Arrive in Brisbane and take the afternoon at leisure exploring the city's vibrant atmosphere. The next day will bring a lovely cruise up the river to Australia's original Koala safe space, the Lone Pine Sanctuary. Enjoy seeing some of the animals Australia is best known for such as Koalas, Wombats and an array of farm animals. Unwind and recover from the day by strolling down South Bank for an evening meal, or perhaps a brew at a rooftop bar. The next day is full of adventure as you depart Brisbane and head for Tangalooma Island Resort where you can enjoy a lunch and a once in a lifetime opportunity to feed Wild Dolphins. This is the perfect escape from the city life and celebrates Brisbane's connection to wildlife.
Wildlife & natureFlexible Touring
This suggested tour costs from AUD$945 per person (twin share, low season)
Starts in Brisbane, finishes in Brisbane
4 days/3 nights
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Brisbane is the third-largest city in Australia and is the capital of Queensland, the "Sunshine State". It is set along the Brisbane River and was the traditional home to the Jagera and Turrbal Aboriginal mobs before Europeans founded a convict colony in what is now the central business district in 1824.
Modern-day Brisbane is one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia and has a rich, culturally diverse population. There is no shortage of attractions to visit and explore. Across the river from the CBD, South Bank is home to the city's Cultural Centre with world-class galleries and entertainment. Just an hour from the city, discover Brisbane’s stunning natural surrounds including the Scenic Rim and Somerset World Heritage rainforests, lookouts and majestic mountain peaks, while Moreton Island and Redlands Coast offer pristine waters, wildlife experiences, diving and snorkelling.
Brisbane is the third-largest city in Australia and is the capital of Queensland, the "Sunshine State". It is set along the Brisbane River and was the traditional home to the Jagera and Turrbal Aboriginal clans before Europeans founded a convict colony in what is now the central business district in 1824. Over the years it grew and by 1859 was formally established as a city. Today, Brisbane is one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia and has a rich, culturally diverse population.
Spend your day eating and shopping your way through the CBD and Fortitude Valley, or cross the bridge and visit picturesque Southbank, with beautiful parklands and the Cultural Precinct, home to some of the state's best museums and galleries.
On arrival, you will be met by a private driver and delivered to your Brisbane accommodation.
Your accommodation: The Manor Apartment Hotel
The Manor Apartment Hotel is a Heritage listed building with contemporary style hotel rooms as well as One and Two Bedroom Apartments overlooking Queen Street Mall, Post Office Square, Anzac Square and Cathedral Square.This popular cruise has been taking visitors to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary for over 60 years and is a "must-do" experience while in Brisbane. The cruise travels through the city's most historic landscapes, iconic attractions, historical homesites and interesting wildlife habitats as you listen to an entertaining and informative commentary. Enjoy 3 hours exploring Lone Pine, before re-joining the cruise for a relaxing return journey on the river back to the city.
Your accommodation: The Manor Apartment Hotel
The Manor Apartment Hotel is a Heritage listed building with contemporary style hotel rooms as well as One and Two Bedroom Apartments overlooking Queen Street Mall, Post Office Square, Anzac Square and Cathedral Square.Depart from Brisbane this morning and enjoy your 75 minute catamaran journey over to Tangalooma Island Resort. Cruise along the Moreton Bay Regions protected marine park in a glass bottom boat, allowing you to see the spectacular marine life beneath the surface. Your experienced guides will tell you all about the island and its surround throughout their commentary as you search for dolphins, dugongs, turtles and more. Your day trip also includes full use of the resort facilities including pools, day lounge, restaurants and bars so you can sit back and relax in the midst of island life. At 7pm, head out on your wild dolphin feeding experience, the opportunity to hand-feed the friendly bottlenose dolphins that visit the shoes each evening at sunset, before departing your tropical island paradise for the shores of Brisbane.
Your accommodation: The Manor Apartment Hotel
The Manor Apartment Hotel is a Heritage listed building with contemporary style hotel rooms as well as One and Two Bedroom Apartments overlooking Queen Street Mall, Post Office Square, Anzac Square and Cathedral Square.Brisbane is a hub of activities and attractions. With its unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty, Brisbane offers something for everybody. Starting the day early, one could begin by exploring the South Bank Parklands, a sprawling riverside precinct filled with lush gardens, walking paths, and stunning views of the city skyline. Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Brisbane River, visit the iconic Wheel of Brisbane for a panoramic view, or enjoy a relaxing breakfast at one of the charming riverside cafes. Next, consider delving into the cultural scene by visiting the Queensland Cultural Centre, which houses the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA). Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a diverse range of local and international artworks, while history buffs can explore the Queensland Museum or the Museum of Brisbane. For a taste of the city's history, a visit to the Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park is a must. The Story Bridge Adventure Climb offers breathtaking views of the city from its summit, and the Kangaroo Point Cliffs provide a perfect spot for picnics. Afterwards, make your way to the vibrant Fortitude Valley, known for its trendy boutiques, bustling markets, and eclectic mix of cafes and restaurants. Explore the Brunswick Street Mall, discover unique fashion finds, and indulge in a delicious lunch at one of the local eateries. To complete the day, a visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is highly recommended. As the world's oldest and largest koala sanctuary, visitors can cuddle koalas, hand-feed kangaroos, and get up close to a variety of Australian wildlife.
A South Bank icon, Streets Beach is a must-visit while you’re in Brisbane. It is Australia’s only inner-city, man-made beach, and it boasts a sparkling lagoon surrounded by white, sandy beaches and sub-tropical plants. It is the perfect antidote to the corporate bustle of the CBD across the river. Streets Beach, with its pristine powder white sand, lifeguards, and permanent huddle of sun-kissed bathers, offers a great spot to cool down and escape the heat. South Bank is also home to a host of free-to-use, public barbeque spots, so why not plan a full day out and make the most of what's on offer in the city's parklands? Streets Beach, Aquativity, and the Boat Pool are free to use and are patrolled by qualified lifeguards all year round.
You will be picked up from your Brisbane accommodation and taken to the Brisbane Airport.
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