All Destinations and Things To Do

Browse all things to do in Adelaide! South Australia’s capital Adelaide, known as the city of churches, is home to a diverse range of tourist attractions and things to do. Adelaide city boasts a great variety of dining options and even has entire streets devoted to restaurants, cafes and pubs so don’t expect to eat in at your hotel every night. The coastal suburb of Glenelg is also well known for great restaurants.

Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand, and as can be expected, offers a huge range of activities, attractions and experiences of various kinds to participate in during your visit to the country's north island. A variety of scenic landscapes are all reachable in a compact region around Auckland and its outskirts, making seeing and taking part in a variety of essential "must do's" that the area is famous for is a breeze - join a winery tour, head out on the beautiful waters aboard a sailing ship or cruise to one of the many nearby islands that provide stunning examples of why New Zealand is often mentioned high on lists for one of the most popular naturally scenic tourist destinations in the world. Cruise on the waters of the lovely harbour of Auckland, or get a taste of action by visiting any of the number of attractions or extreme experiences that are available nearby.

Regardless of if you want to experience the buzz of urban bustle, relax and soak in the scenery or kick everything into high gear by taking part in the range of available adventure activities, Auckland has something for all ages and personality types. Browse through our catalogue and choose an Auckland experience that best suits your tastes; we guarantee you that your visit to this charming city will be both an enjoyable and memorable one!

Ayers Rock is quite literally the heart of Australia. It has great significance in Aboriginal culture but to all Australians it typifies the almost timeless beauty of the Australian outback. Uluru, as it is known by the Aboriginals, has an ancient and mystic presence that leaves every visitor in awe.

New Zealand's Bay of Islands - one of the first places where the European explorers encountered the native population - is also one of the most visually stunning and naturally scenic collections of geographic formations in the entire country. Highly popular with tourists, the Bay of Islands combines an idyllic balance of natural outdoor experiences and historically significant features - and as an added benefit, it is easily accessible from Auckland via ocean or can be accessed directly from Paihia - a destination that acts as a hub from which many tours commence. Many of the islands within the aptly-named Bay of Islands have their own specific, unique features that make them a desirable destination - Waitangi Island contains the treaty house chart contains New Zealand's original founding document; Russell Island is a lively and relaxed former-capital that retains a sense of isolation from the mainland; Flagstaff Hill serves as the historic scene of a confrontation between Maori and British Colonial leaders; and lastly, Kerikeri Island plays home to some of the oldest buildings in the entire country of New Zealand and also offers a range of activities including bush walks, arts and crafts and local cuisines.

The Bay of Islands offers a delightful balance between relaxation and thrill seeking opportunities, with experiences and activities on both ends of the spectrum including tours, cruises, fishing, sailing and more.

Explore all things to do in Brisbane! Make the most of the great weather in Brisbane city and escape your hotel or your Gold Coast accommodation to experience all the great offerings Brisbane, Australia provides. Located in sunny Queensland, the Brisbane CBD hosts a fantastic shopping destination and great restaurants, or make your way to the Brisbane markets for farmers produce and handicrafts. A day tour to Tangalooma is also a must in Brisbane.

Search all things to do in Broome! Broome, Western Australia is an obvious starting point for a truly great Kimberley experience. A coastal town first founded as a thriving Pearl Farming industry, today the region is a popular tourist destination.

Byron Bay is located in the north eastern corner of New South Wales and is Australia's most easterly point. Once famous for it's alternative culture, it now boasts a wide array of accommodation, shopping and restaurants. A mecca for whale watching, beach goers and scuba divers, Byron bay represents a low key alternative to the busy resort towns.

Experience all the things to do in Cairns! Australia’s tropical Cairns is located at the top of Queensland, easily accessible by car or cheap flights from Sydney or Brisbane. The tropical climate in Cairns ensures you will have great weather to enjoy all the adventure activities the region is famous for.

Search all things to do in Darwin! Darwin is the smallest and most northerly of Australia's capital cities. Situated on the Timor sea and being in close proximity to a diverse range of Pacific and Asian influences, Darwin has a vast cultural diversity which is reflected in its food, events, festivals and the faces of its residents.

New Zealand's Doubtful Sound - a huge fjord that stretches as far as the eye can see - is a massive wilderness area full of rugged peaks, lush rainforest and twisting inlets all located within the heart of Fiordland National Park on NZ's south island. A huge variety of natural beauty and local wildlife combine to make Doubtful Sound an essential place to visit while in NZ, and in terms of size it is 3 times longer and 10 times larger than Milford Sound. Home to many native creatures that make for a delightful spectacle including dolphins, fur seals and more, trip to Doubtful Sound will provide the quintessential nature experience that acts as a microcosm of New Zealand in a single delightful tour, cruise or scenic flight!

The Gold Coast is the iconic Australian beach holiday destination. Long, wide surf beaches, vibrant night life and a party atmosphere makes the Gold Coast a magnet for partygoers. The Gold Coast is however much more than the beach. With a full spectrum of accommodation from self contained family units to luxurious beachfront apartments, theme parks, water sports, cruises and myriad of other activities and even whale-watchingthe Gold Coast has something to offer every visitor. It truly deserves its title of the number one Australian holiday destination.

Experience all things to do in Hervey Bay! Hervey Bay is best known as the Whale Watch Capital and is the gateway to World Heritage listed Fraser Island. Whale Watching season begins each year from late July up until early November. These magnificent creatures start to flock to this region from late July to early November.

Find the best things to do in Hobart! Hobart, the capital of Australia's smallest state Tasmania, lays at the foot of the majestic Mt Wellington with close access to national parks and is a great starting point to explore the south-east area of Tasmania. Most famous for the prestigious Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, the city is rich with culture with warehouses dating back to the 1830s combined with modern restaurants, deluxe Hobart accom, contemporary art galleries, charming cafes and the popular Salamanca Markets.

Book things to do in Launceston! Launceston is the major city located in Tasmania’s north. Take a day trip and travel through the mountains of the Great Western Tiers on your way to Cradle Mountain National Park, surrounded by dense and lush forest and mountainous terrain. Visit some historic towns such as Carrick, Hagley, Westbury, and Deloraine (the hub between Launceston & Devonport). Stroll around the great Dove Lake, or visit Ashgrove Cheese Farm for some dairy delights.

Browse all things to do in Melbourne! Don't miss out on Australia's coffee capital, Melbourne, a city of culture, art and great food with unique and memorable things to do for visitors and locals alike. Venture outside your Melbourne hotel for an experience you will never forget.

Milford Sound is a truly beautiful destination on New Zealand's south island that consists of spectacular sights all within close proximity of one another - expect to see cascading waterfalls flowing from sheer cliffs, lush green rainforests that cling to the mountainsides, and a variety of native local wildlife including penguins, seals, dolphins and more that inhabit the area and add an extra natural touch to the already stunning proceedings. Milford Sound is also a destination of choice for scenic cruises, as its wonderfully calm waters make for the ideal course to travel serenely along while admiring the gorgeous views of the snow-capped peaks that surround you in every direction. Milford Sound annually has one of the heaviest volumes of rainfall in New Zealand, which helps to create additional amazing visual spectacles including low-lying cloud cover that adds to the mystique of the area as well as extra power to the waterfalls as they rush down from above.

Located about four hours drive from Queenstown, Milford Sound can be found in the highly popular FIordland region of the far south-west of New Zealand's south island, which is home to some of the largest and most beautiful forests and national parks in the entire country. Choose from the list of Milford Sound products from the catalogue below for a tranquil and serene New Zealand nature experience!

Book all things to do in Perth. Perth in Western Australia’s south western coast is a city full of nature, history, action and adventure, arts, culture and dining. Within the city limits you can explore the lush gardens of Kings Park with spectacular city and river views, visit the Perth Mint, Museum, Art Gallery and Perth Zoo. The coastal areas of Mandurah, Rockingham, Fremantle and Rottnest Island are just a sample of Perth’s diverse landscapes and wildlife.

Find all things to do in Port Douglas! If you’re after a carefree beach holiday, Port Douglas at the tip of Queensland, Australia has got it all. Taking less than an hours drive to get from Cairns to Port Douglas, it is a perfect base to explore Australia’s natural landscape.

There are few places in New Zealand that offer a wider variety of activities - particularly with an emphasis on the extreme such as skydiving, bungee jumping, jet boating and more - that encapsulate the energy and the raw nature of this popular South Island destination. Queenstown is not just for the thrill seekers however; various opportunities for tours and daily excursions to wineries, 4WD tours and scenic helicopter flights provide a more relaxing alternative for those with laid back personalities. Serving as one of the main focus points for visiting tourists, both nationally and internationally, Queenstown is known as one of the "adventure capitals" of the world due to its proximity to a wide variety of varying natural landscapes - alpine mountains combine with crystal clear rivers and lakes to form a distinctly New Zealand panorama of views and sightseeing vantage points that will have you reaching for the camera and coming away with pictures that are truly postcard-worthy!

There are numerous ways to see Queenstown and its surrounding areas from different angles; guided walks, scenic flights, relaxing cruises, kayaking and much more - whether you're older, younger, or anything in between, Queenstown is sure to have an experience for you, your friends and your family - simply choose an experience category from the list of options below and dive right in to the marvels that make Queenstown such a popular destination!

Rotorua is a highly popular New Zealand destination for travellers as it captures all the best of the country's main draw cards in a single location; the variation of attractions, activities and things to do in Rotorua is huge, meaning that there is an experience that almost everyone can enjoy in this wonderful NZ region! Rotorua is also famed for its extensive level of geothermal activity which is reflected in its landscape which has been shaped by volcanic occurrences over the course of millions of years, all of which combine to make it a place with truly unique scenery.

Whether the goal of your trip to Rotorua is to getaway and relax in a unique location or to experience the thrill of activities such as whitewater rafting, skydiving or jet boating, there are options available that will please people of all ages and temperaments. Get the most out of your trip to New Zealand's North Island by ensuring you include a visit to Rotorua on your itinerary; and get the most out of Rotorua by booking one of the great available experiences from our list of products below!

Located in the far south of the territories of New Zealand, Stewart Island can be found off the shores of the tip of NZ's South Island and provides a shining example of the simpler, slower lifestyle harking back to traditional New Zealand. Stewart Island can be accessed via ferry from the mainland which allows you to reach this unspoilt, relaxing and incredibly beautiful natural sanctuary within the span of around an hour. Once on the island there are plenty of things to see and do; as it is blanketed by a stunning array of bays, inlets, glittering golden beaches and lush, forested hills, it serves as an amazing place to simply get out and explore - whether by land or by water, Stewart Island offers something special to see from almost any angle! A wide array of Stewart Island cruises will let you take in the beauty of this island wonderland by navigating its many pristine waters and expose you to the wondrous variety of both flora and fauna that dwell here - both above and below the waterline.

Likewise, a guided walk will help to truly immerse you in the island's sights and sounds as you travel directly into the heartland of Stewart Island through routes that cut through tall, native forests that offer the ultimate in pure nature experiences. Browse our range of Stewart Island experiences below and satisfy your need to truly "get away from it all" by visiting this destination that emphasises peace, natural beauty, and serenity.

Browse everything to do in Sunshine Coast! Queensland's Sunshine Coast is known for sunny weather, great beaches, fun attractions and activities, and plentiful accommodation options. Whether you are staying at Noosa, Caloundra or Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast, you will be sure to find plenty to do outside the room of your resort or outside the camping ground.

Search all things to do in Sydney! Sydney is probably the most internationally recognised Australian city and one of the great harbour cities of the world. it combines the best of a truly cosmopolitain urban lifestyle with the atmosphere of a relaxed and laid back beach culture. The activities in a and around available are almost too numerous to mention but rest assured that whatever your interests, Sydney will be able to give you an unparalleled experience.

A place brimming with rivers and rainforests, geological teasers and glaciers, New Zealand's West Coast stretches down the South Island - a region that is relatively sparsely populated. There's plenty to see and do here however, including tours to its various highlights, cruises along its waters and to nearby Stewart Island, and much more. The Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers can be found in this region - giant rivers of ice that have existed for millennia. Choose from our range of day tours and cruises for New Zealand's West Coast below, and stay tuned for more experiences which will be added in the near future!

Book all things to do in Whitsundays! Dreaming of soft white sandy beaches, crystal blue water, diving amongst thousands of tropical fish or just taking it easy on a luxury charter sailboat? Just off the coast of Airlie Beach you will find the Whitsunday Islands in Tropical North Queensland, Australia.