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Hunter Valley Beverage, Chocolate and Cheese 1-Day Tour
(Departs from Sydney)

Escape to flourishing wine country, where world-famous wineries, acclaimed restaurants, delicious local produce and luxurious hideaways await. Surrounded by magnificent natural beauty, and only two hours from Sydney, the Hunter Valley is an unrivalled destination that has delighted since vines first thrived in the 1820s. Find out more.

Only $990pp

Lizard Island 1-Day Tour
(Departs from Cairns)

Lizard Island is a national park — framed by the corals of the Great Barrier Reef and fringed with idyllic beaches and mangroves. Set upon a white-sand stretch of coast amid 2,500 pristine acres, Lizard Island resort is the only development on the island, accessible exclusively by plane. It is cut off from the world by gentle turquoise waters, promising coveted seclusion at the edge of one of the planet’s most important natural treasures. Find out more.

Only $899 pp

Cape York 1-Day Tour
(Departs from Cairns)

Want to stand on the very Tip of Australia at Cape York? We can help you tick this adventure off your bucket list. Taking off from from Shute Harbour airport, we take you on a a low level scenic flight that covers approximately over a 1000 kilometres of spectacular rainforest and Great Barrier Reef scenery and onto Cape York. Find out more.

Only $1890 pp

Cape York 3-Day Tour
(Departs from Cairns)

Welcome to the Cape, an untamed frontier region dotted with rugged national parks, pristine waterways and secluded beaches. Visit the northern tip of Australia and discover a land full of natural wonders, picturesque views from the sky, epic 4WD tracks, sensational fishing and secluded campsites and resorts.

Cape York is somewhere that everyone must visit once in their lifetime. Find out more.

Only $4290 pp

Cooktown Historical Tour
(1 day)

Cooktown is justifiably famous as the site of the first white ‘settlement’ in Australia when Captain James Cook, having struck the Great Barrier Reef off the coast north of Cape Tribulation, struggled up the coast and beached the H.M. Barque Endeavour on the shores of the Endeavour River. Cook and his crew were to stay on the river’s edge from 17 June to 4 August, 1770. Today, with a sealed road from Port Douglas and Cairns, it has become a popular northern point for those not wanting to make the long, arduous and difficult journey to the top of Cape York. It is a charming town which wears its history – lots of statues of Captain Cook and a number of impressive buildings constructed during the gold mining boom at Palmer River in the 1880s – with ease. In recent times it has been driven by tourism and, particularly, fishing.

Enjoy Cooktowns relaxed lifestyle of today and ease of travel all in a day. Read more here.