Australia's first InterContinental Resort is a tranquil haven in the heart of the Gold Coast. Nestled within lush surrounds, the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort reflects the graceful grandeur of a classic Queensland estate.

Southern calling? This trip to New Zealand unites some of the country’s most fabled playgrounds – think adventure-filled Queenstown tours, a World Heritage listed Milford Sound/Piopiotahi tour and possible gem-like Franz Josef/Waiau tours – with some of its must off-the-radar pockets. Have you heard of the Punakaiki Pancake Rocks, or glimpsed the turquoise lakes outside Twizel?

Tours from Perth don’t get any better than this. Food, wine, nature, and city in Western Australia. Discover the iconic South West with its gold-rush ghost towns and impressive Wave Rock formation. Admire the pristine beaches in Esperance, meet friendly kangaroos in Lucky Bay and quokkas on Rottnest Island. Enjoy a little bit of city life in Perth and Fremantle, and a touch of countryside in the bucolic Margaret River region.

This is a great opportunity to sail onboard a beautiful Maine schooner. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views or join the crew and learn about sailing.

Get wild on this 11-day adventure through the remote Kimberley Outback. Sparsely populated and ruggedly beautiful, you’ll walk through Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park to Manning Gorge, explore the Tunnel Creek cave system and spend two nights under the stars in your permanent tented camp in Purnululu National Park. Swim in waterfalls and gorges, hike through red-rock formations and palm oases and learn about the rich First Nations history of the area from Traditional Custodians. Whether you’re visiting from overseas or travelling domestically, this journey through the Kimberley showcases some of the best parts of the Aussie Outback.

Mix outdoor activities and cultural education on a six-day adventure to the Daintree Rainforest (the oldest rainforest in the world, which finds its home in tropical North Queensland) and Cape Tribulation. Starting in Cairns, you’ll take guided First Nations walks, visit waterfalls and learn about bat rehabilitation at Australia’s largest facility. Then explore the Mareeba Wetlands as the sun goes down, swim in Mossman Gorge, walk and hike through rainforest, spot tropical fish, turtles and birdlife by watering holes and enjoy loads of free time to truly make the adventure yours.

Now's the time to explore New Zealand on your terms with this tour that's affordable for young travellers. If you prefer your travel experiences paired with adrenaline-pumping activities, then look no further than the South Island of New Zealand. Action is the common thread throughout this trip across a variety of landscapes - think rainforests, glaciers, and some of the most gorgeous coastline you’ll ever see. This trip is a, um, trip even when you’re not moving; accommodations include a wil...

Set in the heart of Sydney, across from the world-famous Victoria Building, this hotel offers easy access to the city's most popular attractions, including Darling Harbor and Bondi Beach.

Cradle Mountain is sure to charm you with its awe-inspiring vistas and tranquility. Trek through lush rainforests dotted with lakes and waterfalls, keeping an eye out for wombats and Tasmanian Devils.

Traverse the unique landscapes of Tasmania from tip to toe on this nine-day adventure. Starting in Launceston – one of Australia’s oldest cities – you’ll sample some of the north’s finest wares along the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail and experience the rich geological wonder of takayna/Tarkine and Cradle Mountain National Park. Then the beauty of the south beckons, with visits kunanyi/Mount Wellington, Hartz Mountains National Park and Bruny Island. Throw in the artisanal offerings of Hobart and the off-the-grid magic of Corinna and you’ll walk away with a dinky-di Tasmanian experience.

Southeast Australia is no doubt scenic, but it offers so much more than beauty. This itinerary gives you a glimpse of what makes this region so special. Take a "local's look" at Melbourne, road trip on the Great Ocean Road, observe wildlife in its natural habitat, sip wine in the renowned Barossa Valley, and immerse yourself in the country's history and culture in its capital, Canberra. Whether you're exploring bustling urban centers, relaxing on a secluded beach, or visiting a quaint seaside village, there's a lot to love about southeast Australia.

Travelling to New Zealand? Don't worry, you won't have to choose between the two islands. With all the activities available on each island, we'll keep things exciting but also give you some space to catch your breath - you're gonna need it. Across three weeks you can hike, kayak, and cycle across this diverse land. There's also time for boat cruises and local culture, just to be sure you don't miss out on anything.