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Booking one of these amazing Australia Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Port Lincoln Fishing Tour
On this tour you’ll get to see why Australia’s largest commercial fishing fleet is based in Port Lincoln and Coffin Bay. It’s because of the abundant fish populations found in the area, and you’ll get to explore this incredible region on a fishing safari!
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Wildlife and Ocean Encounter Tour
Embark on a remarkable four-day tour to some of South Australia’s most stunning locations! You’ll get to explore Big Swamp Wetlands, Coffin Bay National Park, Avoid Bay, Mount Dutton Bay Conservation Park, Baird Bay, Port Lincoln National Park, and Mikkira Station. Along the way you can witness a diverse range of sea and land-based wildlife and birdlife in their natural habitat.
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Self-Guided Bike the Rail Trails of South Australia Tour
Unveil the beauty of South Australia on a remarkable 6-day self-guided bike tour through the enchanting landscapes of the Barossa, Clare Valley, and Adelaide Hills regions. Glide along the brilliant rail trails of this bike-friendly state, all while enjoying comprehensive support that takes care of every logistical detail, leaving you to savor the journey.
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Winter Whale Watching and Wildlife Tour
Experience the awe-inspiring sight of southern right and humpback whales in the Great Australian Bight. Starting in Ceduna, you’ll explore local attractions including Aboriginal Art, Lake MacDonnell, and Davenport Creek.
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Overland Track Trek
The Overland Track holds legendary status as the finest alpine walk in Australia and it is yours to discover on this 6-day guided adventure tour. Walking from north to south, the Overland Track covers the highest area of Tasmania, from the base of Cradle Mountain to the rainforest‑clad shores of the deepest natural lake in the Southern Hemisphere, Lake St Clair.
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North Queensland Birdwatching Tour
The Wet Tropics stretch from Townsville to Cooktown encompassing approximately 9000sq.km of rainforest interspersed with farmland, rivers and tropical savannah, not to mention coastline and coral cays. Such an array of habitats explains the region’s high diversity of flora and fauna.
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Wildlife and Conservation Safari Tour
On this tour guests will not only experience four days exploring the natural beauty of Far North Queensland; they will also be offered unique and exclusive opportunities to be part of citizen science data collection, wildlife rescue and wildlife rehabilitation. A major highlight of this tour for guests is meeting the unsung heroes of the nature and wildlife conservation community who have dedicated their lives to protecting the animals that call FNQ home.
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Jatbula Trail Trek
This breathtaking Top End adventure is one of the most popular walking trails in Australia, and for good reason! The Arnhem Land escarpment is an exceptional wilderness area which winds its way along the edge of Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) to Edith Falls (Leliyn) creating a truly extraordinary hiking experience.
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7-Day Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Tour
Join a mixed group on this exclusive guided cycling tour in Australia. Explore beautiful northeast Victoria and experience the incredible Alpine scenery this region is famous for. The cycling tour is graded as easy and almost all of the riding uses off road, paved trails that are safe and fun to ride. There is a particular focus on the world class food and wine offerings that this region of Australia is becoming famous for.
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Queensland Wildlife Photography Tour
This Wildlife Photography Safari comprises the most successful interactive locations for viewing and photographing the regions unique and endangered wildlife.
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Kakadu National Park Tour
Kakadu National Park is a World Heritage Area covering some 20,000 square kms and it’s yours to discover on this 6-day guided adventure. Waterfalls tumble from the red cliffs off the Arnhem Land escarpment into shady pools; tranquil wetlands teem with animal and bird life, while 40,000 years of Aboriginal cultural heritage is on display in the numerous hidden rock art galleries.
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Rail Trails of South Australia Tour
This 6-day Cycling Tour in South Australia explores the Barossa, Clare Valley & McLaren Vale regions. Ride the Rail Trails and discover the incredible food and wine of South Australia on this gourmet cycling foodie tour.
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Flinders Island Walking Tour
With its mesmerising mix of spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and Aboriginal and European history, Flinders Island is the gem in the crown of island walking in Tasmania! Over this diverse and rewarding walking itinerary on Flinders Island, you will experience the rugged peaks and sweeping coast lines of this windswept island, taking the time to swim in the crystalclear waters and photograph the endless picture-perfect vistas. You have the opportunity to summit the dramatic granite peaks of both Mt Killiecrankie and Mt Strzelecki, the second of which is the highest point on the island at 756m, giving you spectacular 360 degree views of Flinders Island in its entirety.
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Classic Larapinta Trail Trek
On this fully supported trek you walk with just a day pack to explore the best sections of this iconic desert trail on the Classic Larapinta Trail Trek! From the high ridge lines of the West MacDonnell Ranges you’ll see the vast flood plains that form this ancient land. You’ll be dwarfed by the immensity of Ormiston and Serpentine Gorge and soothed by their idyllic waterholes. You’ll be amazed by dramatic colour changes in the rock formations at Simpsons Gap and Standley Chasm and to top it all off you’ll climb to the lofty peak of Mt Sonder to watch the sunrise (1,380m).
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South Coast Track Trek
Tasmania’s South Coast Track is one of Australia’s finest long‑distance walks. On this 8-day guided South Coast Track trek, you’ll be carrying a full pack along the unspoiled wilderness of Australia’s southernmost shores. The 85-kilometre walk offers a spectrum of Tasmanian scenes, from empty beaches to towering rainforests and the alpine heights of the Ironbound Range. The South Coast Track is a place of wild scenes and wildlife, with the chance to see wombats, quolls and possibly even the orange‑bellied parrot, one of the world’s rarest bird species.
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When planning your Australian adventure, numerous destinations offer unforgettable experiences. Dive into the Great Barrier Reef, explore the rugged Outback, or drive the scenic Great Ocean Road. Tasmania also beckons with its wild, immersive natural landscapes.
For those pondering what to do in Australia, the country abounds with exciting activities. Beyond the popular snorkeling and diving in the Great Barrier Reef, adventure seekers can embark on hiking tours in Australia’s national parks or enjoy cycling tours along its scenic coasts and through its vibrant cities.
Deciding when to go to Australia depends on the region and preferred activities. Northern Australia is best visited in the dry season (May to October), while southern Australia shines in the summer months (December to February). Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for outdoor activities.
- Diving in the Great Barrier Reef - Experience the world's largest coral reef system with its vibrant marine life.
- Cycling in Tasmania - Experience the island's stunning landscapes and friendly towns on diverse cycling routes.
- Fishing in Coffin Bay - Renowned for its oysters, Coffin Bay also offers exceptional fishing experiences in South Australia.
- Birdwatching in Queensland - Explore diverse habitats for unique birdwatching opportunities, from rainforests to wetlands.
- Cycling the Rail Trails - Convert former rail lines offer scenic and leisurely cycling paths across various regions.
Tipping is not mandatory in Australia, but it is appreciated for exceptional service. Generally, rounding up the bill or leaving a 5-10% tip in restaurants and for services is considered generous.
English is the official language of Australia, widely spoken and understood across the country.
The ideal length of a trip to Australia varies based on what you want to see and do. A minimum of two weeks is recommended to explore a few major regions, but a longer stay of a month or more allows for a more in-depth exploration.
Yes, most visitors need a visa or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) to enter Australia. The specific requirements vary based on your country of origin, so it's essential to check the latest visa information before traveling.
The currency in Australia is the Australian Dollar (AUD).
Both Australian dollars and credit cards are widely accepted in Australia. It’s useful to carry some cash for small purchases, but credit and debit cards are convenient for most transactions.
Yes, Australia is very family-friendly, with numerous attractions, parks, and activities catering to families with children of all ages.
The best way to get around Australia depends on the distances you plan to cover. For large distances, domestic flights are efficient. For exploring regions in depth, renting a car or using trains and buses is recommended.
Yes, Australia is well-suited for self-guided tours, especially with a wide range of information and resources available for travelers.
Guided tours are available throughout Australia, offering insights into its natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage.
Australia has multiple time zones: Australian Western Standard Time (AWST), Australian Central Standard Time (ACST), and Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). Daylight saving time is observed in some parts but not in others.
Accommodations in Australia range from luxury resorts and boutique hotels to backpacker hostels, campsites, and vacation rentals.
Major attractions include the Sydney Opera House, the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, the Great Ocean Road, and Tasmania’s wilderness areas.
Australia is home to unique wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, and wombats. It's important to respect wildlife, maintain a safe distance, and follow local guidelines.
The best time to visit the Great Barrier Reef is during the Australian winter (June to October) when the weather is mild and underwater visibility is at its best.
Australia has high standards of health care. However, visitors should have travel insurance and be aware of sun exposure risks and potential hazards from wildlife and natural environments.
Australians value friendliness, fairness, and a sense of humor. It's customary to greet with a simple "hello" or "how are you?" and wait in line politely. Smoking is restricted in many public areas.