Top Australia & the Pacific Multi-day Tours - page 2

This Doubtful Sound overnight cruise takes you over Manapouri Lake to this South Island gem in the UNESCO-listed Fiordland National Park. Board the ‘Wanderer,’ a 3-mast motorized boat designed on a traditional scow, and cruise past soaring granite peaks in New Zealand’s second-largest fiord. Learn from an onboard nature guide about wildlife such as fur seals, penguins, and bottlenose dolphins. Then spend the night in a comfortable cabin, including a 3-course dinner and breakfast.

This three-day fun-filled tour will take you to the highlights of the spectacular Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, and is ideal for active travelers short on time in the Top End. Travel by four-wheel drive to reach spots that regular vehicles can’t. Swim in pristine waterfalls, spot ancient Aboriginal rock art, and explore other spots that would be challenging to get to independently.

This action-packed 7-day tour encompasses the highlights of both of New Zealand’s main islands. It's ideal for first-time visitors who are short on time. Starting in Auckland, stop at Waitomo, Rotorua, Wellington, Kaikoura, Christchurch, Mt. Cook, Queenstown, and elsewhere. Ride a scenic train and spot whales on a boat tour. Accommodation, all admission fees, and transportation are included, letting you see and do more than you could independently.

Explore all the highlights of Kangaroo Island—including wildlife, national parks, and food and wine—without the hassle of organizing transport, ferries, or sightseeing on this 2-day tour from Adelaide. This immersive trip includes coastal walks with a national park ranger, behind-the-scenes tours with local producers, and a visit to the Kangaroo Island wildlife sanctuary, with accommodation included on the first night only.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through some of New Zealand’s most breathtaking landscapes with Cheeky Kiwi Travel. This two-day tour from Christchurch to Queenstown via Franz Josef offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore some of New Zealand’s most iconic landscapes and hidden gems. You’ll enjoy personalized service, small group sizes, and expert local guides who will ensure your journey is as informative as it is exhilarating. Book your adventure today and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Journey from Adelaide to Melbourne on this 3-day guided tour. Head into the Adelaide Hills to Mount Lofty Summit, then onward to the Naracoorte Caves and the Coonawarra wine region. Day two brings volcanoes and craters on the way to the Great Ocean Road, where you can spot wildlife like koalas, explore misty rainforests, and enjoy coastal sights before ending in Melbourne at the end of day three.

Instead of trying to fit in as many sights as possible into a single day, relax and enjoy some of the North Island’s most popular attractions at a leisurely pace on this 2-day small-group tour. Discover how the Lord of the Rings movies were made at the Hobbiton Movie Set, gaze up at the mystical bioluminescent worms in the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, witness geothermal wonders near Rotorua, and much more.

Experience some of Western Australia’s most beautiful places on an easy 2-day tour with hotel pickup so you don’t have to drive yourself. From Perth, head to the Lancelin Sand Dunes, the Pink Lake, Kalbarri National Park, the Pinnacles, and other highlights before returning to Perth. One night’s resort accommodation is included with a delicious lobster meal.

Discover Sydney Harbour your way with the flexible hop-on hop-off ferry pass. Cruise between must-see destinations like Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, Taronga Zoo, Watsons Bay, and Manly—all while enjoying unbeatable views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Luna Park from the water. With frequent departures throughout the day, you can hop on and off as often as you like. Stay longer at the spots you love, skip the ones you don’t, and set your own pace. Spacious indoor and outdoor seating ensures a comfortable ride—rain or shine. Want to dive deeper into the city’s stories? Optional geo-tagged smartphone commentary is available in seven languages, letting you tune in when you’re curious and tune out when you’d rather just enjoy the moment. No live guides, no fixed schedule—just Sydney, on your terms.

Board the ‘Milford Mariner’ for a Milford Sound overnight cruise along this pristine waterway, situated in New Zealand’s impressive Fiordland National Park. Cruise the entire length of the fiord before your captain anchors in Harrison Cove. Then, spend the night in a private single or twin-share en suite cabin, including a 3-course buffet dinner and breakfast. Listen to a nature guide on board and make use of provided kayaks to explore waterfalls and glacial-carved cliffs like Mitre Peak.

See Tasmania's most wild and wonderful attractions—without the hassle of planning logistics—on this 5-day tour that loops around the island. From the waterfall-studded rainforests and sand dunes of the west coast to the alpine lakes and parks of the east, explore Cradle Mountain–Lake St. Clair National Park, swim in the Bay of Fires, and hike in Freycinet National Park, among other options. This budget-friendly tour includes hostel dormitory accommodation and all transport.

Catching both sunset and sunrise at Uluru means an overnight stay, which is hard to arrange on your own. Spend the night in a comfortable permanent tent with proper beds and linen, with the logistics and meals handled for you. See the rock at both ends of the day, walk among the domes of Kata Tjuta, and join a walk with an Indigenous guide.

Head to one of the most charming regions in Western Australia on this 2-day tour of the Margaret River Region. See amazing forests, rugged beaches, magical limestone caves and much more. Along the way, enjoy some delicious meals and stop in for a wine tasting at the award-winning Leeuwin Estate

Join this 3-day ocean-to-mountains tour from Melbourne, exploring the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians without having to drive yourself. Visit stunning lookouts, ancient rainforests, and the Twelve Apostles along the famous road. Stay in Warrnambool, then explore Tower Hill National Park and hike to the Pinnacles. Stay overnight in Halls Gap, then discover the Grampians' views and waterfalls before returning to Melbourne. Accommodation and some meals are included.

This sailing excursion stands out by offering two days of travel and exploration instead of one. Spend two days exploring the Whitsunday Islands and the fringes of the Great Barrier Reef, stopping at good snorkeling locations along the way. Travel on a large sailboat, sleep below decks on bunks, and take advantage of the provided meals and snorkeling gear.

With just the right amount of time to see all of the major highlights of the Red Centre, visit the majestic Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon too. In the evening enjoy an authentic camping experience … with a soft landing. Save time and money by starting in Yulara, which is only minutes away from the Ayers Rock Airport and Uluru.

Discover the world’s largest sand island as you embark on a 3-day, 2-night excursion to Fraser Island from Rainbow Beach. Experience the thrill of driving a 4x4 over the beaches and through the jungles of the island stopping at several points of interest along the way. Swim in the bubbly Champagne Pools, see a rusty shipwreck right on the beach, and enjoy plenty of time to mingle and relax at the campsite.

If you’re short on time in the Top End but want to experience the best without "roughing it," join this overnight glamping adventure. Head from Darwin to the desert camp for a night of "high-end" camping under the clear Northern Territory skies. Over the course of two days, experience a scenic helicopter flight, get up close to saltwater crocs (but not too close!), enjoy an airboat ride, and dine on delicious tucker from the camp kitchen.

Combine three of New Zealand’s most popular attractions on this 2-day tour from Auckland. Step into Middle Earth on a tour of the Hobbiton™ Movie Set from "The Lord of the Rings," explore the geothermal landscapes of Rotorua, and cruise through the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. This great-value tour includes hotel pickup, some meals, and overnight accommodation in Rotorua.

Explore the Bay of Islands’ rocky islets and pristine beaches on a 3-day tour from Auckland. This comprehensive tour through Northland includes a visit to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds to discover Maori history; a drive along Ninety Mile Beach to Cape Reinga, the northernmost point of New Zealand; a boat cruise through the Cape Brett Hole in the Rock; and a sightseeing tour of historic Russell. Enjoy two nights’ overnight accommodation before returning by coach to Auckland.

Cover the three top highlights of Tasmania on a 3-day tour that visits Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park and Port Arthur. Arrange for your own accommodation in Launceston and Hobart, and leave the rest to the pros. Enjoy walking around Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, then spend a day in Freycinet National Park to see Wineglass Bay and other landmarks. From Hobart, head to the Port Arthur Historic Site for a guided walking tour and harbor cruise, and see the historic town of Richmond.

Kapiti Island is a predator-free nature sanctuary off the Kapiti Coast, but few people get to visit, especially overnight. This 2-day experience offers the rare opportunity to stay on the otherwise uninhabited island, with Department of Conservation permits included. Take a hike and spot native birds in the forest, dine on chef-prepared meals, look out for New Zealand’s endangered, nocturnal kiwi bird, and stay in your choice of accommodation.

Get a comprehensive overview of Victoria’s landscapes with a 3-day tour to the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians. Explore the rugged coastline of the Great Ocean Road and stop at popular sites such as Apollo Bay, Lorne, and the Twelve Apostles. Then head north to The Grampians and enjoy a relaxing experience while learning about the rich Aboriginal culture. This tour is all inclusive of transportation, accommodation, tour guide, entrance fees, and all meals except lunch.

Most Great Barrier Reef trips are day tours, so seeing the reef after the crowds leave means finding somewhere to stay out on the water. Spend the night in an underwater suite at Hardy Reef, reached by cruise through the Whitsunday Islands. Snorkel, dive, or add a helicopter flight by day, then enjoy a sunset dinner before taking in reef views through the windows.