First time in Queensland

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For a first Far North Queensland trip, base yourself in Cairns or Port Douglas and keep the plan simple: one reef day, one rainforest day, and one flexible day for Kuranda, the Tablelands, or just recovering by the pool.

Book the reef early in your stay so you have a backup weather day. After that, choose whether you want more island time, more jungle, or a scenic flight depending on energy and budget.

Feeling inspired?. Check out these tours.

Hobart City & Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Tour

7 hours 15 mins
starts at A$190
  • Immerse yourself in Hobart’s top sights with a local expert
  • Explore the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and Rosny Hill Lookout
  • Discover Richmond Village’s classic Georgian mansions and mellow stone cottages
  • Walk across Australia’s oldest convict built road bridge
  • Meet unique Australian wildlife at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Enjoy hands on encounters and hand feed native animals
  • Discover Bruny Island’s dramatic coastline in a custom-built yellow boat
  • Marvel at Australia’s highest sea cliffs and venture into deep sea caves
  • Spot local wildlife including seals, dolphins, migrating whales and seabirds
  • Set out with a friendly expert crew passionate about the region

Hobart Harbour Luxury Sailing Cruise

3 hours
starts at A$170
  • Sail on one of the largest natural harbours in the world
  • Enjoy spectacular views of Hobart and Mt Wellington
  • Step aboard a premium 62 foot ocean racer cruiser
  • Try your hand at sailing or simply relax and soak it all in
  • Cross the famous Sydney to Hobart finish line
  • Taste the best Tasmanian fare as refreshments
  • Selection of Tasmanian wine and beer available at the bar
  • Two full days of premium skippered sailing in South East Tasmania
  • Overnight stay onboard a 62 foot luxury ocean racer and cruiser
  • Flexible itinerary with anchorage at Port Arthur, Bruny Island or Recherche Bay
  • Chance to spot dolphins seals albatross and seasonal whales
  • Range of activities including kayaking snorkelling diving fishing and bushwalking
  • Option to take the helm and experience real sailing
  • Fresh Tasmanian fare with local wines and beers