South Australian

Explore one of the world’s top maritime museums at your leisure with a visit to the Australian National Maritime Museum, conveniently located in Sydney’s Darling Harbour. The museum’s permanent and traveling exhibitions focus on different aspects of Australia’s maritime history as well as the beach culture of today. If you've chosen the SEE IT ALL Ticket, the kids will love exploring the four historic ships berthed outside, making this a great outing for all ages.

This tour celebrates and discovers the famous 150-year-old fresh produce market. Led by a local, become immersed and taste your way through the multicultural and culinary South Australian history.

A visit to the former Australian military base at Nui Dat, the Long Tan Cross and Long Phuoc Tunnels, can be covered in a day from Saigon – this is one for those with a specialist interest in Australia's role in the Vietnam War.

Our award-winning Bush Tucker Hamper—a curated selection of Indigenous delicacies delivered straight to your hotel for a true taste of Australia. Finding authentic Australian native food in Sydney can be a challenge, until now. The Bush Tucker Hamper- proudly named TimeOut’s 2025 Best Picnic Hamper in Sydney is delivered free within the Sydney CBD. Each carefully curated hamper is brimming with flavour-forward gourmet delights crafted from the finest native Australian ingredients. Indulge in mini pumpkin and saltbush tarts topped with creamy Australian feta, artisanal kangaroo and truffle pork salami, and silky hummus infused with native za’atar and a bright finger lime pesto. Sweet selections include fluffy mini lamingtons and buttery lemon myrtle scones paired with zesty Davidson plum jam. Perfect for private picnics, in-room dining, or exclusive events, our grazing boxes offer a luxurious taste of Australian bush food, celebrating the rich flavors of Indigenous cuisine.

Explore the wonders of ancient Peru at Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru, featuring over 130 priceless artifacts, including one of the most remarkable gold collections ever to tour the world. A true highlight is the fully intact gold attire of a Chimú Emperor from 1300 AD, an exquisite relic predating the Inca Empire. Through immersive storytelling, stunning projections, and interactive displays, visitors can experience the grandeur of Andean civilizations and admire beautifully crafted jewelry, ceramics, and funerary objects from cultures that thrived for over 3,000 years. For an even more captivating experience, the optional VR add-on offers a breathtaking virtual journey to Machu Picchu with 360-degree motion chairs and drone footage. This extraordinary exhibition is available in Sydney for a limited time until 11 May—secure your tickets now for an unforgettable journey through history!

Enjoy a guided tour of the National Wine Centre’s Australian Wine Story where you will discover the unique and diverse characteristics of Australia's 65 wine regions and learn about the fascinating stories of the industry's passionate and talented personalities. An insightful journey through Australia’s history of wine that will create an opportunity to continue your own wine story. Following the tour you will join one of our knowledgeable Sommeliers for a masterclass showcasing premium examples of some of Australia's finest wine-making regions. With expert guidance, you'll explore the unique characteristics of each wine, learn about the winemaking process, and discover the stories behind the labels.

Take a guided tour of the Wine Discovery Journey. Uncover the diversity of Australia’s 65 wine regions and meet some of the wonderful characters of the industry. Learn how to blend your own award-winning wine with our virtual blending simulator and discover the key characteristics of the key wine varieties grown throughout the country.

In the heart of Sydney lies a bush tucker experience few have ever tasted — a rare opportunity to explore native Australian food ingredients that make up just 2% of our national cuisine. If you’ve never tried kangaroo salami, eucalyptus-smoked cheese, Davidson plum jam, or wild-foraged herbs, this is your chance to discover the true flavours of Australia. With sweeping views of the Sydney Harbour, Opera House, and Harbour Bridge, your expert guide will take you on an interactive journey through native plants and Indigenous food traditions. As you explore, indulge in a curated Bush Tucker Hamper proudly named TimeOut’s 2025 Best Picnic Hamper in Sydney. Limited dates available. Don’t travel all the way to Australia only to miss its most authentic culinary experience. Discover bush tucker, indulge in native flavours, and connect with the wild — all in the heart of Sydney.

Highlight: ● Enjoy a trip through Vietnam’s countryside ● Visit the only Australian military base in the Vietnam War at Nui Dat ● Learn about the Long Tan battlefield ● Pay tribute to the fallen soldiers from the battle of Long Tan at the Australian Memorial

Experience Luke Nguyen’s sense of adventure with a menu that he has specially curated to marry South-East Asian flavors, Australian produce and native ingredients with a fresh modern twist. Set amidst the luscious foliage of the Royal Botanic Gardens and stunning surrounds, your senses will be excited and enchanted within the tranquility of the Botanic Gardens. With a cocktail or mocktail upon arrival to set the tone and your choice of wines selected to complement the experience of your “ 5 Senses ” journey.

The 2-day trek to Dhampus and Australian Camp provides a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Himalayas. Departing from Pokhara, the journey begins with a 45-minute taxi ride. The trek takes you through lush tropical forests and picturesque rice fields, passing by charming villages where you can observe the daily lives of Nepalese farmers. Upon reaching Australian Camp, you will be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna Mountains, which are especially breathtaking at both sunset and sunrise.

With world class music and art, a rapidly expanding small bar scene, and a festival calendar to rival even Sydney and Melbourne, Adelaide is a city worth visiting. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. To discover this fascinating city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. On this tour you will learn all about South Australia's indigenous people, European settlement, its cultural and political past, as well as a number of its historical buildings. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Our Southern Highlands Tours allow you to experience walking over the tops of the trees like a bird, driving on a road built out over the crashing sea below. See booming blow holes, the unusual natural phenomenon that shoots plumes of water metres into the air. Also enjoy towering waterfalls, and picturesque villages where you can have a delicious glass of wine or two. This South Coast Tour includes Stanwell Tops Lookout with it's views across to the engineering marvel of the Sea Cliff Bridge. Experience the roar of the blowhole in Kiama. Walk over the treetops canopy or take on the flying fox ride at the Illawarra Fly Park. Admire the towering Fitzroy Waterfalls, with its drop of more than 80 metres. Visit the boutique villages of the region with their elegant shops. Indulge in fine wine tasting in this captivating countryside!

HIGHTLIGHTS Day trip from Paris to the Somme in France’s Picardy region. Follow the footsteps of the braves australians soldiers who fought in the Somme in WW1. Walk along the graves and pay your respect in front of the wall of the missing australians soldiers at the Australian Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux Discover the "Sir John Monash Centre" in Villers-Bretonneux See the huge landmine « Lochnagar Crater » Browse thousands of war-objects collected and displayed at the Historial of Peronne

The museum is home to Australia's Largest Dinosaurs and megafauna from South West Queensland. Visitors will be treated to a up close and personal tour of the dinosaur and megafauna laboratories and see the holotype specimen of Cooper Australia's Largest Individual.

One of the most well-known Australian engagements of the Vietnam War – external site was the Battle of Long Tan – external site, 18 August 1966. The battle saw the action of 108 ANZACS against a Viet Cong (North Vietnamese) force – external site estimated between 1,500 and 2,500. The Battle was one of the heaviest conflicts of the Vietnam War as well as one the few battles in the recorded history of the world to be won against such odds. Vietnam Veterans' Day, celebrated in Australia on 18 August each year, commemorates the Battle of Long Tan and those Australians who served during the Vietnam War and is an opportunity to remember those who did not come home.

Australian camp hiking is very famous specially for family with young kids to enjoy Amazing landscapes and Mountain View as well as dense forests of Rhododendrons flowers.

The most famous Australian Camp trek begins in Pokhara. From Pokhara you'll drive to Kande. From Kande you'll trek up to Australian Camp which takes between 2 hours, While you reach the camp you can enjoy lunch with mountain views, After lunch you will trek To Phedi . It takes approx. 2 Hours from Camp. our vehicle will Pick up from phedi and drive Back To Pokhara. The hike to Australian camp offers stunning panoramas of mountains, which include, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna South Hiuchuli, Annapurna II and IV and Lamjung Himal and many more. It is possible to experience the daily life of people who live in the countrysides of Nepal during this trek. The trek will also take you to the most well-known views points in Sarangkot.

Experience the stunning beaches, vistas and beauty of the South Coast as you travel the Grand Pacific Drive on this full-day, private tour. Walk the engineering marvel of the Sea Cliff Bridge, visit the natural wonder of the Kiama Blowhole, experience the spectacular Fitzroy Falls. This guided tour includes transport by an air-conditioned van and National Park fees.

A full day Little Penguins Tour a fantasy escape from big city to create an unforgettable memory like no other thing. Hundreds of little penguins getting out of the water together, waddling toward their burrows while, calling each other and from time to time tumbling over is a real dream. Phillip Island Tour is a 9 hour tour, departing from your place with variable departure time depends on the season. Other great attractions of the tour are: Mauro Sanctuary, to handfeed Kangaroos and got close to Koalas,Woolamai beach,Nobbies the dramatic coastline of Southern Ocean with Wallabies hopping around next to the ocean views