Coast to Coast Australian Discovery

The first step to enjoying Rottnest Island is like a local. In true Aussie colloquialism, is to refer to the island as 'Rotto'. The second step is to experience this quintessential package. Explore Rotto's 63 beaches and bays via custom-built bikes. The provided cycling map has three local trails, designed for all fitness levels. Recharge with a 'Cray Dog' from The Lane. A delicious burger stuffed with Western Rock Lobster, or as the locals call it 'Cray'. End the day indulging in a scoop of Simmos Ice Cream, choose from over 60 flavours.

Rottnest Island is situated 19 kilometers off the coast of Perth. Getting to the island is easy as ferries depart regularly from Perth’s Barrack Street Jetty, Fremantle, and Hillarys Boat Harbour - or you can get there by air with a seaplane, air taxi, or helicopter.
Rottnest Island offers visitors a casual atmosphere, picturesque scenery, and a rich cultural heritage to discover, find out why the local Noongar people called the island Wadjemup which means ‘place across the water where the spirits are’. 
Cycling is the best way to get around the island or there’s a hop-on/hop-off bus service that regularly runs around the island, stopping at some of the more secluded beaches and surf breaks.
With 63 of the prettiest beaches you’re likely to see anywhere, 20 beautiful bays, and many coral reefs and wrecks, Rottnest Island is a marine paradise. You can spend your days exploring some of the most spectacular swimming spots, diving, and surfing breaks in the world, and a must-do is exploring the snorkel trails, with over 135 species of tropical fish and 25 species of coral to discover.
There’s plenty to experience out of the water too, from meeting the world-famous Quokka to exploring the excellent bike and walking trails that traverse the island. You can also discover the island’s military history, as you explore underground tunnels, the lighthouse, Oliver Hill, and Bickley Battery. There are tours on the island which include a tour by bike, boat, or Segway, offering insightful experiences, from wildlife encounters to learning about Aboriginal heritage.

You may like to start your day with a stroll through the city streets to take in the abundance of street art. Taking its place as Australia's second street art city, streets and laneways are decorated with funky murals and sculptures highlighting Perth in all its colour and diversity. Check out the city's street art map online to immerse yourself in the mesmerising art, stopping for coffee at any one of the trendy cafes and espresso bars scattered through the city.

Head to Kings Park (Kaarta Koomba) for an authentic experience of Indigenous culture. The base of Kings Park was an important ceremonial and dreaming area for Aboriginal males, while The Boodja Gnarning Walk takes you through a diverse range of flora which were used for survival by the Noongar people, and captures this knowledge through interpretive signage and artworks. Make your way to the lively Northbridge precinct to visit the Art Gallery of Western Australia and the WA Museum Boola Bardip, both offering rich cultural experiences. 

For a relaxing afternoon, catch the train down to Fremantle and wander through heritage listed buildings, stumble into the oldest record store in Australasia, and have a tipple at a one of the many breweries and much-loved local haunts. The nearby South Beach comes alive in the evenings with impromptu performances such at tight roping and fire twirling, so pull up a patch of grass on the foreshore at sunset with a local brew in hand to end the day in a quintessentially 'Freo' way.

This walking tour offers a complete city overview. It is a perfect introduction to Perth. You will discover many hidden gems, heritage buildings, gorgeous gardens, riverside precincts, and laneways with friendly and fun-loving guides. You will hear quirky stories and fun facts along the way. Discover parts of Perth you would never find on your own and gain many suggestions of great cafes, bars, restaurants, and more to visit in Perth. 

Explore the world-renowned Pinnacle Desert, an amazing moon landscape, at the most magical time in the evening. Experience the change in light as the sun sets and makes way for a myriad of stars brought to life without light pollution.
The tour takes you towards Yanchep National Park for a quick comfort stop and an opportunity to see the koalas and kangaroos. From here you head up the coast towards the magical Pinnacle Desert to view the mystical limestone rock formations. Arrive late afternoon to avoid the crowds and heat which allows for breathtaking sunsets. Experience the moonlike landscape come to life as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean and the moon rises. Once darkness falls, you head to the fishing town of Cervantes for our included dinner in a traditional Western Australian venue to soak up a real Australian atmosphere before heading out into the night to experience the night sky. You head back to the Pinnacle Desert to the observation deck to experience the tranquillity of the national park and view the night sky without light pollution.

Head to the Perth City depot today to collect your chosen rental car, and continue your journey.

Choose a car to best suit your needs from our fantastic rental car range or ask our team for a suggestion. From compact economy to prestige SUVs. First time driving in Australia? Check out this helpful guide.

The journey to Margaret River takes approximately three hours by car. Take the Kwinana Freeway out of Perth, this later becomes Forrest Highway. Head towards Bunbury, then onto Busselton.
Busselton's calm turquoise bay is the perfect place to stretch your legs. Take a walk or train ride over the Indian Ocean on the 1.8km (1.1 mile) long jetty - the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere. Visit the Busselton Museum, Old Courthouse or the beautiful St Mary's Church for a taste of what the area was like in the 1800s, and then treat yourself to lunch at one of the many cafes and restaurants before continuing on your drive. Margaret River is just 50km (31 miles) south of Busselton and when you start to see vineyards – you’re almost there.
Margaret River is one of Western Australia's most famous wine regions. Over the last 50 years, it has reached internationally-acclaimed status specialising in cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay, with nearly 100 cellar doors to experience.

The Underwater Observatory tour starts with a relaxing train ride on the Stocker Preston Express along the length of the Jetty with 360-degree views across Geographe Bay. Descending 8 metres below the ocean's surface, this tour then explores the natural wonders that lie beneath the Jetty where it’s piles create Australia’s greatest artificial reef host to 300 different marine species with an inspiring forest of vividly-coloured tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish and invertebrates. 13 underwater Sculptures have been built to form a snorkel trail for everyone to enjoy.

Margaret River is a town that perfectly encapsulates the surrounding nature, arts, and culture in its very essence. The town itself exudes an indelible buzz with its perfect mix of artisan stores, galleries, street art and diverse bars and restaurants, yet is surrounded by the serenity of tall trees, open ocean, rocky cliffs and undulating plains across which vineyards stretch in every direction. Arguably, the region is best known for its world-renowned wine region and showcases an abundance of award-winning wines and friendly cellar doors. But this isn't the only attraction on offer - the town also has a prominent surf culture and some of the best surf conditions in the world. Home to the Margaret River Pro, Surfers Point is the iconic spot to either catch a wave, or simply grab some fish and chips and watch the spectacular western sunset from the lawn amphitheatre. If you are in town on a Saturday morning, you can't miss the local farmer's market. With a smorgasbord of local produce to choose from, whether you prefer to cook or pack picnic goodies for your day ahead the offerings will be sure to get your tummy grumbling.

This tour commences with a short guided bushwalk identifying traditional medicine plants & knowledge about the region. Next you will venture into Ngilgi Cave where the good spirit Ngilgi dwells, to hear Dreamtime legends and enjoy a mesmerising didgeridoo performance as part of a unique cave experience.

This is the tour for people who don't like tours! Let Margaret River treat you to a day of luxury adventure as you travel down stream in canoe, enjoy a coffee on the beach, taste local wines and enjoy the epic views of the Indian Ocean from a 4WD. Spot Australian wildlife and wildflowers, and reflect on Aboriginal history dating back more than 50,000 years as you are taken on a journey where you won't get wet, dirty or fall in any water.  

Margaret River, located in Western Australia, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and world-class wine experiences. The region is surrounded by national parks, pristine coastlines, and dramatic granite outcrops, ideal for scenic hikes.

A visit to Gnarabup Beach promises coastal walks and spectacular views from the Gnarabup Lookout, while nearby Surfer’s Point is perfect for watching surfers tackle impressive waves. Head north to Yallingup to explore Indigenous culture and visit the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse.

Wine lovers can indulge at over 90 award-winning cellar doors, sampling premium local wines and gourmet produce. Beyond the vineyards, discover ancient limestone caves like Jewel and Mammoth, or walk sections of the Cape to Cape Track for unforgettable ocean vistas.

From whale watching and snorkeling at Hamelin Bay to exploring towering forests and local markets, Margaret River is a captivating destination offering relaxation, adventure, and authentic Australian charm all in one.

Entering Jewel Cave is a magical experience; a dazzling visual display of some of nature's finest and most meticulous work. Jewel Cave is the biggest show cave in Western Australia; comprising three massive chambers. It is also home to one of the longest straw stalactites found in any tourist cave in Australia.
Fully guided one-hour tours showcase the breathtaking magnitude of Jewel Cave. You will see towering crystal creations that have taken thousands of years to form, and intricate decorations stretching and suspended across the ceiling, like vines and dancing cobwebs. You'll also hear stories of the now-extinct Tasmanian Tigers that fell into the cave and perished.

As the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is a must-see attraction. This historic lighthouse is situated at the most south-westerly point of Australia, at the tip of a spectacular peninsula - where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet. Take a trip through maritime history and learn how this famous landmark was constructed from local limestone in 1895 and is still a vital working lighthouse for vessels navigating the treacherous cape.
It's also one of the best land-based vantage points for spotting whales from May - September! The Interpretive Centre, housed within one of the original lighthouses keepers' cottages, is an outstanding interactive experience that celebrates the history and lives of the numerous lighthouse keepers who were custodians of this rugged coastline.

Relax on a 60-foot pleasure craft, sipping on the finest Margaret River wines and chilled local beers while a private executive chef crafts fresh seafood delicacies and local produce into a 7-course progressive dinner, showcasing the absolute best of this iconic region. All of this while cruising the calm, crystal blue waters of Geographe Bay, exploring the region’s breathtaking scenery, and the most beautiful bays and beaches from Dunsborough to Bunker Bay. While anchored in a pristine turquoise bay, choose to swim, float, or simply relax on board, taking in the outstanding views from one of the two decks, before watching the golden sunset over the Cape Naturaliste. Welcome aboard your Luxe Island Seafood Cruise.

Witness the majesty of birds of prey at Capes Raptor Centre.  Twice-daily encounters offer an up-close look at hawks and owls, revealing their hunting techniques and natural behaviors. As a leading WA rehabilitation facility, the center cares for over 40 raptors, including permanent residents and those being prepared for release.  After your encounter, enjoy a tranquil 1km bush walk, observing diurnal and nocturnal raptors in natural aviaries.

The journey from Margaret River to Perth takes approximately three and a half hours by car. Follow the Bussell Highway and State Route 10 towards Busselton. Busselton's calm turquoise bay is the perfect place to stretch your legs. Take a walk or train ride over the Indian Ocean on the 1.8km (1.1 mile) long jetty - the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere. Visit the Busselton Museum, Old Courthouse or the beautiful St Mary's Church for a taste of what the area was like in the 1800s, and then treat yourself to lunch at one of the many cafes and restaurants before continuing on your drive. Continue your journey following Bussell Highway to National Route 1, head towards Bunbury, and then follow Forest Highway onto Perth. Perth is the capital and largest city of Western Australia, it has been ranked as one of the world's most livable cities. You can enjoy soft-sand beaches, scenic parks as well as a thriving metropolis of small bars, creative restaurants and street art. If you have a time to spare before you reach city of Perth, you can visit Coogee beach, which is a southern coastal suburb of Perth. It is a popular beach destination, with white sand and crystal clear water, it has beautiful natural settings and is blessed with spectacular sunsets. 

Explore more of Perth before dropping your rental car at the city depot and continuing your onward journey.

You will be met at your accommodation by the driver and transferred to the Perth Train Station.

Embark on an unforgettable two-night, three-day journey from Adelaide to Perth aboard the iconic Indian Pacific, with stops in the historic mining town of Kalgoorlie and the near-deserted ghost town of Cook. This remarkable adventure showcases the breathtaking diversity of Australia, from the arid plains of the Nullarbor to rugged mountain ranges and world-famous wine regions. Along the way, enjoy Off Train Experiences that bring these unique landscapes to life. The Indian Pacific, symbolised by the bold wedge-tailed eagle, traverses some of Australia’s most awe-inspiring terrain, including deserts, goldfields, rocky valleys, and subtropical savannahs. With all-inclusive meals, fine wines, and beverages, you'll savour a regionally-inspired menu paired with local wines, immerse yourself in the history, beauty, and grandeur of this timeless rail adventure.

Awake to witness the sunrise as it paints the sky over Kalgoorlie, Australia’s largest outback town. Today, we journey into the heart of this historic mining town, exploring its gold-rush legacy at the iconic Super Pit mine, a striking symbol of both the past and present. Choose your preferred Off Train Experience, where you’ll immerse yourself in the region’s fascinating history, accompanied by morning refreshments.After reboarding the train for a delightful brunch, enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Relax as the Indian Pacific takes you through the vast Nullarbor Plain, offering uninterrupted views of the endless horizon. Crossing borders and time zones into South Australia, savor dinner aboard before arriving at the nearly-abandoned town of Cook. Here, you’ll enjoy a nightcap and a late-night bonfire under the star-filled Nullarbor sky.

Wake up early this morning as you travel past the many outback lakes near the remote towns of Tarcoola and Pimba, and watch as the landscape changes as you pass through the small coastal city of Port Augusta. Farewell the sunburnt outback as the sun rises and welcome the farming plains and rolling countryside. As the sun rises, enjoy a light morning snack of fresh fruits and pastries before arriving in the vibrant city of Adelaide. You'll disembark at the Adelaide Parklands Terminal, just 3km from the city center, making it a quick and easy drive to the heart of the Festival State.

You will be met at your Adelaide accommodation by the driver for a private transfer.

The vibrant heart of the Festival State, Adelaide is a beautiful and easily accessible city fringed by lush parklands, and a short distance from sandy beaches, world-renowned wine regions, and unique riverland vistas. Explore the surrounding areas, or immerse yourself in the artistic laneways, hidden gems, and highly acclaimed museums and galleries of the inner city.

Experience the best of Adelaide and Hahndorf in this ultimate sightseeing tour around the CBD and Adelaide Hills. Board your coach and get introduced to Adelaide by driving past the city's cultural precinct, including the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and Botanic Park, home to the Bicentennial Conservatory and Adelaide Zoo. You will also stop at the National Wine Centre of Australia and have time to explore the Wine Discovery Journey Museum. In North Adelaide, you will see tree-lined streets, mansions and historic buildings, including a visit to the iconic St Peters Cathedral or Adelaide Oval Precinct. After lunch, drive to Adelaide's highest peak, Mount Lofty and wind your way through the Adelaide Hills before arriving at Australia's oldest German settlement, Hahndorf. Experience Beerenberg Farm, a family owned business making homemade Australian jams and chutney, followed by a traditional German beer tasting at the Hahndorf Inn. You will then have time to explore the main street of Hahndorf which is filled with local produce, arts and crafts.

You will be collected by a private driver from your Adelaide Accommodation and dropped off at the Cape Jervis Ferry Terminal. You will then board the Sealink Kangaroo Island Ferry to Penneshaw Ferry Terminal. 

Escape to Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island for a 3-night retreat where breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable wildlife encounters await. Enjoy daily breakfasts, gourmet dinners, and a 1.5-day guided tour showcasing the island’s most iconic sights. Just a short 30-minute drive from the Penneshaw ferry terminal, Sea Dragon Lodge offers an immersive wilderness escape. Nestled on a 250-acre coastal estate with a private beach and panoramic views, Sea Dragon is a sanctuary for both relaxation and adventure, with wildlife right at your doorstep. Explore nature walks and choose from a range of curated experiences tailored to enrich your stay.

Arrive at Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island, where rugged beauty meets coastal luxury. Settle into your boutique accommodation with uninterrupted ocean views and access to Pink Bay, a secluded beach just steps away. This afternoon, meet your friendly hosts—who boast over 40 years of Australian tourism experience—and learn about the optional activities available during your stay. From guided nature walks to gin tastings and birdwatching, there’s something for everyone.

After breakfast, embark on a full-day guided tour to explore the western end of the island. Your journey begins at Seal Bay Conservation Park, home to one of the largest colonies of endangered Australian Sea Lions. Stroll along the pristine beach with your expert guide, learning about the sea lions and their habitat along the way. Enjoy a picnic lunch at a private sheep station before heading to Flinders Chase National Park. Here, you’ll witness the stunning regeneration of bushland after the devastating 2019-2020 fires. A stop at Remarkable Rocks provides an amazing photo opportunity of these distinct red rock formations and the rugged coastline. From here you will visit other locations in the park, including Cape Du Couedic, Weirs Cove, and Admirals Arch, where you may spot long-nosed fur seals and other wildlife including echidnas, kangaroos, Rosenberg goannas, Tammar wallabies, and the Kangaroo Island Western Grey Kangaroo. On your return trip to Sea Dragon, you will stop at for a quick dip or walk at one of the many picturesque beaches, arriving back to your accommodation by late afternoon/ early evening. 

Today, explore the eastern part of Kangaroo Island, with a choice of curated activities available both on-site at Sea Dragon and across the Dudley Peninsula. These experiences are offered on a rotating schedule based on seasonal conditions, allowing you the flexibility to choose as many or as few as you'd like. Each day, two or three activities will be available, including a premium gin tasting and cocktail-making session, a Ligurian honey experience, a visit to a sheep farm with a Kelpie dog and sheep shearing demonstration, guided walks around the Sea Dragon property and to Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, beach yoga, birdwatching tours, wildlife walks, and star gazing talks at Antechamber Bay. After your chosen activities, spend the rest of the day unwinding and savoring the natural beauty of this stunning part of Australia.

Relish one last breakfast with sweeping ocean views before your transfer to Penneshaw ferry terminal back to Adelaide. 

Today, board the Sealink Kangaroo Island Ferry to Cape Jervis. Your private driver will be waiting for you at the Cape Jervis Jetty to transfer you to your Adelaide Accommodation.

Take a guided tour of the National Wine Centre’s Wine Discovery Journey. Uncover the diversity of Australia’s 65 wine regions and meet some of the wonderful characters of the industry. Discover the key characteristics of wine varieties grown throughout the country before enjoying a guided tasting of three Australian wines from a range of producers. You will be taken on a sensory journey, learning the differences between aroma, texture and flavour, providing you with a greater appreciation and understanding of wine tasting.

You will be met at your Adelaide accommodation by the driver and transferred to the Adelaide Airport.

This cost for this flight is additional to your tour, we can book this flight for you.

You will be collected from Yulara Airport and transferred to Longitude 131.

Yulara is the resort township situated 10 minutes' drive from the entry to Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park. This small outpost is the central hub that supports tourism around Uluru but also helps to protect the fragile ecosystem and spiritual centre of Australia from modern human impact. Yulara hosts approximately 250,000 visitors each year in its range of accommodations ranging from glamping to poolside resorts. Take the opportunity during your visit to walk the path through desert vegetation to Imalung Lookout in the very centre of the village, providing stunning, uninterrupted views of Uluru.

Immerse yourself in the Australian culture through a breathtaking 1-hour storytelling experience through groundbreaking technology and lighting. Be seated in a sustainably built theatre in the desert, in the heart of Australia surrounded by picturesque views looking out towards Uluru and Kata Tuta. On arrival be greeted with a delicious cheese and dessert board with unlimited wine as the darkness falls and the beauty of Uluru becomes a silhouette. Be amazed as you listen and learn about the ancestral Mala story as the sky is lit up and the drones choreograph to tell the story and a deeper understanding of the ancient story.

Longitude 131° is the ultimate luxury basecamp from which to explore the natural and cultural landscapes of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Guests at Longitude 131° embark on a signature itinerary of guided adventures, allowing a personal discovery with the Red Centre’s iconic natural attractions and Aboriginal heritage. 

These experiences are included in the tariff and are provided on an intimate shared basis with fellow guests at scheduled times.

Uluru Sunset: Capture the changing lights reflected over Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips down below the horizon, chilled glass and canapé in hand. The essential outback experience! Duration - 2 hours

Field of Light: Experience Bruce Munro’s internationally acclaimed art phenomenon, Field of Light. Created from 50,000 bud-like stems and crowned with radiant frosted-glass spheres, the installation blooms and appears to sway as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland. Duration - 45 minutes

Table 131°: Dine out and discover the wonders of the night sky at an exclusive venue among the dunes. Enjoy the sense of natural theatre
over four courses complemented with fine Australian wines. Later, the Lodge guide regales the gathering with tales of the Southerly constellations. Table 131° operates subject to weather and climatic conditions. Duration - 2 hours 

Walpa Gorge & Kata Tjuta: Explore the impressive formation of Kata Tjuta on a walk through Walpa Gorge and discover how eons of weathering and continental upheaval have created today’s landscape. Afterwards, visit the Cultural Centre where informative and interactive displays provide insight into the spiritual and cultural meanings of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Duration - 4 hours 

Mala Walk & Kantju Gorge: Join the Lodge guide for a gentle walk along a portion of Uluru’s base and learn about the history of the Mala people, viewing cave paintings and other relevant sites important to both Anangu and the early explorers. Enter Kantju Gorge at dusk to witness the rock walls ablaze with the light of the setting sun. Duration - 2 hours 

Mutitjulu Meander:  Discover peaceful Mutitjulu Waterhole and the sacred site of Kuniya Piti as the sun lights up the ancient monolith. Listen as the Longitude 131° guide shares the Anangu creation story of Kuniya and Liru, adding greater depth to Uluru’s striking features. Duration - 45 minutes

Exploring by E-Bike: From Longitude 131°, it’s an easy cycle to the nearby sights of Yulara, the town square or even a visit to the camel farm. A fleet of electric bikes and helmets are provided for guest use and the team can suggest a cycle route. Duration - self paced

Private experiences can be arranged at additional cost, please consult your sales agent for more details and pricing.

Longitude 131° is the ultimate luxury basecamp from which to explore the natural and cultural landscapes of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Guests at Longitude 131° embark on a signature itinerary of guided adventures, allowing a personal discovery with the Red Centre’s iconic natural attractions and Aboriginal heritage. 

These experiences are included in the tariff and are provided on an intimate shared basis with fellow guests at scheduled times.

Uluru Sunset: Capture the changing lights reflected over Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips down below the horizon, chilled glass and canapé in hand. The essential outback experience! Duration - 2 hours

Field of Light: Experience Bruce Munro’s internationally acclaimed art phenomenon, Field of Light. Created from 50,000 bud-like stems and crowned with radiant frosted-glass spheres, the installation blooms and appears to sway as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland. Duration - 45 minutes

Table 131°: Dine out and discover the wonders of the night sky at an exclusive venue among the dunes. Enjoy the sense of natural theatre
over four courses complemented with fine Australian wines. Later, the Lodge guide regales the gathering with tales of the Southerly constellations. Table 131° operates subject to weather and climatic conditions. Duration - 2 hours 

Walpa Gorge & Kata Tjuta: Explore the impressive formation of Kata Tjuta on a walk through Walpa Gorge and discover how eons of weathering and continental upheaval have created today’s landscape. Afterwards, visit the Cultural Centre where informative and interactive displays provide insight into the spiritual and cultural meanings of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Duration - 4 hours 

Mala Walk & Kantju Gorge: Join the Lodge guide for a gentle walk along a portion of Uluru’s base and learn about the history of the Mala people, viewing cave paintings and other relevant sites important to both Anangu and the early explorers. Enter Kantju Gorge at dusk to witness the rock walls ablaze with the light of the setting sun. Duration - 2 hours 

Mutitjulu Meander:  Discover peaceful Mutitjulu Waterhole and the sacred site of Kuniya Piti as the sun lights up the ancient monolith. Listen as the Longitude 131° guide shares the Anangu creation story of Kuniya and Liru, adding greater depth to Uluru’s striking features. Duration - 45 minutes

Exploring by E-Bike: From Longitude 131°, it’s an easy cycle to the nearby sights of Yulara, the town square or even a visit to the camel farm. A fleet of electric bikes and helmets are provided for guest use and the team can suggest a cycle route. Duration - self paced

Private experiences can be arranged at additional cost, please consult your sales agent for more details and pricing.

SEIT Outback Australia offers a unique and exclusive experience to Mt Conner, located 100 km east of Uluru. This is the quintessential Aussie Outback experience. This fascinating tour will introduce you to life in the desert. Absorb the ambiance of the Red Centre without the crowds as you venture into an extraordinary environment by 4WD.

Learn and listen from Aboriginal Traditional Owners about the history of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and gain an exclusive touring experience around Patji. Patji is located south of Uluru, just outside of Uluru-Kata National Park. During this authentic cultural experience, you will join your Aboriginal guide in a 4WD adventure, exploring the unique landscape and being taught of the fight for Aboriginal Land rights. Visit a remote shelter to hear about desert survival followed by a visit to a private sand dune with incredible expansive views of the desert.

Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the Red Centre with the Uluru & Kata Tjuta Scenic Flight Experience by Professional Helicopter Services. This unforgettable journey begins with a convenient return transfer from your hotel within the Ayers Rock Resort to the heliport, ensuring a seamless start to your adventure. This 25-minute (approx.) flight offers spectacular aerial views of the region’s most iconic landmarks. Soar above the majestic Uluru, taking in its immense scale and the striking contrast of its red surface against the surrounding desert. As you glide through the sky, you’ll also enjoy sweeping views of the Ayers Rock Resort, beautifully integrated into the vast outback landscape. The flight continues towards the domes of Kata Tjuta, where you’ll witness the impressive geological formations from a unique vantage point. Along the way, marvel at the vibrant local flora that dots the desert floor, adding bursts of color to the arid landscape. For an added touch of wonder, the scenic flight also offers views extending towards Lake Amadeus, a shimmering salt lake that adds another layer of beauty to the already stunning panorama. This experience is perfect for those looking to capture the essence of the Red Centre in a compact yet comprehensive tour. After your flight, you’ll be returned to your hotel, leaving you with lasting memories of one of the world’s most remarkable landscapes.

You will be transferred from Longitude 131 to Ayers Rock (Yulara) Airport for your departure.

This cost for this flight is additional to your tour, we can book this flight for you.

You will be met at the Sydney Airport by the driver and transferred to your Sydney accommodation.

Step aboard a modern 78ft cruiser to begin your stunning Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise. Designed with luxury and superb comfort in mind and with plenty of room on board, expansive main, upper, and sun decks offer 360-degree views of all the harbour’s iconic attractions as you sail past. The Sydney Harbour is photogenic at any time, but sunset is particularly special, and once the sun goes down, the gleaming cityscape comes alive in glittering lights. This dinner cruise allows you to experience the harbour from both beautiful perspectives.
This dinner experience is a long, lavish affair, with generous meals showcasing locally sourced and regionally influenced delicacies, paired with an expansive collection of beers, wine, soft drinks, tea, or coffee.

Experience the excitement of Australia’s famous Harbour City aboard the Big Bus Sydney and Bondi Beach open-top double-decker buses. This tour is the perfect introduction to Sydney, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the impressive Sydney Harbour Bridge, the magnificent Sydney Opera House, and the sparkling waters of Sydney and Darling Harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass vibrant shops, restaurants, and attractions nestled among Colonial, Victorian, and modern architecture.

Embark on an unforgettable 4-hour Sydney sightseeing tour, discovering the rich history and iconic sights of this harbour city in a small group setting, ensuring a more personalised experience. 
This experience begins with a guided walking tour of The Rocks area, where you’ll wander through cobblestone streets and gain an insight into the history of this iconic Sydney location. Afterwards, be prepared to be wonder struck as you drive past iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Get your camera read and enjoy panoramic views from Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. Later, visit the world-famous Bondi Beach, where you'll have the chance to stroll along the promenade or browse through the local shops or bars, before returning to the The Rocks, Sydney. 

Discover the beauty of the Blue Mountains on a deluxe day tour with AEA Luxury Tours. Enjoy a luxurious, all-inclusive experience as you visit breathtaking lookouts, iconic landmarks like the Three Sisters, and hidden gems, all while travelling in the comfort of a luxury, air-conditioned vehicle. With an expert guide sharing insights throughout the day, you’ll explore stunning landscapes, enjoy a scenic bushwalk, and indulge in a delicious lunch at an award-winning local restaurant. This small-group tour ensures a more intimate and relaxed experience of the Blue Mountains.

You will be met at your Sydney accommodation by the driver and transferred to the Sydney Airport.

Farewell Australia today. If there is more of Australia or New Zealand you would like to explore, talk to your sales consultant about planning your next stop!