All Australia & the Pacific Tours & Excursions in 2026

Dive into Australia's underwater world at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. Led by a local guide, explore Shark Valley, Dugong Island, the Great Barrier Reef, Penguin Expedition, Jellyfish Zone, Jurassic Seas, and the spectacular Oceanarium Tunnel. Hear fascinating stories about sharks, dugongs, sea turtles, penguins, and coral reefs while discovering the unique marine life that thrives in Australia's oceans. Learn about the Great Barrier Reef, ocean conservation, and the remarkable adaptations that have helped marine creatures survive for millions of years. Perfect for families, wildlife lovers, and curious travellers seeking an engaging journey beneath the waves. -Explore SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium on a guided tour with a local guide -Discover the evolution of sharks, dugongs, and other marine creatures -Travel through Jurassic Seas and uncover the ancient history of ocean life

Hike in a rugged back country setting without a heavy pack. Daily luggage transfers mean you only need to carry your lunch and the trails are designed to showcase huge mountain scenery without being over-strenous. The track suits those with medium fitness and capabilty, it is not suitable to unfit people or those carrying injuries. However there is always a way out if you feel unwell and you can be transported to the next camp. The Island Hills Station hosts Shaun and Haley are genuine rural kiwi's from farming background, they will get to know you and look after your wellbeing with hand hald radio communications for each group, evening weather updates and 24 hour contact. Those hot showers each day are a real treat!

- Authentic Rotorua Cultural storytelling, by local performing arts collective - Powerful theatrical interpretation of a significant New Zealand historical event - Contemporary theatre featuring music, movement and kapa haka - Ideal evening activity for domestic and international visitors - Located in Rotorua’s premier performing arts venue, in central location

Delve into the rich maritime history of Darling Harbour on this guided storytelling walk. Starting at the iconic Pyrmont Bridge, explore key sites such as the Australian National Maritime Museum, Cockle Bay Wharf, and the Chinese Garden of Friendship. Along the way, your local guide shares captivating tales of Sydney's evolution from a colonial port to a vibrant cultural hub. Experience the multicultural essence of Chinatown and relish the local food scene at Paddy's Markets, gaining insights into the city's diverse heritage through engaging narratives. - Guided walk through Darling Harbour's historic waterfront - Discover significant sites like the Maritime Museum and Chinatown - Learn about Sydney’s transformation through engaging local stories - Ideal for history buffs, families, and food enthusiasts alike -2-hour Story Experience

The Signature Soak Area at Fernland Spa offers a serene escape specifically designed for adults (16+), featuring five uniquely heated hot tubs that allow you to tailor your thermal bathing journey. Each soak is followed by a refreshing plunge in our cooling pool, ensuring a revitalizing experience. Admission includes access to the expansive Main Pool, Deluxe Decking Area, and Footbath Area, allowing for a comprehensive wellness experience. Enjoy up to two hours of tranquility in this adults-only sanctuary, perfect for unwinding and rejuvenating your mind and body.

Experience the spectacular landscapes of Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest mountain. Journey through the Southern Alps with scenic stops at Lake Tekapo and Lake Pukaki, renowned for their turquoise waters and dramatic mountain scenery. Enjoy time to explore the Aoraki/Mount Cook area, capture memorable photographs, and take in the surrounding alpine landscapes. This private and personalised experience with Evergreen tours and travel Ltd combines comfort, flexibility, and some of the South Island’s most remarkable scenery.

The team leads this private day from Auckland into the Waitākere Ranges and West Coast, guided by Paul, the owner. Just your group, with the route shaped around your pace and interests. This generally start at the Arataki Visitor Centre, gateway to the ranges, then walk among 500-year-old kauri. Choose an easy day of short walks on formed tracks (about 5 km), a medium day with one longer walk (8–10 km), or an adventurous 15–16 km hike. No hiking experience needed. Lunch is a gourmet New Zealand picnic beside a waterfall, in the forest or on the beach. Swim beneath the falls or between the flags at Piha, weather permitting. Finish on the Mercer Bay clifftops above the Tasman Sea before returning to Auckland around 4:30 pm. Children are welcome and we set the pace to the slowest legs in the group. We follow kauri dieback hygiene and leave no trace. This is a private tour and please contact us if you would like us to customise a day to shape your group.

Your Airport Shuttle service is convenient, reliable and stress-free option for travelling between all Hotels and accommodations within the Darwin City and the Darwin Airport. Pre bookings are required to arrange for the shuttle to pick you up from your requested accommodations, the driver will have a manifest for the requested pick-ups. The shuttle will only pick up passengers at the hotels that have been booked for that time slot. All shuttles have an attached trailer to transport you and your luggage safely back to the Darwin Airport.

Take a break from busy sightseeing and experience a different side of Mount Maunganui. O-Studio brings sauna, steam, hot magnesium pools, cold therapy and recovery together in one beautiful wellness sanctuary. Move through the experience at your own pace, then completely switch off in our Recovery Lounge. Perfect for travellers wanting to relax, recharge and leave feeling genuinely better.

Takahē Adventures runs this private tour north of Auckland, guided by Paul, the owner, and shaped around your group. Choose the day tour or the afternoon/evening tour with a kiwi walk. Explore Tāwharanui, a predator-proof sanctuary where native birds have returned in numbers and four takahē live. Pick a walk from the 3.5 km Ecology Path to the 11.3 km coast loop, then swim at sheltered Anchor Bay or the mermaid rock pools at low tide. In Matakana, walk a sculpture trail and enjoy a wine tasting, with optional stops for oysters, gelato or coffee. A gourmet picnic is included: lunch by the beach on the day tour, dinner at sunset in the evening. On the evening tour we walk into the forest after dark with red-light torches, looking for wild North Island brown kiwi. Sightings aren't guaranteed, but this is one of the few places near Auckland with a genuine chance. Children welcome. Every tour supports the conservation group the Tāwharanui Open Sanctuary Society Inc.