Hand-picked tours across Australia
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Private Hunter Valley Wine Tour | Full Day Experience From Sydney
A tailored full-day wine tour departing Sydney that reaches the Hunter Valley, Australia's pioneering wine region, in just over two hours. You'll visit up to four wineries of your choosing, sampling varieties like Chardonnay, Semillon, Shiraz and Merlot across 150+ producers. The itinerary—including lunch venue and tasting preferences—is built around what you actually want to drink and eat. Optional stop in Wollombi, a historic township, adds context to the region's past.

Sydney Private Tour Inc The Royal National Park and Symbio Zoo
Spend eight hours exploring Royal National Park and southern Sydney's coastline in a private Mercedes with your own driver who customises the itinerary around your interests. Choose between coastal hikes, wildlife spotting at Symbio Zoo, beach swimming, or a leisurely pace with café stops. You decide the rhythm—whether that's tackling headland trails, photographing seabirds, or simply soaking in the views from scenic lookouts. Departing from your accommodation, you'll travel in air-conditioned comfort rather than jostling aboard a crowded minibus.

Blue Mountains Private Tours Sydney Zoo & Scenic World Inclusive
Rocky Road Tours operates small-group private vehicles through the Blue Mountains for eight to ten hours, hitting Sydney Zoo and Scenic World with a local guide who stays with you throughout. You'll skip the coach queues and access quieter vantage points that larger operators miss. The outfit has eight years' track record and lets you adjust the route on the day—pick-up runs from your hotel, airport, or cruise terminal. Guides offer running commentary and walk stops at key moments rather than herding you through on schedule.

Waves Waterfalls and Wineries Full-Day Southern Highlands Private Tour
A 10-hour private loop south of Sydney weaving through coastal parks, up the escarpment, and into the Southern Highlands. Your guide navigates you past dramatic clifftop views, through temperate rainforest, and into wine country—a varied route designed for travellers seeking quieter corners rather than standard circuits. Hotel and port pickups included; bring your own lunch or eat en route.

Kakadu National Park Cultural Experience + Scenic Flight
Combine Kakadu's ancient rock art galleries with a two-hour scenic flight over the World Heritage park, returning to Darwin by late afternoon. This 7-hour experience pairs ground-based cultural exploration of sacred Ubirr sites—home to some of humanity's oldest continuous artistic traditions—with aerial views of the escarpment's dramatic ridgelines and the East Alligator River's paperbark wetlands. A guided river cruise with Guluyambi Cultural Cruises adds water-based perspective on the Bininj/Mungguy landscape. Lunch and park permits included.

E-Bike Hire Echuca Moama - Full Day
Explore the Murray River region on electric bikes, hired for a full day through the Echuca Moama area. Green Pedal e-bikes handle the flat terrain effortlessly, letting you cover more ground without the leg work. Collect your bike near the Visitor Information Centre or arrange delivery to your accommodation within 5km of Echuca CBD. The region's gentle, well-marked routes suit riders of any fitness level, making it possible to discover riverside towns, wetlands and local spots at your own pace.

Half-Day Daintree Rainforest Tour
Spend five hours in North Queensland's Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation, where two World Heritage zones converge. This half-day tour takes you through ancient tropical forest, along pristine beaches, and down Cooper Creek on a crocodile-spotting cruise. You'll travel by air-conditioned vehicle with park fees and ferry included, seeing the landscape where the rainforest meets the reef.

Melbourne Landmark City Tour. Your day Your way Your private tour
A seven-hour private tour tailored to your interests across Melbourne's key districts. Your driver navigates you through CBD landmarks and beyond, mixing short drives with walking stretches. Groups of two to six choose what to see and how long to linger—extend the itinerary, skip a spot, add a neighbourhood. Flexible timing suits cruise passengers and those squeezing sightseeing into a tight schedule.

Lake Cruise and Nature Walk in Lake Macquarie
Combine boat exploration and coastal bushwalking around Lake Macquarie, Australia's largest permanent saltwater lake. This four-hour outing takes you through pristine bays and islands by water, then inland on foot through state conservation areas. A packed lunch overlooking Pulbah Island Nature Reserve caps the day before your return to Speers Point. Weatherproof jackets and park fees included.

Cassowary Coast Goondoi Culture Tour
Spend eight hours in Queensland's wet tropics rainforest with Goondoi Culture Tours, learning directly from knowledgeable guides about Aboriginal history, land management, and living culture. This Ecotourism Australia–certified operation partners with the local community to support conservation of the rainforest and reef while you explore the landscape through an Indigenous lens. You'll move at a measured pace through the forest, stopping to eat fresh local cake and tropical fruit as part of the day's rhythm.

Hop Hunter Brewery Tour - Full Day
Spend seven hours touring three independent breweries across the Hunter Valley with a knowledgeable local guide. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan between venues, sampling craft beers and ciders alongside lunch and snacks. The day suits all fitness levels and includes transport from your meeting point, giving you a proper taste of what NSW's brewing scene produces without worrying about driving.

Morialta Falls Hike: Trails and Tales with a Foreign Flair
A moderately challenging 5-hour trek through Morialta Conservation Park near Adelaide reveals seasonal waterfalls, dramatic gorges and native wildlife in their element. You'll cover roughly 6km with 283 metres of elevation gain alongside a small group (maximum 6 hikers), spotting koalas, kangaroos, echidnas and birdlife as your guide explains the landscape's ecology and stories. Transport from Adelaide city centre is included, plus water and snacks.

Private Sydney Harbour Sunset Photo Tour & Cruise
Chase Sydney Harbour's golden hour with a professional photographer who knows where the light hits best. Over four hours, you'll work through prime vantage points around the water's edge, then board a private 30-minute cruise to watch the city skyline ignite after dark. You leave with a curated portfolio of polished shots—genuine keepsakes, not just phone snaps.

Day Tour in Wave Rock and Mulka's Cave
An 11-hour private tour through Western Australia's inland heartland, with your own guide navigating rural backroads to Wave Rock and Mulka's Cave near Hyden. You'll pass working farms, historic townships, and the eccentric Old Dog Cemetery, stopping whenever a view warrants it. Spring visitors (August to November) catch wildflower carpets across the plains. The tour includes entry fees, a bush lunch featuring kangaroo sausages cooked on-site, and water throughout the day.

Snorkel with Giants at Ningaloo Reef
Spend nine hours at Ningaloo Reef hunting whale sharks from the air and water. Based in Coral Bay, Western Australia, this expedition pairs reef snorkelling with aerial spotting to locate the planet's largest fish. A team of marine scientists explains their behaviour and ecological significance whilst you explore the surrounding coral gardens. The day includes all gear, meals, and professional photography—designed for capable swimmers ready to leave the shallows behind.

Chasing Waterfalls - Byron Shire
Venture beyond Byron Bay's famous coastline to uncover the Byron Shire's quieter treasures—secluded waterfalls, tea-tree lakes, and hidden swimming holes that locals favour. Over 7–8 hours, you'll explore pockets of pristine bushland where crowds thin out and the landscape feels genuinely remote. Your guide shares insider knowledge of the region's best-kept spots, turning the day into a proper adventure rather than another postcard-tick experience.

Pinnacles Desert and Catch Your Own Lobster Lunch Safari.
This 10-hour small-group safari from Perth ventures into Western Australia's Turquoise Coast, combining three distinct experiences: hand-catching your own lobster in the shallows, exploring the Pinnacles Desert's otherworldly limestone formations via 4WD, and crossing the Lancelin Sand Dunes. Limited to five guests, the tour uses a specialised vehicle that accesses remote corners unreachable by standard coaches. All park fees, meals, drinks and guiding are included.

Secrets of Noosa Tour with Oceanview Lunch, Nature & Noosa River Ferry
A seven-hour guided exploration of Noosa's quieter corners, led by an award-winning local guide. You'll travel by premium coach through historic Tewantin, browse the regional gallery and organic marketplace, cross the heritage footbridge, then ferry down the Noosa River to the Heads. Lunch with ocean views at Sunshine Beach is included, along with drinks throughout. The route loops between Noosa, Coolum and Twin Waters, revealing the art galleries, craft breweries, chocolate makers and antique shops tucked away in Noosaville.

Port Stephens Private Tour From Sydney, with Dolphin/ Whale Cruise Options
A 10-hour private tour from Sydney to Port Stephens showcases dramatic coastal landscapes, sheltered bays and long stretches of sand backed by national parkland. Your local guide drives you through an air-conditioned minivan, stopping at golden beaches and rugged inlets. The region's 150 resident bottlenose dolphins make regular appearances, whilst June–November brings migrating whales. Optional add-ons include boom-net dolphin encounters, sand-dune boarding at Anna Bay and camel rides. Hotel or port pickup included.

Canberra Private Tour from Sydney
Travel from Sydney to Canberra on a private full-day tour that adapts to your pace and interests. Your driver-guide navigates beyond the standard tourist routes, accessing quieter spots that larger groups miss. Over 10–12 hours, you'll explore Australia's purpose-built capital: its defining monuments, cultural institutions, and green spaces. The flexibility means families with young children, culture-focused travellers, and those short on time can shape the itinerary to suit.

Private Tour: Yarra Valley Wineries with Wine Tastings
Build your own wine day across Victoria's Yarra Valley with a knowledgeable private guide who adjusts the itinerary to suit your pace and interests. You'll visit multiple acclaimed wineries for tastings, enjoy a gourmet lunch with a glass of wine at Balgownie Estate or similar, and travel in a luxury vehicle from central Melbourne. The whole experience runs seven and a half hours, giving you real time to linger over the wines and regional landscape without rushing.

Small-Group Murray River Adventure - Paddle Steamer & Wildlife
Spend eleven hours exploring inland Victoria aboard the historic PS Canberra paddle steamer, mixing river heritage with wildlife encounters and wine. Depart Melbourne for Nagambie, where you'll hear from a ranger about koalas at Kyabram Fauna Park, then cruise the Murray River past eucalypt forests and vineyards. Stop in Rochester to see mural-covered silos, then finish at a Heathcote winery tasting Cambrian-soil wines. Small group of fifteen keeps the pace unhurried and the experience genuinely local.

Private 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Hiking Tour from Melbourne
This 12-hour private tour from Melbourne tackles Victoria's coastal showstoppers in one day. You'll see the 12 Apostles up close before dawn crowds arrive, descend the dramatic Gibson Steps to a secluded beach, then venture inland through the Otways' temperate rainforest to reach a waterfall most tour groups never find. The route also features a grove of Californian Redwoods and finishes along the Great Ocean Road with wildlife spotting around Apollo Bay and Kennett River.

Ultimate Barossa Adventure Day Tour For 2 - Combined Mustang Convertible-Trike
This seven-hour private tour splits your day between a motorcycle trike and a 1966 Mustang convertible, exploring Barossa Valley's wineries, cellar doors and countryside. You'll cover the region's signature producers whilst feeling the road beneath you on two very different machines. A local guide steers you through tastings and lunch stops, hitting the valley's best food and wine spots in one adrenaline-fuelled sweep.

Mornington Peninsula Coastal Discovery Tour from Melbourne
Skip the six-hour slog to the Great Ocean Road and spend your day on the Mornington Peninsula's southern rim instead. This eight-hour tour threads together clifftop walks, coastal villages and Port Phillip vistas without the monotonous drive. A local guide steers small groups through Point Nepean National Park, Sorrento's beachside charm, and lesser-known spots that larger tours miss. You'll cover genuine ground on foot, by bike or bus—whatever suits your pace—and finish knowing the peninsula's real character rather than its postcard version.

Wine Tasting and Lunch Private Tour in McLaren Vale
Spend a relaxed afternoon in McLaren Vale, South Australia's premier wine region, just 45 minutes south of Adelaide. This private 6–7 hour tour takes you through two established wineries for tastings in intimate cellar-door settings, followed by a shared lunch platter at a vineyard. The itinerary flexes in the afternoon—extend your wine education, pivot to a local brewery or distillery, or simply linger where you please. You're driven throughout in an air-conditioned vehicle, picked up and dropped at your accommodation.

Coal River Valley Wine Tour
Spend a day working through Tasmania's Coal River Valley with small-group tastings at four rotating cellar doors, paired with a chef-cooked vineyard lunch. Travel in a new Mercedes minibus from central Hobart, with all tasting fees and water included. Whether you're a curious beginner or a serious collector, these tours prioritise genuine connection with winemakers and locals rather than rushing through stops. Seven to eight hours total, no hidden costs.

Private Yarra Valley Tour
Explore Victoria's oldest wine region on a private 7–9 hour tour through the Yarra Valley. Visit three distinct producers across cold-climate vineyards built over 180 years, sampling wine, cider, beer, spirits and local liqueurs. Your driver knows the quieter cellar doors and clusters venues close together to maximise tasting time rather than bus hours. Lunch and air-conditioned transport included.

Noosa Everglades Cruise and Highlights Private Tour Inc. Lunch
This eight-hour guided tour pulls together Noosa's best bits in one day. You'll start with browsing time on Hastings Street, then ferry upriver to a two-course lunch paired with wine or beer at a riverside restaurant. The afternoon wraps with a three-hour cruise through the Noosa Everglades, where you'll spot native wildlife in their natural habitat. Hotel pickup and drop-off included from multiple Sunshine Coast locations.

Byron Bay and Bangalow from Gold Coast
An 8–9 hour small-group outing from the Gold Coast taking in Byron Bay's coastal landmarks and the hinterland village of Bangalow. You'll start at the Captain Cook Memorial overlooking the headland, walk out to the lighthouse for photos, browse local shops and cafes, dip into the wildlife sanctuary for macadamia nuts, then cross to Bangalow's antique-lined streets before returning via the Gold Coast. Suits all fitness levels with a maximum of 10 passengers.

Hobart City Private Charter Service (3 days in advance)
A seven-hour private charter through Hobart's key landmarks, starting from Mt Wellington's summit where you'll survey the city, river and surrounding ranges. You'll visit Richmond's colonial architecture including Australia's oldest Catholic church and convict-era sandstone bridge, then taste fresh oysters and local beer at working farms. The itinerary wraps with Salamanca Market (Saturdays) or Wrest Point Casino, Tasmania's oldest. Air-conditioned vehicle and driver guide included; book three days ahead.

Shore Excursion Hobart and Coal River Valley
This 4–8 hour shore excursion guides you through Hobart's colonial landmarks and into the Coal River Valley wine country. A local takes you past over 40 significant sites across the city, then ferries you across the Tasman Bridge to family vineyards and heritage villages. You'll taste wines at the cellar door, sample artisan cheeses, eat lunch overlooking the vines, explore Richmond's convict-era buildings and Australia's oldest working bridge, and finish at Rosny Point for a photograph of your ship anchored in the harbour below.

Private Day Tour to Historic New Norcia, the Wheatbelt & beyond.
Explore Western Australia's Wheatbelt region on a private nine-and-a-half-hour tour that takes you through farmland to the monastic settlement of New Norcia. Walk amongst the Benedictine Abbey's heritage buildings, visit the art gallery and museum, then taste local produce and wine at a boutique vineyard. Your small-group van comes with a knowledgeable guide, chilled water, and a fridge for purchases. Perfect for travellers wanting flexibility and comfort without the coach-tour crowds.

Private Bruny Island Discovery Tour
Explore Bruny Island on a bespoke private tour run by locals who've grown up on the island. Over 6–9 hours, you'll travel by private vehicle from Hobart, discovering coastal walks, regional produce, and hidden corners shaped by the operators' deep ties to the place. Groups stay small (2–10 people) to allow genuine conversation and flexibility. Tailor your itinerary—whether you want clifftop hikes, food-focused trails, or a slower overnight stay.

Glass House Mountains, Maleny and Montville Tour from Brisbane
An eight to nine-hour small-group outing through Queensland's Blackall Ranges, starting with sweeping vistas across the Glass House Mountains towards Moreton Island and Brisbane. Visit Mary Cairncross Discovery Centre's elevated platform for panoramic views, then explore the hilltop towns of Maleny and Montville—bohemian villages packed with local artists, galleries, independent cafés and boutique shops. The drive itself rewards with mountain-to-coast scenery. Limited to ten passengers, air-conditioned throughout, with an experienced guide driving.

Tropical Dunk Island Half Day Activity from Mission Beach
A half-day escape to Dunk Island by boat from Mission Beach, Queensland, where you'll experience the island as locals do. Spend four hours exploring secluded beaches, snorkelling fringing reefs and walking rainforest trails beneath a dramatic prehistoric landscape. The small group limit of ten keeps things intimate on this World Heritage site, with a professional guide leading the way and light refreshments included.

Townsville Departure Maggie Discovery Tour including Guide
Board a boat from Townsville Breakwater Marina for a six-hour guided trip to Magnetic Island's fringing reef. Snorkel among coral and fish, paddle on the bay, and hear stories of the island's past over morning tea. Runs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, departing 7:30 am and returning by early afternoon. All equipment supplied, no experience needed.

Historical Alice Tour
Explore the layered past of Mparntwe (Alice Springs) through its key historical landmarks and the stories that shaped this remote town. Over four and a half hours, you'll visit sites that trace the settlement's evolution from its original name Stuart through to becoming the outback's beating heart. Your guide unpacks how geography, infrastructure, and determination transformed an isolated spot into a functioning regional centre. Hotel pickup and afternoon tea included.

Airlie Beach: Wild Kangaroos at Sunrise, Cape Hillsborough
Watch wild kangaroos and wallabies bound onto the beach as dawn breaks over the Coral Sea at Cape Hillsborough National Park, 90 minutes south of Airlie Beach. This six-hour excursion departs while the light is still soft, timing your arrival for when these animals naturally move through the rainforest to the shoreline. You'll travel in a small group with experienced guides, stop for a cooked breakfast of bacon and egg damper rolls, and return with the kind of wildlife encounter that rewires how you see the Australian bush.
