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Sydney, Australia’s most iconic city, is a vibrant hub of culture, beauty, and history. Home to nearly 20% of the country's population, it’s also Australia’s largest city. Perched along the stunning east coast, Sydney boasts an enviable mix of world-famous landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, alongside pristine white-sand beaches like Bondi and Manly. With a rich tapestry of history, art, and diverse culinary delights, Sydney offers something for every traveller, from sun-seekers and food lovers to adventure enthusiasts.

Step aboard the iconic Sydney Showboat for an unforgettable evening of fine dining, live entertainment, and spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. As you cruise past the city’s most famous landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, indulge in a gourmet three-course dinner. The evening’s highlight is a captivating cabaret performance, showcasing talented dancers and vibrant costumes in a world-class show. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a night out, the Classic Dinner Cruise offers an elegant and entertaining way to experience the beauty of Sydney from the water.

Experience the excitement of Australia’s famous Harbour City aboard the Big Bus Sydney and Bondi Beach open-top double-decker buses. This tour is the perfect introduction to Sydney, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the impressive Sydney Harbour Bridge, the magnificent Sydney Opera House, and the sparkling waters of Sydney and Darling Harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass vibrant shops, restaurants, and attractions nestled among Colonial, Victorian, and modern architecture.

Step inside one of the world’s most iconic architectural wonders with the Sydney Opera House Tour. Discover the rich history, breathtaking design, and cultural significance of this UNESCO World Heritage site as you explore its striking interiors. Led by an expert guide, the tour takes you through the Opera House's stunning performance spaces, including the famous Concert Hall and Drama Theatre, offering a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes. Learn about the creative vision behind its construction, from its innovative design to its engineering challenges, and hear captivating stories of performances that have taken place over the decades. Whether you’re a lover of architecture, history, or the arts, this guided tour offers a unique and insightful experience, giving you a deeper connection to one of Sydney's most celebrated landmarks. The Sydney Opera House Tour is a must-do for anyone visiting Sydney.

Experience the breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of Sydney at Twilight, whilst scaling the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge on Bridge Climb’s original Climb experience. Feel on top of the world as you journey along the upper arch to the peak of an Australian icon, soaking in the stories from your expert Climb Leader and the sights of the Harbour and the City skyline that surround you while the sun sets.

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The drive from Sydney to Newcastle via the Central Coast offers a scenic and enjoyable route that captures the essence of Australia’s coastal beauty. Starting in Sydney, you’ll head north on the M1, leaving behind the city’s iconic skyline as you make your way through the lush countryside and towards the Central Coast. The Central Coast is known for its picturesque beaches, charming towns, and relaxed atmosphere—perfect for a leisurely road trip.
Along the way, consider stopping at The Entrance, a popular spot for water activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating. Take a stroll along the waterfront promenade, where you can watch the daily pelican feeding, a unique attraction that draws visitors from around the region. Another highlight is Terrigal Beach, where you can enjoy a swim, explore the rocky outcrops, or take a walk along the coastal paths to enjoy panoramic views of the ocean. For those who enjoy nature, the Bouddi National Park offers bushwalking trails through pristine forests, with scenic lookouts and access to secluded beaches.
Continuing along the coastline, you’ll pass through quaint towns such as Woy Woy, known for its charming marina, and Gosford, where you can visit the Australian Reptile Park—home to an array of native animals and reptiles. If you have time, a visit to Ettalong Beach provides a great spot to stretch your legs and grab a coffee while soaking in the coastal ambiance.
As you approach Newcastle, the region’s second-largest city, you’ll be welcomed by its vibrant cultural scene and pristine beaches. Known for its historic architecture and excellent surf, Newcastle Beach is perfect for a swim or a surf lesson, while the Newcastle Memorial Walk offers stunning views of the coastline and the city. With its mix of heritage, natural beauty, and modern attractions, the drive from Sydney to Newcastle via the Central Coast offers a beautiful journey.

Newcastle is a vibrant coastal city that blends laid-back beach culture with rich heritage and a thriving arts scene. Just two hours north of Sydney, it offers stunning surf beaches, scenic coastal walks, and a lively dining and bar scene. Explore the historic Bogey Hole, stroll along the Bathers Way, or take in panoramic views from the ANZAC Memorial Walk. Discover local art at the Newcastle Art Gallery or enjoy boutique shopping in Darby Street. With nearby vineyards in the Hunter Valley and dolphin cruises in Port Stephens, Newcastle is the perfect base for both relaxation and adventure on the NSW coast.

Discover Newcastle's charm on this guided mini-van tour! Explore stunning beaches, historic landmarks like Fort Scratchley and Christ Church Cathedral, and hidden gems. Enjoy coastal views, city culture, and local hotspots. Learn about Australia's second oldest city through captivating stories. You'll make five stops, including guided visits to the Bogey Hole and Hickson St Lookout, and a leisurely walk at the ANZAC Memorial Walk. This tour blends coastal beauty with city insights, showcasing Newcastle's best.

Newcastle, Australia is a city with something for everyone. Enjoy stunning beaches like Merewether, a popular surfing spot with cafes and ocean baths. Learn about the city's history at Fort Scratchley, a historic military site that protected Australia in WWII, with narrow, underground tunnels that are fascinating to explore. Take a walk along The Bathers Way, a stunning coastal path offering scenic views and cafes. Love swimming? Take a dip in the Bogey Hole, an iconic ocean pool hand-hewn by convicts. Or head to Newcastle Beach, a popular spot with cafes, surf, and a scenic walkway. For a family outing, check out Stockton Beach with its sand dunes, ferry access, playground, and even shipwrecks to explore.

Indulge in the Hunter Valley's finest with this exclusive tour from Newcastle. Savour three intimate wine tastings at top vineyards, from renowned labels to family estates. Delight in a spirits tasting, and sample artisanal cheeses. The small group size ensures personalised access to prized vineyards, offering unique tastings. 

The drive from Newcastle to Coffs Harbour along the Pacific Highway offers a scenic and diverse journey through some of New South Wales’ most beautiful coastal and hinterland regions. As you leave Newcastle, you'll head north, passing through the lush greenery of the Central Coast. Make a quick stop at beaches like Redhead Beach or Caves Beach for a taste of the coastline.
A key stop along the route is Port Macquarie, a charming town known for its stunning beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and rich history. Here, take the opportunity to visit the Koala Hospital or explore Town Beach and Flynns Beach, which are perfect for a swim or coastal walk. Port Macquarie is also home to beautiful hinterland trails and parks, offering a refreshing break with scenic views.
Continuing north, you’ll pass through Kempsey, a town with strong Aboriginal heritage and scenic parks. Finally, as you approach Coffs Harbour, you’ll pass the famous Big Banana, a fun and quirky stop, before reaching the city itself, renowned for its golden beaches and the lively Coffs Harbour Marina.

It's a great place for a beach holiday with glorious stretches of sand galore and a laid-back coastal vibe and makes a fantastic base to explore the rainforests and waterfalls of the Waterfall Way or the incredible Solitary Islands Marine Park. Coffs Harbour has been defined by something big, yellow, and very kitsch the beloved Big Banana. Located on a working banana plantation, the walk-through banana was built in 1964, the first of Australia's Big Things. Today, its part of a fun park with toboggans, mini-golf, and a plantation tour and no trip to Coffs is complete without stopping for a photo opportunity and a chocolate covered banana treat. Holiday-makers take to the water at every chance they can get during a stay in Coffs Harbour and its no surprise that kayaking, diving and whale watching top the list of must-do activities. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds and sights of nature as you kayak or canoe the rivers and creeks that flow through the Coffs Coast.

Visit the Big Banana - the world's giant Banana statue at the entrance of the theme park, making an excellent stop for a fun selfie in Coffs Harbor before exploring the theme park! Explore the gift shop, learn about the history of the banana, or take part in all or some of the 10 attractions on site! From water parks, ice-skating, slides, tours, a kid's zone, a reptile world, and much much more- it will be a day full of fun for everyone from small to big.

This 2-hour tour takes guests on a cultural journey showcasing the local Gumbaynggirr language, bush tucker and Dreaming stories while walking easy grades through the Orara East State Forest. Your tour guides are all Gumbaynggirr or Aboriginal people who have strong ties to Gumbaynggirr country. Throughout your tour they will teach you about local Gumbaynggirr stories and language, and even help you find bush delicacies that you can sample as you bask in the ambience of the panoramic views, uniquely beautiful rainforest flora, and tranquil sounds of native fauna.

The drive from Coffs Harbour to Byron Bay along the Pacific Highway offers a stunning journey through lush hinterland, vibrant coastal towns, and peaceful beaches. As you leave Coffs Harbour, you'll head north, passing through rolling hills and verdant farmland before reaching the charming town of Bellingen. Known for its relaxed vibe, Bellingen is a perfect stop to explore its art galleries, local markets, and riverside cafes.
Continuing along the highway, you'll pass through Nambucca Heads, a beautiful coastal town with picturesque beaches and a laid-back atmosphere. The stunning Nambucca River offers excellent opportunities for a quick detour, whether you want to take a stroll along the boardwalk or enjoy the views. Afterwards, you’ll make your way to Macksville, another quaint town with a country feel, before arriving in the coastal paradise of Byron Bay. Known for its vibrant arts scene, golden beaches, and relaxed surf culture, Byron Bay is a popular destination for those seeking a mix of adventure, nature, and relaxation. Stop by the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse for panoramic views of the coastline, or enjoy the laid-back cafes, boutique shops, and pristine beaches that make Byron Bay one of Australia’s most beloved spots.

Nestled on the easternmost point of Australia, Byron Bay is a vibrant coastal town renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, stunning natural beauty, and bohemian charm. Famous for its pristine beaches, the area attracts surfers, sunbathers, and nature lovers alike. Main Beach, with its golden sands and inviting surf, is a popular spot for both locals and visitors, while Wategos Beach offers a quieter, more secluded setting, ideal for a peaceful escape. 
Byron Bay's laid-back vibe extends to its town centre, where boutique shops, organic cafes, and eclectic art galleries line the streets. The town is also home to a thriving food scene, with everything from casual beachside dining to upscale restaurants offering fresh, local produce. For those seeking a deeper connection to the area’s culture, Byron Bay hosts various wellness retreats, yoga studios, and holistic health services, embodying its reputation as a hub for alternative lifestyles. The town's iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse, perched on the highest point of the eastern coast, offers spectacular panoramic views of the coastline and is the perfect spot to catch a breathtaking sunrise. Surrounding the town, the Byron Bay Hinterland offers lush rainforests, waterfalls, and walking trails, ideal for those wishing to explore the region's natural beauty.

This stand-up paddle tour takes guests on a cultural journey showcasing the local Gumbaynggirr language, bush tucker and Dreaming stories while paddling through the unspoilt Solitary Islands Marine Park. Your tour guides, who are all Gumbaynggirr or Aboriginal people who have strong ties to Gumbaynggirr country, are direct descendants of the world's first stand-up paddlers. Throughout your tour, they will teach you about local Gumbaynggirr stories, and language, and even help you find bush delicacies that you can sample, including lemon myrtle, yams and native sarsaparilla.

Byron Bay, located on the easternmost point of Australia, is a vibrant and picturesque coastal town that has something for everyone, from breathtaking natural beauty to a laid-back atmosphere. Known for its stunning beaches, lush hinterland, and thriving arts scene, Byron Bay offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, making it an ideal destination for all types of travellers.
For those seeking adventure, start your day with a sunrise hot air balloon experience. Drift high above the stunning landscapes as you watch the first light of the day spill over the coastal town, hinterland, and nearby beaches. It's a serene way to experience the beauty of Byron Bay from a unique perspective. For an up-close encounter with the ocean, try sea kayaking through the crystal-clear waters. Paddle along the iconic Main Beach or venture to Wategos Beach, where you may encounter dolphins, turtles, and other marine life in their natural habitat. The gentle waves and scenic coastline make for a memorable and immersive adventure.
Byron Bay is also home to the famous Cape Byron Lighthouse, perched on the highest point of the eastern coast. Take a lighthouse walk along the trail that offers spectacular panoramic views of the coastline, from the rocky cliffs to the shimmering ocean below. At the end of the walk, enjoy the iconic lighthouse, a perfect spot for photos, and a great place to catch a breathtaking sunrise or sunset. If you’re looking to explore the hinterland, the Byron Bay hinterland offers lush rainforests, waterfalls, and hiking trails, where you can disconnect and immerse yourself in nature. There are also numerous wellness retreats and yoga classes available, perfect for anyone seeking relaxation and rejuvenation in a peaceful, natural environment.

Your kayak tour begins on the beach front in Byron Bay where you will pair up on 2-person kayaks and have a quick kayaking lesson. Once you hit the ocean you will paddle out past the shore break and learn about local Aboriginal stories and sacred places, paddle along 'The Pass' surfing mecca and Australia's most easterly point, Cape Byron. Here you can take in the stunning views of the stunning coastline of Byron Bay and its famous Cape Byron Lighthouse, and keep an eye out for dolphins, whales and turtles popping up in the Cape Byron Marine Park. As you paddle back to the main beach you can even surf a wave back to the shore.

The Night Vision Walk is a truly one-of-a-kind experience. Imagine exploring the Australian rainforest at night, searching for nocturnal wildlife. Instead of wielding a torch, you’re incognito, wearing special night vision goggles. This is military grade technology that lets you see animals as they go about their business.

Travel from the relaxed charm of Byron Bay to the vibrant energy of Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast, passing through a series of stunning landscapes and seaside towns along the way. This picturesque drive takes you through rolling hills, lush hinterlands, and a mix of beautiful beaches, offering a glimpse into the diverse beauty of the region.
Leaving Byron Bay, the route follows the coast and passes through Ballina, a riverside town known for its peaceful atmosphere, before continuing on to Lismore, where you’ll find a thriving arts and cultural scene. The drive then takes you through the stunning Tweed Heads, a town straddling the border of New South Wales and Queensland. Here, you can enjoy views of the Tweed River and the serene Coolangatta Beach, a perfect spot for a quick stop and a stroll. As you approach Surfers Paradise, the landscape transforms, with the towering skyline of the Gold Coast coming into view. Surfers Paradise is known for its iconic beach, famous surf breaks, and lively atmosphere, offering a sharp contrast to the laid-back pace of Byron Bay. Spend time at Surfers Paradise Beach, or explore the buzzing dining and shopping precincts before enjoying all that this iconic destination has to offer.

Experience a day of wildlife wonder and amazing memories at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Australia’s most iconic wildlife parks. This day pass offers full access to the sanctuary’s extensive range of animal encounters, interactive exhibits, and immersive experiences, with the added bonus of a personal koala photo opportunity to create a keepsake of your visit. Wander through lush, natural habitats and meet Australia’s unique wildlife, including kangaroos, wombats, echidnas, and the famous lorikeets. Explore the sanctuary’s conservation-focused exhibits, such as the Lost Valley, where you’ll encounter exotic species like lemurs, tamarins, and tree kangaroos. The sanctuary also features live shows, including the Free Flight Bird Show and Aboriginal cultural performances, adding depth to your visit.
The highlight of your experience is the chance to cuddle a koala and have your photo taken with one of these adorable marsupials. This memorable encounter gives you the opportunity to get up close and personal with one of Australia’s most iconic animals, creating a cherished souvenir to take home.

The Gold Coast is a vibrant coastal city in Queensland, renowned for its golden beaches, world-class surf breaks, and dynamic lifestyle. Stretching along 57 kilometres of coastline, the region offers a mix of natural beauty, thrilling attractions, and a laid-back atmosphere that attracts visitors from around the globe.
The area is famous for its iconic destinations like Surfers Paradise, where high-rise buildings meet pristine sandy shores, creating a perfect backdrop for beach activities, shopping, and nightlife. Beyond the beaches, the Gold Coast Hinterland provides a lush retreat with national parks, rainforests, and stunning waterfalls to explore. Popular spots such as Springbrook and Lamington National Park offer breathtaking views and serene hiking trails.
Adventure seekers can enjoy the Gold Coast's famous theme parks, including Dreamworld, Warner Bros. Movie World, and Sea World, providing entertainment for all ages. For those seeking relaxation, the Gold Coast boasts a range of luxury spas, golf courses, and waterfront dining options. The city's subtropical climate ensures year-round sunshine, making it ideal for outdoor activities like swimming, kayaking, and whale watching (seasonal). The bustling markets, cultural events, and thriving food scene add a unique charm to this coastal destination, while the welcoming vibe ensures it’s a place where everyone feels at home.

Experience an exciting nighttime tour with stargazing, delicious dessert at a local restaurant and a fully guided rainforest walk to the waterfall. This is a great tour for you to discover the bio-network of rainforests and to experience nocturnal wildlife spotting. Journey to the peaceful and picturesque Gold Coast hinterland. A local mountain-top restaurant awaits you to serve tea, coffee or hot chocolate accompanied by a selection of delicious cakes.
With the knowledge of your guide, discover the lush forests of Tamborine National Park and spot native nocturnal wildlife. Everyone has a flashlight to light the walkway. At the end of the trail emerges Curtis Falls, a subtropical waterfall and habitat to the stars of the show, the ever-fascinating, glow worms.

Famed for its beaches, including the world-renowned Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast has plenty to offer away from the sand and sea. In order to make the most of your free day make sure you include some of the following:
Beach hop between Coolangatta and Currumbin or take a surf lesson at Surf In Paradise from The Spit near Main Beach. Consider heading over to Wave Break Island with Queensland Scuba Diving and experience the fantastic snorkelling and diving. For the more experienced surfers, head to Burleigh Heads. This beach often has whales from April to September.
If thrills are what you are after, head to any one of Gold Coast's world-class theme parks. Dreamworld, Wet 'n' Wild, Sea World, Infinity Attraction and Topgolf Gold Coast are just a few.
For those looking for wildlife encounters, look no further than Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. This iconic park gives its visitors the opportunity to wander through open animal enclosures, feed kangaroos and befriend cuddly koalas. It's newest precinct is home to lemurs, cotton-top tamarins, red pandas, capybaras, and exotic birds and reptiles. As a non-profit organisation, all proceeds are put back into wildlife and conservation programs.
Feeling a bit peckish? Rick Shores and the Fish House are popular spots at Burleigh Heads for lunch and dinner. If you're hoping for a craft beer experience, have a pint of one of the award-winning beers from Burleigh Brewing Company, Black Hops, Fortitude Brewing Co., Balter or Lost Palms Brewing Company.

Crave the ultimate Aussie adventure? Catch your first wave on the world-famous Gold Coast at Surfers Paradise! Go Ride A Wave, Australia's favorite surf school, makes it easy. No experience needed! With over 35 years of expertise, their highly-trained instructors (Surf Life Savers) will guide you in waist-deep water using soft, beginner-friendly boards. These comprehensive 2-hour lessons cater to all ages and skill levels, guaranteeing an exciting, safe, and unforgettable experience. Imagine the feeling of riding your first wave – the rush of adrenaline, the cool spray, the golden sunshine. Go Ride A Wave will capture these memories with photos, so you can prove your surfing prowess back home. Don't wait! The waves are calling - Surf's Up! 

SkyPoint offers panoramic views of the Gold Coast from the top the iconic Q1 building in Surfers Paradise. The 360° views extend to the New South Wales border and out to the magnificent, lush Gold Coast Hinterland. SkyPoint is one of Queensland’s most iconic tourist attractions as it gives you a bird’s eye view of the ‘Famous for Fun’ Gold Coast from a unique vantage point 230 metres above Surfers Paradise.

Embark on a breathtaking journey from Brisbane to the Gold Coast via the Scenic Rim, a route renowned for its stunning mountain ranges and unique volcanic landscapes. Nestled within an ancient volcanic caldera, this region bursts with lush rainforests, vibrant wildlife and exceptional local produce. Start your journey by heading south on the motorway before turning west toward Tamborine Mountain. This elevated plateau, shaped by lava flows from the Mount Warning volcanic eruption 22 million years ago, is a haven for nature and adventure lovers alike. Explore the Rainforest Skywalk, tackle the Treetop Challenge, or enjoy a tasting at a local brewery. This area, rich in history and natural beauty, was home to the Aboriginal People for tens of thousands of years and remains celebrated for its incredible fresh produce and outdoor activities. Next, continue south to Canungra, a charming village and gateway to Lamington National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, you’ll find ancient rainforests, cascading streams, and over 160km of walking trails. For a short and easy stroll, try the Centenary Track, a 30-minute walk through lush greenery. For something more adventurous, follow the Morans Falls Track, a two-hour return walk that rewards you with spectacular views. After soaking in the natural wonders, make your way east toward the Gold Coast. On your way, consider a quick stop at Yatala Pies, a Queensland icon serving delicious meat pies for over 130 years. From here, it’s a smooth drive into the Gold Coast, where pristine beaches and vibrant city life await.

Brisbane, the vibrant capital of Queensland, is a city that seamlessly blends modern sophistication with natural beauty. Located along the winding Brisbane River, the city is home to a rich cultural history, having been originally inhabited by the Turrbal and Jagera peoples. These Aboriginal tribes have deep connections to the land, and their heritage is an integral part of the city’s identity. Today, visitors to the city can explore the cultural significance of the area through art, history, and storytelling, gaining insight into the traditional custodians' deep connection to the environment.
Known for its friendly locals and sun-soaked climate, Brisbane boasts a thriving cultural scene, with highlights such as the Queensland Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Museum of Brisbane, and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. South Bank is a must-visit, where visitors can enjoy riverside dining, relax in lush parklands, and take in the city’s stunning skyline. The highlight is the Brisbane City Beach—an urban oasis featuring sandy shores, swimming lagoons, and a relaxed, holiday vibe right in the heart of the city. The city also offers a vibrant food scene, from fresh local seafood to international cuisine.
Brisbane is the gateway to both coastal and hinterland adventures, with pristine beaches, lush rainforests, and mountain ranges just a short trip away. Its eco-conscious initiatives and numerous green spaces make it a great city for outdoor enthusiasts, while its easy access to nature adds another layer to its charm. Whether you're interested in cultural exploration, natural beauty, or urban sophistication, Brisbane is the perfect place to begin your Queensland adventure.

Discover the heart of Brisbane on a guided tour, where you'll marvel at the city's architecture, uncover hidden gems, and immerse yourself in its rich history, culture, and captivating stories.

Make the most of your free day in Brisbane with a wealth of activities to explore at your own pace. From vibrant street markets to tranquil parklands, this is your chance to experience the city’s diverse attractions. Start your day by strolling through the picturesque South Bank, home to lush gardens, riverside walks, and cultural hotspots like the Queensland Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Museum of Brisbane, where you can delve into the city’s rich history and artistic heritage. For a unique experience, visit the iconic Brisbane City Botanic Gardens or take a relaxing ride along the river on a CityCat ferry. Food lovers can indulge in Brisbane’s burgeoning culinary scene, with a wide variety of cafés, restaurants, and fresh food markets offering both local and international flavours. Be sure to make your way to Howard Smith Wharves, tucked beneath the Story Bridge – it’s the perfect spot for lunch or dinner, boasting a buzzing atmosphere and stunning waterfront views.
For shopping, Queen Street Mall and James Street Precinct in Fortitude Valley offer everything from high-end fashion to quirky boutiques.
If you're looking to unwind, head to Brisbane City Beach—a sandy urban oasis complete with swimming lagoons and a relaxed atmosphere. It's the perfect place to soak up the sun, take a dip in the refreshing waters, or simply enjoy the vibrant surroundings.
For nature enthusiasts, take a short trip to the nearby Mt. Coot-tha Lookout for panoramic views of the city and surrounding areas, or explore the city’s many parks and walking trails. If you’re feeling adventurous, head to Moreton Bay for some beach time or enjoy water activities like kayaking or paddleboarding. With so much to see and do in Brisbane, it's the perfect opportunity to tailor your experience to your interests, whether you prefer culture, shopping, nature, or just relaxing and soaking up the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Set off on a day of adventure with the Snorkel the Tangalooma Wrecks Day Cruise. Departing from Brisbane, this exciting cruise takes you to the famous Tangalooma Wrecks on Moreton Island, where you can snorkel around sunken ships surrounded by vibrant marine life. Explore colourful fish, stingrays, and sea turtles in crystal-clear waters as you discover this unique underwater world. After your snorkelling adventure, relax at Tangalooma Island Resort, with options to unwind on the beach, enjoy dining options, or take part in other island activities. A perfect day of natural beauty and adventure awaits!

Discover the beauty of Brisbane from a whole new perspective on a Sightseeing Cruise with River City Cruises. This relaxing river tour offers a stunning journey through the heart of Brisbane, where you'll glide past the city's most iconic landmarks, including the towering Kangaroo Point Cliffs, the bustling South Bank, and the historic Story Bridge. As you cruise along the Brisbane River, take in the vibrant city skyline, lush parklands, and unique riverside architecture, all while enjoying informative commentary that shares fascinating insights into the city's rich history.
This sightseeing cruise provides ample opportunities for photography, and simply soaking in the scenic beauty of the area. With comfortable seating and both indoor and outdoor viewing options, this tour ensures a relaxed, enjoyable experience for all ages. 

Explore more of Brisbane before dropping your rental car at the airport depot and continuing your onward journey.