Cultural Tours in Australia

Explore the world's oldest koala sanctuary after a cruise down the Brisbane River. Enjoy picturesque views of Brisbane's skyline and waterfront during a ride aboard the speedy Koala Express. Then spend time with 100-plus koalas at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Check out sheep dog and raptor shows, and feed wallabies, kangaroos, and other native species.

Indulge in a VIP day out with this 8-hour Hobart tour that combines wine and art. This 'posh-as' package includes round-trip ferry transport from the Brooke Street Pier, admission to Hobart's renowned Mona (Museum of Old and New Art), two courses at Mona's top notch restaurant with Moorilla wine pairings, a private tour of Moorilla's cutting-edge winery, an intimate tasting in David Walsh's private subterranean barrel room with a winery ambassador, and a bottle of Muse pinot noir to take home.

The Adelaide Central Market is a massive fresh produce market right in the heart of the city. On this morning tour of the Market, sample so much of the food on offer - fruits, baked goods and specialty goods - and learn from the growers and makers themselves about how they make their products. Designed by an expert in Australian cuisine, this tour will help you find the best of the market without getting overwhelmed.

From Meeanjin (Brisbane City), cruise down Maiwar (Brisbane River) as local Aboriginal guides share dreaming stories of the land and waters. Enjoy an intimate weaving circle, learning local Aboriginal language and a display of ancient Indigenous artefacts on board. From Maiwar, traditional Yuggera Country, cruise into Quandamooka waters and across the bay to Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island). On Minjerribah, you will be welcomed with a traditional smoking ceremony. In a foreshore location of an ancient midden at Goompi (Dunwich), enjoy a guided walk identifying bush tucker and medicinal plants. Quandamooka chef will serve a lunch of native bush tastes and fresh seafoods under the shade of the gum trees. In the afternoon the Yulu-Burri-Ba Dance Group will play didgeridoo, sing and dance tribal songs to say yuwayi (farewell). On the return cruise to the city enjoy live acoustic tunes, Indigenous tasting platters and local Aboriginal artwork and gifts for purchase.

See more of New South Wales with a small-group tour of the Blue Mountains with visits to Fetherdale Wildlife Park and Scenic World. See some of Australia's unique wildlife, experience the Three Sister's Rock formation and get a taste of small town life with free time to explore the charming village of Leura. Then enjoy a river cruise from Homebush Bay back to Circular Quay and see the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge up close.

The best way to experience a new city is with someone who knows it intimately, & appreciates it passionately. This full day, private, guided tour shows you Sydney at its best - from the most famous tourist icons, to the hidden gems that only a Sydney-sider knows how to find and enjoy.

Explore beautiful North Stradbroke Island on this guided adventure from Brisbane. After a convenient pickup at the Roma Street Busway Station, hop on a ferry and head to Stradbroke. Search for koalas, kangaroos, whales, and other marine and wildlife, enjoy a delicious lunch, and stop by popular spots like Adder Rock Lookout and Brown Lake, where visitors can swim in its tea tree-infused waters.

Travel back in time while seeing the major sights on a horse-drawn carriage through the heart of Melbourne. Horse and cart was once the only means of transport in this cosmopolitan city, and today provides the perfect leisurely pace for taking in all that Melbourne has to offer.Dressed in traditional attire, our friendly coach drivers and prestigious carriages await you at Federation Square. Our tours run from early afternoon until well into the evening. Perfect for a special occasion or just for something different, you will not be disappointed by the simple beauty of this mode of transport.We guarantee your total satisfaction with our 30 years of experience and as a recipient of a Lord Mayor's Commendation for the City of Melbourne. See below for more information, including sights on the itinerary, booking and contact information.

Explore the culinary treats of Sydney's Chinatown on a walking tour. Try dishes like: salt-and-pepper eggplant, custard puffs, Chinese lamb skewers, dumplings, noodles, Filipino leche flan, and sit down for a traditional Chinese tea ceremony. Learn context and insights about the area from your guide and feel good knowing that revenue from the tour supports organizations dedicated to fostering cross-cultural understanding, and towards training and employment opportunities for refugees and disadvantaged youth

Travel with a small group from Ayers Rock to Cave Hill, the land of the Anangu located deep in the desert. Meet with an indigenous guide and hear Aboriginal creation stories of the Seven Sisters that have been handed down by elders over the generations. Be amazed by the ancient rock art of Cave Hill, one of Central Australia's most significant Aboriginal rock-art sites. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to glimpse the history and culture of Australia's indigenous people. Numbers are limited to 11 participants, ensuring an intimate experience with your guide.

Enjoy a horse-drawn carriage tour of Melbourne's lovely gardens and CBD. On this 30-minute ride, pass historic sights like the Princess Bridge, Victorian Arts Center, Queen Victoria Gardens, Walker Fountain, King Domain Gardens, and the Shrine of Remembrance. Your driver will take a photo of you in the carriage and you're welcome to take pictures as you ride.  

Your journey begins by delving into history with a Shrine Tour. Uncover the captivating narrative that draws together a compelling chronicle of this unique monument's historical and cultural significance. After your tour take the time to recharge with an exclusive tasty tiffin catered by Jardin Tan. With a Tour and a Tiffin experience your selection of gourmet treats are specially encased in a stainless-steel tiffin, making it your decision on whether you eat in at the renowned Jardin Tan restaurant or picnic-style within the historical Royal Botanic Gardens. Your tiffin inclusions are substantial enough to be enjoyed as a lunch or afternoon tea. Tiffins are collected from and returned to Jardin Tan.

Take a horse and buggy around the Melbourne's city center and historic gardens on this 45-minute. Sit back and relax as you pass by historic landmarks such as Princess Bridge, Walker Fountain, the Shrine of Remembrance, and the Queen Victoria Gardens. Take in the city views and stop for photos along the way on this fun and unique tour.

Learn about the indigenous Aboriginal people of northern Queensland and spot some unforgettable wildlife, all on a convenient day trip from Cairns. At the Tjapukai Indigenous Culture Park you'll witness a variety of Aboriginal cultural ceremonies, and get the chance to throw a spear and boomerang yourself. At Hartley's Crocodile Adventures you'll get up close to incredible animals (at a safe enough distance!) as well as other Australian wildlife that's hard to spot in the wild.

Journey back in time and discover Melbourne's fascinating Aboriginal roots on this 6-hour heritage tour. Learn how the city was once known as the 'Kulin Nation' as you explore the Royal Botanic Gardens with an indigenous guide and take part in a traditional smoking ceremony. After lunch at the Charcoal Lane restaurant (included), pay a visit to the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre at Melbourne Museum and the Koorie Heritage Trust at Federation Square. This small-group tour has a maximum of 12 participants.

Unravel the secrets and stories of the Town of 1770, one of Queensland's oldest towns, on this 2-hour Goolimbil 'Black Cockatoo' Walkabout. Discover the town's rich Aboriginal heritage as you follow your indigenous guide on a hike through the bush and learn about ancient hunting and gathering traditions in the Eurimbula National Park. Best of all: you'll travel on a unique LARC amphibious vehicle, so you can enjoy views from both land and sea.

Go behind the scenes at AIS (Australian Institute of Sport), Australia's premier elite sporting precinct and , one of Canberra's most popular tourist attractions. Your guide takes you on a comprehensive 90-minute tour through the world-class facilities to see where Australia's top athletes train. How fast can you throw a ball? You can find out at Sportex, an interactive sports zone with different physical tests for your athletic skills.

Combine sunset views of two of Australia's top natural landmarks - Uluru and Kata Tjuta - with appetizers and sparkling wine on this afternoon tour from Yulara. Walk through the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge (depending on conditions) and visit both Uluru and Kata Tjuta with your guide to learn about the area's geology, history, and folklore through insightful commentary.

Take in the highlights of Byron Bay on a 3-hour small-group tour. Check out the Byron Arts Trail at the Arts & Industry Park, see the Cape Byron Light, and look for wildlife such as dolphins, turtles, and migrating whales (June-Oct). Grab a snack at the Byron Bay Cookies shop and visit The Farm Byron Bay for coffee, tea, juice, and a stroll around the farm. Your guide shares commentary with your small group, which is limited to a maximum of six participants for a more personalized experience.

Scratch the (dirty) underbelly of Sydney's notorious red light district on this sin and beer drenched private Sydney tour. Hear about the notorious figures and big-time pimps who made 'the Cross' what it is today: a gritty, urban hub of vices that come in many guises. The best thing is, because this is a private tour, we can adjust the itinerary to suit you, so let us know when you're booking if there any special places you are dying to visit!