Activities in Australia for families

Be marvelled by a river surrounded by an ancient rainforest. Cool off from the hot tropics in the crystal clear water and discover life under the water’s surface, snorkelling. A place where 33 species of fish swim, frogs and tadpoles dart and saw-shelled turtles can be spotted.

Come and marvel at the treasures of Jervis Bay, a perfect mix of wildlife and the beach! This oceanic bay is located on the south coast of New South Wales.This coastal gem is a playground for whales and dolphins (mid-May - November), take a cruise and adore these wondrous creatures!

Enter nature’s open-air art gallery - Daintree. A mystical place where you can discover an abundance of rare fauna and flora, including witchetty grubs. This slice of paradise is home to 30% of Australia’s frog, marsupial and reptile species and 65% of bat and butterfly species.

Discover some of Tasmania's most pristine coastline. The wilderness cruise will take you along the rugged coast of Bruny Island. A 362 square-kilometre island located off the south-eastern coast of Tasmania. A wildlife enthusiast paradise with a wonderful array of unique animals. Including white wallabies, pademelons, quolls, potoroos and an assortment of birds.

Unravel pure coastal bliss in Bicheno. A seaside village on the east coast of Tasmania, 185 kilometres north-east of Hobart. Watch in awe as Bicheno’s resident population of blue penguins return after a day of fishing out at sea. A spectacle of nature as they waddle up the beach to their burrow.

Discover the iconic Top End together with a local guide. This tour will take you to many spectacular sights. You will travel with a small group to Litchfield National Park and learn about the oldest culture on earth. Your journey starts in the morning, where you will be picked up from your Darwin accommodation.

Be mesmerised by one of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef together with a local company. A place where you can find the world’s largest collection of coral, 1500 species of tropical fish and 120-year-old giant clams. A selection of coral gardens, coral sponges and molluscs, rays and sea turtles can be found.

The Indigenous guides live in the countryside, know their land and care for it. You'll visit ancient archaeological sites, spectacular coastal areas, lands once home to giant mammals and get to know the Aboriginal community. This will give you a different perspective on famous regions such as Clare Valley, Burra and Innes National Park.

Uncover the enchantment of Sydney on an exclusive Sydney private day tour. Spend a day being introduced to all the wonderful sights and sounds which make up this grand city. This refined destination is rich with charisma and historical value, with an array of things to do and see!

Discover the wonders of the Pacific Ocean and Double Point Island. The island is Sunshine Coast’s best kept surf and wildlife secret. A part of the Great Sandy National Park, this special place features long and wide secluded beaches. An ideal place to experience authentic Australia.

Uncover the oldest culture in the world together with Margret Campbell and her team. Margret is part of a prominent tribe, the Dunghutti Aboriginal people, and the founder of a tour company - an Aboriginal-run family business. Margret offers bespoke tours based on the culture, history and heritage of her people and ancestors.

Get a rush of adrenaline while marvelling at the natural wonders of one of the oldest rainforests in the world. White water rafting is sure to tickle your senses. Together with your guide, you will tear up the waters on the Tully River, located in Far North Queensland.

Discover wildflowers and wildlife during a self-guided hike through the Grampians. Over seven days, you can explore this fascinating part of the world. The Grampians offers a phenomenal setting for a walking experience in pure nature. This region also holds great importance to Indigenous people who have lived here for over 20,000 years.

Get off the beaten track and uncover the secrets of the Top End of Australia. Over two days, together with your travel companions, you will see the vast wilderness of Nitmiluk National Park in the Northern Territory.

Together with the adventurous owners of a local Tassie company, discover platypus in their natural habitat. Your guides are very passionate about showing you the most beautiful and impressive places of Tasmania. Their aim is to help reconnect people with nature and take them on an informative and unforgettable adventure.

Enjoy a sustainable kayak adventure through the Noosa Everglades with your family. Explore one of only two Everglades in the world and immerse yourself in pure wilderness. The Noosa Everglades system includes beautiful lakes and the Upper Noosa River wilderness. This one-of-a-kind area is best explored by kayak to enjoy its natural beauty and calm.

Discover the secret and isolated sections of Fraser Island while marvelling at the gymnastics of the whales in a pleasant and relaxed setting. Explore the island with your family through bushwalking, snorkelling, kayaking, and swimming.