Touring Holidays in australia
Touring holidays in Australia range from extensive itineraries to day tours to include essentials. The 15 day Grand Australia Discovery tour is ideal for first time visitors, taking in the spectacular sights of Australia’s East Coast, or try the 5 day Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley Self Drive for a little more independence. The 10 day Brisbane to Cairns Rail & Cruise experience provides the opportunity to travel from Southern Queensland to the Tropical North, whilst shorter Regional Mini Stays are designed to explore specific sights such as Ayres Rock and Kings Canyon.
Found 11 tours matching your requirements.
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Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley
The Blue Mountains, named after the blue mist that rises from the covering forests of eucalyptus, make a spectacular start to your Blue Mountain and Hunter Valley self drive tour. It's an ideal place for bushwalking amongst the craggy peaks and cavernous gorges, and is a haven for wildlife.
The Brisbane Waters National Park displays sandstone landscapes rich in Aboriginal art, and Wollemi National Park is home to the rare Wollemi Pine. Tour the world class vineyards and wineries of Hunters Valley then visit Port Stephens to catch sight of a bottlenose dolphin in Nelson Bay. -
East Coast Adventure
This luxurious holiday takes you to Byron Bay and Coffs Harbour, iconic Australian holiday destinations. You'll also enjoy three nights on Daydream Island, as well as World Heritage-listed Fraser Island. Continue to the tropical Atherton Tablelands and stay in Port Douglas, a coastal township fringed by palm trees.
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Flinders Ranges Explorer
Discover the rugged scenery of the Flinders Ranges on this self-drive tour, experiencing the Outback at your leisure. Admire the creeks lined with Red River Gums, gaze at the spectacular gorges and discover the fascinating geology of this area. Visit Aborigine rock art sites and find impressive fossil remains. Observe the unique wildlife, including if you are lucky, the yellow-footed wallaby, and birds in abundance, native to the Flinders Ranges.
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Gibb River Road
Escape off the beaten track and see the real Australia on our self drive Gibb River Road Tour. An unforgettable journey through Broome and the Kimberleys in your 4WD along the rugged road - littered with spectacular gorges and waterfalls, experiencing the landscape introduced to the world in 'Australia - The Movie'.
Be a Jackaroo or Jillaroo and take part in a muster on a cattle ranch, spending a couple of nights in a tented cabin to really soak in the atmosphere.
Drench yourself in the spectacular sunsets, watching the sun reflect in the redness of the scenery, so surreal you'd think you were in an art gallery rather thantravelling the Gibbs River Road. -
Grand Australian Discovery
Discover the highlights of Australia's eastern coastline, travelling from Sydney to Cairns via Port Macquarie, Byron Bay, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Fraser Island, and Daydream Island. From Cairns, head inland to the Red Centre and explore Uluru, Kings Canyon and Alice Springs. You may even wish to extend your journey by another three nights, travelling to Darwin for a further insight into Aboriginal culture.
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Highlights of Kangaroo Island
If you are a nature lover, then Kangaroo Island is an absolute must! Native kangaroos, koalas, wombats, seals and echidnas are found in abundance and genuinely in the wild. Take time to explore the island fully - from the unusual rock formations of the Remarkable Rocks, to a stroll down the beach to watch the seals laze in the sun.
Kangaroo Island now boasts Southern Ocean Lodge, one of Australia's most exclusive, boutique hotels. -
Kakadu 4WD 'Safari in Style'
Comfortable yet adventurous, 'Safari in Style' lets you experience the stunning views, spectacular waterfalls and traditional Aboriginal culture of the Top End, all with the promise of a glass of Australian wine and a comfy bed at the end of the day.
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Monkey Mia, Kalbarri and the Pinnacles
With our Monkey Mia, Kalbarri and the Pinnacles self drive you get the opportunity to see some amazing wildlife, from the gentle whaleshark to the reclusive dugong, or relax on glorious beaches and see some of the richest wildflower bushland.
Only fourteen sites meet World Heritage criteria, and Shark Bay, a protected ecological habitat of over two million hectares, north of Perth is one of them. Enjoy watching the dolphins in the shallows at Monkey Mia, or the marine playground at Coral Bay, where the relatively untouched Ningaloo Reef offers all the wonders of a reef system but with the benefit of being located just offshore. -
Red Centre Explorer
Your Red Centre Explorer self drive tour begins in Alice Springs, Australia's most famous outback town. Discover its intriguing history in its pioneer heritage, Aboriginal history and the origin of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Explore the glorious gorges of Glen Helen and Kings Canyon, contrasting sandstone chasms with the lush greenery of the 'Garden of Eden'. Wander through the cluster of weathered red domes of Kata Tjutu and enjoy a beautiful sunset amongst them. Spend the last full day of your Red Centre Explorer tour dedicated to the highlight, Uluru (Ayres Rock), watching the spectacular sunrise and listening to the Aboriginal Dreamtime stories. -
Royal Tasman
Discover the untamed beauty of Tasmania's pristine World Heritage wilderness such as Cradle Mountain National Park while savouring the delights of delicious gourmet food and fine wines. Learn of Australia's rich, and often brutal, early convict history and heritage at Port Arthur and Sarah Island. Absorb the awe-inspiring scenery, relax with the tranquil sounds and be revitalised by the crisp forest scents.
