Iconic Australian Wildlife and Nature Tour

Departing from the Barrack Street Jetty in Perth, Rottnest Express provides the ferry service to Perth’s favourite island paradise, Rottnest Island. Disembark the ferry ready to explore and discover the island.

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.

Rottnest is a bike-friendly island! Rottnest Express customers can hire adult and child bikes, purpose-built for the easy-going island terrain. With sunny days, easy-going terrain, and many miles of roads and trails to explore, Rottnest is a bike-riders paradise.

Explore the beauty and history of Rottnest Island with the Discover Rottnest Bus Tour. This comprehensive, guided tour takes you around the entire island, offering spectacular views, fascinating commentary, and plenty of opportunities to capture those picture-perfect moments. You'll learn about Rottnest’s rich cultural heritage, its stunning natural landscapes, and unique wildlife, including the famous quokkas. Relax in comfort aboard an air-conditioned bus as you journey past pristine beaches, rugged coastlines, and historic landmarks, making this the ideal way to explore all of Rottnest Island’s must-see highlights in a single trip.

Departing from the Rottnest Island Jetty, Rottnest Express provides the ferry service back to Barrack Street Jetty in Perth.

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.

Join an unforgettable 90-minute Segway tour of Perth's magnificent Kings Park, one of the world's largest inner-city parks. Starting from Barrack Square, expert guides will have you confidently gliding in no time, equipped with wireless headsets for engaging commentary. The tour ascends Mt Eliza and journeys through serene bush pathways, honouring fallen soldiers as you immerse yourself in nature's embrace. You will experience the vibrant flora and fauna, then marvel at panoramic views of the Swan River and Perth skyline. The journey continues through the Botanic Garden, where stories of the park's evolution are shared at the iconic Boab Tree, and unique Western Australian wildflowers are pointed out. This tour offers an exhilarating blend of natural beauty and fascinating history!

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Perth Airport in time for your departing flight.

The cost for this flight is additional to your tour. Please contact your Sales Consultant if you would like us to book this flight for you at an additional cost.

Arrive into Adelaide. A private driver will meet your flight and transfer you to your accommodation.

Experience the charm and vibrancy of Adelaide, South Australia’s bustling capital, renowned for its rich cultural scene, beautiful parklands, and exceptional food and wine offerings. Known as the "City of Churches," Adelaide combines historic architecture with modern attractions, offering visitors a diverse experience. Explore iconic sites like Adelaide Oval, Art Gallery of South Australia, and the South Australian Museum, all reflecting the city’s deep cultural heritage. For wine lovers, Adelaide is a gateway to some of the best wine regions in the world, including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, and Clare Valley. The National Wine Centre of Australia is a must-see, where visitors can learn about Australia’s rich wine history, explore an interactive wine experience, and sample some of the finest wines the country has to offer. Stroll through the lush Botanic Gardens or enjoy a relaxing day by the River Torrens, surrounded by the city’s peaceful green spaces. For a taste of local produce, visit the Adelaide Central Market, offering an array of fresh food, gourmet treats, and artisan goods. Adelaide offers the perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it an essential stop on any Australian itinerary.

Get a sense of escape and discover the beautiful and diverse collection of plants from across Australia and around the world. Explore the 50 hectares of gorgeously maintained gardens and stunning architecture. Relax in the shade or enjoy a warm cup of coffee while surrounded by Australia's most magnificent plants. You will also have the opportunity to encounter some wildlife such as birds, turtles and flying-foxes.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind 3-hour kayaking adventure through the serene Dolphin Sanctuary and historic Ships Graveyard. Glide through ancient mangrove creeks, over 10,000 years old, and explore the remnants of spectacular shipwrecks from a bygone era. Along the way, immerse yourself in the vibrant ecosystem, with chances to spot playful dolphins, diverse birdlife, and other fascinating marine creatures. No prior kayaking experience is needed! Paddle at a relaxed, enjoyable pace, ensuring plenty of opportunities to capture photos along the way.

Discover the wonders of wildlife at Adelaide Zoo, just moments from the heart of the city. General admission grants you access to a full day of adventure among over 2,500 animals from around the world, including Australia’s iconic native species and rare, exotic creatures like the giant pandas. Whether you're visiting solo, with family, or in a group, Adelaide Zoo offers an unforgettable experience for animal lovers of all ages.

Take the time to explore Kangaroo Island, one of Australia’s finest nature-based tourism destinations. This relaxed yet comprehensive two-day tour allows you to discover Kangaroo Island’s fascinating wildlife, spectacular coastal scenery, and unique local produce. Discover some of the most popular wildlife, food, and wine attractions on Kangaroo Island - wander amongst the wild Australian sea lions at Seal Bay, watch a ‘Free Flight’ display of Australian Birds of Prey at Raptor Domain, sample KI’s finest produce and enjoy a walk around Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch in the Flinders Chase National Park.

Begin your day with an early morning pick-up and a scenic coach transfer to Cape Jervis, soaking in the rolling hills, vineyards, and coastal vistas of the Fleurieu Peninsula. On arrival, board the SeaLink Kangaroo Island ferry for the 45 minute crossing to Penneshaw on Kangaroo Island. Here you will board your luxury SeaLink coach, and your local driver/guide will take you on a tour of South Australia’s premier nature-based tourism destination. Visit Seal Bay Conservation Park where you will be taken on a guided beach walk with an experienced guide and be amongst a colony of rare Australian sea lions. Get up close and see these wild creatures frolic and laze about. After your visit to Seal Bay Conservation Park, you will enjoy a delicious two-course lunch. From here, travel to the western most part of the Island, Flinders Chase National Park. As you travel through the park, keep an eye out for echidnas, wallabies, reptiles, and koalas. See the rugged coastline from walks around Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. Remarkable Rocks provide great photographic opportunities, and the Admirals Arch boardwalk takes you down a rugged cliff face to reveal the spectacular rock archway, a natural nursery and haven for playful Long-nosed Fur Seals. Your last visit of the day is to the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park to feed some kangaroos and get up close to the Kangaroo Island Koalas while listening to the Keeper talk about the cuddly mammals. There is also a possibility that you will see more kangaroos and wallabies on your way to your chosen overnight accommodation.

Start your day with a full, cooked breakfast before diving into Kangaroo Island's local gems. Your tour begins with an interactive and educational Birds of Prey Presentation at Raptor Domain, featuring South Australia's only "Free Flight" raptor display. Next, head to Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery for lunch, a guided tour, and a talk on the distillery's history. You'll have time to sample local ciders and browse the souvenir shop's eucalyptus products. Continue to Clifford’s Honey Farm for an informative tour, honey tasting, and a look at a working beehive; here, you can also sample Honey Wheat Ale and their famous honey ice-cream. After a photo stop at the spectacular Pennington Bay, the tour finishes at False Cape Wines Cellar Door. Enjoy a structured wine tasting at this beautiful, sustainable venue before transferring to the Penneshaw Hotel for dinner (own expense) and boarding your ferry back to the mainland.

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Adelaide Airport in time for your departing flight.

The cost for this flight is additional to your tour. Please contact your Sales Consultant if you would like us to book this flight for you at an additional cost.

Arrive into Hobart. A private driver will meet your flight and transfer you to your accommodation.

Hobart offers a contrasting blend of heritage, scenery and culture, with world-class activities and attractions nearby. Nestled amongst the foothills of Kunanyi/ Mt Wellington, Hobart combines heritage charm with a modern lifestyle in a setting of exceptional beauty. Hobart is Tasmania's capital city and the second oldest capital in Australia. Located at the entrance to the Derwent River, its well-preserved surrounding bushland reaches close to the city centre and beaches line the shores of the river and estuary beyond. With captivating history, picturesque waterways, rugged mountains and gourmet experiences. Explore Salamanca Place, a short walk from the waterfront, with its galleries, theatres, craft shops and restaurants in 1830s Georgian warehouses and on Saturdays enjoy the food and entertainment of Salamanca Market, Australia's best outdoor market. Take a walk along Hobart's iconic waterfront, explore the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery or take a ferry upriver to MONA for an out-of-this-world modern art experience. Hobart is also close to many of southern Tasmania's best travel experiences, from historic Port Arthur and the rugged Tasman Peninsula to Bruny Island, the Huon and Derwent Valleys and Mount Field National Park.

Begin your day with a guided Hobart city loop, exploring landmarks and soaking in the local vibe. Ascend kunanyi/Mt. Wellington for panoramic views and unforgettable photo opportunities. Wander the vibrant Salamanca Market before touring the scenic Coal River Valley wine region, stopping for cheese tasting at Wicked Cheese. Visit historic Richmond, admire colonial architecture, and enjoy a leisurely lunch (at own cost). The day culminates at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, where you’ll meet Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, koalas, and wombats up close, experiencing Tasmania’s wildlife and conservation efforts in a truly memorable, heartwarming adventure.

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The drive from Hobart to Triabunna takes just over an hour, but it’s worth slowing down to enjoy the journey. Leaving the city, you’ll cross the Tasman Bridge before detouring through the Coal River Valley, a region of rolling vineyards, orchards, and farm gates. The historic village of Richmond is a highlight, home to Australia’s oldest stone bridge, Georgian-era buildings, galleries, and cosy cafes. Further along, Orford is a lovely seaside town with beaches and walking trails. Finally, in Triabunna, you’ll find a charming harbour village and the ferry departure point to Maria Island, known for its wildlife, walking trails, and convict history.

Protected deep in Spring Bay, Triabunna is more than just the gateway town to Maria Island. Surrounded by beautiful beaches, coastal reserves and eucalyptus forest, the town's relaxed pace of life is perfect for unwinding, and sitting on the dock of the bay as the gentle rhythm of island time passes by. The bay is perfect for fishing and sailing, and a big draw card is its abundance of readily available fresh seafood. Foodie lovers can tuck into a fresh catch just metres from the fishing boats that brought it in, while the adventurers will love exploring the surrounding natural wonders. There are several walks in the area, including the Pelican Walk through coastal reserves, or the Discovery Walk to see the town's preserved convict-era buildings.

Maria Island is a truly unique destination, offering visitors a blend of World Heritage convict history, abundant wildlife, dramatic coastal cliffs, and pristine deserted beaches. This active day tour showcases the island’s many highlights, making it perfect for adventurous travellers who love walking and exploring. Highlights include the stunning Painted Cliffs and Fossil Cliffs, along with opportunities to spot incredible wildlife, immerse yourself in fascinating history, and take in the breathtaking scenery that makes this island so special.

Maria Island is located off Tasmania's east coast and is accessible via a 30 minute ferry journey from Triabunna. It contains the most intact example of a convict probation station in Australia. The stone Commissariat Store, located just 150 metres from the jetty, is the island's oldest building and is now a visitor centre with information and displays about the island. The island offers excellent walking and cycling journeys. Short walks explore the buildings and ruins of Darlington, a ghost town with a convict and industrial past. The Reservoir Circuit is sheltered from the coastal winds and provides a glimpse of Maria Island's wildlife and history as you wander into a tall eucalypt forest.

The drive from Triabunna to Bicheno takes you along this beautiful stretch of Tasmania’s east coast. Heading north, the road hugs the coastline with glimpses of sparkling bays and rolling farmland. A short detour brings you to Spiky Bridge, an unusual convict-built structure with jagged stonework. Further along, Spiky Beach is a great spot for a quick walk and photo stop. As you approach Swansea, you’ll find stunning views over Great Oyster Bay to the pink granite peaks of Freycinet National Park. If time permits, take a detour into Freycinet National Park and enjoy some stunning short walks. From here, the drive to Bicheno takes you past vineyards, coastline, and beaches before arriving at this lively seaside town, known for its seafood, blowhole, penguin tours, and relaxed holiday vibe. 

Located in the coastal town of Bicheno, The Farm Shed Wine Centre is a must-stop for wine lovers exploring Tasmania’s East Coast. Showcasing wines from over 20 local vineyards, many without their own cellar doors, it’s the perfect place to sample the region’s cool-climate varieties, from crisp whites to bold pinots. Knowledgeable hosts guide you through tastings while sharing insights into the winemaking process and local stories. You can also browse a selection of regional produce, gifts, and art, making it a great spot to relax, sip, and take home a taste of Tasmania.
Open daily between 10:00 and 17:00

As the only penguin tour that operates on the East Coast of Tasmania, Bicheno Penguin Tours has been working hard to establish the Bicheno Little Blue Penguin colony back to its former glory through habitat rehabilitation. After you check in for your tour, a bus will take you out to the private penguin rookery (breeding area), which has been established over 30 years through restoring farmland back to viable penguin habitat. From here, your guide will explore the penguin rookery with you whilst teaching you interesting facts about the Little Blue Penguin and steps that everyone can take to improve the outlook for these unique birds. The tour provides a rare opportunity for you to be a part of their journey home, from emerging from the ocean to entering the burrow.

Driving from Bicheno to St Helens takes you along one of Tasmania’s most beautiful coastal routes, with sweeping views of the Tasman Sea, rolling farmland, and pockets of native forest. As you head north on the Tasman Highway, you’ll pass charming spots like the beachside town of Scamander, known for its wide sandy beaches and the scenic Scamander River. The road offers glimpses of rugged coastline and coastal lagoons, with chances to spot seabirds and perhaps even a sea eagle soaring overhead. As you approach St Helens, the largest town on the northeast coast, the scenery opens up to reveal Georges Bay, a calm, picturesque inlet known for its oyster farms and great fishing. Just beyond St Helens lies the stunning Bay of Fires, a stretch of coast famed for its powder-white sand, crystal-clear waters, and striking orange-lichen-covered granite boulders, perfect for exploring, swimming, or simply soaking in the beauty of Tasmania’s wild east coast.

St Helens, Tasmania is a charming coastal town on the island’s northeast coast, known for its laid-back vibe, fresh seafood, and proximity to some of Tasmania’s most stunning natural attractions. Once a thriving fishing port, it’s now a popular base for exploring the world-famous Bay of Fires, where white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters meet fiery-orange granite boulders. St Helens offers a relaxed atmosphere with great cafés, galleries, and a scenic foreshore perfect for a morning stroll. Whether you're enjoying locally caught oysters, browsing boutique shops, or heading out for a coastal adventure, St Helens is a perfect stop on any east coast road trip.

Travelling from St Helens to Launceston via Derby offers a scenic inland route through Tasmania’s lush northeast. After leaving the coast, you'll pass through hills and farmland to reach Derby, a town famous for its mountain biking. Consider stopping to explore the Blue Derby trail network, visit the Tin Centre, or relax at a café. You can also book ahead for a session at the Floating Sauna on Lake Derby. If you have time, take a 30-minute side trip to the Little Blue Lake, a stunning mineral-rich lake with a surreal blue colour. This striking, mineral-rich lake glows a surreal blue and makes a great photo stop. From Derby, continue west to Scottsdale, a good spot for coffee or a walk along the North East Rail Trail. From there, it's just under an hour's drive to Launceston.

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

Today is the perfect opportunity to explore the riverside city of Launceston, offering a blend of culture, nature, and gourmet experiences. You could begin your day with a peaceful stroll through the historical City Park, perhaps visiting its distinctive Japanese Macaque Monkey Enclosure. For a dose of local history and art, head to the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Australia's largest regional museum, with collections ranging from Aboriginal art to artifacts from the 1797 Sydney Cove Shipwreck. No visit is complete without an excursion to Cataract Gorge, a stunning natural reserve just minutes from the city centre, where you can take riverside walks, enjoy panoramic views from a chairlift, or take a peaceful cruise right into the gorge to view its sheer cliffs from the water. Alternatively, drive a short distance to the Tamar Valley to sample world-class cool-climate wines like Pinot Noir and sparkling varieties amidst rolling hills, or visit the quaint Grindelwald Swiss Village for a taste of Europe with its chalet-style buildings and lakeside activities. If it's Saturday, don't miss the vibrant Harvest Market for local produce and artisan goods.

Cruise into the magical Cataract Gorge and through Launceston’s riverfront precinct. Head north past Tamar Island, historical buildings, St Matthias Church and the Rosevears Pub. Experience the variety of life as you cruise past charming riverfront communities, vineyards and farms to historical Rosevears and Windermere districts. This fascinating collection of history, fauna, and people at work, rest and play makes an absorbing narrative that will touch, intrigue and inspire. The best vantage point to view the Tamar Valley.

A full day tour to Cra­dle Moun­tain, with pick­ups start­ing at 7.30am. The tour trav­els via Sheffield, the Town of Murals before trav­el­ling up into the moun­tains through gorges, rain for­est and but­ton grass plains to reach the des­ti­na­tion of Cra­dle Moun­tain, one of Tasmania’s most recog­nis­able land­marks and one of Tasmania’s most vis­it­ed attractions. On this ful­ly guid­ed day tour you expe­ri­ence the unique flo­ra, fau­na and geo­graph­i­cal fea­tures of the World Her­itage list­ed Nation­al Park.

Cradle Mountain, located within the stunning Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, is one of Tasmania’s most iconic and breathtaking destinations. Known for its dramatic peaks, pristine lakes, and ancient rainforest, it offers a truly immersive experience in the heart of the Tasmanian wilderness.
Visitors can explore a network of walking trails, from short, family-friendly strolls to challenging hikes like the famous Overland Track. Discover the beauty of Dove Lake, where crystal-clear waters reflect the rugged silhouette of Cradle Mountain, or venture deeper into the park to uncover waterfalls, alpine meadows, and endemic wildlife, including wombats, echidnas, and Tasmanian devils.
Beyond hiking, Cradle Mountain offers a range of activities for nature lovers. Enjoy guided wildlife tours, and scenic helicopter flights, or simply soak in the serenity of this World Heritage-listed wilderness. Accommodation options range from cozy cabins to luxury lodges, providing the perfect base to relax and unwind after a day of adventure.

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Launceston Airport in time for your departing flight.

The cost for this flight is additional to your tour. Please contact your Sales Consultant if you would like us to book this flight for you at an additional cost.

Sydney is Australia's largest city and the vibrant capital of New South Wales. The city was founded in 1788 with the arrival of the first fleet of convicts and soldiers, although the area has been inhabited by indigenous Australian ancestors who came to Australia between 15,000 and 45,000 years ago. Today, Sydney is a major international capital of culture and business, and also a key tourist destination recognised across the globe. Most famed for the unique Sydney Opera House, the city is also known for its beautiful surrounding beaches and as a gateway to popular sightseeing regions such as the Central Coast, the Blue Mountains and the Hunter Valley.

Arrive into Sydney. A private driver will meet your flight and transfer you to your accommodation at the Taronga Zoo Wildlife Retreat. 

Experience the ultimate sleepover adventure in Sydney with Roar and Snore at Taronga Zoo. This unique overnight experience offers up-close animal encounters, engaging keeper talks, tasty meals, and safari-style accommodations with stunning views of Sydney Harbour. Start your evening with spectacular views of the iconic harbour, then enjoy a guided Night Safari where expert zookeepers share the stories of Taronga’s residents after dark. Savor a delicious dinner and breakfast, all served at a picturesque harbourside campsite featuring cosy, safari-style tents. Throughout your experience, meet some of Taronga’s most iconic animals, big and small. The next day, enjoy complimentary Zoo admission to explore at your own pace.

Begin your Roar and Snore experience with a warm welcome from your hosts as you check in. Enjoy a scenic twilight walk through the zoo grounds, leading to a delicious dinner at Saltwater Bistro. After dinner, take a leisurely stroll back to your campsite, where you'll be greeted by stunning views of Sydney Harbour. Settle into your cozy accommodation, relax by the campfire, and enjoy drinks and dessert before joining an optional Night Safari. Led by passionate keepers, this safari offers a chance to see Taronga’s animals after dark. After the adventure, unwind and fall asleep under the stars in your safari-style tent.

Wake up refreshed and enjoy a light breakfast before heading out for two exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences at the zoo. Learn the untold stories of Taronga's incredible residents with expert guides. Afterward, savor a leisurely breakfast and spend the rest of your day exploring the zoo at your own pace. Your luggage will be stored for the day, giving you more time to discover the wonders of Taronga Zoo before you say goodbye.

A private driver will collect you from the Taronga Zoo Wildlife Retreat and transfer you to your accommodation. 

Often mistaken as Australia's capital city, Sydney is a vibrant coastal city with plenty to see and do. Starting in Circular Quay you will catch your first views of the two big icons, Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. From here you can catch one of the quintessential harbour ferries over to Manly Beach or Taronga Zoo, catching a glimpse of Kirribilli House, the Prime Minister's official Sydney residence, on the way over. Kirribilli is also home to one of Sydney's oldest markets at the Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre twice a month. It is known for its stalls of vintage clothing, arts, delicious street food and its lively community atmosphere - so if you are in town on a market day, you can't miss it. For a relaxing end to your day of exploration, your dinner options are aplenty. From high-end restaurants around Circular Quay that offer amazing views, to the Chinatown food courts and a broad range of eateries at Barangaroo, you will be spoiled for choice.

Whale watching off Sydney Heads is an exhilarating adventure, an awe-inspiring treat that you will remember forever! The southern hemisphere humpback migration is now more than 30,000 whales, with an average increase of 11% per year, quite amazing considering these magnificent creatures were nearly hunted to the point of extinction 45 years ago. You can learn this and more interesting facts about the whales known to swim the Sydney waters thanks to knowledgeable tour guides. They will introduce you to the thrilling sea life and answer any questions you may have.

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Sydney Airport in time for your departing flight.

The cost for this flight is additional to your tour. Please contact your Sales Consultant if you would like us to book this flight for you at an additional cost.

Arrive into Brisbane. A private driver will meet your flight and transfer you to your accommodation.

Make the most of your free day in Brisbane with a wealth of activities to explore at your own pace. From vibrant street markets to tranquil parklands, this is your chance to experience the city’s diverse attractions. Start your day by strolling through the picturesque South Bank, home to lush gardens, riverside walks, and cultural hotspots like the Queensland Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Museum of Brisbane, where you can delve into the city’s rich history and artistic heritage. For a unique experience, visit the iconic Brisbane City Botanic Gardens or take a relaxing ride along the river on a CityCat ferry. Food lovers can indulge in Brisbane’s burgeoning culinary scene, with a wide variety of cafés, restaurants, and fresh food markets offering both local and international flavours. Be sure to make your way to Howard Smith Wharves, tucked beneath the Story Bridge – it’s the perfect spot for lunch or dinner, boasting a buzzing atmosphere and stunning waterfront views.
For shopping, Queen Street Mall and James Street Precinct in Fortitude Valley offer everything from high-end fashion to quirky boutiques.
If you're looking to unwind, head to Brisbane City Beach—a sandy urban oasis complete with swimming lagoons and a relaxed atmosphere. It's the perfect place to soak up the sun, take a dip in the refreshing waters, or simply enjoy the vibrant surroundings.
For nature enthusiasts, take a short trip to the nearby Mt. Coot-tha Lookout for panoramic views of the city and surrounding areas, or explore the city’s many parks and walking trails. If you’re feeling adventurous, head to Moreton Bay for some beach time or enjoy water activities like kayaking or paddleboarding. With so much to see and do in Brisbane, it's the perfect opportunity to tailor your experience to your interests, whether you prefer culture, shopping, nature, or just relaxing and soaking up the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

You will be collected from Brisbane and transferred to Holt St Wharf. 

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.

You will be collected from Holt St Wharf and transferred to Brisbane. 

You will be collected from your Brisbane accommodation and board the Croc Express for a 1-hour scenic journey to the Australia Zoo. Once there, enjoy an action-packed day filled with iconic animals, entertaining shows, and the world-renowned animal hospital.

Unlock a full day of wildlife adventure with the Australia Zoo One Day Admission Pass. Set across 110 acres, this iconic zoo, made famous by the late Steve Irwin, offers an unforgettable experience with up-close encounters with Australia’s most iconic animals. Explore the expansive grounds, where you’ll meet koalas, kangaroos, wombats, and the famous crocodiles in their natural habitats. Enjoy thrilling shows like the Wildlife Warriors demonstration, where saltwater crocodiles leap from the water’s edge in a spectacular display. Visit the Wildlife Hospital, one of the busiest in the world, and witness firsthand the vital care given to endangered animals. Discover the Tiger Temple, home to majestic Sumatran and Bengal tigers, and stroll through Queensland’s only multi-species African exhibit. With a variety of live presentations, animal encounters, and opportunities to learn about conservation efforts, the Australia Zoo One Day Admission Pass offers a full day of fun and education. 

Get closer than ever to this native marsupial in their home here at Australia Zoo. You’ll get the chance pat this gorgeous animal, and learn about some of the wombat’s incredible adaptations, such as a backward-facing pouch. 

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Brisbane Airport in time for your departing flight.

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!