Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A 5-hour sea kayak tour departing Jervis Bay where you paddle to secluded beaches with white sand and spot marine wildlife including seals, dolphins and seasonal whales. All gear is provided and guided throughout. Suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to paddle rather than hike, combining exercise with genuine wildlife-watching chances rather than guaranteed sightings.
An 8-hour cruise and walk combining seal and wildlife viewing around Ile Des Phoques and Maria Island with a guided convict heritage walk. Departing from Triabunna (90 minutes south of Hobart), you'll spend 4 hours cruising past dramatic cliffs, sea caves and granite peaks, then 2 hours on foot exploring the Darlington convict settlement. Led by marine scientists, the tour includes lunch, drinks and wildlife commentary; shuttle transport from Hobart is available separately.
A 2-hour sunset sailing cruise for up to 10 people on a 38-foot yacht off the Gold Coast. You'll watch the sun set over the hinterland with sparkling wine, beer or water in hand, plus a plate of cheese, biscuits, fruit and a sweet treat. The small group size and intimate vessel mean you're not crammed with tourists, and the timing catches both the early-evening light on the water and the full colour show as the sun drops.
A 3-hour sea kayak adventure through Sydney Harbour that takes you to Goat Island, a public-access-restricted site included with a special permit. You'll paddle past the Harbour Bridge, explore the island's natural features, and return via Darling Harbour. Your guide is a qualified local with photography credentials — professional-quality shots of you framed by iconic landmarks are included at no extra charge.
A 2.5-hour small-group bat experience where you'll observe around 6,000 flying foxes — Australia's largest bats with 3-foot wingspans — in their natural habitat. You'll watch them in daytime activity, learn about the endangered species, and take photographs with supplied high-zoom cameras. Luxury coach transport, a professional guide, binoculars, water, and snacks are included. This is Sydney's only dedicated bat-watching tour.
A 6-hour small-group kayaking tour through Coorong National Park and Murray Mouth, combining three hours on the water with a guided walk across sand dunes to the Southern Ocean and a bush tucker walk. You'll paddle through the park's waterways, stretch your legs on land, and eat lunch and afternoon tea along the way. Suited to anyone with moderate fitness who can swim or float in a PFD.
A 3.5-hour coastal and wildlife tour of northern Margaret River combining scenic drives, nature viewing and a curated local produce platter with wine, beer or coffee. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with a local guide who knows the best spots for seeing wildlife both on land and in the water. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. Suits anyone wanting to see the region's natural highlights without a full-day commitment.
A 90-minute wine blending class at McCaffrey's Estate where you'll taste and blend your own red wine to take home. Suited to wine newcomers and experienced drinkers alike, the experience keeps groups intimate at 2–14 people, letting you work hands-on with the winemaker to create a custom bottle that reflects your palate.
A 6.5-hour brewery and distillery tour covering four venues across Byron Bay with included tastings, lunch, and minivan transport. You'll visit a rotating selection of locals like Stone and Wood, Byron Bay Brewery, Lord Byron Distillery and Cape Byron Distillery, sampling 15–20 drinks total (beer, cider, wine or spirits) at each stop with guided tastings. Lunch with dietary accommodation is included. Departs 11 AM and suits anyone keen to taste rather than rush.
A hands-on sailing experience departing Airlie Beach at sunset, limited to 8 passengers on a working sailing vessel. Unlike larger group sunset cruises that deploy minimal canvas, you'll actively participate in sail handling and ship operations while the sun dips over the Whitsundays. The 2.5-hour sail includes champagne and canapés; bring any other drinks you'd like. Ranked highly on TripAdvisor, it suits anyone wanting genuine sailing engagement over passive sightseeing.
A 2-day small-group wildlife tour of Kangaroo Island with Adelaide hotel pickup and ferry included. You'll spot koalas, seals, dolphins, kangaroos and echidnas across Flinders Chase National Park, Seal Bay, Stokes Bay and Little Sahara, with one night's accommodation and most meals covered. The itinerary packs multiple ecosystems and wildlife hotspots into 48 hours, moving between coastal cliffs, sandy dunes and working farms with guide commentary throughout.
An 11–12 hour private tour of the Great Ocean Road for up to a small group, centred on the Twelve Apostles and coastal stops. You'll travel in a vehicle with a driver-guide, see native wildlife, walk through national parks and towns, taste wine at local cellar doors, and eat gourmet morning tea and lunch. Fully customisable itineraries mean the route and pace shift to match your interests—not a fixed group tour. Best for families, couples and anyone wanting a curated, flexible take on Victoria's most celebrated coastal drive.
A 6-hour private wine and brewery tour in Margaret River where you pick the wineries and breweries you want to visit. You're driven in an air-conditioned vehicle by South West Ride Share (TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Award winner), so you can taste without worrying about driving. Best for couples or small groups after a long day of sampling and scenery.
A 3-night live-aboard snorkel and dive tour based from Coral Bay that visits exclusive reef sites along Ningaloo rarely accessed by other operators. You'll encounter manta rays, turtles, reef sharks, dolphins and seasonal humpback whales across pristine coral gardens. All meals, snorkelling and diving equipment (tanks and weights) are included; the boat stays small to keep sites uncrowded and wildlife abundant. Suitable for all fitness levels, though divers will need to hire or bring their own BCD and regulators.
A private, chauffeured wine tour of McLaren Vale or Adelaide Hills for groups of up to 4 people, led by owner Shane Buckley. You design the itinerary or he'll suggest one—either way, it's flexible and can shift during the day. Six to seven hours of vineyard visits in an air-conditioned Toyota Prado, with water and snacks included. Best for friends or small families after a tailored tasting experience without the crowds of a coach tour.
A 5-hour private winery tour of Canberra's cool-climate region with a knowledgeable guide, visits to boutique wineries, behind-the-scenes producer access, lunch, and premium tastings included. Suited to wine enthusiasts wanting a guided, transport-included alternative to self-driving — you'll meet winemakers and discover smaller producers rather than crowd-heavy cellar doors.
An 8-hour wine tour of McLaren Vale led by Luke, a longtime local who takes you directly to wineries where he has personal relationships with the makers. You'll taste wines across multiple cellar doors (tasting fees typically $15 per venue, waived if you purchase), hear their stories firsthand, and get professional photos from the day. Lunch isn't included in the price but Luke will help you arrange options beforehand—bring your own or book somewhere on-site. Award-winning for customer service and local knowledge.
A 9-hour guided dive trip for certified divers exploring the Outer Great Barrier Reef from Port Douglas. Your guide stays with your private group throughout, pointing out reef inhabitants and navigating local dive sites they know intimately. You'll use quality rental equipment, eat lunch and snacks on the boat, and return via air-conditioned transport. Suited to divers with current certification who want personalised attention on established reef sites rather than a larger group experience.
A 6-hour brewery tour visiting four craft beer producers across Brisbane with a local guide. You'll tour production floors, meet brewers, taste beers and enjoy lunch in an air-conditioned vehicle. Small groups mean you get genuine conversations with producers rather than a cattle-run experience, and you're supporting Brisbane's growing independent beer scene directly.
A small-group wine tour through Clare Valley's vineyards and colonial villages, led by a local guide in a five-seat vehicle. Six and a half hours with lunch included. Perfect for couples or groups of up to five who want to taste wines at a relaxed pace without the tour-bus crowds—your guide doubles as driver, so no standing around waiting for transport between stops.
An 8-hour private tour combining World Heritage Blue Mountains scenery with close-contact wildlife encounters at Featherdale Wildlife Park. Groups of 4–20 travel by air-conditioned vehicle with a dedicated guide, taking in both signature lookouts and quieter spots across the range. Entry to the wildlife park and Aussie morning tea are included; you'll need to arrange your own lunch. Hotel or cruise terminal pickup and return are part of the package.
A half-day bus tour of Brisbane's key landmarks and parks for up to 10 people, led by local guides. Four hours covers riverfront precincts, viewpoints, and green spaces from an air-conditioned coach. Morning tea and a small gift are included. Pitched as an intimate alternative to larger group tours, with a portion of proceeds donated to local charities.
A 7–10 hour small-group nature tour in Springbrook National Park where you'll spot wild kangaroos and search for koalas in natural bushland, walk behind multiple waterfalls (with optional swimming), and explore two UNESCO World Heritage sites including Natural Bridge. A homecooked meal is served at a waterfall lookout. The experience moves through subtropical and cool temperate rainforest types across Gondwana heritage country, suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for those with serious heart conditions.
A 7-hour guided day trip combining native wildlife encounters at Australian Reptile Park with boomerang throwing and all-you-can-eat BBQ lunch. You'll hand-feed koalas and kangaroos, learn boomerang technique, and enjoy Australian wine and cheese between activities. Suits families, groups and solo travellers; vegetarian and vegan meals available. Transport, park entry, lunch and activities all included. Bookings contribute $2 per day to koala conservation.
A two-hour private surf lesson in Byron Bay with an instructor who assesses conditions and your ability to pick the best beach and wave height for learning. You'll work with a large quiver of soft boards and intermediate equipment across ten local breaks, designed for people new to surfing or ready to progress past basics. Lessons are tailored to suit whatever the ocean's doing on the day.
A private, eight-hour wine tour of the Barossa Valley tailored to your interests and group (2–6 people). Your guide draws on two decades of local knowledge to shape the itinerary around small producers you want to visit. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Adelaide are included; you'll navigate the region's back roads and lesser-known wineries rather than follow a standard circuit.
A 2-hour walking tour through East Sydney (Darlinghurst) exploring the suburb's prohibition-era gang violence, notorious murders, and vice operations alongside its Victorian architecture and cultural history. You'll visit crime scenes, former homes of gang leaders, the old prison gates, and learn about the area's largely forgotten LGBT and African American jazz influences before ending at Kinselas Hotel, a converted 1930s funeral parlour. Suits history buffs and true crime enthusiasts comfortable with mature subject matter.
A 5-hour e-bike tour through the Adelaide Hills wine region that combines vineyard tastings, cheese and strawberry farm stops, and local sightseeing. You'll ride electric bikes (no fitness level required) guided through Hahndorf and surrounds, tasting at Shaw and Smith and The Lane Vineyard, picking seasonal strawberries at Beerenberg, and sampling a cheese board at Udder Delights. Pannier bags carry your purchases as you go.
A seven-day camping tour from Adelaide to Uluru through Australia's Red Centre, combining hiking in the Flinders Ranges, underground exploration in Coober Pedy, and visits to sacred Aboriginal sites. You'll camp under outback skies, eat communal dinners, and hear stories from a guide steeped in the region's culture. Best suited to travellers comfortable with basic camping conditions and moderate physical exertion across a week of desert travel.
A private nine-hour guided tour of Royal National Park combining coastal walks, scenic lookouts and flexible exploration. You'll trek to Wedding Cake Rock with its distinctive white sandstone cliffs, visit Wattamolla Beach and waterfall, and choose between native wildlife viewing or beach exploration. Your guide adjusts pace and walking distance to your group's fitness level, provides lunch and snacks, and shares knowledge of the park's geology, flora and fauna.
A private 8-hour 4WD journey from Noosa to Rainbow Beach along the Sunshine Coast, ideal for small groups wanting flexibility and scenic stops without a set itinerary. You'll travel in a dedicated vehicle with up to three other adults or two children, stopping for morning tea, lunch on the beach with wine or beer, and visits to national parks. Pickup from your accommodation and all park fees are included.
A two-hour guided walking tour through Sydney's city centre focusing on the women who shaped the city's history and development. Led by She Shapes History, you'll explore Macquarie Street and The Rocks to discover the stories of pub owners, nurses, writers, and community builders — including Chinese women — whose contributions rarely feature in standard heritage narratives. Suited to anyone wanting a less conventional take on Sydney's past.
A 2.5-hour barramundi farm and fishing experience that combines a guided farm tour, hands-on fishing in stocked ponds, and a tasting board of barramundi dishes. You'll learn how the farm operates, cast a line to catch barra, and sample the catch prepared several ways — all at one working farm site. Suits families, fishing enthusiasts, and anyone curious about aquaculture without needing prior experience or fitness.
A 100-minute small-group walking tour of Brisbane's city centre led by a local guide, capped at 8 people. You'll move through Queen Street Mall, see City Hall, and hunt for Brisbane's smallest door while learning the city's history and architecture. The pace is relaxed enough for moderate fitness, and you'll get a gift at the end. It's the kind of tour where a guide who actually knows the place shapes what you see, rather than a script.
A two-hour guided trike tour through Broome and surrounds on custom three-wheelers. You'll ride as a passenger on purpose-built trikes with a guide steering through the town's key spots and local landscape. The operator's been running since 1999 and holds full tourism accreditation. Helmets and safety gear are supplied; bring a camera, water and a willingness to look conspicuous.
A 90-minute open-air trike tour through eastern Sydney's coastline and landmarks. You'll ride as a passenger on an accredited rider's trike, feeling wind and sun while covering scenic routes at a relaxed pace. Helmets and jackets provided. Suits anyone after a different way to see the city without the enclosed feeling of a car or bus — no special fitness required, though it's not ideal if you have heart concerns.
A 90-minute pirate-themed cruise on Mandurah's waterways, available during school term when crowds thin out. You'll steer the ship, operate water cannons, and drift past dolphins, pelicans and cormorants at a pace that lets you actually spot wildlife and absorb the scenery — longer and calmer than the standard peak-season version. Bring your own food and drinks to enjoy on deck.
An 8-hour guided day tour exploring Bowen's beaches, lookouts and local history with a guide who's been showing visitors around since 2022. You'll visit lesser-known coastal spots, see filming locations from the movie Australia, stop at The Big Mango, check out the Catalina aircraft display, and finish with lunch at the waterfront. The pace suits all fitness levels and covers geological formations, Indigenous heritage, shipwrecks and other local stories.
A five- to six-hour private city tour of Sydney in a luxury SUV, tailored to your pace and interests. You'll visit both famous landmarks—the Harbour Bridge, The Rocks—and quieter spots like Foreshore Hermitage Park and Strickland House that standard group tours skip. Your guide provides historical context throughout, and you can build flexibility into the route: pause for photos at Parsley Bay, grab lunch at Watsons Bay on your own, or linger wherever captures your attention.
A self-guided wine tour of the Mornington Peninsula's vineyards, seven hours from Melbourne. You choose which four wineries to visit from a set timetable, hop on and off an air-conditioned shuttle between stops, and decide your own pace. Wine tastings aren't included—you book and pay separately at each venue—so you're free to skip pricey spots or find your favourites without committing to a fixed itinerary.