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

Kayak to Goat Island in Sydney Harbour with Local
Paddle across Sydney Harbour in a sea kayak, landing on the rarely accessible Goat Island (Memel) with a local guide who doubles as a professional photographer. This 3-hour morning adventure takes you past the Harbour Bridge and through Darling Harbour, capturing intimate moments with the water's wildlife and built landscape. Your special permit and all gear are included; afterwards, freshen up and stroll to the Fish Markets for lunch.

Flying Fox Experience, Thousands of Australia's Largest Bat
Spend two and a half hours watching thousands of grey-headed flying foxes in their natural NSW habitat. These massive bats—with wingspans stretching to a metre—are most active during daylight, making this one of Sydney's few chances to observe them hunting and socialising at close range. A guide walks you through their behaviour and conservation status whilst you photograph the spectacle with supplied zoom cameras.

Margaret River Coastal and Wildlife Eco Trip from Busselton or Dunsborough
This 3.5-hour coastal run through the northern Margaret River region pairs wildlife spotting with local flavours. Your guide steers you to prime locations for seeing creatures in their natural habitat—both coastal and marine—whilst you travel in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan. Mid-tour, settle in with a curated spread of regional produce paired with wine, beer, or coffee from local makers. Hotel pickups from Busselton or Dunsborough bracket the experience.

Winemaking Class at McCaffrey's Estate
Spend 90 minutes at McCaffrey's Estate crafting your own red blend, learning how winemakers balance fruit, tannin and oak. You'll taste several components, work hands-on to create a bottle tailored to your palate, then take home your creation. Open to curious beginners and experienced drinkers alike, though groups run best between 2 and 14 people.

3-Hour Hunter Valley Scenic Helicopter Tour Including 3-Course Lunch from Cessnock
Soar above Hunter Valley's rolling vineyards and patchwork estates by private helicopter, then touch down for a three-course meal at a top-tier restaurant. This 3–4 hour experience departs from Cessnock and pairs aerial vistas of New South Wales wine country with fine dining, offering an unhurried way to see the region's scale and beauty from above before savouring it at the table.

Historical True Crime Walking Tour of East Sydney
Walk through East Sydney's criminal underworld with a guide versed in prohibition-era gang wars, serial killings, and vice operations that shaped the suburb's ruthless reputation. This two-hour tour traces the neighbourhood's shift from 1920s 'Razorhurst' brutality to its present-day cultural prominence, stopping at former crime scenes, the homes of notorious madams, and the looming prison where justice was swift and final. End with drinks at Kinselas, a converted 1930s funeral home now serving as a neighbourhood institution.

2 Hour Private Surf Lesson in Byron Bay
A two-hour private surf lesson on Byron Bay's northern New South Wales coast, tailored to your ability and conditions on the day. Your instructor picks from a dozen local breaks to find the right setup—waves that work, lessons that stick. You'll work with soft boards designed for learning, or progression boards if you've got some experience. Beginner to intermediate surfers get proper tuition, not just a board shove and a wave.

Brisbane City Walking Tour: local guide, small group, 100 mins
Walk Brisbane's inner streets with a local guide who knows the stories behind the facades. This 100-minute small-group tour (capped at 8 people) moves through Queen Street Mall, past City Hall's imposing architecture, and down laneways most visitors miss—including the hunt for Brisbane's tiniest door. You'll get a feel for how the city actually works, built on genuine local insight rather than rehearsed patter.

Sydney City Walking Tour
A two-hour walking tour through Sydney's CBD that traces the city's layered past, from Aboriginal presence through European settlement to colonial intrigue. You'll stand before Australia's oldest surviving buildings, learn of forgotten corners and buried scandals, and explore how corruption, ambition and tragedy shaped the metropolis. The route covers architectural gems and lesser-known sites that reveal how Sydney became what it is today.

Hook-A-Barra Fishing and Farm Activity
Spend two and a half hours at a Queensland barramundi farm learning how these prized fish are raised, then test your angling skills in the ponds before sampling fresh barra on a tasting board. You'll walk the farm grounds, understand the breeding and rearing process, and get hands-on with a fishing rod in a working aquaculture setting. A practical introduction to one of Australia's favourite table fish.

Eastern Sydney Panorama trike tour
Explore Eastern Sydney's coastal roads and landmarks on a three-wheeled trike piloted by accredited local riders. This 90-minute tour cuts through the region's most scenic stretches, letting you feel the wind and soak in unobstructed views. Riders are genuine enthusiasts who know the area well and keep the pace relaxed. Harley bikes available on request if you prefer two wheels instead of three.

Luxury Airport Transfer Gold Coast-Brisbane / Brisbane-Gold Coast
Direct sedan service linking Brisbane Airport and Gold Coast's beachfront, taking the 1–2 hour drive out of your hands. Your driver meets you on arrival or collects you from your accommodation, handling luggage and navigation so you can decompress after the flight or settle in before takeoff. Climate-controlled comfort, chilled water on board, and all charges included upfront—no surprises.

Perth Kayak Tour - Canning River Wetlands
Paddle through the Canning River wetlands on a guided 3-hour kayak tour that reveals the natural and historical character of Perth's backyard. Working with knowledgeable guides, you'll navigate waterways few visitors discover, learning about the area's ecology, heritage and landscape. Small group sizes mean the pace suits everyone, from novices to confident paddlers, with the focus on discovery rather than endurance.

Naru Beach Night Kayak Tour
Paddle across Lake Macquarie after dark from Naru Beach in a lit double kayak, watching bioluminescent creatures glow beneath you. This 2-hour night paddle suits both beginners and experienced paddlers, guided by locals who explain what lives below and how the lake's ecosystem works. Groups stay small—12 maximum—making it genuinely peaceful rather than crowded. Bring the whole family if everyone's reasonably fit.

Pambula River Kayaking Tour
Paddle the Pambula River with guides who read the landscape like a book—they'll walk you through the ecology, local history, and oyster farming that shaped this corner of the NSW coast. Over three hours, you'll work your way downriver spotting waterbirds, pull ashore for morning tea and a swim at a quiet beach, then head back. Guides know where the pelicans congregate and why the herons fish the shallows.

Alices Journeys Walking Tours of Daylesford 2.30pmFRI 11.30amSAT
Explore Daylesford's architectural gems and cultural landmarks with a knowledgeable local guide who shares the stories behind the town's most significant buildings. This 90-minute walking tour takes you inside heritage sites and reveals layers of local history often missed by casual visitors. Your ticket includes entry to the Daylesford and District Museum, giving you deeper context for what you've seen on foot.

eBike Noosa Sightseeing Tour - New!
Start from Mt Tinbeerwah's ridge and coast downhill through Queensland's Hinterland on an electric bike, discovering subtropical rainforest, winding river corridors, and the wetland systems that feed into Noosa's waterways. A 3-hour assisted ride powered by comfortable e-bikes, with a bus shuttle handling the climb so you focus on descending through pristine landscape. A smart way to cover serious ground without the sweat.

90 Minute Midweek Pirate Ship Scenic Cruise
Escape the school-holiday crowds with this 90-minute weekday cruise through Mandurah's waterways in Western Australia. You'll pilot the pirate vessel, unleash the water cannons, and drift at an unhurried pace—giving you genuine time to spot dolphins, pelicans and cormorants without the usual rush. It's the same pirate-ship fun as peak season, but stretched out and cheaper, with room to breathe and actually absorb the coastal landscape.

Classic Mustang Convertible Barossa Valley Half Day Private Tour For 2
Cruise the Barossa Valley in a restored 1966 Mustang convertible with the roof down, stopping at wineries and local landmarks on a tailored 3.5-hour private route. Your knowledgeable guide shapes the itinerary around your interests—whether that's viticulture, regional produce, or simply soaking in the valley's patchwork landscapes from an iconic American muscle car. Pickup included anywhere within the valley.

Dusk Discovery Tour
Walk through the Otways at dusk when nocturnal creatures stir and day animals settle in for the night. Wildlife Wonders' Sanctuary protects a predator-free habitat where animals roam uncaged, going about their natural routines. Small groups of ten maximise your chances of spotting wildlife and capturing the golden hour light. Every dollar of profit funds conservation research into Australia's threatened species. The 90-minute experience includes wine or local beer with mezze before you set out, plus binoculars and wireless headsets for comfortable viewing and commentary.

Brisbane Small Bars and Street Art Tour
A 3-hour roam through Brisbane's bar scene paired with street art spotting. Your guide steers you to three neighbourhood bars—some tucked away from the usual trail—while pointing out murals and works by the city's best artists. Thursday routes venture through South Brisbane and West End via Fish Lane's gallery walls; Saturday stays central where the bar density peaks. You'll get a drink at the first stop and a curated map to revisit spots later.

Iconic Adelaide Walking Tour
A three-hour guided walk through Adelaide's city centre led by a local who knows the place inside out. You'll uncover the stories behind the city's defining landmarks—from North Terrace's cultural institutions to the riverbank precinct—and learn how key figures and moments shaped Adelaide into what it is today. The pace is relaxed with built-in stops to catch your breath and take things in.

Cliffs and Caves Kayak Tour in Swan River
Paddle tandem kayaks along Blackwall Reach's 500-metre limestone escarpment on the Swan River. Your local guide weaves together Indigenous heritage, colonial history and the river's ecological quirks as you navigate past weathered rock formations and hidden caves. Two hours of steady paddling suits mixed ages and abilities, finishing with tea or coffee at the yacht club. Based in Western Australia.

WANDER BYRON Guided Sunrise Tours to Cape Byron Lighthouse
Start your day at Australia's easternmost point with a guided hike to Cape Byron Lighthouse in New South Wales. This two-hour pre-dawn trek combines coastal and rainforest walking with yoga and breathwork timed to catch first light. You'll begin with an Ayurvedic tea and local trail mix an hour before sunrise, then climb through three distinct landscapes—bush, sand, and clifftops—to witness the sun break over the ocean from the lighthouse platform. Expect a slower-paced, contemplative experience rather than a fitness push.

Historic Battery Point
A two-hour guided walk through Battery Point, one of Tasmania's most architecturally significant neighbourhoods. You'll move through tree-lined streets past Georgian residences, officer quarters and workers' cottages that shaped colonial Hobart. Your local guide unpacks the social hierarchies embedded in the built landscape—from grand mansions to modest homes—revealing how wealth and class shaped this waterfront suburb. Most structures date back over 150 years.

Sunset on the Sand Dunes
A 3.5-hour expedition across South Australia's sand dunes with a seasoned photographer guiding you to prime sunset vantage points. You'll navigate the dunes by 4WD, spotting emus and kangaroos in their natural habitat whilst capturing golden-hour light. The route combines off-road driving with wildlife watching, finishing as the sun drops below the horizon. Suited to those comfortable with vehicle-based exploration and reasonably fit.

Private Catamaran Hire on Sydney Harbour
Charter Kirralee, a 10.5-metre Australian-built catamaran, for up to 30 people across Sydney Harbour. This 3–4 hour private hire lets you set the pace—whether that's a leisurely cruise with mates, a family gathering, or a work celebration. The dual-hulled design offers generous cabin and deck space, so guests can spread out comfortably. Bring your own food and drinks, or use the onboard BBQ and let the crew handle the cooking. Flexible departure times and flexible pick-up points across the harbour suit your schedule.

Blue Mountains Private Tour
Explore the Blue Mountains of New South Wales with Paul, a guide who knows the region's hidden corners and can shape your day around your pace. Whether you're keen on serious bushwalking or prefer shorter strolls between lookouts, this private tour adapts to suit you. You'll see native plants and wildlife up close, with fresh seasonal fruit, tea, coffee and biscuits included throughout the day. Tours run from 1 to 11 hours depending on what you want to tackle.

Experience Adventure in the Margaret River Region
Get your adrenaline pumping with two hours of adventure in Margaret River's dramatic southwest landscape. Choose between coasteering—scrambling, swimming and climbing along rugged cliffs where ocean meets rock—or fat-biking through the towering karri forest of Boranup. Both outings suit varying fitness levels and come fully geared. This is hands-on exploration, not passive sightseeing, in one of Western Australia's most striking regions.

Taribelang Bunda Cultural Tours
Spend three hours with Taribelang Bunda guides exploring the deep history of their Country in Queensland. You'll visit significant sites, taste native bush tucker during morning tea, handle traditional artefacts like boomerangs, and hear directly from local Traditional Owners about 60,000 years of continuous culture. This tour weaves pre-colonial life with the complex story of European contact and survival of Taribelang Bunda people across the Bundaberg region.

Newcastle City Tour: Coastal Charms and City Secrets
A three-hour guided exploration of Newcastle in a small-group minivan, stopping at five key sites to discover the city's coastal character and layered history. Your guide reveals what makes each neighbourhood tick—from Victorian terraces to working beaches—with enough local detail to change how you see the place. You'll walk through pockets of the city that reveal why Newcastle matters beyond the postcard shots.

Badass Women of Sydney: Meet the Women Who Shaped the City
Walk through Sydney's oldest quarters with a guide who knows the untold stories of the women who shaped the city. From Macquarie Street to The Rocks, you'll learn about pub owners, nurses, writers, and community builders—Chinese women, widows, and activists—who fought for change and left their mark on the streets most visitors never properly see. Two hours, entirely on foot.

2hr Broome Trike Discovery Tour
Explore Broome's coastline and outback character aboard a custom-built trike over two hours. This TripAdvisor award-winner has operated since 1999, combining local knowledge with purpose-built vehicles designed for comfort and sightseeing. You'll cover key spots around the pearling town and surrounding landscape, guided by drivers who know the region well. Helmets and safety gear included; bring water, a camera, and an appetite for conversation.

Forkabout Sydney foodie walking tour
Walk through Sydney's food scene with locals who know where to eat and why. Over three to four hours, you'll taste five to six dishes from neighbourhood vendors whilst learning about the city's architecture and cultural layers. Expect genuine recommendations, working knowledge of what's good right now, and the kind of stories only people who live here can tell. No booze included, but plenty of flavour and laughs.

Jellurgal Walkabout Small Group Tour
Walk through Burleigh Headland with a Yugambeh guide who shares Dreaming stories and the cultural landscape of the Gold Coast. Based at the Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre, this two-hour tour takes you into Burleigh Heads National Park to discover sacred sites, traditional food sources, and the practices that have shaped this country for millennia. You'll see the Pacific Ocean, spot dolphins and sea eagles, and understand why Tallebudgera Creek and Echo Beach matter to the people whose ancestors lived here.

Small-Group Gin Masterclass in Gold Coast
Work hands-on with a master distiller to craft your own gin in this two-hour Gold Coast session. You'll trace gin's evolution, explore how distillation works, then select from 50 botanicals to build a signature spirit using copper alembic stills. Bottle your 500ml creation and taste the result before heading home with your pour.

Unique Trike Barossa Valley Half Day Private Tour For 2
Ride a three-wheeled motorcycle through South Australia's Barossa Valley on a bespoke half-day tour built around your tastes. This private 3.5-hour adventure pairs winding roads with cellar doors, artisan food stops and panoramic viewpoints. Your guide navigates the best routes while you experience the region's wine and produce landscape from an open-air seat, personalised service included.

Gold Coast Breakfast Sailing Cruise with Croissants & Sparkling
Start your Gold Coast morning aboard a 38-foot yacht, gliding past waterways whilst enjoying fresh pastries and sparkling wine. This two-hour cruise gets you back ashore by late morning, leaving your afternoon free. The sailing itself is the main event—relaxed, unhurried—with good company and a proper breakfast backdrop. Beats a standard café every time.

1 Hour Single or Double Kayak Rental to the Nth Bribie Island
Launch from Bills Boat Hire and paddle across Pumicestone Passage to the northern tip of Bribie Island, one of Australia's largest sand islands. This one-hour rental puts you moments away from a sheltered National Park beach and a tidal lagoon teeming with marine life. Bring a picnic, swim gear and sunscreen—you'll be paddling through a working nursery for fish and rays, with occasional sightings of pelicans and kites overhead.
