Tours and Trips in Australia

Go behind the scenes into our Koala enclosure for your chance to feed Australia's most iconic native animal species.

All You Need Is Love was the ecstatic pop symphony The Beatles wrote to throw their arms around the world on the first global satellite TV link at the height of 1967's summer of love. It was the inspiration for this dazzling and daring new large scale concert production.

If you can't wait to discover the wonders that made the Tasmanian Wilderness a UNESCO World Heritage Site, get a head start on this afternoon Gordon River cruise. Traveling on a state-of-the-art quiet catamaran, soak up views of rare Tasmanian trees, sample leatherwood honey, and see Hells Gates, where river and ocean meet. Upgrade for premier upper deck seating with afternoon tea and free-flow hot drinks.

Hit all the highlights of Australia's Blue Mountains on this day tour from Sydney. View native Australian animals at Featherdale Wildlife Park, see the famous Three Sisters at Echo Park, then head for Scenic World (all three rides included). Wind up with a river cruise on the Parramatta back to Sydney for drop-off at Circular Quay or Darling Harbour. National Park fees and round-trip transportation from select hotels included.

Experience a side of the Adelaide Zoo rare to visitors with an admission ticket that grants early morning access before the zoo opens to the general public. In addition to providing information about the zoo's pandas and conservation efforts, your zookeeper/guide allows you to observe the pandas feeding time. Afterwards, explore the rest of the exhibits at your own pace. Morning tea is provided for your convenience.

Save money and time spent waiting in line by pre-booking your admission to the Alice Springs Telegraph Station, the site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs and the birth of the township. Your entrance ticket includes a roughly 30-minute guided tour that focuses on the history of the area, especially the setup of an underwater cable network to London.

Delve into the rich cultural tapestry of Broome on a full-day tour of the charming Australian town from your Broome hotel. From the comfort of a luxury coach, marvel at Sun Pictures, the world's oldest operating picture house, a Japanese Cemetery and the picturesque Broome Port. Upgrade your tour to include an atmospheric sunset camel ride or relax at a beachside bar on Cable Beach to watch the sun sink into the horizon. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from your Broome hotel on this relaxing tour.

Marvel over colourful corals and schools of tropical fish on this 5.5-hour tour of the Great Barrier Reef from Port Douglas. Set sail for a thrilling cruise around the Low Isles by luxury catamaran, including a delicious afternoon tea served on-board. Enjoy free time to swim or snorkel at the beaches or join a guided snorkeling tour or glass-bottom boat cruise, and learn more about the reef's myriad sea life. This cruise is limited 33 passengers and includes hotel pick-up and snorkeling gear.

Get up close to more than 2,500 animals, including Aussie icons like kangaroos, wombats and Tasmanian devils with a fun family day out at Adelaide Zoo. Meet the zoo's most famous residents, a pair of Giant Pandas, then marvel over rare breeds like Sumatran tigers, sun bears, orangutans and gibbons. That's not all: watch feeding demonstrations; spot weird and wonderful birds as you walk through the aviary; and hand-feed kangaroos, deer and other animals at the Children's Zoo.

Discover the educational innovations of the Alice Springs School of the Air on a guided tour that lasts about one hour. Learn how lessons are provided to students in remote locations across Central Australia, starting in 1951 with radio broadcasts, and now using internet technology. Watch a short film about the school's history, and observe a live lesson as part of your visit.

Airlie Beach is a popular basecamp for visiting the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef, but there are plenty of opportunities for adventure activities without leaving town. This 30-minute jet boat ride will get your adrenaline soaring, as you zoom past the glitzy marina; perform daring turns, drifts and power stops; and enjoy magnificent views of the Whitsundays as you cruise around Pioneer Bay.

Enjoy an authentic desert adventure right in the heart of Australia, as you ride a camel close to Alice Springs. Mount up for a thrilling 1-hour circuit along red sand tracks and forest trails; and spot wild kangaroos and wallabies from your unique vantage point. Finally, stop for a memorable photo against a dramatic backdrop of the Western MacDonell Ranges.

Discover the plants, animals, and people of Australia's central desert environments during a 1.5-hour evening tour of the Alice Springs Desert Park. Your guide leads you on a nighttime walking tour that allows you to see creatures such as echidna and mala (rufous-hare wallaby) as they become active after dark.

In the centre of Adelaide, on the bank of the River Torrens/Karrawirra Parri, have a close encounter with some of Adelaide Zoo's charming primate residents. On this popular behind the scenes experience, hang out with some of the Zoo's monkeys and apes - you might meet gibbons, siamangs or even Sumatran Orangutans. You might even get the chance to feed some of them. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Explore the plants, animals, and people of the desert during a self-guided visit to Alice Springs Desert Park. Learn about the arid regions of central Australia from interpretative displays and daily talks by the staff. Find out who resides in a waterhole and which critters come out at night, among other fun facts.

Discover the legendary heart of Outback culture with this half-day highlights tour of Alice Springs. Visit the historic Overland Telegraph Station and learn how residents have adapted to ultra-remote living at the Royal Flying Doctor Service base and the School of the Air. Encounter fearsome desert creatures at the Alice Springs Reptile Park, and take in sweeping views of the West MacDonnell Ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Enjoy a small-group tour of majestic Kata Tjuta, one of Australia's most iconic natural wonders. Travel from Ayers Rock Resort in air-conditioned 4WD to Walpa Gorge, part of the Kata Tjuta site within World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn the natural history and cultural significance of this sacred site and walk through the gorge for an amazing perspective of this key landmark. Travel in a small group with a maximum of 11 participants for a more intimate experience.

Save money and travel at your own pace at whatever time you'd like on this self-guided audio tour of Adelaide. It's simply a matter of downloading an mp3 audio guide with a map of the area of your tour. Each point on the audio tour - from markets to beaches, churches, and museums - can be completed at your leisure.

Enjoy an in-depth tour of the iconic Adelaide Oval that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the famous sporting venue. Your  knowledgeable guide shares both old and new features of the Oval during your 90-minute tour. Learn about the old scoreboard, the 100-year-old Moreton Bay fig trees, and the famous music groups and sports teams that have performed at the venue. Cricket fans can delve into cricket memorabilia at the Bradman Museum, also located within the Oval complex.

Brisbane's modern waterfront, atmospheric South Bank, and idyllic parks offer endless inspiration for photographers, but capturing the perfect souvenir photos isn't always easy. This 3-hour Brisbane photography tour will help you get the most out of your camera, with expert instruction from a professional photographer, and plenty of tips on composition, camera settings and lighting.