Top Australia Attractions & Museums

Not only do you have general admission to the Cairns Aquarium, this ticket also provides a tour of the Turtle Hospital. Here rescue turtles are cared for by experts. The hospital experience lasts around a half hour, but you are free to take as much time as you like in the aquarium. There are tens of thousands of Great Barrier Reef species to learn about.

Experience Melbourne's iconic skyline from 35 meters above the picturesque Yarra River aboard the Skyline Ferris Wheel. For a bit of fun, challenge your friends and family to a round of Straya-Mania Mini Golf, or relax and socialize at the laid-back South Wharf Social. Ideal for visitors of all ages, from newborns to centenarians, everyone can appreciate the breath-taking views. Skyline Melbourne promises an unparalleled urban adventure right in the heart of the city. Come and soak in the vibrant atmosphere along the banks of the Yarra River, where city life meets scenic tranquillity and unforgettable memories await.

Secure admission to two Cairns highlights with tickets to Tomb of the Pharoahs and the Cairns Aquarium—popular attractions that fill to capacity at busy times. Booking in advance ensures you won’t miss out, without compromising flexibility. You’ll be free to arrive at each attraction at any time during the day, which makes planning a breeze.

Enjoy a full day of family fun at the SEA LIFE aquarium on Australia’s Sunshine Coast. Explore the 11 underwater exhibit zones, get up close to sharks, stingrays and turtles in the underwater tunnel and spot a rainbow of tropical fish. That’s not all: watch animal presentations such as seal and jelly fish kingdom talks, ray talk and feeding, take an ocean tunnel tour, explore the new interactive Finding Dory and Friends exhibit and see unique creatures such as lion fish and much more.

Take a walk-through Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s natural bushland under the stars. Explore 9 cosmic zones on a 1.5km celestial trail. Allow 60-90 minutes for this immersive experience. Be inspired by stunning lights, colours and cosmic sounds. Enjoy delicious snacks and drinks – perfect to take on your cosmic adventure. Your visit supports vital wildlife conservation programs and the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital. Please note our doors for this event close at 7:30.

Although Cape Leeuwin is known for its national park with diverse plant and bird life, visitors also enjoy learning about the history of this remote peninsula and one of the tallest lighthouses in Australia. This tour gives an in-depth look at a lighthouse that has been functional since the 1800s while offering stunning views of Australia’s most south-westerly point.

Yanchep National Park is renowned for its natural caves and wildlife-watching opportunities, and is an around 45-minute drive from Perth. This half-day tour is ideal for time-crunched visitors, taking in all the highlights in just four hours. Take a bush walk beneath gigantic Banksia and Marri trees, marvel at the dramatic stalactites and stalagmites of the Crystal Cave, and look out for Aussie wildlife including kangaroos, koalas, and kookaburras.

Experience major exhibitions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, a 15-minute walk from Sydney's city centre. Each ticket option covers one paid exhibition. Takashi Murakami: When the Mountain Is High, the Moon Rises Higher is Australia's first retrospective of the Japanese artist, exclusive to Sydney. More than 150 works spanning 30 years in Naala Badu building, including the global premiere of new work in the Tank. Nolan: Origins reunites Sidney Nolan's complete 27-painting Ned Kelly series in Sydney for the first time in more than 60 years, alongside landscapes of places he painted as he evolved his unique visual language including St Kilda, Wimmera, K'gari (also known as Fraser Island), Images: Takashi Murakami, photos by Shin Suzuki ©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.

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.

Visit the original Royal Flying Doctor Service Alice Springs working base that commenced in 1939. Have a look at the wide variety of historic radios including a Traeger Pedal Radio and learn what it was like to communicate before telephones were invented. There is a large display of historic medical equipment that would have been used on the RFDS flights of the past. See the evolution of aeroplanes used by RFDS with a range of model aeroplanes to take you through each decade. Relive the true experience of a patient and see what its like to fly with RFDS Pilot with our RFDS virtual reality Walk through the museum and meet Alf Traeger and Nurse Kathy through interactive technology. Learn about the history and the activities of the RFDS’s pilots, engineers, doctors and nurses, and the experiences of the patients that are cared for each day.

Challenge your perceptions and awaken your senses as you step inside INFINITY, one of the Gold Coast’s most unique attractions. This experience whisks you on a multisensory journey, complete with interactive displays, bizarre soundfields and mind-bending illusions. Prepare to be blown away by the thrilling special effects and thoroughly entertained with unexpected twists.

Secure your admission to one of Cairns' top attractions with a prebooked entry ticket for the blockbuster *Tomb of the Pharaohs* exhibition. Admire examples of some of the most lavishly decorated tombs of Ancient Egypt, each of them filled with hieroglyphic wall inscriptions, engraved plaques, mummified remains, and over 450 meticulously crafted items.

History lovers won't want to miss a visit to the heritage-listed Rippon Lea Estate. Peek inside the beautiful 19th-century mansion, wander through the extensive and well-manicured gardens, and imagine what life was like in Victorian-era Melbourne. Gardening enthusiasts will especially enjoy checking out the largest fernery in the Southern Hemisphere.

See the crocodiles close up, but safely, on this group river cruise in Adelaide. You can sit either on the open top deck, or the enclosed bottom deck. Both have great views of the crocodiles. There are bathrooms on board, so no need to worry there. You’ll see crocodiles leaping out of the river into the air, so make sure your cameras are charged.

Explore René Boissevain’s incredible crystal caves on Atherton’s Main Street. Wearing a headlamp and equipped with a guidebook, marvel at Boissevain’s impressive collection of glittering rocks and fossils from around the world. Wind your way through 3,000 square feet (300 square meters) of man-made tunnels and grottoes, capture memorable photographs and pick up a gift at the jewelry shop.

A visit to the Historic Village Herberton is like stepping back in time. Showcasing Australia’s rich and diverse history this outdoor pioneer museum is testament to an era that is long gone. This incredible museum collects, preserves and displays fascinating historical exhibits from across Australia. The history of this museum is also closely tied with the township of Herberton and features many priceless antiques as well as buildings that have come from the town’s ancestors. The Village currently features over 60 original buildings that date from Herberton’s foundation years and are as they were originally constructed. Walking through the Village, visitors are given a sense of being in a real township complete with apothecary, bottle shop, school, bank, grocer’s store, frock salon, toy shop, mechanic, jail and more. There is just so much to see and do in this amazing village that it needs to be experienced to understand the full depth of history it offers.

You will have the opportunity to: • Sit in a real fighter jet • Explore the many weapons, radars, ejection seats and artifacts on display • Try your hand at flying an F/A-18 Hornet in one of our motion simulators (bookings essential on 02 4965 1810 – additional cost) • Be amazed by the Norm Forrester Collection of hand-made model aircraft When you've finished viewing the many displays it’s an easy step up to the Observation Deck where you can sit and watch some of the world's most advanced aircraft take-off and land and don't forget to stop at the souvenir shop for something truly unique. Of course, it's always a pleasure to revel in the warm welcome, great food and friendly atmosphere of the cafe where you can stay cosy inside or venture outdoors to enjoy all the noise and activity of the fully operational Air Force Base. The choice is yours.

Swim among sharks, stingrays and other magnificent marine creatures with a thrilling shark dive at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium! Don a wet suit and SCUBA mask, and splash into the massive Oceanarium where you'll be within arm’s reach of Speartooth, Leopard and Sandbar Whaler Sharks, giant Stingrays, and schools of brilliantly colored fish. No SCUBA experience is necessary, and an expert guide will accompany you to ensure a safe and educational dive.

With just one day to discover Perth, this time-saving tour takes in the city sights, the port town of Fremantle, and the Swan Valley. Start with a city tour, including Parliament House, Kings Park, and views along the Swan River. Continue to Fremantle, famous for its historic architecture, market, and ‘Cappuccino Strip’. Finally, explore the Swan Valley wine region, where you can enjoy wine and food tasting, spot kangaroos and koalas at the Caversham Wildlife Park, and visit Molly’s Farm.

Avoid waiting around outside in the tropical heat with priority access to the Cairns Museum. Save money with a family ticket, and head right on inside to enjoy interactive exhibits on the history, culture, and geography of Cairns and Northern Queensland. Conveniently located in the central city, you can enjoy great views from the upstairs veranda.

Start before the gallery opens to the public, with an expert guide leading you through the Naala Badu and Naala Nura buildings of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The 75-minute tour takes in highlights of Australian art, including a stop in Yiribana Gallery, home to the gallery's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art collection. Included with your ticket: enjoy coffee or tea with a sweet treat at MOD Dining with your guide, plus member-for-a-day perks for the rest of your visit, including 10% off the Gallery Cafe, Kiosk and Gallery Shop and access to the Members Lounge. Tours run daily at 9.30am, in English, with a maximum of 15 guests.

This handy combo ticket makes visiting the National Museum of Australia both easier, and more enjoyable. Join an early afternoon guided highlights tour, where you'll learn more about the exhibits than you would touring alone. Admire the views over Lake Burley Griffin as you eat lunch and have a refreshing drink, and pick up an Aussie souvenir with a 10% discount gift shop voucher.

Join this group guided tour of the National Wine Centre’s Wine Discovery Journey when you visit Adelaide. This is a half hour tour of the facility, which showcases how wine is produced in the 65 wine growing regions of Australia. Learn to blend your own wine, and learn the key characteristics and key varieties that are grown in the country.

From the moment you step inside Mr Moon’s giant mouth, you are exposed to a world full of carnival flair, from the rides and attractions that send you sky-high, to historical carousel rides, Melbourne’s Luna Park has been the face of fun in St Kilda for generations. Luna Park is the oldest theme park in Australia attracting thousands of visitors every year to enjoy some of the most iconic rides in Melbourne. Built in 1912, Luna Park is a testament to the bygone era of American amusement parks in the style of Coney Island, New York. The most famous of the Park’s attractions is its Roller Coaster – The Great Scenic Railway, a large wooden coaster that projects its passengers, at high speed, around the outside of the entire Park. It boasts the title of being the oldest continually operating wooden roller coaster in the world and the only one of its kind with a standing brakeman in control aboard its moving carriages.