A welcome package with a detailed itinerary containing any information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon arrival at the first hotel on your trip.

Be welcomed at Sydney Airport by your private guide, who escorts you seamlessly to your hotel before introducing you to the city’s vibrant heart on a culturally rich walking exploration of central Sydney. Begin in The Rocks, the city’s birthplace, where cobblestone streets and historic buildings reveal stories of the first European settlers in the late 18th century. Continue along Circular Quay toward the iconic Sydney Opera House, where you’ll step inside to admire its remarkable design. Pass through the elegant Queen Elizabeth Gates into the Royal Botanic Garden, a peaceful haven of native and exotic flora. Follow the shoreline along Farm Cove, once home to the first colonial farm, offering sweeping views of the harbor and sandstone seawall. Pause for a pre-booked brunch at a local cafÉ near the Art Gallery of New South Wales, where you can relax over a world-class coffee. Afterward, explore the gallery’s notable collection of colonial and Indigenous Australian art before continuing to Hyde Park and the Art Deco Archibald Fountain. Stroll past Sydney Tower and the Queen Victoria Building as your tour concludes back at The Rocks, where you may linger or return to your hotel with your guide.

The Rocks precinct of Sydney is among the city's most lively neighbourhoods for both shopping and dining. This evening, consider making a reservation at one of this area's outstanding restaurants. For modern Australian cuisine, we suggest visiting Pony Dining on the Rocks, featuring wood fired local cuisine. For something more adventuresome, visit Sake Restaurant and Bar, celebrated for its exceptional Japanese cuisine and beautiful Japanese atmosphere.

Board your sailing vessel at the Aquarium Pontoon on Aquarium Wharf in Darling Harbor and begin your half day adventure with up to 12 participants. Cruise through Darling Harbor, taking in iconic sights including the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge—completed in 1932 and still the world’s largest steel arch bridge. After some time to snap a few photographs, continue onward dodging ferries around Circular Quay to arrive at the Rocks, Sydney’s first neighborhood where you’ll spot a number of convict labor constructions that are still standing strong. Turning towards Rushcutter's Bay the sails are hoisted and the engine is turned off. Gliding past the traditionally wealthy suburbs of Sydney, view the spectacular private homes at Darling Point, Point Piper and Vaucluse and the national parks of Clarke and Shark Islands to witness a number of wonderful spots in the city to check during time on your own. At noon, enjoy the chance to cast a line and swim in the tranquil bay while lunch is prepared, then relax with your freshly made meal as you begin the return journey.

Set out for an adventure-filled day with your private guide and driver for a unique exploration of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains. Along the way, you'll pass The Rocks, considered the birthplace of modern Sydney. This neighborhood was once where European settlers arrived in the late 18th century, helping to shape the future of the country. Continue west towards the Blue Mountains National Park, where you’ll have time to roam and seek out wild kangaroos and birdlife. Next you’ll stop at the Kings Tableland plateau, a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the Jamison Valley. Enjoy a fine lunch of local cuisine and wines in the heart of the Blue Mountains before continuing to the township of Katoomba. The town's Eagle Hawk lookout offers views of the famous Three Sisters rock formation, allowing you to marvel at the stunning views of the Jamison Valley before continuing to Narrow Neck Plateau for more incredible vantage points. Heading south your next stop is Wentworth Falls where you’ll be guided down a well-worn path towards the falls for stunning views. Experience the local flora and fauna up close as your guide shares the incredible geology of the Blue Mountains and how they were formed. Conclude with a private transfer back to Sydney through the western suburbs and across the ANZAC Bridge.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Sydney Airport alongside a professional driver.

Board a flight in Sydney with service to Adelaide. Approximate direct flight duration is 2 hours and 10 minutes.

This flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Transportation between Adelaide domestic airport and your hotel by private car is provided.

Meet your private guide at your hotel for an evening walking tour of Adelaide. Experience the city as it comes alive at dusk, exploring its popular streets, observing its landmarks, and discovering its hidden wine bars and local eateries. Learn of the city's history from your knowledgeable guide who'll introduce you to Australia's fifth largest city in this unique perspective. Now a hub of award-winning restaurants and thrilling night life, Adelaide never struggled with the stigma of being a "convict society", as it was planned and built in 1837. Uniquely designed buildings dot the city's five main squares, surrounded by parkland. Discover the architectural significance of the structures as you pass by the classically styled Town Hall on King William Street. Continue to stroll along the street as it runs through the city center, stopping to discover traditional Australian pubs along the way. Spend the remainder of the evening mixing with the locals as you walk along Morphett Street, before your guide escorts you back to your hotel.

Enjoy a private full day journey through the picturesque Adelaide Hills, known for its charming villages, artisan producers, and cool-climate wines. Though a young wine region, the Hills stand out for their exceptional Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Shiraz, and emerging new varieties. Departing from your accommodation, your day begins with a visit to the iconic Haigh’s Chocolate Factory for a sweet sample and behind-the-scenes look at chocolate making. Continue to Mount Lofty Summit for sweeping views of Adelaide before passing through quaint villages en route to Hahndorf. At Shaw + Smith, enjoy a curated wine flight paired with local cheeses while overlooking Sauvignon Blanc vineyards. Stop by the Beerenberg Strawberry Farm Shop, a sixth-generation family-run business, to sample their famed condiments. Then, enjoy more award-winning wines at Sidewood Cellar Door before your treated to a delightful lunch in historic Hahndorf—Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement. End the day at Prancing Pony Brewery with a tasting paddle of six craft beers, including the acclaimed India Red Ale. Non-beer drinkers can opt for cider, wine, or a warm beverage. Relax with a scenic return to your accommodation in the early evening.

Step aboard the legendary Ghan in Southern Australia's capital, Darwin. What lies ahead is rugged, beautiful and spectacular – through the 'Red Centre' to the tropical north of Australia. Settle into your cabin and watch the rolling pastoral lands of South Australia from your window, or meet your fellow travellers in the lounge car. With all meals and beverages included in your Platinum or Gold Service fare, you can afford to leave your credit card tucked away in your cabin.

A private transfer between the train station and city is provided.

Before long some of the oldest rock formations in the world, the Flinders Ranges, come into view. As darkness envelops the rugged outback, it’s time to indulge in a regionally-inspired dinner and all-inclusive fine wines and beverages.

Begin with a freshly brewed coffee or juice as the day dawns at Marla, an outback outpost in the remote reaches of South Australia. It is here, deep inland, that you will enjoy a one of a kind experience, as you watch the desert come to life at sunrise. All aboard for brunch as you make your way through the MacDonnell Ranges to Alice Springs where a choice of Off Train Excursions awaits

Alice Springs is an iconic Red Centre outpost. 930 miles from the nearest major city, it may be remote, but offers plenty to explore – home to doctors who fly, rivers that run dry, and a cast of colorful characters. With an optional off-train experience in Alice Springs, your time in the ‘capital out of the outback’ offers numerous opportunities to explore its historic legacy and unique environment.

Your day dawns in the tropical north. The pristine wilderness of Katherine is stirring and powerful, and you’ll have the chance to explore it from the water on an Off Train Experience. Cruise the jaw-dropping Nitmiluk Gorge, learn more about its ancient Indigenous rock paintings and gain insight into the culture of the traditional owners of Nitmiluk, the Jawoyn people.

As evening falls, arrive in Darwin to complete your epic Australian journey.

You will be transferred between Darwin Train Station and your city hotel by private car.

Set out on a private full day adventure to Kakadu National Park, combining an exhilarating helicopter flight with a serene Yellow Water Cruise—offering a truly unforgettable way to explore one of Australia's most iconic landscapes in just one day. Begin your journey at Darwin Airport Heliport, where you’ll board your private helicopter for a breathtaking scenic flight over the Adelaide River and its vast floodplains, continuing across the lush wetlands of Mary River National Park. From the air, marvel at Kakadu’s dramatic escarpments, ancient gorges, and UNESCO-listed landscapes, including the culturally significant Ubirr rock formations. With multiple scenic stops, you'll have plenty of time for photos and to soak in the raw beauty of the Top End. Touch down in Jabiru and head to Cooinda for a relaxing lunch before embarking on a peaceful Yellow Water Cruise. Glide through tranquil billabongs surrounded by wildlife-rich wetlands, home to crocodiles, wild horses, and vibrant birdlife. Your return flight offers sweeping views of Corroboree Billabong and the pristine Mary River wetlands, rounding off a day of rich contrasts, untamed beauty from above and immersive moments on the water.

Travel with a small group of up to eight participants on a captivating full day journey through Litchfield National Park, where ancient Aboriginal heritage, dramatic natural landscapes, and stories of pioneering history converge in the heart of the Northern Territory. Get hands-on as your local Indigenous guide demonstrates bush resources and food cultivation. Be inspired and refresh yourself at iconic waterfalls and spring-fed plunge pools. Experience dramatic, rugged stone country, woodland and monsoon forest. Later, enjoy a freshly cooked and beautifully presented lunch of quality local foods in the park's beautiful, shaded surrounds. Learn natural and cultural interpretation of guides with generations of history and knowledge of the region and its environment. This unforgettable experience will leave you with a new appreciation for life in pre-modern Australia and how those who lived on the land for thousands of years prior endured in harsh but stunning landscapes.

Note: You may want to bring your bathing suit for the day as you will have a chance to swim in Litchfield's spring-fed pools and waterfalls.

You will be transferred between Darwin domestic airport and your city hotel by private car.

Board a flight in Darwin with service to Cairns (connection maybe required). Approximate direct flight duration is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

This flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Port Douglas. Approximate travel time is 1 hour.

The Thala Beach Nature Reserve is uniquely located on private land that juts out into Coral Sea and is surrounded on land by numerous, government-protected nature reserves. As such, the property can offer incredible experiences tied to wildlife and showcasing the beautiful flora and fauna of the surrounding areas.

Meet the hotel's in-house rangers a guides who are on hand to show you Thala's many wildlife and nature secrets. Consider a led, star gazing experience with skies that are free from light pollution or "Australia's only coconut tour," 'Coconut Odyssey that allows you to drink and eat from this bountiful crop as you learn about its many health benefits.

Botanist and professional gardeners are happy to guide you through 145 acres of native flora and bird, bee, and butterfly experts will showcase the color and variety of species, some of which are endemic to the area, to be found at Thala.

Please note: Unique experiences at Thala are to be reserved directly with the hotel upon arrival and check-in and are included in your stay.

With your private guide, delve into the ancient landscapes of the Daintree for a meaningful exploration of Indigenous culture and the world’s oldest rainforest. Travel north through fertile farmlands to Mossman Gorge, a pristine gateway into the UNESCO-listed Daintree Rainforest and home to the Kuku Yalanji people. At the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre, join the Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk—a deeply personal experience led by an Indigenous guide. Begin with a traditional smoking ceremony to cleanse and welcome you to Country. As you journey along shaded rainforest trails, discover traditional shelters, learn how native plants are used for medicine and food, and hear stories passed down through generations. The experience reveals the profound connection between the Kuku Yalanji and their ancestral land, bringing the rainforest to life in unforgettable ways. The walk concludes with bush tea and damper before your private transfer returns you to your accommodation.

Spend some time at leisure soaking up the amenities of Thala Beach Nature Reserve. Deluxe eco-styled accommodation, two freeform rock swimming pools, the Rainforest Lounge and Curlews Lounge as well as complimentary on-site experiences led by Rangers and guides all await you at Thala. All guests can enjoy the private-access Oak Beach, consisting of pristine sand lined with coconut palms and she-oak trees. Thala Beach Nature Reserve occupies the forest-clad headland at the northern end of the private 1.25-mile beach.

Set sail aboard a beautiful shared yacht and journey toward the untouched Coral Cays of Mackay or Undine Reefs alongside a small group of fellow nature enthusiasts. Glide along the coastline with sweeping views of the Daintree Mountains, enjoying a true sailing experience where the engine often gives way to the power of the wind. Upon arrival at the protected cays, dive into a world of vibrant marine life with a guided snorkel led by a qualified marine biologist, who shares insights into the reef's unique ecosystem. A glass-bottom boat experience offers an alternative perspective for admiring coral gardens, giant clams, and perhaps even sea turtles. Stroll the white sands of the cay, swim in warm turquoise waters, or simply unwind in serene surroundings. A tropical buffet lunch is served on board, complemented by morning and afternoon teas sourced from local plantations. Throughout the day, friendly crew members provide exceptional service and expert guidance. Cocnlude with shared transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Cairns. Approximate drive time is 1 hour.

Welcome to the contemporary Amora Hotel Jamison located in the heart of dynamic Sydney. From the moment you arrive, you'll experience the Amora difference. This award-winning hotel combines space, style and warmth to provide the ultimate ambiance. Boasting an impressive 415 stylish guestrooms, relax in contemporary style with warm earthy tones, surrounded by the simple delights of quality modern amenities. Dine on-site, grab a drink at the bar, take to the on-site spa, or enjoy lounging around the swimming pool. The Amora Hotel Jamison helps you to always stay connected with complimentary wifi internet access.

Eos by SkyCity is a luxurious hotel nestled in the heart of Adelaide, offering an exceptional blend of sophistication and comfort. With its sleek and contemporary design, Eos is a haven for discerning travelers seeking an unforgettable stay. This 5-star hotel boasts a range of well-appointed rooms and suites, each designed with an eye for elegance and a commitment to guest satisfaction. The spacious accommodations feature modern amenities and breathtaking views of the city skyline or the stunning Adelaide Hills. Guests can indulge in world-class dining at one of Eos' exquisite restaurants, showcasing a diverse selection of cuisines and fine wines. The hotel also offers an array of recreational amenities, including a rejuvenating spa, an inviting rooftop pool, and a fully equipped fitness center. Located within walking distance of Adelaide's most renowned attractions, Eos by SkyCity is the perfect base for exploring the city's vibrant cultural scene and lively entertainment options. Whether you're in Adelaide for business or leisure, Eos ensures a seamless and memorable experience with its impeccable service and exquisite facilities.

Prepare for a holiday of unimaginable proportions as the legendary Ghan takes you deep into the heart of Australia. Enjoy the comfort and solitude of your private cabin, lose yourself in conversation with newfound travelling companions, or simply gaze out of the window taking inspiration from the ever changing landscape. Regarded as one of the world’s greatest rail journeys, The Ghan delivers so much more than an extended train ride. It promises access to parts of Australia no other holiday can come close to – the perfect balance of comfort and adventure culminating in an experience that will move you in every sense of the word.

Mindil Beach Casino & Resort is spectacularly set amongst tropical beachside gardens, moments from the CBD. The hotel is perfect for unwinding with leisure choices in abundance. Guest can relax in the pool, laze on the beach and enjoy a game of tennis or golf. The hotel offers three restaurants, a specialty coffee shop, numerous bars, a business center, conference facilities and a world class casino. Leisure choices include a fitness center, a putting green, optimum temperature pool and tennis courts, with a nine hole golf course and walking/jogging tracks right next door.

Luxury Port Douglas accommodation awaits you at Thala Beach Nature Reserve Australia. Thala Beach Nature Reserve is the only 5 star luxury hotel located on a private headland between Cairns and Port Douglas. The resort offers ecofriendly accommodation options that are sensitively positioned amongst the resort's 145 acre property. Unique on site experiences are included in the room rate to make your stay with us extra memorable. Rainforest backs onto Thala's private beach frontage providing a natural setting for guests to relax in nature while still being within easy access of The Great Barrier Reef, Cairns, Port Douglas and the Daintree Rainforest.