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Gold Coast: Sunset Sailing Cruise with Drinks & Tasting PlateYou’ll watch Gold Coast’s skyline fade into color as you sail past islands and spot dolphins with a small group. Sip sparkling wine or beer, snack on cheese and fruit, and listen to your guide’s stories while the sun sets behind you. That feeling of calm — it sticks with you long after you’re back on land.
Gold Coast: ArtVo Trick Art Gallery & Photo IllusionsYou enter a 1400-square-metre gallery of hand-painted optical illusions spread across eight themed zones, pose in front of oversized murals of wild animals and landscapes, take as many photos as you want with staff help, and move through at your own pace. The whole visit is self-guided, wheelchair accessible, and works for all ages. Entry ticket included.Is it for me?A good choice if you want an interactive, photo-friendly activity that works for mixed-age groups and doesn't require a guide or schedule—you move through the zones at your own pace and the staff actively encourage you to take as many photos as you want.
Cairns: Trinity Inlet Sunset River Cruise with Drinks & City ViewsYou’ll glide through Trinity Inlet as Cairns glows at sunset, sipping a complimentary drink while your local captain shares stories about the city and its wild edges. Expect quiet moments among mangroves, glimpses of distant mountains, and time to unwind before heading back ashore—plus snacks included if you want them.
Cairns Outer Barrier Reef: Snorkel & Dive Day TripYou spend 90 minutes getting to the outer reef, then four hours exploring two exclusive sites with either a guided snorkel or an introductory or certified dive. Lunch, all gear, hot showers, and tea are included. The boat returns to Cairns in the afternoon, so you're not committing to an overnight.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach the outer reef without arranging your own boat and want the flexibility to snorkel or dive depending on your experience — the fixed schedule and included meals mean you're not piecing together a day from separate vendors.
Cape Tribulation & Daintree: Rainforest, Reef & WildlifeYou're picked up from your Port Douglas accommodation and driven north along the Great Barrier Reef Drive to Wildlife Habitat, where you hand-feed kangaroos and spot endangered cassowaries. Then you cross the Daintree River by cable ferry, walk through rainforest trails, stop at Alexandra Lookout for the view, and board a crocodile cruise on the river itself. Lunch and morning tea are included, and you're back by evening. It's a full day, but the coach does the driving and the timing is set — you just show up and follow along.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation in one day without renting a car or planning the stops yourself — the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you arrive at each place at the right time and leave when the group does, which is what makes a full wilderness day possible from a coastal base.
Brisbane: Kangaroo Point Cliffs Abseiling with Guide & GearYou’ll feel your heart race as you step off Brisbane’s Kangaroo Point Cliffs with a local guide leading the way. From nervous laughter at the top to gritty rock under your hands on the way down, every moment feels real — especially when you spot boats drifting below or share a joke with your group. All equipment is included so you can focus on that rush when your feet finally touch ground.
Brisbane Airport: Shuttle transfer to Gold Coast hotelsTravel easily from Brisbane Airport to your Gold Coast accommodation with a friendly local driver and comfortable minibus. Enjoy direct pickup at both terminals, air conditioning, and drop-off right at your hotel door — no taxi lines or bus stops needed. It’s a simple way to start your trip that you’ll remember for its ease and those small human moments along the way.
Hervey Bay: Glass Bottom Boat & Turtle Snorkeling with TeaYou board the Milbi at the marina and spend 3.5 hours cruising Hervey Bay's smoothest waters with a glass bottom view of coral reefs and wildlife below. Snorkelling gear is available for hire, and you'll stop at one or more of three islands to swim and explore. Morning or afternoon tea, all park fees, and an Indigenous guide's Dreamtime stories are included. The itinerary shifts based on tides and wildlife sightings, so no two days are identical.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Hervey Bay's marine life without the physical demand of constant snorkelling or the discomfort of a rocking boat. The glass panels mean you watch turtles and reef life from a steady, sheltered vantage point, and the flexible itinerary means the crew chases what's actually moving that day rather than following a script.
Port Douglas: Daintree Rainforest Waterfall Hike, Swim & Croc CruiseYou hike an hour each way to a secluded waterfall in the Daintree, swim in the rock pool, eat a chef-cooked gourmet lunch at a hidden rainforest restaurant, and finish with a river cruise spotting crocodiles and birdlife. Hotel pickup from Port Douglas or Mossman is included, and the whole day runs 8:30am to 4:30pm.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want the full Daintree experience — waterfall, swim, and wildlife — in one day without arranging transport or lunch logistics. The one-hour hike each way and full-day schedule (8:30am–4:30pm) are what make fitting all three elements possible.
Great Keppel Island: Snorkel, Glass Bottom Boat & BoomnettingYou board a catamaran for a full day to Great Keppel Island that includes a glass bottom boat tour with a marine biologist, snorkelling at prime reef spots with all gear provided, an exhilarating boomnetting experience, an Aussie-style lunch, and time to explore the island's beaches and village. Morning and afternoon tea, plus complimentary drinks, keep you fuelled throughout. The boat has onboard restrooms and runs daily with small, personalised groups.Is it for me?Book this if you want snorkelling, a glass bottom boat tour, and a full island experience in one day without arranging transport, equipment or meals — the catamaran handles all three, and the boomnetting is the kind of thing you won't find on every reef tour.
Mooloolaba: Whale Watching Cruise Small Group & Open DeckYou’ll board Crusader 1 in Mooloolaba with a small group and head out with local guides to spot humpback whales up close. Enjoy plenty of rail-side space for photos, learn about migration habits from passionate crew members, and snack on light refreshments as you breathe in that ocean air. It’s not just about seeing whales — it’s about feeling part of something wild.
Brisbane: Toowong Cemetery Ghost Tour & Historic StoriesYou'll walk through Brisbane's largest burial ground with a historian who knows every grave and the real stories behind them, including a statue with a reputation, a governor's tomb, and the graves of murderers and a buried boxer. The tour takes 1.5 hours, covers steep ground, and you leave with a signed book and the kind of local knowledge you can't get anywhere else. Book only if you're comfortable with moderate walking uphill and genuinely interested in the history — this isn't a thrill ride, it's a cemetery.Is it for me?This tour is for people who want to know the actual history of Brisbane's burial ground — the real names, the real crimes, the real graves — rather than a manufactured scare. The steep walking and the 1.5-hour pace mean you're moving at the speed of storytelling, not rushing, which is what makes the detail stick.
Noosa Dolphin Safari & Fast Boat Ocean AdventureYou board a fast boat at the Noosa River and head straight out past the headlands and Tea Tree Bay, where resident dolphin pods often appear with calves in tow. The two-hour ride includes life jackets, rain coats and action goggles, with Mike and Ozzie handling the boat and spotting. Small groups mean you're not crowded, and the speed means you cover real water and see real wildlife.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on the Sunshine Coast who want to see dolphins and ocean scenery without a long, slow cruise. The fast pace and two-hour duration mean you get real speed and real wildlife encounters, though you need moderate fitness and comfort with motion to enjoy it.
Daintree & Mossman Gorge: Aboriginal Walk, Bush Foods, Spear ThrowYou’ll walk through Daintree rainforest with an Aboriginal guide, taste wild bush foods, try your hand at spear throwing on Wonga or Cooya Beach, and cool off in Mossman Gorge’s clear waters. Expect quiet moments among ancient trees, laughter over failed crab hunts, and real stories from Kuku Yalanji country—a day that lingers long after you’ve left.
1-Hour Jet Ski Experience: Pumicestone Passage Marine ParkA 1-hour jet ski ride through Pumicestone Passage Marine Park on the Sunshine Coast, where you pilot your own ski 30 km along Bribie Island's western bank to Lighthouse Reach. An expert guide teaches you the machine, runs you through safety, and stays in radio contact the whole way. All gear, instruction and photographs are included.Is it for me?This ride suits anyone comfortable with speed and open water who wants to pilot their own machine rather than watch from a boat — the guide controls the pace and stays with you, so experience matters less than willingness to throttle up.
Learn to Surf at Broadbeach: 2-Hour Lesson with EquipmentA 2-hour surf lesson at Broadbeach on the Gold Coast with Go Ride a Wave, a school teaching since 1987. You get a soft beginner surfboard, wetsuit or rash shirt, sunscreen and instruction from a fully qualified guide. Lessons run daily at 10am and 2pm; meet at the van beside Kurrawa Surf Saving Club, where showers and toilets are nearby to rinse off after. The school can arrange photos of you standing up if you want proof of the moment.Is it for me?The two-hour window fits between other activities on your Gold Coast day without eating the whole morning or afternoon. If you want to learn the basics and actually ride a wave in one session without committing to a full day, this is the format that makes it possible.
Cairns: Koalas & Wildlife at The Pier Family Day OutYou’ll hold a real koala in Cairns (yes, really), wander through recreated rainforest and Outback habitats, and meet native creatures with your family by your side. Admission is included and everything is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. Expect laughter, unexpected facts from local guides, and one photo you’ll probably keep longer than you think.
Brisbane Walking Tour: City Hall, Gardens & Hidden LanewaysYou walk Brisbane with a resident guide through nine hours of city landmarks and hidden spots — City Hall, Parliament House, ANZAC Square, the Old Windmill, Queen Street Mall, the Botanic Gardens and smaller laneways most visitors miss. The group stays under eight people, which keeps the pace conversational. You get snacks, a locals' recommendations list, and the knowledge that part of your ticket funds local community work. Bring moderate fitness and comfortable shoes; stairs are on the route.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Brisbane landmarks plus the quieter spots locals actually know, without having to piece together a walking route yourself — the small group size and resident guide are what turn a list of sights into a real sense of how the city works.
Herberton: Historic Village Entry Ticket & Self-Guided TourYou’ll wander through 60+ original buildings in Historic Village Herberton, touching old tools and hearing local stories as you go. Expect hands-on displays, peaceful nature trails perfect for birdwatching, and plenty of time to explore at your own pace with self-guided entry included. It’s easy to lose yourself in another era here—the feeling lingers long after you leave.
Noosa Dolphin Boat Tour: Small Group & Coastal ViewsYou board a small boat with a maximum of 12 passengers and an experienced skipper who reads the tides and weather to decide departure time. You get life jackets, a safety briefing, and coastal views while looking for dolphins in their natural habitat. The boat moves with the ocean, not against it, so expect some swell and a skipper who knows the water. Message after booking to confirm your departure time.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on the Sunshine Coast who want to see dolphins without a large group and don't mind that departure times shift with the tides — that flexibility is what lets the skipper take you out safely and actually find marine life. Not suitable if you're pregnant, have spinal injuries, cardiovascular concerns, or if children are under 7.
Destinations
- Aeroglen›
- Agnes Water›
- Airlie Beach›
- Brisbane›
- Cairns & the Tropical North›
- Cape Tribulation›
- Fraser Island›
- Gold Coast›
- Hervey Bay›
- Ipswich›
- Longreach›
- Mackay›
- Magnetic Island›
- Mission Beach›
- Moreton Bay Region›
- Noosa & Sunshine Coast›
- Palm Cove›
- Port Douglas›
- Rainbow Beach›
- Surfers Paradise›
- The Whitsundays & Hamilton Island›
- Townsville›
