Things to do in  Australia

Hi we went on this lovely tour to see the stone bridge and the Jail. Our tour guide was fantastic very funny and full of jokes and information, we had a great tour of the jail then something to eat after in the town. before being picked up again. Well worth your time. Gaylene and Ian Sydney Australia

I enjoyed Scenic World and the beautiful Blue Mountains, and Kat, our guide! She was the best! Featherdale Wildlife Park provided a great opportunity to see Koalas and other Australian creatures.

I came out to Australia two and a half years ago to see the country. Particularly, Sydney Opera House, the GBR and Uluru. It was great to finally see Uluru. That's all three of them done now. On to the next adventure!!!

I became one of the 1% of Australians that have seen the waterfalls in full flow sat Uluṟu Truly blessed

Fantastic day, only way to see Australia!! Tom our pilot was very professional and very informative. Highly recommend this tour!!!

Booked almost 2 months in advance, I expected just to see the indigenous places in central Australia. But I got much more. Besides everything run smooth and timely, both guides we had were experienced and explained everything in detail with an overview. Thanks!!!

This trip was lovely! The passengers were a small group of young people who all wanted to see one of the greatest wonders of Australia. The tour guide, Cam, was jolly, fun, and had great stories to tell, both facts and personal angles. We felt completely safe, and it was a great way to see the Great Ocean Road without big crowds of tourists.

Our trip on the Great Ocean road was rainy, but amazing. Our guide, Cam, made the day energetic and fun! The views are gorgeous. We saw koalas and kangaroos. An awesome way to see Australia.

A big day showcasing the best of the Great Ocean Road. Sebastian was an awesome guide who ensured we had the best experience. Highly recommend to anyone who would like to see an amazing part of Australia in a day trip from Melbourne.

Well the view but I really enjoyed stopping at Ferntree, The Springs lookout etc on the way up. Our guide John was fantastic!! He had a great depth of knowledge regarding the history of Hobart, Kunanyi, Tasmania and Australia. He was very personable and professional. We loved him he was awesome.

I simply cannot overstate how wonderful of an experience I had on this tour! There is so much to gush about but I have to begin with our tour guide, Pierre. As much as I enjoyed the good food, wildlife, and gorgeous sights, it really was Pierre's company that made the trip that much more memorable. He had so many stories to share about the places we visited, Australia itself, and (what I am most grateful for) his own life experiences. It honestly felt more like Pierre was a friend you're travelling with that happened to have a lot of passion and knowledge for the area while being responsible and settling everything for the group. But also the slightly quirky friend because he enjoys smelling and eating some of the plants we see around, and shares them with us. They were good though, he knows his stuff. If you get Pierre as your guide, you're surely in for awesome company and fulfilling conversations. Aside from our amazing guide Pierre, the other components of the tour also make it great value for money. The minivan was extremely comfortable - clean, spacious, and soft cushiony seats that recline along with an adjustable leg rest. We fell asleep during the drive pretty easily so trust that it's EXTREMELY comfortable. The accommodations were superb whereby the only downside was that we only had one night for each of them. We even got to see a sleeping koala near our room in the morning after our second night stay! The food was delicious and you have quite a few options for every meal. The itinerary itself is well-planned because it flows and you get to see so many beautiful sights along the way. On top of that, you get to request for places that you want to go to! Or if you're clueless like me and my friend were, Pierre (and I'm sure the other guides too) have recommendations according to what experiences you might like so it's free bonus spots if there's time. We got the opportunity to see even more wildlife because of this. Big thanks Pierre! Overall, this is a 5-star rating tour for me. Sincerely. It is unlike any other tour I've been on and I wholeheartedly agree with the other review on here that says all tours should be like this. If you're hesitating on booking this tour, don't. You'll enjoy it.

If you want to know what life is like on a cattle station in Central Australia, this tour will give you a taste of it. Our guide Imogen provided excellent commentary about the history of Curtin Springs cattle station and how it became a tourist stop before arriving at Uluru national park. The tour will give you access to pastoral leased land that includes a salt lake visit in all its pink glory (you can also take a few lumps of salts with you as a souvenir) and spectacular views of Mt Conner from different sites. Note that you can't actually walk around the base of Mt Conner in this tour. You'll see a few cattle that roam freely in the 1m hectare of pastoral land, flocks of galahs and also learn how cattle is mustered when water is scarce. There's lots of stories along the way about the larrikins and the Severin family who made Curtain Springs their home. The view of Mt Conner from the sunset spot was breathtaking. We had a three-course dinner at Curtain Spring station. Tip: BYO steak knife. You're gonna need it. It was a very enjoyable trip if you have an extra day at Uluru.

Visiting Kings Canyon is a very memorable experience with the great crew from AAT-Kings. Thank you Jacob, Jess and Anna. It was a wet, cold day unusual for Central Australia but we got to see running water in the creek. Did the base walk rather than the rim and glad we did so in the bleak conditions. Enjoyed great breakfast on the way to set us up for the day A must do!

Jeremy the driver, guide was fantastic. A real story teller created a fun atmosphere. It was the most informative time in the wool shed but presented with a great fun outlook. He has a very characteristic Australian humour that is a dying art. Got to see lots of interesting things along the way around Longreach and on the property. Campsite lunch was delicious. A truely great day, highly recommended.

All staff on board were very supportive and adjusted communication and direction according to everyones ability. A very well organised tour and the lunch was tasty too. On the reef itself it was good to see safety measures being followed. Thanks to Jorge for his guided snorkel and pointing out specific fish. The underwater photographer was great too. Great to see an Australian based company and staff "passionate" about what they do.

My daughter and I had a delightful day! Greig was a wonderful guide and his passion for wines showed through. It was a small tour consisting of 5 people in the morning and only 4 for the afternoon. The SUV was very comfortable. All the wineries were lovely with their staff friendly and knowledgeable. I did learn that Australia keeps their best wines for themselves and not the States. My only regret is that I did not purchase wine at our first stop. Lunch was very tasty with the wine tasting during the luncheon. We had time at the end of the day to visit Maggie Beers a seasonal kitchen with sells delicious looking food items. All in all a very enjoyable day in the Barossa Valley!

We had glorious weather for this trip which helped enormously as it can get very cold on the boat. We bought a couple of the hand warmers which were very handy. The drive from Hobart to Kettering was lovely and we got to see even more of Tasmania. Our driver was very entertaining and the coach was great. The coach drives onto the ferry and the crossing is only 10-15 minutes so no need to get off if you don't want. We stopped a Truganini Lookout at Rookery which was a welcome break to stretch our legs and go to the loo. Then on to Adventure Bay where we had tea and cake before getting into our gear and climbing aboard one of the boats. There were three boats going out but they don't hang about together. The boat trip was the best part of the day and our captain was hilarious; we had an exceptional time. We were fortunate to see a white breasted sea eagle, Australian fur seals and New Zealand fur seals. The wet weather gear (and our warm clothes) kept us warm and dry. Then it was back to Adventure Bay for a fish and chip lunch and then back to Hobart via the Sealink ferry from Roberts Point. Our driver did a number of drop off points on the way back which made it a lot easier for many people. Only downside: some instructions were confusing - we were told to book a table for our lunch but that must have been for people who weren't on the full day tour but that wasn't made clear. I think people from the two boats ahead of us had to wait some time for their lunch but we didn't as we were the last ones in. Overall we had a wonderful experience which made for a lovely 33rd Wedding Anniversary.

A great way to see the city and get a brief overview of its history. Knowledgable and friendly staff, with free ponchos if it rains (which it did, though being the 2nd driest city in Australia). At only 90 minutes, it is long enough to give you the whistle stop tour, and the hop on hop off is just what you need when you get to those interesting sections of your journey.

Such a beautiful part of Australia to visit. The staff were absolutely fabulous on the tour, so helpful & knowledgeable about the region

Boat trip was awesome. Tasman island was impressive and lucky to see both NZ and Australian fur seals soaking up the sun.