Top Australia & the Pacific Tickets & Passes - page 32

There’s no doubt that South Australia’s Barossa Valley is a world-class wine region, with its Syrah and Shiraz gracing sommeliers’ lists throughout the world. On this single-day tour, discover the valley’s oenological heritage without having to check out of your Adelaide accommodation, and without having to carefully count every taster to stay under the drink-drive limit. Stops to sample local produce and enjoy a local lunch round out this fulsome experience of the Barossa Valley. Leave your cards in your wallet: tasting fees and lunch are included with this tour No need to find a meeting point in Adelaide with door-to-door transfers Arrive back in Adelaide in time for your dinner reservation Enjoy personalized service with a maximum of 7 guests on this tour

Experience one of Australia’s most famous tourist spot, Phillip Island. This tour is ideal for small groups like families of four, friends, backpackers, honeymoon couples, and tourists visiting Australia, as we provide a customized itinerary based on customers preferences. Customize an itinerary for your day, focusing on the spots that interest you and your group the most. Along the way, our tour guide would help you take photos, making the private tour a more personalized experience. Note: There are more activities that can be experienced at Philip Island. Some of them are - Chocolate Factory, Amaze N Things, Cowes Beach, Nobbies Centre, Go Kart, Seal Rocks. (Booking needs to be done in advance for some of these activities which is not included in this product and the pickup time would vary accordingly)

Marvel at the beauty of the Vanuatu rainforest on this unique tour through the ‘Bridges of Eden’. Encounter riparian rainforest, beautiful lakes and gorgeous, photo-worthy views as you make your way through this untouched environment. The core of the tour revolves around a circuit of suspended bridges, allowing you to get up close with the Vanuatuan flora and fauna.

Experience inspiring exhibitions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. BEST OF AUSTRALIAN ART PRIZES: ARCHIBALD, WYNNE & SULMAN | 9 May – 16 Aug 2026 A single ticket gives you access to see three prestigious awards for Australian art. AVATAR: FORMS OF VISHNU | 20 June - 5 Oct 2026 Discover a realm of wonder, drama and divine beauty NOLAN: ORIGINS | 3 Oct - 7 Feb 2026 Discover an Australian icon SUMMER BLOCKBUSTER TAKASH MURAKAMI | 5 Dec 26 - 18 Jul 27 Experience Australia’s first dedicated exhibition of superstar Japanese artist Takashi Murakami Image credit: Takashi Murakami Cherry Blossoms Fujiyama JAPAN 2020, ©2020 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.; Installation view of Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum, Kyoto, Japan 2024, photo: Joshua White ©2024 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved; Takashi Murakami, photos by Shin Suzuki ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved;

The Archibald Prize has been held exclusively at the Art Gallery of New South Wales for over a century. There is no other place to experience the annual portrait prize in Sydney.

Perfect Sydney Shore Excursion – Just 15 Minutes from City Centre Make the most of your Sydney port day at Australia's premier art museum, featuring unique tours, unmissable exhibitions, and dining with renowned Australian chefs. EASY ACCESS – 15-min walk from Circular Quay SHORE EXCURSION OPTIONS AUSTRALIAN ART STORIES TOUR (daily, 75 minutes) Expert-guided journey through Australian culture, including the renowned Yiribana Gallery of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander art. Includes early access before gallery opens ✓ Perfect cruise timing ✓ Daily departures Why Perfect for Cruisers? ✓ Close to port ✓ Harbour views ✓ Flexible timing ✓ All-weather venue BOOK AHEAD – to guarantee entry

Escape the city and explore Australia’s countryside on our immersive day tour from Newcastle. Discover the charm of historic towns like Morpeth and Dungog, where your expert guide shares fascinating stories of early Australian life. Taste local honey and fudge in Morpeth, birthplace of Arnotts Biscuits, then enjoy a refreshing craft beer in Dungog. Cool off with a swim in the serene Allyn River, a peaceful bush escape. Visit a third-generation cattle farm for an educational behind-the-scenes tour and insights into sustainable farming. Enjoy a classic Aussie BBQ lunch featuring fresh, local produce (dietary options available). Travel in comfort with round-trip transport from your Newcastle accommodation. With a relaxed pace and plenty of learning, this small-group tour blends history, nature, and local life. Our knowledgeable guides make every moment meaningful. For a true taste of regional Australia, this unforgettable countryside experience awaits!

Unleash your family's curiosity at Scitech, Perth's only hands-on science museum with the largest planetarium in Australia, offering an affordable and educational adventure - rain or shine.

Discover the cosy bars of Adelaide’s East End Delve into the Unique and diverse bar scene of Adelaide as you wander around the east end of the city centre. Join your experienced local guide and uncover four of these fascinating venues in one relaxing afternoon. Learn what makes each one special over a drink of your choosing (not included in tour). These cosy watering holes have been carefully chosen for their atmosphere, excellent service, and delicious drinks. Between bars, enjoy the relaxed vibe of the east end, as your tour host shares all sorts of little-known facts and street art with you.

Sit back and relax on a full-day comprehensive tour of Sydney. With a private guide and vehicle, you have the luxury of exploring at your own pace and tailoring the tour to match your tastes. Hit all the big sights like the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Get out and experience Bondi Beach, and visit exclusive villages and colorful neighborhoods to get a feel for the local scene. This tour is ideal for visitors with limited time, who want to a good overview of Sydney.

See more of Sydney with the ease of a private full-day shore excursion that explores both the city center and suburbs. Take in city landmarks such as Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, The Rocks, and Mrs Macquaries Chair, then head out to Bondi Beach, Manly Beach, Watsons Bay, The Gap, and more. Your tour includes private vehicle and guide, morning tea, and port pickup and drop-off.

This private day tour is perfect for families! We will take you beyond the usual tourist destinations to visit a beautiful and authentically Australian coastal holiday region located just over an hours scenic drive through national park from Sydney. Your knowledgeable private tour guide will take you to secluded local beaches, hidden bays, exclusive seaside holiday villages and fishing villages tucked away in bushland locations. Enjoy a fun-filled hour at the Australian Wildlife and Reptile Park where you will be treated to a VIP Koala encounter with Zoo Keeper and get up close to free roaming Kangaroo's, Emus and other unique Australian Wildlife. See Australian Reptiles and Snakes and be able to observe Snake and Spider venom milking to create anti-venoms and antibodies for medical use. At Norah Head, visit a Heritage Listed working lighthouse with amazing coastal views back down the coast towards Sydney and depending on the season you may even see migrating Whales breaching!

Warrawindi Farms is a family owned and operated farming enterprise in the South East of South Australia, situated 14 km South East of Penola. Explore our farm with its friendly animals, discover sustainable farming practices, or simply immerse yourself in the native wildlife surrounding our unforgettable farm? This is an experience for you!

Buckle up for a whirlwind three-hour adventure at Warrawindi Farms, diving into all its hidden gems. Kick things off at The Warrawindi Homestead, then kick back in a Toyota Land Cruiser Sahara for a scenic spin around the property. Along the way, say hello to some quirky critters like brologas, red-tail cockatoos, kangaroos, emus, and a whole lot more. Get up close and personal with the farm animals and snap some Insta-worthy shots at every turn of this thrill-packed tour! You have the chance to ask and learn as much as you want, whether it's about our 5th generation farm, our sustainable farming practices, insect life, or the significance of soil health.

We offer wholesale fishing trips, trolling with a professional fisherman, he will accompany you in the search for fish, during catches, tell you stories of fishermen... Many species crisscross the coast of Moorea Island, you can fish for white tuna, bluefin tuna, bonito, swordfish, mahi mahi ... This private tour is for 2 people As fishing remains random, we do not guarantee catches, but rest assured, we will do our utmost. Welcome aboard Sparkling.

During two hours you will discover ancient polynesian objects, old pictures and many other historic and cultural treasures. The local will pick up you to make the museum visit and he will share with you is love for his country.

Avoid the hassle of self-driving in Fiji when you take a tour of the Coral Coast. Check out some of Fiji’s natural and historic attractions, including the impressive Biausevu Waterfall reached by a 45-minute rainforest walk, a lookout over the Mamanuca Islands, traditional pottery making at Lawai village, and the World War II-era Momi Battery Historical Park. Take a break from the beaches for a day and learn more about Fiji.

Some mysteries are best explored together. Step beyond the ordinary family day out and discover one of Queensland’s most enduring mysteries. Explore the ancient crater formations, investigate theories, unlock Augmented Reality experiences and decide for yourself what happened here. Your adventure includes the Mystery Craters, Earth Room — part museum, part sensory experience — Jim’s Trail, and a Family Investigator Pack with activities to inspire curiosity and discovery. After exploring, reconnect over stone-baked pizzas, café treats, drinks and family time before taking home your signed Mystery Craters book to continue the conversation. Finish your adventure by submitting your official Family Verdict. Perfect for families, grandparents, homeschoolers and curious minds of all ages. Some mysteries are not solved. They are explored. Together. Come curious. Leave with wonder. ✨

Discover one of Queensland’s greatest mysteries. Explore at your own pace through a unique journey of mystery, discovery and wonder. Begin with the Mystery Craters story, then walk the ancient formations, explore the viewing areas and uncover the many theories surrounding their origin. Whether you are curious, sceptical or fascinated by the unknown — you decide what you believe. Your visit includes the Mystery Craters, Augmented Reality experiences, Jim’s Trail: Rust & Roots, and the Earth Room — part museum, part sensory experience, featuring crystals, fossils, gemstones, sound, water and natural treasures collected over decades. Relax afterwards at the café with barista coffee, handmade scones and treats, or browse the boutique for crystals, gifts and unique finds. Perfect for families, couples, road-trippers, grey nomads and curious travellers. Some mysteries are best explored at your own pace. Come curious. Leave with wonder. ✨

25 acres of gardens to explore with 2 hedge mazes and a Lavender Labrinth. Large lawn spaces for picnics and games with a brand new timber playground. 1000+ Grosso x Intermedia Lavandula plants flowering throughout summer.

Immerse yourself in our Bungarribee Wildlife Experience, with our clever habitat designs allowing visitors to get up-close to our impressive collection of over 4,000 awe-inspiring and endangered species from all around the world. Take a stroll down the African Boardwalk where you’ll see scenes from the savannah in our remarkable mixed-species habitats, wander down the leafy Primate Boulevard, and be mesmerised by the animals of south-east Asia. Learn about First Nation culture through our Bungarribee Dreaming experience, then get closer to all your favourite Australian natives in our beautiful open-range Australia habitat, where kangaroos and wallabies hop freely around the meandering pathways. With no hills or steps, Sydney Zoo was built with you in mind making our attraction accessible to all visitors. Come check out why Sydney Zoo is a must-visit attraction and visit the only combined zoo and aquarium in NSW. Did we mention parking is FREE with your entry.

Begin your day with a complimentary Fairlie Bakehouse breakfast, including their famous fresh pie and a barista-made coffee. Continue to the turquoise shores of Lake Tekapo and visit its must-see photo spots before traveling to Lake Pukaki, framed by sweeping views of Aoraki / Mount Cook. Enjoy free time in the Mount Cook region for sightseeing, short walks, or photography. The journey continues through the Mackenzie Basin and Lindis Pass, showcasing dramatic alpine scenery all the way to Queenstown. With comfortable transport, curated stops, and expert commentary, this is the most scenic and relaxed way to travel between the two cities.

This is a self-guides tour. The limestone in the caves of Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is 430 million years old. The geological processes that have created the magnificent cave system you see today continue to work their magic. You'll notice the impressive cave decorations, including stalactites and stalagmites, that are created by the infiltration of water into the caves. • Parking is available at Kui Kiosk and need to leave the cave by 4.15pm. • The cave is accessed by a token, a 15min walk from the visitor centre. Ticket holders will need to collect a token from the visitor centre before heading to the cave entrance. • There is a steep, 500m gravel path to the cave entrance. • The ground in the cave can be slippery, so please take care. • The temperature in the cave is approximately 15˚C all year round. • Food is not permitted inside the cave. • The cave is not suitable for prams. • Please use the public amenities at the visitor centre as there are no toilets near the caves.

This tour is self-guided. Yarrangobilly’s karst landscapes were created from a belt of limestone laid down about 440 million years ago. Almost all cave formations can be seen here, from stalactites and stalagmites, hollow straws and delicate helictites, to shawls, cave coral, and massive flowstones. Karst environments are nature’s time capsules, preserving evidence of climate change, floods, droughts, fires, animal and human activity. What to bring: Sturdy shoes, suitable clothing. Please note: The cave entrance is inside Glory Arch. Access is via a 500m gravel track starting at Glory Cave carpark. The self-guided tour exits a few metres from the carpark. It’s a good idea to bring a jacket – the average temperature in this cave is 10˚C and it's usually damp. Getting there: South Glory Cave is in the Yarrangobilly area of Kosciuszko National Park, between Tumut and Cooma. Parking: Parking is available at Glory Cave carpark, From here, it’s a 500m walk to the cave entrance.