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Adelaide
The capital city of South Australia, Adelaide is the gateway to the Outback, world famous wine regions such as The Barossa and McLaren Vale and a food lovers paradise. It offers great opportunities for shopping along Rundle Mall, dining at over 700 fantastic restaurants, plus art and culture.
Brisbane
The most populous city in the state of Queensland and the third largest in Australia with 2.2 million people. Brisbane City stands on the original European settlement and is approximately 23 km from the Brisbane river mouth at Moreton Bay. The city was named after Scotsman Sir Thomas Brisbane, the Governor of New South Wales from 1821 to 1825.
Cairns
Smart coastal resorts, rain forests, plus the Great Barrier Reef are right on your doorstep in Cairns. Take a boat trip to the Reef, a 4x4 adventure inland, or wander the smart shopping malls, theres something for everyone in the holiday playground of north Queensland.
Darwin
Situated on the Timor Sea, Darwin is the largest city in the Northern Territory, population of 130,000 and is the most northerly of the Australian state capital cities. Darwin has grown from a pioneer outpost and small port into one of Australias most modern and multicultural cities.
Devonport
Devonport sits on the banks of the Mersey River and is Tasmanias third largest city, home to the Spirit of Tasmania ferries. Surrounded by rich, fertile soil producing over 40 per cent of Tasmanias vegetable crops there are excellent surf beaches with the Mersey River also ideal for rowing and sailing.
Hobart
Hobart is the State Capital of Tasmania, first settled by the British in 1803 as a Penal Colony, it is one of Australias oldest cities and is full of history. Lots to do, visit the Cadbury factory or Cascade Brewery, explore Mount Wellington, at 1271m high, it dominates the city skyline. Cruise to Peppermint Bay along the Derwent River and inlets of Hobart harbour.
Melbourne
Melbourne is a vibrant cosmopolitan city, full of contrasts and plenty to see and do both in the city and the surrounding region. Gourmet food tours, boutique shopping tours, sports tours, wineries, beaches, wildlife reserves, steam trains, the options are endless, check out our range of small group shared or private tours.
Port Arthur - Tasmania
Port Arthur is a quaint village, which is better known for the well-preserved penal colony buildings at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Just 100 km from the capital Hobart, there are plenty of things to see and do in the area. Surfing, sea kayaking and bush walking are popular and the coastline is spectacular.
Sydney
Sydney with its amazing Harbour is a boaties playground and your cruise ship will berth right in the heart of the city. Its only a short walk to the famous Harbour Bridge, Opera House and the Botanical Gardens. You can explore the Historic Rocks area, full of cafes, bars and some great shops. Take a ferry across to Manly or try surfing on the famous Bondi Beach.
What currency are the tours shown in.
The tours and activity tickets for Australia are listed in Australian Dollars. When you book one of these Australian items the amount will be converted to New Zealand dollars using the current exchange rate, as this is our currency for all bookings and payments.You can specify one of 5 currencies to view charges in, using the flags at the top right of the page.This New Zealand dollar amount will be the charge that is applied to your credit. If your credit card is not a New Zealand dollar account, then the bank will convert this to your own currency, which if you have an Australian dollar account may end up being slightly different. The exchange rate is updated daily and may vary.
