Small Group Experiential Travel
Excellent
Attractive destination
4.6
Escape the beaten path
Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
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3 Tours in Australia
17 Day Australia Tour
17 Days
Tour Code: AU1
Mar, Oct, Nov
2-Moderate
1 Country
Cultural
Melbourne: City Tour ●
Canberra & Sydney: City Tours ●
Cairns: Great Barrier Reef Cruise ●
Darwin & Kakadu National Park ●
The 'Red Centre'
$7,180/ppUSD
31 Day Australia & New Zealand Tour
31 Days
Tour Code: AU2
Oct
2-Moderate
2 Countries
Cultural
Melbourne: City Tour ●
Cairns: Great Barrier Reef Cruise ●
Darwin & Kakadu National Park ●
The 'Red Centre' ●
Waitomo Caves ●
Rotorua: Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve ●
Wellington: Te Papa Museum ●
Doubtful OR Milford Sound cruise ●
Mt Cook scenic overflight
$14,380/ppUSD
31 Day New Zealand & Australia Tour
31 Days
Tour Code: NZ2
Feb, Oct
2-Moderate
2 Countries
Cultural
Melbourne: City Tour ●
Cairns: Great Barrier Reef Cruise ●
Darwin & Kakadu National Park ●
The 'Red Centre' ●
Waitomo Caves ●
Rotorua: Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve ●
Wellington: Te Papa Museum ●
Doubtful OR Milford Sound cruise ●
Mt Cook scenic overflight
$14,380/ppUSD
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About Australia
Crystal blue waters, red-stained deserts, limitless skies. Australia’s vast landscape remains unmatched. Victorian hills hint at former gold rush glory, while Darwin’s Aboriginal art sites showcase ancient wonders. See black-flanked rock-wallabies hop past Ayers Rock, and watch its sandstone smolder against the colours of sunrise and sunset.
Get a birds-eye view of the Twin and Jim Jim Falls while flying high in a small-engine plane, and walk across the steel arch of the Harbour Bridge. Inhale the fragrant eucalyptus of the Blue Mountains as its haze crosses over the gum forests.
Our small group Australia tours take you from the chaotic, leaf-lined streets of Melbourne to the boat-strewn harbours of Sydney. Travel the Great Ocean Road and swim amongst marine life at Cairns’ Great Barrier Reef. Be consumed in Australia’s patchwork of diversity, historical sites, and sun-drenched beauty.
Get a birds-eye view of the Twin and Jim Jim Falls while flying high in a small-engine plane, and walk across the steel arch of the Harbour Bridge. Inhale the fragrant eucalyptus of the Blue Mountains as its haze crosses over the gum forests.
Our small group Australia tours take you from the chaotic, leaf-lined streets of Melbourne to the boat-strewn harbours of Sydney. Travel the Great Ocean Road and swim amongst marine life at Cairns’ Great Barrier Reef. Be consumed in Australia’s patchwork of diversity, historical sites, and sun-drenched beauty.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Australia Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you need a visa to travel to Australia?Yes, most travellers entering and exiting Australia are required to have either a tourist visa or Electronic Travel Authority visa (ETA) in addition to their passport. Both types allow you to visit Australia for up to 3 months. The difference is largely cost and where and how you apply. Certain countries may apply for an ETA online. Check with your country to see if you qualify.
- Is Australia safe?Overall, Australia is considered a low-risk country and is extremely safe for travellers. Both violent and petty crime rates are low, and pickpockets are uncommon even in heavily touristed areas. The greatest risk to travellers comes from the natural environment. Be vigilant of wild animals and riptides and don’t wander into isolated areas except with knowledgeable tour guides, and you should be fine.
- When is the best time to visit AustraliaAustralia lies in the Southern Hemisphere, which means when the rest of the world is experiencing winter, Australia gets hot summer days and nights. The best time to visit is September and October when the beaches are still warm enough to swim in and the air is cool enough to go on day-long hikes.