LOOP’S TOP 10
Adventure Tours.
Adventure Tours across Australia, handpicked from local operators, book directly.
- More than 45 grade 3 and 4 rapids through the Tully Gorge
- Hydro released water keeps the river running all year
- Paddle the river that hosted the 2019 World Rafting Championships
- Rainforest waterfalls, giant granite boulders and boulder jumping
- World Heritage listed Wet Tropics rainforest on both banks
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Join us for a fun afternoon white water rafting through towering rainforest mountains, giant granite boulders and foaming white water
- Perfect for first time rafters or anyone wanting a couple of hours of fun on the water, you'll experience a combination of exciting nail-biting grade 3 rapids and peaceful, calm water floating all set amongst spectacular scenery
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Float through small, fun rapids on clear freshwater
- Rainforest lined river near Behana Gorge
- Gentle enough for first timers and families
- Kids from age 5 get their own tube
- Guides pick the best stretch of river for the day's conditions
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Bushland and farmland trails on the grounds of Hunter Valley Resort
- Views out to the Broken Back Range
- Beginner friendly, no riding experience needed
- Local wildlife spotting from the saddle
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Sunset over the Broken Back Range from the saddle
- Dusk wildlife spotting through bushland and farmland
- Historic stock routes around Pokolbin
- The longest group trail ride on the farm, and still beginner friendly
- A 30 metre abseil down Empress Falls into a deep rock pool
- A morning abseil session building from 5 to 30 metre cliffs
- Water jumps, swims and a natural water slide
- A narrow slot canyon in Blue Mountains National Park
- Small groups of no more than 10
- A great first canyon for beginners and teens 14 and over
- Your own instructor for the whole day
- You choose the date, start time and focus
- Learn lead climbing, anchors, multi pitch, crack, face or sport climbing
- Real Blue Mountains sandstone, not an indoor wall
- Local Katoomba operator guiding since 1989
- Two adventures in one day: abseiling, then climbing
- Build up to a 30 metre overhanging abseil
- Several single pitch climbs on Blue Mountains sandstone
- Small groups of six or fewer
- Designed for beginners, with no experience needed
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Finish on a 30 metre overhanging drop
- No experience needed, with a 5 metre cliff to learn the ropes first
- Real sandstone in the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park
- Done by midday, with the afternoon free to explore Katoomba
- Build from a 5 metre warm up to a 30 metre overhanging abseil
- Real sandstone cliffs in the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park
- Made for first timers, with no experience needed
- Small groups of no more than 14
- Local Katoomba operator guiding adventures since 1989
- Two contrasting canyons in a single day
- Eight back to back pool jumps and slides in Twister Canyon
- Tunnel swims and waterfall scrambles in Rocky Creek
- Canyon walls rising more than 50 metres overhead
- A tree fern valley walk between the canyons
- Small groups of no more than 10
- Creek crossings and climbs on the Bloomfield Track
- A stop at the Lions Den Hotel, built in 1875
- Views over Cooktown from Grassy Hill Lookout
- Coast road up, outback road home, with no backtracking
- Black Mountain and the Palmer River goldfields
- A secluded beach walk at Cape Tribulation
- Climb real Blue Mountains sandstone, not an indoor wall
- Small groups of six or fewer for more time on the rock
- Suits first timers and returning climbers alike
- Share your goals at booking and the day is tailored to you
- Local Katoomba operator guiding since 1989
- A first ride for kids from six, with parents riding alongside
- Quiet bush and forest tracks rather than busy roads
- No riding experience needed
- Short enough for little attention spans
- Easy to pair with a farm visit at the same centre
- Small group of no more than 27 guests
- Reef site chosen for the best conditions on the day
- Swim through coral gardens with a guide by your side
- Back in about four hours, with the rest of your day free
- Around 60 seconds of freefall at up to 200km/h
- Ocean, rainforest and reef views over the Cassowary Coast
- Take a turn steering the parachute on the way down
- Optional landing on the sand at Kurrimine Beach
- No upper age limit, so grandparents can take the leap too
- A clear freshwater river under the Daintree canopy
- Calm pools and faster water, on your own schedule
- A guided riverbed walk before you float
- One private booking for groups of up to 20
- Easy to pair with a trip north to Cape Tribulation
- Get within reach of some of Australia's tallest sea cliffs and sea caves
- Spot seals at the Friars, dolphins, migrating whales, sea eagles and albatross
- No driving needed, just a comfy bus and ferry connection from Kettering
- Free parking at Oyster Cove Marina if you'd rather drive yourself there
- Heritage train through Barron Gorge and past waterfalls
- Kuranda's markets and boutique shops at your own pace
- Lunch overlooking Hartley's Lagoon
- Coach down the Kuranda Range instead of retracing the rail line
- A full day without driving or juggling a single connection
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Soar above Tasmania's blue gum forests on an exhilarating guided zipline tour
- Zip over Piper's River and enjoy epic views from 50 metres up
- Traverse over one kilometre of cable with rides up to 400 metres long
- Learn the forest's story from local guides as you zip from tree to tree
- Perfect for families with children as young as three able to join tandem
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Glide beneath towering blue gums in Hollybank Forest
- No experience needed, with training before you ride
- A mix of relaxed and more challenging forest trails
- Easy to pair with the zipline at Hollybank
LOOP’S TOP 10
- Drive your own buggy, no previous experience needed
- Secluded white sand at South Friendly Beaches
- Granite sea cliffs near Cape Tourville Lighthouse or the cove at Bluestone Bay
- Remote 4WD tracks through coastal forest
- Passengers welcome from age 5
- Treetop views 50 metres above the river junction
- Rare Huon pines growing wild beside the river
- Two suspension bridges over tannin stained rivers
- Mountain views into the World Heritage Area
- Arrive any time between 10am and 4pm
- Cross Cleveland Bay at the handlebars
- Magnetic Island's bays and headlands from the water
- Route picked daily for the smoothest ride
- Pass the SS Adelaide wreck on northern routes
- Back on land in under two hours
