This sleepy capital of Queensland, Australia, is much ignored by visitors. Internationally notable for its proximity to the Gold Coast (surfing and partying central) and the Sunshine Coast (beautiful scenery and beaches unlike anywhere else on the eastern coast of Australia), the city is a great place to stopover on the way up to Rockhampton, Cairns, or Fraser Island. However, Brisbane has its delights and attractions too, particularly for the adventurous visitor.
Great Barrier Reef Dive and Snorkel
8 April 2011 By Leave a Comment
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See the Great Barrier Reef’s coral and marine life on this full-day trip from Port Douglas. Whether you are a snorkeler or a scuba diver, experienced or a novice, this snorkel and dive cruise from Port Douglas is the perfect day out on the Great Barrier Reef. Visiting three different dive sites you’ll discover the abundant marine life and diversity of coral which the Great Barrier Reef is world-famous for.
Australia Zoo, home of The Crocodile Hunter
8 April 2011 By Leave a Comment
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G’day and welcome to Australia Zoo, home of The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin! Just one hour north of Brisbane, Australia Zoo offers a full day of wildlife adventure. Open since 1970 as Beerwah Reptile and Fauna Park, this unique zoological facility is home to over 1000 animals on nearly 60 acres of natural bushland. If you’re in the area – you MUST visit Australia Zoo!
Route 69 Party Bus Pub Crawl – Sydney NSW
15 March 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Route 69’s Party Bus Pub Crawl Sydney is the city’s ORIGINAL pub crawl!
Every Saturday we take you to 5 of the city’s wildest bars and clubs – getting you in the door with a drink in your hand at each stop. You haven’t done Sydney until you’ve climbed on board our bus!
Mount Wellington Cycling Descent Tour
10 February 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Rising to a height of 1270 metres, The Mt Wellington Descent is by far the most fun and exciting activity if you only have limited time in Hobart. This three-hour adventure departs daily to the top of Mt Wellington with a thrilling bike ride back to sea level.
Broome Half-Day Tour and Cable Beach Sunset Camel Ride
9 February 2011 By Leave a Comment
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One of the best ways to see the spectacular sunset at Cable Beach is from the back of a camel! This afternoon tour of Broome gives you an insight into Broome’s pearl industry history, a tour through Chinatown and Gantheaume Point, before climbing aboard your camel for a ride along the sands whilst watching the sun go down. This is definitely one of Broome’s highlights!
Rottnest Island Day Trip from Perth
9 February 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Explore Rottnest Island’s secluded beaches, isolated sandy bays, land locked lakes and learn of its early settlement and history. This Indian Ocean island paradise is abundant in marine life and wildlife, the most unique is the quokka, a small nocturnal marsupial with the appearance of a pint sized kangaroo that is native to Rottnest Island.
Litchfield National Park Darwin
9 February 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Renown for it’s spectacular scenery, Litchfield National Park’s monsoonal rainforests, spring-fed streams and waterfalls, you’ll visit the picturesque Florence and Tolmer Falls and enjoy a quick dip at the rock pool by Wangi Falls.
Brisbane Story Bridge Day & Night Climbs
6 February 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Rise to the challenge and climb Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge! You’ll enjoy 360-degree panoramic views from the summit, taking in Moreton Bay, the Glass House Mountains, Mt Coot-tha, Lamington National Park and the Brisbane River.
Explore Manly, and take the best Ferry Ride in the World
30 January 2011 By Leave a Comment
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North of Sydney Harbour are some of the city’s best beaches which are far quieter than those in the eastern suburbs. The best known of these is Manly and the best way to get there from the city centre is on a ferry from Circular Quay. Taking approximately 30 minutes, the scenery along the way ensures it isn’t the longest half an hour of your life.
