Top New South Wales Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Our unique offer: Sharing the beaches of Eden and her surrounds to the world. An expansive tour, with outstanding value, booking directly with us, literally saves you between $80 and $120, the middle man is cut out and there are no ship service fees to pay. We are a licensed, registered tour and will always have you back on time. Award winning fine art photographer Phill Small takes you on a relaxed short drive visiting three stunningly beautiful beaches within Ben Boyd National Park. Enjoying fascinating personal time with Phill discussing his methodology of creating fine art. This is an unhurried tour with plenty of time to swim, take photos, or just take in the regions natural beauty Here nature abounds, look for the white Bellied Sea Eagle, Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo, dolphins, fur seals and even whales during their migratory season The beaches we visit are full of fascinating ancient and more modern European history, and they are breathtakingly beautiful.

Get a close-up view of the unique sight of whales migrating on this compact whale-watching cruise. Minimize the risk of getting stuck in the middle of a crowd without a view: head out in a small group with your guide, a qualified marine biologist. Watch the whales pass on their way from Antarctica to the Coral Sea, breaching and slapping their tails as they go, and learn about each species you see from your guide.

Spend an hour with the wind in your hair as you zip around The Newington Armory at Sydney Olympic Park on a Segway with a guide. Whiz past military bunkers and heritage listed buildings as you zoom up and down dirt paths, gravel and rocky roads, grassy open fields, and a bit of bushland. Your guide provides a brief safety training and then you are free to cruise. Cover more ground on a Segway and have a memorable experience.

See an ancient volcano from the Tweed River during this half-day, guided, cruise that runs through the Tweed Valley and includes lunch. Take your place on the boat and head toward Mount Warning (Wollumbin), a looming remnant of a massive volcano said to have erupted 23-million years ago. Sip wine onboard as the natural world passes by and stop at a riverside café for a seafood lunch.

Escape the crowds and discover the coast less travelled on this half day guided hike with Byron Bay Coastal Walks 40 minutes south of Byron, between the fishing town of Ballina and the seaside village of Lennox Head, is an incredible 13km guided walk that will take you across rivers, wetlands, secluded beaches and coastal dunes. Traverse spectacular headlands that will take your breath away. Soaring 60m above the waves, it’s the perfect place to sit, find solitude and watch the whales pass by.

This flight is customizable.... you choose to take in the areas to the north or south of beautiful Port Macquarie. Either way you'll be amazed at the expansive beaches, headlands and mountains in the area along with a variety of sea life.

Instead of collecting a stack of travel brochures or spending a fortune on guidebooks, get to know the Sapphire Coast from a local’s perspective on this guided sightseeing tour. Visit beaches, estuaries, farmland, forests and more in Australia’s coastal hinterland, with your guide driving as they provide personalized commentary. Look out for native wildlife, from seals to wallabies, and take scenic photos of the Australian coast from its lookouts and beaches.

Our Hunter Valley Private Tour offers a remarkable wine and food experience in Australia’s oldest wine region. It’s your day, your way – so you can choose to spend the full day in the Hunter Valley or begin your adventure with a visit to the Hawkesbury River town of Brooklyn on the way. Alternatively, we can take the scenic route winding north through national parks and towns and villages – most notably, the charming heritage village of Wollombi. - You may choose the wineries we visit, or you can leave it up to us. - Experience award-winning wineries and acclaimed restaurants - Discover local food and market delicacies We’ll visit some award-winning vineyards in the in the Mount View area , which overlooks most of the wine growing region. Then we head to Pokolbin some of the well known vineyards. You may choose the wineries we visit, or you can leave it up to us.

This self guided audio tour is located in the seaside town of Broulee. It takes a tranquil stroll following the ocean shoreline around Broulee Island Nature Reserve in a clockwise direction. Look out for seabirds and marine life, including humpback whales, as you hear tales of modern and natural history.

Experience the stunning outback and natural scenery of the Living Desert Sculptures at sunset. This outback experience is designed to showcase the effect of the light and colour display of the sunset in this vast land of Outback NSW. With a cool beverage in hand and something to nibble on immerse yourself in the 360-degree panoramic views of the outback and appreciate the work's of twelve of the finest sculptors from all over the world. Our Outback Sunset experience is a must for anyone visiting Broken Hill and Far West NSW. ​ This experience is subject to the sunset and time will be advised upon booking.

Explore Sydney’s Olympic Park with an exhilarating 90-minute Segway tour. After a brief safety training, you’ll cruise around the Newington Armory. Try out your all-terrain Segway on The Rocky Road, traversing dirt paths, open fields, wooded areas, and more. Discover old bunkers and other historic buildings at this heritage site.

Skip the hassle of renting a car and picking a sober driver with this tour of the Shoalhaven Coast wineries via bus. You can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenery as you are transported between multiple wineries, tasting at each stop and learning about the winemaking process. Wineries visited include Two Figs, the Silos Estate, and the Coolangatta Estate. You'll also enjoy a drive along the Illawarra coastline and a stop in the scenic village of Berry before return to Sydney.

Fly up close to Tacking Point Lighthouse, Shelley, Flynn's, Oxley and Town beaches on this VIP Private flight

Definitely not a bus tour, with a maximum of four guests per tour, rather, The Secret Vines Experience is an exploration of the best of Port Macquarie’s local wineries, (and eateries) providing a truly authentic and personalized experience. Guests travel from their accommodation in a luxury Audi, then we take the picturesque laneways to local working and historical vineyards. We can visit regional cellar doors ranging from larger, well established wineries to small artisanal vineyards.

Foodies and truffle enthusiasts gather round this is a hands-on Truffle hunting experience you don’t want to miss! Join Sapphire Coast Day tours to the Macenmist Truffle Farm located just outside the village of Bredbo an excellent producer of the Black Perigord Truffle Discover the fascination of the Black Perigord Truffle, learn about how they grown, how to harvest and how to clean and use them. Then partake in the archaeological event and watch Fahren and Tawdiffu display their amazing olfactory skills discovering truffle. After the truffle hunt, it’s time to temp the taste buds and sample one of the worlds most sort after flavours. Sit back, relax and enjoy your two-course truffle inspired luncheon complimented by Macenmist preservative-free wine.

If you enjoy the comfort of having your travel arrangements made for you, yet wish to have the independence and flexibility to travel at your own pace then this sight seeing tour is perfect for you. This is a suitable option for couples or families who prefer to travel independently, customers with special requirements or groups of friends wishing to travel on an exclusive tour.

Swap Sydney’s city streets for the rolling vineyards of Hunter Valley on a private day trip that lets you skip the hassle of car hire. As well as receiving the undivided attention of a private guide during several tasting sessions, you’ll be able to enjoy ample glasses of wine without having to worry about driving between dispersed wineries.

On 8 June 1856 a total of 194 people, descendants from the Bounty, arrived on Norfolk Island from Pitcairn Island aboard the Morayshire. This consisted of 40 men, 47 women, 54 boys, and 53 girls. They arrived in cold, wet blustery conditions. Few had ever been to sea before, They were seasick, homesick, and heartsick. The journey of 6,00 km / 3,700 miles took five weeks. They arrived to a recently abandoned penal settlement set aside for the ‘worst of the worst’ it was full of ghosts and memories. It was a large and frightening testimony of man’s inhumanity to man. The 1856 untold story will follow their journey in the World Heritage Listed Kingston area.

Experience some of the finest produce on Norfolk Island and sample the unique green banana fritters drizzled with local honey.

Learn a bit about Australia's convict history at the Kingston convict site on Norfolk Island on this tour from Burnt Pine. You'll visit the settlement of the island's first penal colony, which is part of the Australian Convict Sites UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Spend your Saturday evening like a true Norfolk Islander with a feast of super-fresh fried fish and seasonal island dishes. Travel to a stunning hilltop with sweeping views of the mighty ocean, then dine island-style on recipes passed down from Polynesian ancestors. A local singer and Tahiti-style dancers provide entertainment, while your evening includes door-to-door round-trip transfers for maximum ease.

Creator of the novel that inspired “The Thorn Birds” TV series, author of 24 books, Colleen McCullough lived on Norfolk Island for almost 36 years—and you get exclusive access to her property, Out Yenna, on this small-group tour. View the priceless collection of artefacts she and her Norfolk Islander husband gathered on their travels and experience the luxurious serenity that fueled McCullough’s epic novels.

The Commandant's Dinner is a fun evening which explores Norfolk's rich and colourful history. It includes a 3 course dinner and entertainment.

A few hours drive south of Sydney, Jervis Bay National Park is a reserve known for its remarkable sea cliffs and beaches, but many of these highlights are difficult to get to on a day trip. If you don’t have the time for a camping trip, this cruise around the Bay is a great fit for any schedule. Head out in the late morning or early afternoon and sail around the Bay’s dramatic coastline, looking out for dolphins, bird life and other local animals.