Top Australia Walking Tours

See Melbourne, Australia through the eyes of a local on this private, customizable guided walking tour of the city. List your preferences for the itinerary ahead of time or rely on your guide’s knowledge of the city for recommendations on what to see. Perfect for anyone looking to get their bearings in the city for the first time.

Experience one of the largest local markets near Melbourne during a private cooking class taught by a professional chef. Take a guided tour of the market to peruse the fresh produce and select key ingredients, then go to your instructor’s home for a cooking lesson that covers three Australian dishes. Receive step-by-step instruction for each dish, then enjoy the meal accompanied by a glass of wine or beer.

On our Secret Food Tour: Sydney, you'll eat around the delightful Oxford Street to the gorgeous local suburb of Surry Hills. See an area rich in churches, architecture, independent shops, and produce stores. Visible is evidence of post-war immigration; and culture from Greece, Italy, and Portugal. At the end of your tour, you'll have eaten some of Sydney's most delicious dishes and gained a better understanding of our culture and history. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience. No need to shout over other tourists, you will have every question answered, and leave feeling like a native yourself!

Explore the historical essence of Sydney on this engaging 1.5 hour walking tour through The Rocks & Sydney Harbour. A professional guide will lead you through cobblestone lanes, sharing captivating stories of convict history, Aboriginal culture, and the vibrant life surrounding Sydney Harbour. Enjoy a walk up to Observatory Hill, one of Sydney's most iconic lookouts, to enjoy views over the city and the harbour as the sun sets. This tour offers a thorough glimpse into the local food, drink, and shopping scene, making it ideal for those short on time but eager for authentic experiences. Uncover hidden gems and gain local insights into the area's rich heritage. - Duration: 1.5 hours - Professionally accredited local guide with engaging commentary - Discover convict and Aboriginal history while exploring The Rocks - Recommendations for local dining and shopping included

The Great Ocean Road is home to the Twelve Apostles, one of the best places to visit from Melbourne. However, doing a day trip there on your own can be tiring, between driving and working out how to structure your itinerary. Take a customizable private tour, and you no longer have to worry about that; just tell your guide what you want to see, and they handle it for you.

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.

This gaol is a grim place with a dark history. Stories of the unexplained have been gathered over the years from visitors and staff alike. None have been proven, yet. Join this chilling night time gaol tour — if you dare! This night tour is conducted in the dark and includes confined spaces. Appropriate footwear is recommended. This night tour is not recommended for children 12 years and under. Please note that dates for this tour are only released at least two weeks before event dates.

Let the Hangman guide you through every corner of Old Melbourne Gaol and its disturbing history, with no stone left unturned. What dark and grisly stories will the Hangman uncover? As daylight fades, the gaol becomes dark and atmospheric. The Hangman’s Night Tour delves into the macabre accounts and haunted history associated with the Gaol. Due to the sometimes graphic nature of the tales, this immersive tour is for ages 16 years and older.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Kimberley on this 8-day small-group tour. Traverse the iconic Gibb River Road, visiting stunning natural wonders like Windjana Gorge, Bell Gorge, and the picturesque Emma Gorge. Enjoy a full-day scenic flight over the Bungle Bungles, taking in the unique beehive-shaped domes and Cathedral Gorge. This adventure combines authentic camping experiences with comfortable hotel stays, ensuring an intimate and unforgettable exploration of one of Australia’s most remarkable regions. - Small-group tour with a maximum of 10 guests for personalized experiences - Visit iconic sites including Windjana Gorge, Bell Gorge, and Lake Argyle - Enjoy a scenic flight over Purnululu National Park with guided walks - Includes 3 nights of camping and 4 nights in hotels, with meals provided as per the itinerary

Sydney Harbour is without doubt filled with a beautiful collection of seascapes, landscapes and beautiful landmarks that will stun even the most seasoned traveler. This tour will showcase Sydney in all its beauty with memorable moments and professional photos that capture the moments. All the hotspots and the money shot locations tour included the iconic beaches and historic buildings crafted by a Sydney local professional photographer. A fully customizable tour that can cater for young families or older groups that includes Manly, Milsons Point, Bondi Beach, a harbour cruise and much more. Enjoy a portfolio of professional photography images that will become lifelong memories.

If you want to experience everything about Sydney, this is your perfect tour. The tour begins by exploring the rich history of The Rocks Historic Quarter, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and the Sydney Opera House. We then take the ferry to sail through one of the largest natural harbours in the world! Our next stop is the old fishing village of Watsons Bay, offering an idyllic beachfront location for your lunch break (lunch not included). After enjoying uninterrupted views of the city skyline, we will walk along the rugged coastline to visit Australia’s first lighthouse. The tour concludes at the world-famous Bondi beach. A captivating lifestyle ocean-front neighbourhood filled with graffiti, charming coffee houses, bars, restaurants and the photogenic Bondi Icebergs Pool. Bondi is also the starting point for the breathtaking coastal walk.

This isn't a regular history tour. Join local AFLW player and She Shapes History guide Rebecca for an exclusive tour of Melbourne's history of women in sport. You'll gain insider knowledge of Melbourne's women's sporting history as we walk from Melbourne's CBD to the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). From the lesbians who founded Australia's first gym for women to the Melbourne socialite who started a bike riding craze, this unique tour will leave you feeling empowered, entertained and inspired to learn more. This tour is perfect for first time visitors, seasoned Melbournians and interstate travellers alike. We welcome all guests aged 13+ on this tour. The walk covers about 2.5km at a relaxed pace, and there are a few places to pause and sit down along the way. Together we'll uncover some incredible stories of game-changing women and dive into the history that put Melbourne on the sporting map.

Swimming /Culture / Nature / Wildlife / Scenery Note, ALL falls are seasonal in Kakadu (Forecast to open June) We are the only tour operator in Kakadu, that does Day Tours to Jim Jim Falls and Half Day Tours to Maguk within Kakadu. Father (Chizo) and Daughter (Jody) Team. Pick up and drop offs are from your resort reception area. Freshly made snacks while on tour. Knowledgeable, Accredited Guides that are laid back and embrace FUN, which gives us a 5 star rating on any of our reviews on social media.

Southern Cultural Immersion proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Join a local Aboriginal guide for an interactive and immersive walk through the stunning Warriparinga Wetlands, the site of the Tjilbruke Dreamtime Story. Stroll through the wetlands as your guide shares the history from a First Nations perspective. Discover the ancient artefacts on site, along with the local Indigenous plants, to understand the significant connection that Aboriginal people hold with Country. We invite you to explore our authentic gift shop and art gallery at the conclusion of your experience. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.

Southern Cultural Immersion proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Get to know the historical and cultural significance of the Adelaide Botanic Garden, one of Adelaide's premier tourist locations. As you embark on this interactive group tour led by a First Nations guide, be exposed to the stunning gardens and the abundance of native plants growing on Kaurna Yerta. Discover the Indigenous plants and their traditional uses, to learn about the significant connection between Aboriginal people and their Country. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.

Proudly operates on the land of the Kaurna people, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide region. Explore the heart of Adelaide (Tarntanya) through a First Nations perspective, walking and learning about the wonderful and tragic colonial history of our state's capital. We will visit prominent structures of power within the CBD, discussing South Australia's history. Walk together in the spirit of harmony and reconciliation as we learn about the significance of these locations to Kaurna culture. Please Note: The message function on Viator/Tripadvisor is not regularly monitored. Please contact us via phone call if you require assistance on the day.

Each July, humpback whales migrate along the Sydney coastline, an arrival long carrying sacred meaning for the Aboriginal peoples of this Country. The Burri Burri Whale Experience is a 2-hour guided walk on Bidjigal Country, from Bondi Pavilion to a clifftop Aboriginal engraving site used for cultural practice for generations. Your guide, Eric Brown, is a Traditional Custodian and descendant of known apical ancestors, holding rare authorisation from NSW National Parks to interpret these engravings. The walk opens with a traditional smoking welcome, an ancient cleansing practice observed here long before Bondi became a famous beach. Eric then leads the Burri Burri ceremony, song, dance and storytelling carrying the whale's spiritual meaning, joined by Drew Longbottom, Dharrawal and Wandi Wandian man and Knowledge Holder. It concludes cliffside watching for whales below, culture and nature together. Running daily in July 2026 only. Book early, groups limited.

Discover Brisbane like never before with The Brisbane Experience. This casual city walk combines history, humor, and hidden gems. Stroll through iconic spots like Redacliff Square and Queen Street while also exploring lesser-known treasures. Enjoy a drink and chat with your guide and fellow adventurers along the beautiful Riverwalk—one drink is on the house. Limited group sizes ensure a friendly atmosphere for everyone. Led by acclaimed author and historian Jan-Andrew Henderson, you’ll gain insider knowledge and stories that make the city come alive. - Fun and informal walking tour through Brisbane's best spots - Visit both iconic and lesser-known locations across the city - Enjoy a free drink while chatting with your guide and new friends - Tour researched, designed and conducted by a multi-award-winning historian and author with 30 years of guiding experience. - Limited group sizes for a more personal atmosphere.

Step into the shadows on the Bendigo After Dark Ghost Tour and uncover the city’s eerie secrets. his immersive 90-minute night walk reveals the haunted side of one of the world’s richest gold rush cities. By lantern light, you’ll explore historic streets and step inside iconic buildings including the Shamrock Hotel and the atmospheric Black Swan Hotel. Every chilling tale is grounded in real Bendigo history, drawn from newspapers, coronial inquests and archived records. Hear of tragic fires, mysterious deaths, lost fortunes and restless souls said to linger after dark. Visit the site of Bendigo’s first hidden cemetery, stand near the walls of the old Sandhurst Gaol, and uncover stories most visitors never hear. The tour concludes with a complimentary local beer, wine or soft drink as you debrief the evening’s eerie encounters. Relaxed 2km walk. 8pm (Winter) start from the Bendigo Visitor Centre.

In town for the big event? Before the crowds arrive or in between games , get to know the city you came for. Gold rush wealth in the 1850s built Melbourne’s grand arcades. The Royal Arcade (1869) is Australia’s oldest surviving arcade, and the Block Arcade (1892), with its mosaic floors and glass roof, was where Melburnians went to be seen. Today the old service lanes are alive with espresso bars, hidden bars and world-famous street art. Starting by the Yarra River, your guide takes you off the main streets and into the Melbourne locals use. Enjoy a barista coffee in Degraves Street and a cheese and chocolate tasting in the Block Arcade, and pick up tips on where to eat and drink. Finish with lunch at a uniquely Melbourne venue with a glass of local wine, beer or a soft drink. Your guide settles you in, then leaves you to enjoy lunch at your own pace. and you’ll leave knowing the city like a local. Groups are small, so you’ll hear every story and never feel lost in a crowd.

This 7-day small-group tour is a round trip from Perth to Exmouth and back, covering the best of Western Australia's Coral Coast with no one-way flights to organise. Walk among the Pinnacles Desert, stand at Nature's Window and the Kalbarri Skywalk, watch wild dolphins at Monkey Mia and see the 3-billion-year-old stromatolites at Hamelin Pool. Then it's reef time: snorkel World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef straight off the beach at Coral Bay, explore Cape Range National Park, swim at Turquoise Bay and watch the sunset from Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. From April to July, add an optional swim with whale sharks. On the way home, spend a night on a working farm and meet kangaroo joeys at Greenough Wildlife Park. Meals, hostel stays and park entries are included. Adults 18+ only, groups of 8 to 24. Expect walks of up to 4 km a day on uneven ground.