigate the Murchison River's bends beneath towering sandstone walls, trek to seasonal waterfalls and soak in hidden pools far from other visitors. The route demands moderate fitness but rewards you with landscapes most tourists never reach. Air-conditioned transport gets you between each section.
This 4-hour experience combines a 90-minute coastal cruise with entry to Port Arthur Historic Site. You'll navigate the Tasman Peninsula's dramatic shoreline—past sea caves, natural arches, and 200-metre dolerite cliffs—ending at Cape Raoul where Australian fur seals bask on the rocks. The route takes in historical landmarks like Point Puer and Isle of the Dead, plus pristine white-sand beaches at Safety Cove and Crescent Bay, with Mt Brown rising behind.
Skip the airport queuing and ride into Sydney CBD in a spacious Mercedes Sprinter minivan, booked just for your group of up to 11 people. Your driver meets you at the terminal, sorts your luggage (up to 11 check-in cases plus carry-ons), and handles the drive to your hotel or address in the city centre. No surprises—air-conditioned comfort, real-time tracking on your phone, and a crew that knows Sydney's traffic patterns.
Spend seven hours exploring Queensland's Noosa Hinterland with an award-winning local guide who knows the region intimately. You'll travel through rolling hills and hidden valleys, stopping at a working vineyard for wine and cheese, a mead house or craft brewery depending on the day, and a country restaurant for gourmet lunch. The tour wraps with tea or coffee overlooking the Noosa Everglades. Door-to-door transport in a comfortable vehicle is included, along with all tastings and meals.
Launch yourself 300 metres above the Gold Coast on a solo, tandem, or triple parasail. You'll drift over Surfers Paradise and the Broadwater for two hours of uninterrupted coastline views. Whether you're chasing a personal thrill or sharing the experience, you'll be harnessed safely and fitted with all gear on site. Perfect for anyone wanting to see the strip from an angle most tourists never reach.
A two-day guided tour of Cairo's archaeological and cultural landmarks, starting with airport pickup. Day one covers the Giza pyramids, the Sphinx, Memphis, Saqqara, and Dahshur. Day two includes the Egyptian Museum, Saladin Citadel, and Khan El Khalili bazaar before airport transfer. A private air-conditioned vehicle and Egyptologist guide accompany you throughout, with breakfast and lunch included both days.
Explore the Barossa Valley's finest vineyards on a bespoke 7–8 hour tour designed around your group's preferences. Travel in a private 13-seat minibus with up to 11 others, visiting handpicked wineries including Chateau Yaldara, Kies, Rusden, and Maggie Beer Farm Shop. Includes wine tastings, lunch, and water. Arrange barrel tastings and winemaker meetings in advance for deeper insight into the region's production methods.
Tear across the Gold Coast's waterways on a jet ski, starting with confidence-building laps before heading out on a 15km coastal run. You'll throttle past the Surfers Paradise skyline, skim sandbars around South Stradbroke Island, and spot wildlife along subtropical shores. Choose your pace—flat out or cruising—then loop back to base. The whole outing takes 90 minutes and suits riders aged 7 and up, with younger kids welcome as passengers.
Spend an hour at Trevena Glen Farm getting up close with working farm animals. You'll move through the property observing daily farm operations whilst handling donkeys, alpacas, goats, sheep, pigs, horses, chickens, guinea pigs, a turkey and a cow. It's a hands-on session designed for small groups keen to connect with livestock rather than a passive tour. All ages welcome, with children needing adult supervision.
This 2.5-hour private walking tour cuts through Melbourne's layers with a local who knows the backstreets and stories. You'll move from the raw history of the Old Melbourne Gaol through the ornate Victorian shopfronts of the Block Arcade and beyond, hitting the landmarks that actually matter. Private means your guide is yours alone—ask what you want, get genuine local tips, and skip the generic commentary.
Paint the MacDonnell Ranges as they shift through gold and crimson at Simpsons Gap, just outside Alice Springs. This four-hour workshop teaches watercolour fundamentals through guided exercises that build confidence without demanding prior experience. You'll work outdoors with real landscapes unfolding before you, using provided materials and transport included. Ideal for anyone wanting to capture light and colour rather than perfect technique.
A 12-hour loop along Victoria's Great Ocean Road in a small coach (max 15 guests), hitting the 12 Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge before stopping at a wildlife sanctuary to meet kangaroos, emus and dingoes. You'll walk through Jan Juc and Apollo Bay's coastal villages, tuck into organic lunch at the park, and raise a glass of sparkling overlooking the limestone stacks. Departs and returns to Melbourne city.
Three days tracing south-east Australia's most dramatic coastline, from Adelaide through wine country to Melbourne via the Great Ocean Road. Small groups of up to eight travellers move briskly through farmland and the Coonawarra region, then linger along cliff-hugging roads where limestone stacks rise from churning waters. You'll taste local wines, stay two nights in comfortable hotels, and eat breakfast and dinner together—the itinerary balances efficient driving with proper time to absorb the landscape's sheer variety.
Ride through Sydney on a custom three-wheel trike with a local owner-operator who tailors the route and timing to suit you. The 1-hour tour accommodates up to three passengers behind the rider, with stops for photographs at iconic backdrops across the city. You'll wear a provided helmet and jacket throughout. Tours are flexible—ring ahead to arrange your preferred start time and location.
Strap in with a trained instructor and launch from 8,000 or 15,000 feet above Coffs Harbour for a tandem skydive that cuts straight to the rush. You'll freefall together before the chute deploys, then drift down past the Solitary Islands Marine Reserve towards a beach landing. Two hours total, from ground briefing through landing certificate.
A 10-and-a-half-hour walking tour through the Blue Mountains that skips the crowded lookouts in favour of quieter corners and lesser-visited gorges. You'll cover genuine backcountry terrain with a guide who knows where the locals go—expect ridgelines, creek crossings, and views most day-trippers never find. All photos are shot on tour and shared via Google Drive afterwards.
A 5-hour loop through Eden's coastal landscapes, visiting dramatic clifftop formations, heritage sites, and secluded beaches. This small-group tour (max 10 people) hits the Pinnacles' jagged rock faces, Ben Boyd Tower's historic perch, and Davidson Whaling Station before pausing for lunch overlooking the water. Designed for cruise passengers wanting efficient access to the region's natural and cultural landmarks without the typical tour-coach crowds.