20 Days, featuring: Melbourne

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site teeming with vibrant marine life. Snorkel among coral gardens or explore the reef by semi-submersible and glass-bottom boat. Next day, board the Kuranda Scenic Railway and travel through lush rainforest, past waterfalls and rugged mountains to Kuranda, where you can browse the Heritage Markets for unique crafts and indigenous artwork. Then, glide above and through the World Heritage-listed rainforest on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, stopping for breathtaking views along the way.

Experience the best of New South Wales, Australia, on a journey that blends nature, culture and pure relaxation. Start your adventure in the Blue Mountains where unique rock formations, deep canyons, ancient rainforest, and the occasional kangaroo set the stage for a 4WD adventure. Enjoy the iconic sights of Sydney—the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, and much more. End your journey by unwinding at Cabarita Beach, a secluded coastal paradise where sand, surf, and shopping are steps away from your boutique luxury hotel. Every moment will leave you longing for more time in New South Wales.

Experience the wonders of Kakadu with this 6-day small group journey taking you through some of the Top End's national parks, including Kakadu and Nitmiluk. Enjoy guided tours, premium accommodation, and unique experiences like cruises on Corroboree Billabong and Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art in Kakadu, and swim at Nitmiluk waterfalls. With expert guides and a small group, this tour offers an unforgettable adventure through Australia's Top End.

This is the New Zealand you’ve always heard about – endless lakes, snow-capped mountains and pristine glaciers. Spend seven days discovering the best of the South Island with a passionate local leader at the helm. Encounter creativity and resilience in Christchurch, gaze at out-of-this-world stars in Lake Tekapo, get your adrenaline pumping in Queenstown, take your time in postcard-pretty Wanaka and stand in awe of the Franz Josef Glacier. With thrilling activities available around every corner, this adventure is sure to get your heart racing (and that’s just from the views!).

The untamed wilderness of Tassie’s West Coast awaits. Explore Russell Falls and the pristine beauty of Lake St Clair on this 7-day guided tour. Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site as you cruise the majestic Gordon River. Hike Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain or just sit back by the crackling fire with a glass of wine. Wherever you go, an abundance of fine local fare awaits, including seafood dinners, Farm-to-Fork lunches, and tastings of cider and beer to delight your taste buds.

Begin writing your own story as you travel to Middle-earth in this exclusive New Zealand journey. Spend time touring through the farmlands and landscapes used as sets, explore spectacular geothermal parks, and witness a powerful cultural performance by the Maori people. Spend the next day visiting filming locations of the Shire and Helms Deep, then embrace your adventurous side on a Dart River Wilderness Safari and imagine yourself on screen, surrounded by iconic mountains and landmarks; the perfect opportunity to see New Zealand's true beauty. Wander through this one-of-a-kind country, checking out Hobbiton Village, century-old forests and majestic mountainscapes as you embark on an adve...

Sit back and relax on this epic 1,600 km journey between Uluru and Adelaide. Visit the Kanku Breakaways Conservation Park and see the Dog Fence, a structure spanning over 5000 kms, stay in a mud hut in Coober Pedy where 70% of the population live underground. Take a town tour and have a try at opal mining. Explore the township of Woomera, home to the largest missile and rocket range in the western world and enjoy a wine in the stunning Clare Valley, before arriving into Adelaide.

This seven-day hiking trip takes you from Melbourne to Cape Otway National Park and on to the famous 12 Apostles, passing fur seal colonies, beaches, forests, sea cliffs, light stations and lookouts along the way. Explore the landscapes of the Eastern Maar and Wadawurrung peoples and see why the Great Ocean Walk is regarded one of the world’s best coastal treks. With two knowledgeable leaders to guide the way, you’ll experience a landscape that has been shaped by the elements over thousands of years, immerse yourself in local maritime history and enjoy picnic lunches surrounded by dramatic coastal scenery. If you love immersing yourself in nature, the Great Ocean Walk is calling your name!