Australia Group Tours

Cruise ancient waterways, hike to magnificent waterholes, discover the rich Ord River Valley and enjoy an exclusive dining experience at a fragrant sandalwood plantation. Revealing rugged red cliffs, cobalt blue waters and vast pastoral leases, this outback journey also provides opportunities for observing teeming wildlife, and relaxing while taking in a magnificent Cable Beach sunset in Broome.

Begin your magnificent Kimberley experience with a spectacular sunset over Broome’s Cable Beach, then enter a magical world of rich waterways, plunging gorges, stunning rock formations and prolific wildlife. Meet local Indigenous artists and tour the world’s principal source of rare pink diamonds. Experience the Ord Valley’s gourmet produce at a unique private dinner, and end your trip in tropical, cosmopolitan Darwin.

If Tasmania is on your must-do list, this journey offers the ideal introduction to the island state. Combining spectacular landscapes with exposure to rich convict history and gourmet artisan produce, it takes you to unforgettable locations and ensures memorable encounters. Step back in time at Port Arthur, and visit the wild Gordon River, Cradle Mountain and the pristine Tarkine Wilderness.

Queensland is the only place in the world where two World Heritage Sites meet. And you get to see their convergence on this east coast Australia trip, which tours from the Gold Coast to Cairns. From a Great Barrier Reef tour to the Wet Tropics rainforest, from Yunbenun (Magnetic Island) tour, to Kuranda 'village in the rainforest' tour, get set for a parade of postcard-worthy attractions.

This fabulous journey takes you to iconic Wave Rock and the gold-rush ghost-towns en route to bustling Kalgoorlie. Esperance and Cape Le Grand National Park offer magnificent coastal scenery and expansive heathlands. View the stunning Stirling Ranges, take the Valley of the Giants tree-top walk, then indulge your palate at Margaret River, walk Busselton Jetty and relax in seaside Fremantle.

Discover Tasmania on this small group tour taking you to Tasmanian icons such as the famous Wineglass Bay, the Tasmanian Devil, the convict ruins of Port Arthur and explore Tasmania’s diverse natural environment – a perfect habitat for a variety of wildlife including marsupials, birds and marine mammals.

Embark on an eight-day journey through Australia's Red Centre and Top End, exploring stunning Outback landscapes and rich First Nations culture. Encounter rock wallabies in Western MacDonnell Ranges (Tjoritja), marvel at Kings Canyon's rock formations, and watch the sunrise over Uluru. Then, head to the Top End to explore Litchfield National Park, swim in Florence Falls, and spot crocodiles in Kakadu National Park. Guided First Nations walks, cruises, and cultural experiences reveal the deep significance of these iconic regions. A true-blue Australian adventure awaits!