Top Australia & the Pacific Hiking Tours - page 5

Whether you just have a couple of hours to spare or want to spend the whole day kayaking, this rental service is ideal. Pick up your double kayak in Marahau, at the entrance to the Abel Tasman National Park. Explore the coastline at your own pace, without a guide telling you want to do or a group to keep up with.

The best way to discover Vanilla Island is certainly by quad bike. Take control of your adventure with our excursions, combining speed, freedom and exploration of varied terrain for a unique adrenaline rush. Join us for an unforgettable adventure with our excursion, Tour of the island and its escapades in Tahaa by Quad. During this thrilling journey, you will have the opportunity to visit extraordinary destinations, including the Vanilla Grove, a fascinating pearl farm, an authentic rum factory and tropical fruit plantation fields. You'll also learn about local history and culture as you explore the Marae and enjoy great views from the lookouts. With an expert guide, don't hesitate any longer and embark to explore hidden terrains and admire breathtaking views. End your journey with a tasting of tropical fruits and frozen coconuts, a moment of pure sweetness in the tropics.

More than just an excursion, this tour offers you a real immersion in the heart of the island, between lush nature, local traditions and breathtaking landscapes. Along the way, you’ll cross authentic trails, wilderness trails and extensive plantations that make Taha’a’s wealth. Your Guide, a native of Vanilla Island, will share with you his stories, legends and knowledge of the island, to make every moment even more vivid and memorable. Our excursions can be bumpy, muddy and sometimes wet, but that’s what makes them so fun and full of sensations. To finish this beautiful experience, enjoy a delicious tasting of tropical fruits and fresh juice in a friendly and exotic setting. An authentic, fun and unforgettable adventure not to be missed!

Totally Personalized Private Experience! A day trip to Arthur's National Park offers a variety of green fields to rugged mountain ranges, lush forest, and ice-fed lakes and rivers and an optional guided walk with your guide to explore, biggest waterfall. Travel along the Great Alpine Highway through the ever-changing landscapes. Explore Lake Lyndon, castle Hill (famous for massive limestone boulders and rocks), Otira Viaduct Lookout (famous piece of infrastructure for scenic view), Arthur’s Pass National Park, Powerfull Devils Punchbowl Waterfall and Cave Stream Scenic Reserve.

Escape into nature right on Sydney's doorstep with this small-group hike in Blue Mountains National Park. Your guide knows the trails well, ensuring you won't get lost as you hike the roughly 4 miles (6.3 kilometers) of Grand Canyon Hike. Learn about local plants and animals from your guide while you hike. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop off in comfortable air-conditioned transport for a hassle-free experience.

Take in stunning panoramic views of mountains and alpine lakes on this half-day, fully guided small-group hike along the Routeburn Track to Key Summit. Limited to just 12 guests, you'll explore alpine lakes, valleys, and ancient forests with a knowledgeable guide. Begin with a scenic drive along Milford Road and enjoy morning tea with freshly baked treats before hiking the well-formed track, suitable for various fitness levels. Weather permitting, additional viewpoints may be included, and even in rain, the scenery remains breathtaking. A packed picnic lunch, small group setting, and flexibility make this a must-do Fiordland adventure.

Discovery of the hidden gems of Perth in our full-day hiking experience in the Perth Hills! We will meander along 3 of Perth’s best short hiking trails at a comfortable pace for approximately 9kms and explore some of Perth’s best-kept secrets off the beaten track! After working up an appetite, we’ll head to the picturesque Naked Apple Cider in Karragullen to enjoy a two-course lunch with a glass of cider whilst relaxing in 6 hectares of lush gardens and native bushland. If cider isn’t your thing, you are welcome to a beer, glass of wine or a tasty hot coffee. You’ll finish your day toasting to the hidden gems of Perth whilst sipping on a glass of bubbles and overlooking the Perth city skyline one last time from a beautiful vantage point in the Darling Range.

Go off the beaten track and discover this valley very little frequented by tourist circuits (no 4*4 safari, no quad bike or motorcycle). This route is accessible to active people who love adventure away from the tar and in the middle of nature. You will have 2 large pools for swimming during the hike. Your photos and videos will be an exceptional memory of Tahiti.

Active travelers wanting to experience Rotorua’s unique landscapes will love this private kayaking tour. Walk through Waimangu Volcanic Valley, one of the world’s youngest geothermal systems, to Lake Rotomahana. Paddle along its shores and admire the steaming cliffs, colorful geothermal features, and dramatic geysers, learning about Māori culture along the way. This is a fun way to get some exercise and explore some of Rotorua’s less-visited attractions.

Conquer the stunning Blue Mountains on an active hiking tour designed for fit travelers. Skip the crowded cable cars and dive into a thrilling adventure through the Jamison Valley, where you'll explore breathtaking trails and admire the iconic Three Sisters at Echo Point before the crowds arrive. Enjoy a guided nature walk to spot vibrant wild cockatoos and native parrots at Katoomba Cascades. With a complimentary 'Blue Wander' trail kit packed with water and Aussie snacks, prepare for a physically demanding hike that includes the Giant Stairway with nearly 1,000 steps back to the top. Afterward, relax with lunch in the charming village of Leura. - Active hiking tour tailored for fit travelers - Early access to Echo Point for stunning views of the Three Sisters - Guided nature walk to spot local wildlife at Katoomba Cascades - Enjoy lunch in Leura village after your epic hike

The Daintree Rainforest is part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics, and is renowned for its exotic wildlife and unique ecosystems. On this 2-hour walking tour, explore the jungle trails after dark and discover the rainforest at its most active, when nocturnal wildlife is on the move and ancient trees appear even more atmospheric.

See nocturnal wildlife in its native habitat on this small-group nighttime guided walk around Cape Tribulation. In the company of scientist guides, venture into old growth tropical rainforest, following trails only your group has access to, and learn all about the plants and animals that make this World Heritage-listed ecosystem their home.

Set the pace with this self-guided audio tour of Tongariro Crossing. Ideal for travelers who like to explore solo, download audio files and a GPS map and set off. With a hiking route that covers a full-day, journey past craters and colorful lakes as you learn about the geography and cultural significance of the area. Highlights include the Emerald Lakes, Mount Ruapehu, and the Totara Forest.

Kayak the waters of the Pittwater estuary north of Sydney with an instructor-guide and in the safety of a small group on this tour. Board a 2-person kayak and paddle the bays, cliffs, and mangroves of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Scotland Island, and Salvation Creek. Then, break for a walk to a waterfall and snack before kayaking back. All equipment included.

Perfect for photography lovers, enjoy a full-day private photography tour in Queenstown and the surrounding area. Start your day in charming Queenstown and then head further afield. The exact itinerary is up to you, but possible destinations include Arrowtown, Glenorchy, Wanaka, Skippers Canyon and more. Your guide is a local photographer, so will be able to give you lots of advice on how to get the best shots.

There’s more to Auckland than the busy center but it can be stressful to rent a car. Simplify a day out on a private tour to Muriwai Beach, known for its black sand and gannet colony. Walk along the beach to see the birds, then enjoy wine tasting at one of the area's oldest wineries. The tour includes lunch and bottled water, to keep you energized for sightseeing.

Scale the cliffs of the Blue Mountains on a full-day rock climbing adventure from Katoomba. Whether it's your first time on the rocks or you already have some climbs under your belt, expert guides present all you need to know about gear, belaying, footholds, and descent for a safe and challenging outdoor experience. Take a break to enjoy a picnic among the beautiful Blue Mountain surrounds.

Adventure-seeking travelers won't want to miss this canyoning day tour of the Blue Mountains that includes two canyons: Twister Canyon and Rocky Creek. Start the day with a short walk to Twister Canyon where you'll don your provided wetsuit and leap into a series of eight pools. Hike further along to Rocky Creek, where you'll have lunch with amazing waterfall views. Swim in, scramble through, and explore these falls after.

Experience an exclusive eco-tour that showcases North Queensland’s natural beauty and culture in a fast-paced adventure. Visit the heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation, see lush tropical Daintree rainforest, picture-perfect Cape Tribulation beaches, and cruise down cooper creek on a historic crocodile tour. This is the only place where two World Heritage-listed sites, the Daintree Rainforest & Great Barrier Reef, meet. The historical tour showcases the real natural beauty and excitement the Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation will showcase. After a half-day of touring, choose to unwind & relax at the unique Ferntree Rainforest Lodge and spend a night immersed within the heart of the Daintree Rainforest.

Visit Australia's oldest national park and escape the crowds and tour buses, enjoying this nature lovers paradise. A short 45 minute drive from Sydney with stunning coastal hikes, ancient Aboriginal rock art, secluded beaches, waterfalls and swimming holes and the option of seeing kangaroos and koalas at a local zoo.

Enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Blue Mountains without the hassle of self-driving, or the restriction of taking public transportation. After a central-Sydney pickup, head to Featherdale Wildlife Park to see native Australian animals. Continue to some of the Blue Mountains’ top lookout points, including the Three Sisters rock formation and Echo Point Lookout, and spend time exploring the mountain town of Leura at leisure.

Combine hiking on the famous Routeburn Track with a canyoning adventure in Mt. Aspiring National Park on a single active tour from Queenstown. Hike along the Routeburn Track while a guide points out the endemic flora and fauna, then reach the canyonlands, where you will rappel and swim through the caves, canyons, and pools. Refuel with a picnic lunch to wind up your strenuous tour.

Don’t let the distance between Hobart and Cradle Mountain stand in the way of a grand adventure to this unique scenic area. On this day tour, hike through the mighty woods and striking plateaus in this untouched natural environment. Walk around the picturesque Dove Lake and weave your way through the King Billy pines, with a guide by your side to tell you about the area and help you spot all kinds of native critters: wombats, wallabies and much more.

Under the vast dark skies of Canberra, this 90-minute stargazing tour offers an enchanting insight into the universe. Led by a passionate astronomer, participants will explore celestial wonders using state-of-the-art telescopes and binoculars. Enjoy laser-guided constellation storytelling while sipping on complimentary hot chocolate and wrapped in cozy blankets. Engage in a Q&A session with the expert to deepen your understanding of the night sky and its mysteries. - 90-minute stargazing experience under Canberra's dark skies - Led by an expert astronomer with in-depth knowledge - Includes state-of-the-art telescopes and binoculars for enhanced viewing - Complimentary hot chocolate and blankets provided for comfort