Itineraries guides across Queensland and Tasmania.
Tasman Peninsula
Base yourself in Port Douglas for two or three nights and keep the plan simple: one reef day, one Daintree or Cape Tribulation day, and one flexible day for Mossman Gorge, beaches, or weather backups. This works well as a first-time Far North Queensland add-on or a quieter alternative to doing everything from Cairns.
Read guideCooktown Tours
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 […]
Read guideCairns City
Discover Margaret River's best-kept secrets on a 7-hour small-group wine tour. Visit 3 boutique wineries, feed emus and alpacas at a private farm, enjoy a gourmet Italian-inspired lunch at Olio Bello olive farm, and taste handcrafted chocolate — all with hotel pickup included.
Read guideBruny Island
Queensland and Tasmania both work well with kids if you keep days shorter and build in downtime. Think wildlife parks, short walks, beaches, and boat trips with clear facilities rather than packing every highlight into one itinerary. Book flexible activities where you can, pack layers for Tasmania, and plan snack stops on longer drives. […]
Read guideAtherton Tablelands
Self-drive is ideal if you want flexible timing, small towns, and the freedom to stop for viewpoints or cellar doors. Guided tours suit travellers who prefer not to navigate, or who want wildlife and walking highlights packed into fewer days. A hybrid works well too: hire a car for Hobart and the east coast, […]
Read guideTasmania
Five to seven days covers Hobart plus one or two major regions — Freycinet, Cradle Mountain, or Bruny Island. Ten days is more comfortable if you want both coasts and fewer long driving days. Tasmania rewards slower travel. Distances look short on a map, but winding roads and weather changes mean you will enjoy […]
Read guideTasman Peninsula
A simple east coast route runs Hobart to Freycinet, with optional stops at the Tasman Peninsula or further north toward the Bay of Fires. Wineglass Bay, coastal walks, and overnight stays near Coles Bay are the usual anchors. Two to three nights on the east coast is enough for Freycinet highlights without feeling rushed. […]
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