Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Australia

The Australia Multi-City Attractions Pass allows you to visit top attractions throughout Australia at a great savings. Choose from five, seven or ten tickets to be loaded onto a smartcard, which you then use for easy entry to the best attractions in Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and destinations throughout Tasmania. You have an entire three months to use your tickets from the date of card activation. Use your tickets all in one city, or spread them over as many cities as you like, and save up to 40% on regular admission prices.

You won't believe your eyes at A Maze'N Things, Phillip Island's family-friendly world of fun and games. Try to find your way out of a giant maze and tackle other hands-on challenges and activities designed for the young and young at heart. Marvel at hilarious and head-scratching optical illusion rooms, where visitors appear to shrink in size and defy gravity. Upgrade to extend the fun with a delicious visit to Phillip Island Chocolate Factory.

Australia Zoo is home of the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin. Explore the vast zoological park and see over 1,200 animals from native Aussie animals like wombats, dingoes and crocodiles, to exotic creatures like red pandas, Bengal tigers and komodo dragons. Choose from a 1- or 2-day admission ticket and enjoy thrilling educational wildlife shows, supervised feeding demonstrations and amusement rides.

Join your Aboriginal tour guide to learn about the Cadigal people - the traditional owners of the Sydney city area. Depending on the season you'll forage and eat Australian Bush Foods as you walk and talk.

Experience one of the world's longest wooden piers with a combo ticket for the Busselton Jetty train and Underwater Observatory. Enjoy magnificent views over Geographe Bay as you ride the Busselton Jetty railway, then marvel at colorful corals and exotic marine life on a guided tour of the Underwater Observatory.

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.

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.

This tour is ideal for cruise ship passengers as well as other travelers staying in or around Cairns. Be escorted by your guide on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, which will take you into the Kuranda Ranges. Enjoy a short walk, views, souvenir shopping, a delicious lunch, and Queensland's largest oceanarium. This handy day trip includes many of Cairns' top sites, which would be difficult to fit into one day if traveling independently.

See some of Australia's most fearsome wildlife up close during a visit to the Australian Reptile Park in Gosford. As well as wildlife such as koalas and kangaroos, you'll observe fearsome crocodiles, venomous snakes, and the deadly funnel web spider. For kids, there's a reptilian adventure playground and for adults, free access to car parks, picnic areas, and gas BBQs, guaranteeing a fantastic family day out.  

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.

Combine three of Canberra's most unique cultural highlights into one money-saving ticket with the 3infun Attraction Pass. Discover Australia's sporting triumphs at the Australian Institute of Sport (The AIS); see some of the world's most iconic cities recreated in miniature at the Cockington Green Gardens; and get excited about science at Questacon - The National Science and Technology Centre. Best of all: your pass is valid for a whole year and includes one-time entrance to each attraction, plus a repeat visit to the attraction of your choice.

Visit top attractions in and around Australia's most popular cities at a great savings by using the Australia Sightseeing Pass. Make your own itinerary, choosing from a variety of sightseeing day tours offered in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns, the Gold Coast, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, Alice Springs, or Ayers Rock. Your pass can include either 4, 8, or 12 coupons, which are exchanged for your selected excursions across the land down under. Travel independently and save money with the Australia Sightseeing Pass, which is valid for 12 months.

Delve into the extensive natural history and anthropology collections of the Australian Museum, the first museum to be established in Australia. Your admission ticket takes you into the internationally heralded museum that preserves more than 18 million items inside a massive colonial building located across from Hyde Park. Walk through halls that contain indigenous artifacts, dinosaur skeletons, rare minerals and fossils, and mega-fauna such as giant wombats that once roamed the continent. Younger children can explore fun educational exhibits, making it a great excursion for all ages.  

This fascinating tour will introduce you to the ancestral lands of the Koolin nation and teach you about Aboriginal traditions. You won't have to worry about getting lost, as an Aboriginal guide will accompany you around Melbourne's Royal Botanic Garden. Enjoy learning about indigenous plants and trees, and their uses for food and medicine. It'll be a fascinating cultural experience as you'll be part of a traditional smoking ceremony, and also get to sample lemon myrtle tea.

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.

See Australian wildlife up close with exclusive morning access to the Melbourne Zoo. Enter the zoo before it opens and check out koalas, emus, exotic birds, and more. Serve breakfast to a kangaroo, explore a wombat's subterranean burrow, and learn all about these amazing animals before the crowds arrive. You'll have the chance to spend free time in the zoo after your tour concludes.

Sport holds an important place in Australian culture and you can get an insight into this national obsession on this guided walking tour. Visit Sydney's home of sport where sporting heroes play cricket, rugby, soccer, and Australian rules football, run down the tunnel, admire trophies, and learn all about its colorful history.

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

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.

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.