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Hervey Bay Whale Watching Cruise: Underwater viewing windowsYou’ll watch humpback whales up close from both outdoor decks and underwater windows on this Hervey Bay cruise. Listen to live commentary from local guides, sip tea with biscuits as you scan the water, and hear whale songs through hydrophones. Includes hotel pickup and guaranteed sightings—plus those small moments that stick with you long after.
Port Douglas: Low Isles Sailing & Snorkeling with Marine BiologistYou sail to Low Isles coral cay on a small catamaran, arriving before the crowds. Spend four and a half hours snorkeling in the sheltered lagoon with a marine biologist, exploring the same reef from a glass-bottom boat, or walking to the historic lighthouse. Lunch and morning and afternoon tea are included. The crew handles all the logistics—you just show up with a swimsuit and sunscreen, and they get you back to Port Douglas by 4pm.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef without the crowds or the long boat ride—Low Isles is a short sail from Port Douglas, and the 33-passenger limit means you're not jostling for space. Plan for a full day on the water with some physical activity: you'll be moving between the boat, the glass-bottom tender, and the water via ladders, so good mobility and swimming confidence matter.
Brisbane: Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Day Pass & Wildlife ShowsYou get full-day access to over 100 koalas, 75 native Australian species, daily keeper talks, free-range kangaroo feeding, and the new saltwater crocodile 360-degree viewing dome. The sanctuary is minutes from Brisbane CBD, wheelchair accessible on main paths, and operates in all weather. One pass covers all shows and presentations—no separate fees for each animal or experience.Is it for me?Right for families, solo travellers, and anyone who wants to see Australian wildlife without arranging transport or buying separate tickets for each animal—the day pass covers everything, and the mix of structured shows and self-paced exploration means you can move at your own speed.
Capricorn Caves Cathedral Cave Tour: Guided walk storiesThe Cathedral Cave Tour at Capricorn Caves is a 45-minute guided walk through the largest cave system on site, led by a local guide in English who interprets the geology, wildlife and history of the ancient landscape. Walkways and ramps make it the most accessible tour offered; the cave holds a constant 22 degrees Celsius. Written translations are available in German, French, Japanese and Chinese, and wheelchair-accessible tours can be arranged with advance notice to reception.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to walk on ramps and walkways only—no climbing or scrambling—and prefer a guide-led tour where stories are delivered rather than self-guided.
Hervey Bay Whale Watching: Humpbacks & Dolphins Half-Day CruiseYou board a half-day whale watching cruise from Hervey Bay with hotel pickup included, then spend four to five hours watching humpback whales breach and spy-hop in Platypus Bay while listening to them sing through an underwater hydrophone. Meals (lunch or dinner depending on departure time) are included, and the boat runs at reduced capacity so everyone gets a clear view from multi-level decks. If weather cancels the trip or whales don't appear, you return free on another date.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see humpback whales in Platypus Bay without arranging your own transport or worrying about meal costs — the pickup, meals and reduced passenger numbers are what make a half-day trip feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Sunset Sailing Cruise from Port Douglas: 1.5-hour catamaran sailA 1.5-hour sunset sailing cruise from Port Douglas takes you aboard a luxury catamaran across the Coral Sea with a complimentary drink and gourmet canapés included. The boat departs from Port Douglas Marina, sails along the coast toward the Low Isles, and returns as daylight fades. You choose your drink on arrival, settle on the viewing decks, and watch the tropical sunset over the water and surrounding mountains while ambient music plays.Is it for me?Book this if you want a shared sunset cruise with a fixed 1.5-hour departure and return—it locks in your evening timing if you have dinner plans afterward.
Cairns Aquarium: Entry Ticket & Rainforest to Reef JourneyYou’ll wander from rainforest creeks to vibrant reef tunnels inside Cairns Aquarium, coming face-to-face with sharks and rare creatures—even getting hands-on at the marine touch pool. Listen to local guides share stories during live feeding shows and conservation talks. There’s a quiet thrill in seeing these animals up close—it stays with you long after you leave.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: Lorikeet Feeding & Animal ShowsYou get full access to 27 hectares of rainforest habitat, two daily lorikeet feedings, animal shows, the miniature train, and the splash zone. The sanctuary is wheelchair accessible throughout with free chair rental, and entry supports active wildlife conservation. Plan your route using the app so you don't miss the feeding times.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see native Australian wildlife in a natural setting without arranging separate animal encounters — the lorikeet feeding and shows are included, and the sprawling layout means you set your own pace and skip what doesn't interest you.
Port Douglas: Great Barrier Reef Snorkel & Dive CruiseYou get picked up from your Port Douglas hotel, spend five hours snorkeling or diving across three Agincourt Reef sites with a marine naturalist guide, eat a tropical lunch on the boat, and return in the afternoon. Snorkel gear, entry fees and all water time are included. The catamaran is modern and fast, so you're not wasting hours on the ride out.Is it for me?Right for snorkelers and divers of any level who want a full day on the Outer Reef without arranging transport or gear — hotel pickup and all equipment are handled. Plan for a full day out of Port Douglas, which is what gives you three reef sites and five hours in the water instead of a rushed half-day trip.
Cape Tribulation & Daintree: Rainforest Walks, Croc Cruise & Beach DayYou’ll ride through ancient rainforest from Cairns to Cape Tribulation with local guides who know every twist in the road. Swim in clear creeks, spot crocodiles on a river cruise, and relax on wild beaches with lunch included. Expect muddy boots, real laughter, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left North Queensland behind.
Great Barrier Reef: Outer Reef Snorkel Tour with Gear & GuideYou’ll board in Cairns and head straight for the Outer Great Barrier Reef with local marine guides who know every trick (and fish). Expect up to two hours in the water—gear included—and warm showers after. You’ll laugh with your group, spot wild parrotfish, and maybe find yourself drifting longer than planned. It’s more real than any postcard.
Learn to Surf at Surfers Paradise: Waist-Deep LessonsA two-hour surf lesson at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast teaches you to catch waves in waist-deep water with a fully qualified instructor who is also a surf lifesaver. You get a soft beginner board, rash vest or wetsuit, and sunscreen; the lesson mixes water time with beach instruction on how to pop up. Children from age 8 can join.Is it for me?You'll stay in waist-deep water with an instructor beside you the whole time, letting you master the mechanics while the small group means real feedback on every wave.
Brisbane River Cruise & Lunch at Breakfast Creek HotelYou’ll float down Brisbane River with locals sharing stories, enjoy morning tea with scones on board, then taste fresh beer and classic pub lunch at Breakfast Creek Hotel. Expect laughter, riverside views, and small moments that linger long after you’ve returned to Southbank.
Cairns Great Barrier Reef snorkeling: 1.5 hours on the reefA half-day snorkeling trip from Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef with a maximum of 27 guests, English-speaking guide, and 1.5 hours exploring the reef. The tour departs from Cairns Marlin Marina on Finger B, includes snorkeling equipment and stinger suits in season, and keeps groups small enough that you're not jostling for space at the coral. Drinks are available for purchase on board; snacks are provided.Is it for me?Book this for a morning or afternoon when you want to see the reef without spending a full day on the water—the 1.5 hours in the water and small group size mean you get the experience without the crowds or the exhaustion of a longer trip.
Hervey Bay Whale Watching Cruise: Multiple Viewing DecksA whale watching cruise from Hervey Bay operates aboard a fast catamaran with multiple viewing decks and underwater windows for close encounters with humpback whales. You choose between a morning or afternoon departure, each lasting around four and a half hours and including tea. Hotel pickup or free parking at the marina is available, and a live guide provides commentary throughout the cruise.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want to start early and spend the afternoon exploring Hervey Bay or Fraser Island; the afternoon cruise suits a later start or if you prefer to spend your morning elsewhere. Both options give you the same boat, decks and underwater windows—the difference is just the time of day and whether you're served morning or afternoon tea.
Hervey Bay Whale Watch: Platypus Bay with Underwater HydrophoneThis full-day whale watching tour from Hervey Bay takes you aboard the Blue Dolphin, a 38-foot eco-friendly catamaran, to Platypus Bay at K'gari (Fraser Island) during the winter humpback migration. You board at Great Sandy Straits Marina after hotel pickup, observe whales from an immersive platform, and listen to their calls through a hydrophone on deck. The tour holds 24 passengers maximum, includes morning and afternoon tea, a buffet lunch with beverages, and runs 8 hours with a professional guide who brings over 30 years of marine mammal experience. Minimum passenger numbers apply; the operator may cancel after confirmation if the group does not meet requirements, offering an alternative date or full refund.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to watch humpback whales from an underwater vantage point and hear them sing through a hydrophone — the 24-passenger limit and immersive platform are what make that encounter possible instead of a distant viewing from the deck.
Whitsundays: Matador Yacht Sailing & Snorkel with MealsYou’ll sail through Whitsundays’ turquoise waters aboard Matador, help raise sails or just lounge on deck, snorkel vibrant reefs near Hook Island, and walk barefoot along Whitehaven Beach’s famous sands. With meals prepared fresh onboard and an overnight under starlit skies, this trip leaves you feeling both sun-tired and quietly amazed.
Daintree River Cruise: Wildlife Watching & Flexible Explorer PassYou’ll drift through rainforest and mangroves on a flexible Daintree River cruise, listening for birds and maybe spotting a crocodile if you’re lucky. With unlimited rides for 30 days from either Daintree Village or near the ferry crossing, you can return when the mood strikes. It’s slow travel at its best — sometimes quiet, sometimes surprising.
North Stradbroke Island: Wildlife Day Tour & Koala WalkYou’ll cross by ferry from Brisbane to North Stradbroke Island for a day full of wildlife moments—swimming in Brown Lake, walking coastal cliffs on the Gorge Walk, searching for wild koalas with your guide, and relaxing at Amity Point Beach. Expect small group energy and space to linger in each place—plus that sunset ride back across Moreton Bay stays with you.
Snorkeling Whitsunday Islands: Camira sailing catamaranCamira is a full-day sailing tour from Airlie Beach through the Whitsunday Islands, with a guided walk to Hill Inlet lookout, swimming and snorkeling at Whitehaven Beach and a fringing reef, and a cooked BBQ lunch on board. The catamaran carries capped numbers so you have room to move, and the boat serves beer, wine and cider from 10am. Children are welcome from age 4.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day combining sailing, hiking and reef snorkeling in one trip—the guided walk to Hill Inlet is steep and the snorkel requires water confidence, but meals and gear are provided on board.
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›
