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E-Bike Rentals Vancouver - BC Place Downtown Seawall Bike Path

★ 5.0 (59)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Canada

E-Bike Rentals Vancouver - BC Place Downtown Seawall Bike Path

When Mia from our team hired an e-bike from this downtown Vancouver outfit, we rolled straight onto the False Creek Seawall — one of the city's smoothest urban rides. You get a step-thru e-bike, lock, safety gear, a self-guided map, and the standout feature: theft protection built in, no upsell. The 3-hour rental window covers enough ground to see the North Shore views, pop into Granville Island, or cruise the whole seawall loop at a leisurely pace. It's a no-stress way to cover Vancouver's waterfront on your own schedule.

Humberstone Ranch Visit with Mini Domestic Animals

When Ben from our team visited Humberstone Ranch, we found ourselves in a genuinely low-key farm setting where the focus is hands-on time with a surprisingly varied bunch of animals. You're looking at about an hour with miniature horses, kunekune piglets, Texas Longhorns, Indian Runner Ducks, fainting goats, and rabbits — all of which you'll feed, brush, or pat depending on the animal. The ranch sits on open Canadian farmland and draws a mix of families and animal lovers after a quiet alternative to typical tourist attractions. It's not a sprawling operation, so don't expect to feel lost in a crowd.

1 hourfrom AUD $21

Explore Moraine Lake, Banff, Lake Louise & Minnewanka

★ 5.0 (58)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Explore Moraine Lake, Banff, Lake Louise & Minnewanka

A full-day guided tour of Banff National Park visiting four iconic lakes—Moraine, Lake Louise, Minnewanka and others—with pick-up from Banff, Canmore or Calgary. You'll see some of Canada's most photographed alpine scenery via short walks and lake-side viewpoints, with a guide leading the route and plenty of time to explore at your own pace. Suitable for all fitness levels, though the 9–10 hour duration includes significant driving.

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $102

Banff National Park & Lake Louise FULL DAY PRIVATE TOUR

★ 5.0 (58)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Banff National Park & Lake Louise FULL DAY PRIVATE TOUR

A full-day private tour of Banff National Park and Lake Louise departing from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff with door-to-door pickup and drop-off. You'll travel with an experienced local guide in a private vehicle (SUV or minivan) and see the main sights of the Canadian Rockies at your own pace. The itinerary is flexible — contact the operator to customise stops and timing to suit your group's interests and fitness level.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $566

Amazing PEI Experience 5 passengers only

★ 5.0 (58)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Amazing PEI Experience 5 passengers only

When Mia from our BookNow team booked this 7-hour PEI tour, she found herself in a comfortable five-seater vehicle with a guide who actually knew the island's backroads and stories. The operator covers Prince Edward Island's mix of red-sand beaches, rolling farmland, heritage spots and local folklore — the kind of stuff you'd miss rushing between the main tourist traps. The vehicle's layout (captain chairs in the middle, comfy seating all round) beats a cramped minibus, and the small group meant Mia could ask proper questions without shouting over a crowd. The itinerary's flexible, so you can steer toward what matters to you.

Half-Day Guided Via Ferrata Climbing Tour in Banff

When Noah from our team tackled Norquay's Via Ferrata in Banff, we found ourselves clipped to a steel cable, ascending Mt Norquay's rock face with manufactured handholds and ladders bolted into the cliff. It's a half-day gig (roughly 3h 45m) that sits somewhere between a guided hike and rock climbing — no prior experience needed, but you do need decent fitness and a head for heights. The chairlift ride up sets you above the Bow Valley with views across Banff, and the rock work itself is absorbing enough that you forget how exposed you are. The guides are ACMG-certified, the gear is solid, and there's a shuttle service to and from town.

3h 45mfrom AUD $283

Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Private Day Tour with Banff Explorer

★ 5.0 (55)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Private Day Tour with Banff Explorer

When Noah from our BookNow team booked this private day tour from Banff, we got a dedicated vehicle and guide to hit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake across 8 hours. It's the straightforward way to see two of the Canadian Rockies' headline lakes without wrangling public transport or tour buses—you move at your own pace, stop for photos as long as you want, and learn about the area from someone who knows it. The lakes themselves are genuinely striking: Lake Louise is famous for its turquoise-framed-by-peaks postcard look, while Moraine Lake sits quieter and even more dramatic. Suits solo travellers, couples, and small groups who want flexibility and a bit of space to breathe.

Tour Kelowna or West Kelowna with Cherry! Afternoon tours.

When Sarah from our BookNow team ran this afternoon wine tour around West Kelowna, it felt like a proper introduction to Okanagan wine country without the pretension. You'll hit four wineries across the region's rolling vineyard landscape, spend unhurried time at each spot tasting 4–5 wines, and chat directly with sommeliers about what you're drinking and the history behind it. The whole thing runs 4–5 hours, which is long enough to get a real feel for the area without overstaying. Mountain views frame most of the drive, and the vibe is relaxed — less tick-box touring, more genuine tasting.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $165

Half-Day Small-Group Tour of Annapolis Valley

★ 5.0 (48)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Half-Day Small-Group Tour of Annapolis Valley

A 6-hour small-group tour blending history, nature and wine across Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, departing one hour from Halifax. You'll visit Grand Préé National Historic Site, three award-winning vineyards (including Planters Ridge and Luckett's, known for Tidal Bay wines), Fox Hill Cheese, and Halls Harbour to witness the Bay of Fundy's extreme tides. The route also passes Blomidon Look-off for valley views and Sheffield Mills, a major bald eagle nesting area. Groups are capped at 10 people, ensuring a more intimate experience than larger coach tours.

Victoria Guided Food and History Tour

When Em from our BookNow team ran this Victoria food and history tour, we kicked off at Phillips Brewing and spent two hours threading through the city's heritage pockets—Fan Tan Alley, Market Square, Bastion Square, the Inner Harbour, Parliament Buildings. Six local tastings dotted the route as our guide spun stories about Victoria's colonial roots and quirks. It's a tight, walkable loop through the downtown core, and the vibe sits somewhere between food-focused ramble and open-air history lesson. Rain or shine, you're on.

Clearwater, BC, Rafting, Finish in Canadas waterfall capital!

When Sarah from our BookNow team ran the Clearwater River with Ready-Set-Go, she was in for a solid afternoon of proper whitewater action. This is a 3.5-hour blast down 14 km of river that carves through Wells Gray Park in BC — sharp technical sections mixed with wider stretches where you catch your breath. It's the sort of trip that fits neatly into a day if you're bouncing between a few activities in the area. The vibe is no-nonsense; you're there to paddle hard, not dawdle. Guides are solid, kit is all covered, and the river delivers genuine pace without feeling reckless.

Whitewater Rafting Adventure | Kicking Horse River

When Sarah from our team ran the Kicking Horse River with this outfit, she found a proper adrenaline hit. The 4-hour rafting trip kicks off gently—you learn the ropes and soak in the scenery of the upper section—then escalates hard into the famous rapids that make this river legendary. As the canyon tightens, waves build relentlessly, and you're paddling through class 4 white water that'll leave you soaked and buzzing. The crew supplies everything: wetsuits, helmets, life jackets, and warm gear, so you stay comfortable even when you're taking on water. It's a solid day out for anyone wanting genuine thrills without needing extreme experience.

4 hoursfrom AUD $177

★ 5.0 (317)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

2-Hour Ottawa Express City Bike Tour

When Sarah from our team took this 2-hour Ottawa bike tour, we covered serious ground without the usual rush. The route threads through safe waterfront paths and quiet neighbourhood backroads, hitting about 6–7 stops along the way: the Rideau Canal, Rideau Hall, the National War Memorial, and Byward Market. It's the kind of tour that works for families, casual cyclists, and anyone keen to squeeze the city's highlights and local context into an afternoon without feeling hammered. The guide keeps things conversational — stories about Ottawa's history and culture at each stop — and you come away with a real sense of the place.

Private Walking Tour of Old Quebec with Funicular

When Sarah from our team tried this private walking tour, she got the full Old Quebec experience without the group-tour shuffle. A licensed local guide led us through the city's narrow cobbled streets, past centuries-old buildings, archaeological sites, and grand cathedrals, adapting the pace and depth to what we actually wanted to know. Hotel pickup and a funicular ticket were included, which saved mucking about with logistics. The whole thing took between two and three hours depending on how many detours we wanted to take.

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $164

Vancouver Secrets of Stanley Park Walking Tour

★ 5.0 (211)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Vancouver Secrets of Stanley Park Walking Tour

When Em from our BookNow team walked Stanley Park with this local guide, we found two hours well spent uncovering the place's layered past — the manicured gardens and forest trails mask a scrappier history of shipwrecks, crime, and island legends. The guide weaves together the park's genteel reputation with its grittier stories, making the spot feel less like a postcard and more like a place with actual stakes. It's a guided walk, not a hike, so the pace suits most fitness levels, though you'll want sturdy shoes and weather prep.

Victoria Zipline Adventure Tour

When Noah from our team tried the Victoria Zipline Adventure Tour, we found ourselves launched across 100 acres of coastal temperate rainforest on Canada's West Coast. The setup is straightforward: eight ziplines, a 100-foot suspension bridge, and a safari-style ride ferrying you up to the start. Professional guides handle safety and chat through local wildlife and history as you go. The whole thing runs two hours, and the ocean and mountain backdrop doesn't hurt. It's the kind of tour that feels properly organised without being stuffy — guides know their stuff, and the logistics work.

Mersey River Quickie Adventure - 2 Hours

When Em from our BookNow team paddled the Mersey River Quickie, we found ourselves on one of Kejimkujik's quieter waterways — a gentle 2-hour guided canoe or kayak trip that feels more like a wildlife spotting mission than a thrill ride. You'll launch from Jake's Landing (Whynot Adventure HQ) and paddle upstream, stopping to catch glimpses of turtles, beavers, muskrats, white-tailed deer, and the occasional swimming squirrel. The river's soft current carries you back downstream, giving your arms a break. It's the kind of paddle where the guide drops local lore — tales of Jim Charles' Gold, mentions of 'Keji tea' — while you're scanning the banks for movement.

Elaho Whitewater Experience

When Mia from our BookNow team tackled the Elaho, she found a genuinely wild half-day on whitewater that lives up to the hype. You're paddling class 3–4 rapids through the Squamish Valley with hanging glaciers, waterfalls, and old-growth rainforest as your backdrop. The river's technical enough to feel properly adventurous but doesn't require you to have done this before. It's the kind of run where you'll be buzzing for days — and where the guides know how to read the water and keep things safe without killing the adrenaline.

Banff's Canadian Rocky Mountain Food Tour

When Jake from our team ran this 3-hour walking food tour through Banff, he found it a solid way to eat your way through Canada's most recognisable mountain town. You're paired with a local guide who knows the area's food scene and history properly — not just rattling off facts — and you'll stop at 8–10 locally owned spots for tastings, plus up to three drinks (cocktails or mocktails depending on your age). It's small-group stuff, so you're not shuffling around in a tourist mob, and the whole vibe leans into the laid-back Rockies feel rather than fine dining theatre.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Guided Food Tour with Ice Wine & Poutine

When Charlie from our team ran this tour, we found Niagara-on-the-Lake revealed itself through six food stops across its pretty, walkable streets. It's a 2.5-hour amble through a charming heritage town where locals and visitors mingle, stopping at spots serving maple syrup, pastries, poutine, and ice wine—the kind of stops that feel less tourist-trap and more like where people actually eat. The guide weaves in Canadian food history (yes, the maple syrup heist came up) between tastings generous enough to constitute a proper meal. It's squarely aimed at people who reckon food is the best way to understand a place.

Guided Fishing Adventure in Whistler

When Em from our team booked this Whistler fishing adventure, we expected a solid half-day on the water — and that's largely what we got. You're driven to several prime fishing spots within easy reach of Whistler Village, so there's minimal time wasted in transit. The operator supplies rods, tackle, waders, and boots, and a local guide handles the navigation and technique coaching. It's a straightforward 3-hour outing aimed at anglers keen to hook something without spending a full day on the river. You'll share the boat with other paying guests, and the whole thing runs rain or shine.

Must-Do Toronto Food Tour by Toronto's First Food Tour Company

When Alex from our team ran this Toronto food tour, we got the rare combo of eating our way through the city while actually seeing the place. You're walking the downtown core hitting iconic spots—City Hall, Union Station—while sampling bites from Canadian classics, ethnic eateries, and local-favourite hole-in-the-wall spots. It's 2.5 hours of moving between food stops, mixing tourist sights with genuine foodie finds. The pitch is solid: why choose between a food tour and a sightseeing run when you can do both? Toronto's rep for global cuisine gets a real test here, and the crew behind it (Tasty Tours, been doing this longer than most) are hands-on about dietary swaps and keeping things local.

Vancouver Island: Full-Day Grizzly Bear Tour at Toba Inlet

When Charlie from our team ran this full-day grizzly bear tour, we started early from Campbell River marina aboard a solid covered boat with heated cabin and loo — essential for the 2.5-hour cruise up to Toba Inlet. The fjord itself is the opener: towering mountains, jade-coloured glacial water, waterfalls cascading down the walls. Once there, Indigenous guides from the Klahoose First Nation walked us to viewing platforms where grizzlies were mid-salmon season. We spent roughly three hours watching bears work the rivers before cruising back down the coast. It's a genuine remote experience, not a rushed tick-box.

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $834

Sea Otter and Whale Watching Tour on Northern Vancouver Island

★ 5.0 (73)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Sea Otter and Whale Watching Tour on Northern Vancouver Island

When Sarah from our team ran this five-and-a-half hour wildlife tour off Port Hardy on Vancouver Island's wild west coast, we were hunting sea otters, whales, orcas, and whatever else was moving in the Great Bear Rainforest. You're aboard a zippy rigid hull inflatable with proper shock-absorbing seats, cutting across the Kwakwaka'wakw territories with a guide who knows the local waters cold. It's genuinely wild country—the kind of place where sightings aren't guaranteed but the odds are decent if the animals are around. Pack a sense of adventure and weatherproof layers.

Rafting Adventure on the Kicking Horse River

When Jake from our BookNow team ran the Kicking Horse River rafting trip near Golden in British Columbia, he found exactly what the region's known for: proper white water that doesn't mess around. This 5-hour adventure hits the rapids that've made the Kicking Horse a fixture in the Canadian Rockies since the early '80s. You're shuttled to the river, guided through the sections that suit your nerve level, fed a solid BBQ lunch (if you pick the full-day option), and shuttled back to town with all kit sorted. It's busy water in a stunning setting — the kind of place where you'll see families working the same rapids as adrenaline seekers.

Banff Mountain Lakeside - E-bike Tour

When Jake from our team took this e-bike loop around Banff's Minnewanka area, we covered roughly 4 hours of stunning Rocky Mountain terrain without burning our legs out entirely — cheers to the electric assist. The route strings together Bankhead's abandoned mining ruins, the massive clear waters of Lake Minnewanka, and Two Jack Lake, where wildlife is genuinely thick on the ground. You're pedalling through a landscape that feels remote and raw, though the paved path means it's accessible to reasonably fit riders who aren't nervous on two wheels. Expect mountain reflections, old-growth forest, and a solid chance of spotting elk or bighorn sheep.

Yellowknife Aurora Hunting Tours by Bus

When Noah from our BookNow team headed out on this aurora hunt near Yellowknife, he found himself in a minibus with a tight crew, driven to dark-sky pockets beyond the city glow. The tour runs 4–5 hours and includes hotel pickup, so you're spared the logistics of finding your way to prime viewing spots in the middle of a Canadian winter night. Guides know the landscape and will shuffle you between locations if clouds roll in or activity shifts. You get snacks, a guide who actually cares about the show, and professional shots of you against the green curtain. It's a straightforward play: comfort, safety, and the hope that the aurora cooperates.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $101

Vancouver: Snorkeling Seals Kayaking Scenic Boat Tour

★ 5.0 (60)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

Vancouver: Snorkeling Seals Kayaking Scenic Boat Tour

A three-hour snorkeling and kayaking adventure in the Howe Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, where you'll spot seals, sea lions, porpoises and whales from a covered boat and optional kayak. All gear — wetsuits, snorkels, kayaks — is supplied, and you can choose to stay aboard if you prefer. Hot drinks and snacks keep you comfortable throughout. No prior experience needed, and small group sizes mean you're not competing for sightings with crowds.

Whistler Premium Ski Rental Package

When Alex from our team sorted ski rental for a five-day Whistler run, we found the Premium package a solid play for skiers after gear that actually fits. You book a custom fitting slot at one of the slope-side shops — no queuing in crowded rental sheds — then swap out or return kit on your own schedule thanks to extended opening hours. The gear itself (skis, poles, boots) covers the basics, and the whole operation feels built around people who want to ski, not faf about with logistics. Whistler's a proper mountain town with serious snow and steep terrain; expect crowds in peak season and conditions ranging from spring slush to packed powder.

5 daysfrom AUD $214

★ 5.0 (2,100)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

The Grand Bicycle Tour of Vancouver

When Noah from our team pedalled this 5-hour Vancouver loop, we stayed mostly on dedicated bike lanes and seawalls — which meant actual sightseeing instead of white-knuckling through traffic. The route threads Stanley Park's dense rainforest, swings through Chinatown's botanical Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden (legit world-class), and rolls into the heritage streets of Gastown before hitting False Creek's water views and North Shore Mountain backdrops. Small groups capped at 9 riders, so the guide's stories land properly rather than getting lost in a pack.

The Stanley Park Bicycle Tour

When Tom from our team pedalled through Stanley Park on this 3-hour bike tour, it felt like slipping out of Vancouver's urban sprawl into a proper forest—only the views kept reminding us we were still minutes from the city. You'll cruise the paved Seawall, past First Nations totem poles at Brockton Point, around Lost Lagoon, and into pockets like Third Beach. The pace is relaxed, the guide knows the park's logging history and wildlife well, and the small-group cap (10 riders max) means no convoy chaos. Suits riders of most fitness levels, though it's not a casual stroll—expect some distance and a bit of cardio.

Wet and Wild Elaho Exhilarator Rafting

When Sarah from our BookNow team tackled the Wet and Wild Elaho Exhilarator, we found ourselves in the thick of it — a proper adrenaline rush on Canadian whitewater. This 5.5-hour rafting trip doesn't mess about: you're paddling through serious rapids in the Elaho Valley, getting soaked, laughing hard, and genuinely disconnecting from the noise. The vibe is mixed — thrill-seekers rub shoulders with people who just want to feel alive outdoors, which keeps the energy sharp but social.

Athabasca Falls Run

When Sarah from our team ran the Athabasca River Canyon on this 3-hour rafting trip, she found herself paddling through some genuinely stunning scenery — towering Rocky peaks and dense forest pressing in on both sides of the river. The outfit handles families and first-timers well, with trained guides narrating as you work through Class II–III rapids. It's the sort of outing where you're genuinely on the water, not just being ferried past it, and wildlife spotting along the banks adds a real element of discovery. Most people finish buzzing and drenched.

3 hoursfrom AUD $131

Moraine Lake & Louise & Banff Day Tour From Calgary-Canmore-Banff

★ 5.0 (511)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Moraine Lake & Louise & Banff Day Tour From Calgary-Canmore-Banff

When Tom from our BookNow team ran this Moraine Lake and Lake Louise day tour out of Calgary, it ticked the boxes for a proper Rockies introduction without the tour-bus chaos. Small groups mean you're not jostling for space at Canada's most-photographed lakes, and the driver knows where the light hits best and which quiet spots the crowds miss. Eight to ten hours takes in both lakes, Banff town, and enough breathing room to actually absorb the scale of the place. The Icefields Parkway scenery alone justifies the drive; throw in insider knowledge and decent coffee stops, and it shapes up as a solid day out for anyone based in or visiting the Calgary-Banff corridor.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $91

Vancouver City and Nature Waterfront Sightseeing Boat Tour

★ 5.0 (509)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

Vancouver City and Nature Waterfront Sightseeing Boat Tour

When Lily from our team tried this Vancouver waterfront tour, she spent 90 minutes cruising the city's coastline by Zodiac boat—past the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park's forested edges, and out to Lighthouse Park to clock the harbour seal colony up close. The guide walked us through local history and wildlife facts as we carved along English Bay and West Vancouver's rocky points. It's a solid half-day option for visitors wanting city views and a bit of marine life without the whale-watching gamble, and the included photo package is a nice touch.

1h 30mfrom AUD $93

Private Sunrise Taj Mahal Tour from Delhi By Car -All inclusive

★ 5.0 (506)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Private Sunrise Taj Mahal Tour from Delhi By Car -All inclusive

When Mia from our team booked this private sunrise tour to the Taj Mahal, the promise was simple: beat the crowds and catch the monument in golden morning light. You're picked up from your Delhi hotel at 2:30 AM, driven three hours to Agra in a private air-conditioned car, then guided through the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and the Baby Taj before heading back by evening. It's a full 12-hour day built around one thing — being there when the gates open and the marble glows. The tour leans on the luxury angle: private car, 5-star breakfast, dedicated guide, and the flexibility to skip or add stops along the way.

Half-Day Whitewater Rafting in Revelstoke

When Jake from our team ran this 4-hour rafting trip on the Illecillewaet River, the appeal was immediate: Class II and III rapids without needing prior experience or serious fitness credentials. The river cuts through Revelstoke, British Columbia in genuinely dramatic terrain — thick forests, canyon walls, cold meltwater — and the pace moves between adrenaline surges and quieter stretches where you catch your breath and the landscape. It's busy enough to feel social but small enough that the guide isn't herding a mob. Suits nervous first-timers and seasoned paddlers alike, though a few health conditions rule people out.

4 hoursfrom AUD $191

Moraine Lake and Lake Louise Tour from Calgary - Canmore - Banff

★ 5.0 (427)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Moraine Lake and Lake Louise Tour from Calgary - Canmore - Banff

When Alex from our team ran this full-day tour, we covered the big-ticket stops across Banff National Park—Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (with the operator's special permit), and Banff townsite—all from a coach with a max of 24 people. We were picked up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff itself and driven the whole way, so no navigation stress. The lakes live up to the hype: impossibly turquoise water, dramatic peaks, and enough photo ops to keep your phone busy for hours. It's a solid, no-fuss way to tick Banff's main boxes in a single hit, though the pace is brisk and you're sharing the experience with a fair crowd.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $161

★ 5.0 (406)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Half-Day Jasper Culture Food Tour

When Noah from our BookNow team ran this half-day food tour through Jasper, it was a compact 3-hour walk hitting four different spots across town. You're tasting four courses paired with four drinks — think Canadian standards, wild game, locally brewed beers, and global influences — while picking up snippets of Jasper's past from your guide. It's a tightly curated crawl for anyone who wants to taste what the place is actually eating and drinking, without the sprawl of a full-day commitment.

Victoria Marine Wildlife Tour

When Jake from our team booked this 3-hour Victoria Marine Wildlife Tour with Eagle Wing Tours, we knew we were after proper whale-watching chances in one of the world's top spots. You head out from Fisherman's Wharf in a semi-covered or open boat — your choice — with a certified naturalist steering you through the Salish Sea. The setup is solid: you've got decent odds of spotting humpbacks, orcas, minkes or greys, plus the smaller stuff (seals, sea lions, otters, porpoises, eagles, seabirds) that fill the quiet moments. It's the kind of tour that works because it's not oversold on guarantees — the guides know the area cold and the boat's built for comfort, not speed.

3 hoursfrom AUD $191

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