With ancient Aboriginal culture, spectacular natural world, the infinite Outback, amazingly diverse cities, laid-back coastal living, superb food and top wines, a trip to Australia is more than just a holiday - it’s an experience to be savoured. So, what are you waiting for? Come and say g’day!
Sydney is bound to beckon with its iconic attractions and brilliant beaches, whilst sports lovers shouldn’t miss Melbourne. Bustling Adelaide is a magnet for cultural events and has a thriving foodie scene, Brisbane is the hub of a huge holiday region, whilst Darwin brims with adventure! Perth is the place to go for relaxed easy living and finally, a visit to Tassie’s port capital and Australia’s second oldest city, Hobart is a great stop if time...
Showing 0 offer available.
Australia’s climate varies, from hot and tropical in the far north to cool and even snowy in the south. The Australian winter from June to August is generally mild, but there may be snow in the southern mountain regions and dry, sunny days in the northern states. Summer runs between December and February for most of the country, although it is the wet season in the tropical north.
Australia has numerous gateways, with Sydney and Melbourne being the busiest. All flights (except Perth) involve a stopover, either in the Middle East or Far East. Journey time to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Adelaide from the UK is approximately 21 hours; Darwin 17 hours while Perth is approximately 16¾ hours non-stop.
Australian Dollar
Our recommendations for the best places to visit in Australia.
Showing 48 experiences in Australia
DONUTS & DISCOVERY WALKING TOUR from £47 This two hour tour is a wonderful way to discover Brisbane’s hidden gems, including hidden laneways filled with street art and unusual sculptures. At the tour’s midpoint, stop for a break with Brisbane’s best donuts and coffee.
from
This full day tour on Kangaroo Island begins in the island’s north west in an important private wildlife refuge, Kangaroo Island Land for Wildlife. Break for an elegant picnic lunch in the bus and then travel into Flinders Chase National Park, to see Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch.
from
(includes picnic lunch)
A full day tour from the Gold Coast which includes views from Tamborine Mountain, vineyards and a treetop canopy walk at O’Reilly’s within Lamington National Park.
from
Board the Vino Bus from Brisbane for a full day tour to Tamborine Mountain where you visit four award-winning wineries and a distillery, with a private guided tasting at each. Picture credit: Tourism & Events Queensland.
from
(includes lunch, tastings & snacks)
Head north towards Yanchep National Park to see koalas and kangaroos before reaching Nambung National Park to see the mystical Pinnacle Desert. Onwards to the lobster town of Cervantes where you feast on a fish ‘n’ chip lunch before visiting the Swan Valley to sample some of the regions famed produce. Minimum 4 years.
from
(includes lunch)
On this two hour tour from Phillip Island visitors are taken in small groups to a beautiful secluded beach away from the traditional Penguin Parade for a more intimate glimpse of the Little Penguins at sunset before they return to their burrows. Escorted by a Nature Park ranger, this is a fully accredited eco tour, perfect for lovers of both nature and adventure. Minimum age 16 years.
from
This 1½ hour tour in Yallingup starts with a short guided bushwalk identifying traditional medicinal plants. Next you will venture into Ngilgi Cave, where the good spirit Ngilgi dwells, to hear Dreamtime legends and hear a mesmerising didgeridoo performance. Minimum age 5 years. Photo credit: Tourism Western Australia
from
A half day tour taking in the historic Rocks, Mrs Macquarie’s Point, views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, Watsons Bay, Bondi Beach and more.
from
Highlights of this full day tour include the impressive natural beauty of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park with its ancient Aboriginal sites, plus see Palm Beach, Long Reef Point and more. The tour ends at Manly Wharf where you can take the ferry back to the city (at extra expense).
from
Travel from Ayers Rock Resort for an unforgettable sunset with Uluru as your backdrop. As darkness then falls, stroll amongst the coloured lights of Field of Light’s 50,000 glass spheres as they gently sparkle into life. Dinner and an Indigenous performance complete the evening. Photo credit: Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia
from
(includes dinner)
This morning cruise from Glenelg is aboard Temptation, a 58ft catamaran. Sometimes it’s a matter of minutes before you see the first dolphins of the day, as they seemingly come out of nowhere to play and frolic around the ship’s hulls. For those that choose to, there is the option to don a wetsuit, snorkel and mask, then hop into the water for an amazing swim.
from
Depart Hobart for Kettering and the ferry to Bruny Island. On arrival, visit Truganini Lookout and Adventure Bay. Enjoy a scenic drive through rainforests to South Bruny National Park for an exclusive Cape Bruny Lighthouse tour to learn about its history and take in the sea views. Enjoy a lunch of local produce overlooking Sunset Beach before an afternoon of more local delights with chocolate, fudge and honey tastings.
from
(includes lunch)
Travel by ferry from Darwin to Bathurst Island where you join a Tiwi guide for a Welcome to Country ceremony. Visit the Patakijiyali Museum and then spend an afternoon with an Aboriginal artist to create your own work of art . Photo credit: Tourism NT/Helen Orr
from
(includes lunch)
Green Olive at Red Hill is a whole farm experience. They grow olives, grapes, herbs and veggies, hops and bush food as well as raise sheep and chooks to create a range of food and wine you’ll love. This farm picnic will certainly be a Mornington Peninsula experience to remember, with a delicious selection of grazing style food and wine to enjoy. Photo credit: Harry Pope, Visit Victoria
from
(includes picnic lunch)
Depart Geraldton for a one hour flight to see the Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon, whose pink hue is created by the presence of an algae. It’s a remarkable sight!
from
This five hour tour from Magnetic Island takes you to some of the healthiest and most abundant reefs where you can swim and snorkel in the pristine waters and amongst the corals, possibly encountering some of the awesome marine life.
from
Step onboard the West Coast Wilderness Railway’s heritage train in Strahan and head deep into the rainforest. Journey over the Iron Bridge at Teepookana, once a thriving port town, before disembarking at Lower Landing Station. Enjoy a short nature walk before returning to Strahan. Photo credit: Tourism Australia
from
Spend a day exploring the wonders of Kangaroo Island by coach. Highlights include Seal Bay Conservation Park for a guided beach walk and Flinders Chase National Park where you see Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, plus you may even spy koalas and wallabies.
from
(includes lunch)
Cruise from Airlie Beach aboard the catamaran Camira, taking in the azure blue waters of the Whitsunday Islands, see the Hill Inlet lookout, learn about the history and snorkel the inner reef.
from
(includes lunch)
A wonderful day lies ahead as you discover boutique wineries that are big on character. Wine guides will create an engaging wine experience for you as you visit both big name and small family-owned wineries.
from
(includes lunch & wine tastings)
This five hour tour will suit wine lovers short on time wanting to experience a cross-section of iconic cellar doors. Depart from Penola and visit 3-4 wineries, meet the winemakers and enjoy a hearty local produce platter with a glass of wine to pair with your lunch. Photo credit: Tourism Australia/South Australia Tourism Commission
from
(includes lunch)
This full day tour includes travel by coach as well as a two hour lunch cruise along the Murray River, taking in views of the stunning orange cliffs, weeping willows and wildlife There is time to explore the riverbank and take in more vistas before a scenic drive through the picturesque Adelaide Hills and a visit to both Melba’s Chocolate Factory and Woodside Cheese Wrights. Photo credit: Proud Mary
from
(includes lunch)
Depart Airlie Beach for an exhilarating day cruising the Whitsunday Islands aboard Thundercat, which has the highest level of ECO certification offered in Australia. Visit Whitehaven Beach, take a guided bush walk to Hill Inlet lookout and snorkel at two sites over the Great Barrier Reef.
from
(includes lunch)
Join a local guide for a day of exploring the natural history of Wilpena Pound. Visit Hills Homestead, Wangara Lookout and Bridle Gap. Available from Flinders Ranges.
from
(includes picnic lunch)
Enjoy a 4½ hour cruise of the waterways surrounding Freycinet National Park. Discover a coast dotted with white sand beaches, explore the inner passage of remote Schouten Island before heading into the Tasman Sea towards Wineglass Bay. Relax in the comfort of the Vista Lounge, whose floor-to-ceiling windows are complemented by spacious outdoor decks. Photo credit: Tourism Australia
from
(includes lunch)
Discover the spectacular scenery, wildlife and geology of the Flinders Ranges National Park. Stop for lunch at the Blinman Hotel before venturing underground through the Heritage Blinman Copper Mine. Available from Flinders Ranges.
from
(includes lunch)
Travel from Ayers Rock Resort for a seat in an open-air desert theatre for a 20 minute immersive light and sound show, bringing to life the ancient Mala story of the Anangu people. Photo credit: Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia
from
(includes snacks & refreshments)
Bremer Bay lies 5 hours drive of Perth and here you set out by boat to the edge of the continental shelf to hopefully spot orca, sperm whales, beaked whales and pilot whales. Available Jan-Mar and minimum 4 years.
from
(includes lunch)
Discover Ningaloo in a day from Exmouth. Ascend to the top of Cape Range to view Charles Knife Gorge and sprawling Exmouth Gulf views, discover the unique flora and fauna of Cape Range National Park, enjoy an exclusive tour of tranquil Yardie Creek, visit Vlamingh Head Lighthouse and more.
from
(includes lunch)
This full day ultimate eco tour includes a visit to spectacular Cape Woolamal Surf Beach, where it’s not uncommon to see dolphins and seals frolicking off shore. Travel on to see the Nobbies and Australia’s largest fur seal colony at Seal Rocks. The tour concludes at Summerland Beach to watch hundreds of Little Penguins emerge from the sea and waddle to their burrows.
from
This three hour cruise departs Noosaville and takes you through the southern end of the Everglades system. Learn of the flora and fauna, and watch the stunning colours as the sun sets.
from
Visit the Voyager Estate in Margaret River where you begin with a guided walk through the estate’s vineyards. From here, head to the winery, tasting wine straight from the barrel and gaining an insight into the winemaking craft. Return to the cellar door for a selection of celebrated wines and delicious cheeses. Photo credit: Tourism Western Australia
from
(includes wine & cheese tastings)
his superb full day tour gives you breathtaking views from a selection of lookout points in the Blue Mountains. Continue to Scenic World for access to three amazing sightseeing rides and a guided boardwalk through the rainforest before taking a Parramattta river cruise into Sydney Harbour.
from
(including lunch)
Travel south from Perth to Busselton to view the iconic jetty. Continue to a local boutique brewery for lunch and tastings, before visiting a winery. Mammoth Cave follows and then you travel on to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse to view the meeting of two oceans. Final stop is Margaret River Town for a brief stroll of the main street. Minimum 4 years.
from
(includes lunch)
This full day tour from Darwin stops at Florence Falls for a scenic walk and optional swim. Travel on to magnificent Tolmer Falls, Wangi Falls for another swim, and finally the historic Strauss Airstrip.
from
(includes lunch)
Travel from the Sunshine Coast to the Hinterland for a day of fabulous food and wine. Includes cheese tasting in Maleny, a fabulous two course lunch, cellar door wine tasting, a visit to the quaint village of Montville, and a sample box of homemade Belgian chocolate. Photo credit: Tourism & Events Queensland
from
(including lunch)
Travel from Ayers Rock Resort for a two hour immersive experience that shines a light on Anangu artists whose artwork is brought to life before the glowing silhouettes of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Photo credit: Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia
from
Depart Fremantle or Perth for a comprehensive full day tour of Rottnest Island (including return ferry). Highlights include a heritage train ride to Oliver Hill and bus tour of the island taking in many of the island’s top sights, flora and fauna, and stunning beaches. Minimum 4 years.
from
(includes light lunch)
On this hour long tour explore the heart of Adelaide through a First Nations perspective, walking and learning about the wonderful and tragic colonial history. Stops may include the River Torrens, Elder Park and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorial.
from
Begin this full day tour cruising the full length of Whitehaven Beach and across Hill Inlet. Here, take a leisurely guided walk to the lookout for picture-perfect views. Further walks are available or you can chill on the beach. Available from Hamilton Island, Airlie Beach or Daydream Island. Physical rating note: Please be advised that a moderate level of fitness and agility is recommended for this experience, which includes bushwalking. High temperatures and humidity are possible, especially in the summer months.
from
(includes lunch)
Enjoy a 75 minute walking tour through the magical Otways bushland in the company of a conservationist guide. The tour also includes a visit to the Research Base, to learn more about projects undertaken by the Conservation Ecology Centre.
from
Get acquainted with the wonderful Mornington Peninsula, starting with historic Main Street in Mornington and then on to famous Mount Martha beach. From there, head to the Eagle Gondola for a ride to the Arthurs Seat summit for some fine views. Next up is lunch and wine tastings at a winery before a visit to the chocolaterie for chocolate tastings.
from
(includes lunch & wine tastings)
Travel by coach for a day exploring this world-famous stretch of road. Highlights include a stop for a selfie at the Great Ocean Road sign, a visit to Apollo Bay, a guided forest walk, a view of the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge beach.
from
Spend the day journeying through Grampians National Park, taking in the breathtaking views and amazing landscapes. Learn and appreciate the rich Aboriginal heritage, encounter native wildlife and enjoy bushland hiking trails with the best lookouts for memorable photos.
from
Leave Albany early morning for Bremer Bay where you board your vessel and set off for the Southern Ocean and Bremer Canyon. Here, orca gather and feast on the rich source of food in the water, and hopefully you’ll see them glide by and rise out of the water. Return to Bremer Bay late afternoon and arrive back at Albany early evening. Photo credit: Tourism Western Australia
from
(includes lunch)
What better way to experience the ever-changing views of Sydney Harbour than during a 90 minute cruise as you also enjoy a two-course a la carte lunch.
from
(including lunch)
Stop at Calmsley Hill, a working farm involved in animal rehabilitation before continuing to the Blue Mountains. Admire the stunning views of Jamison Valley and glimpse the famous Three Sisters from Eaglehawk Lookout. After lunch take in views from Govetts Leap Lookout and visit the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden.
from
(including lunch)
We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and strive to offer the best service possible. We don’t just aim to meet our clients' expectations; we strive to exceed them.
Speak to our Travel Experts
Book Channel Islands online
Send us an enquiry
Sign up to receive our e-newsletter and take advantage of our best offers delivered directly to your inbox