Journey through the Bay of Fires on a three-day walking adventure across coastlines and rocky landscapes. You’ll head east to this remote corner of Tasmania, following trails to beaches rimmed with red rocks that contrast with blue bays. Chase summits for vast views and weave through coastal tea trees and heath country with your local leader guiding the group. Visit Eddystone Point Lighthouse, walk from Skeleton Bay to Dora Point, and see local wildlife like wallabies and echidnas along the way.

Surround yourself with nature in the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park and learn about the ancestral lands of the Djab Wurrung and Jadawadjali peoples on a six-day walking trip in Victoria. Along with the waterfalls, wildflowers and awe-inspiring views that make this national park famous, you’ll share your walks with animals like kangaroos, wallabies, emus and colourful birds. Whether you’re hiking to the northern tip of the Grampians Peaks Trail at Mt Zero, edging to the top of The Pinnacle along a rocky cliff-face or reaching Mt Duwul (Mt William) – the highest point in the Grampians – you’ll hit new heights with two expert hiking guides by your side.

18 Days, featuring: Cairns–uluru (Ayers Rock)

Journey from Uluru to Darwin on this 11-day small group tour through Australia’s Red Centre and Top End. Explore Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, Kakadu National Park and Nitmiluk Gorge, with guided walks, cultural experiences and unforgettable wildlife encounters along the way. From an Uluru sunset to a Yellow Water Billabong cruise, discover the landscapes and stories that define the Australian outback.

Experience the raw majesty of New Zealand's dramatic landscapes and deep Indigenous roots. From the ethereal glow of subterranean caverns to the cloud-piercing peaks of Fiordland, trace the natural and cultural stories of the living earth. Alongside conservationists and Maori hosts, discover a sanctuary defined by wilderness, warmth, and timeless heritage.

Three weeks of natural wonders, big skies and bucket list moments, all wrapped into one epic road trip. You’ll cover two states, chase gorges and waterfalls, tick off World Heritage sites and soak up the rugged beauty of the Kimberley. Want wildlife? You’ve got options, from croc spotting to meeting the famous dolphins at Monkey Mia. Ningaloo Reef brings the chance to swim with whale sharks in season (own expense). Add blazing sunsets, national parks and meaningful Aboriginal and local experiences, and you’ve got a journey that packs a serious punch. This trip is accompanied by a Travel Director and Driver.