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- 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
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- Rapids up to grade 3 mixed with calm floating stretches
- Rainforest mountains and giant granite boulders right down to the water's edge
- Hydro released water keeps the river running all year
- Just 20 minutes from Cairns, so it fits into an afternoon
- No experience needed, a great first taste of white water
- Small rafts of up to seven paddlers plus your guide
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- Sunset over the rainforest ranges, depending on the season
- Crocodile country along the winding inlet tributaries
- Freshly shucked oysters and lemon butter barramundi on the buffet
- City lights glowing along the Esplanade as night falls
- Calm water cruising, so dinner stays on your plate
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- 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
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- Run by the Daintree tour pioneers, locally owned since 1983
- Small group of up to 20, never a packed coach
- Advanced Ecotourism and Respecting Our Culture certified
- Scan the riverbanks for saltwater crocodiles and rare birdlife
- Keep watch for the elusive southern cassowary
- Easy walking, so beginner fitness is all you need
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- Mossman Gorge, the Daintree and Cape Tribulation in one big day
- Swim where the Mossman River runs over granite boulders
- Scan the riverbanks for saltwater crocodiles
- Golden sand where the rainforest meets the reef
- Keep watch for a cassowary in the rainforest
- No minimum age, so the whole family can come along
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- Richmond Gaol, older than Port Arthur
- Boutique, owner run cellar doors instead of big tasting rooms
- Cellar doors such as Pooley Wines in heritage listed Belmont Lodge
- Vineyard views across the valley to Barilla Bay
- Optional whisky, gin or vodka tasting in Richmond
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- Wombats grazing in the open around Darlington
- Striped sandstone and rock pools at the Painted Cliffs
- Ancient shell fossils packed into the Fossil Cliffs
- World Heritage convict ruins on an island with no cars
- Possible dolphins and whales on the ferry crossing
- Swim and relax time on the island
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- One of the few ways to see Cradle Mountain in a day from Hobart
- Around five hours inside the national park
- Pick your own trail, from Marions Lookout to the Dove Lake Circuit
- Sunrise and sunset drives through the Tasmanian Midlands
- Optional stargazing stop on clear nights
- Small group of 11 at most
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- Waterfalls, wildlife, history and the mountain in one day
- Easy rainforest walk to Russell Falls beneath giant swamp gums
- Hand feed kangaroos and meet Tasmanian devils up close
- Stroll Richmond and see Australia's oldest stone bridge
- Hobart and the Derwent River from the kunanyi / Mt Wellington summit
- Scenic drives through the Derwent and Coal River valleys
- Two outer reef sites picked fresh each day from 24 private moorings
- Open reef and quiet moorings, not a crowded pontoon
- Snorkel with turtles, colourful reef fish and a huge variety of coral
- Stretch out on the netted bow trampoline as you sail
- Try your first scuba dive or log certified dives on the same day
- Award winning Cairns crew known for reef stewardship
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- Be welcomed onto Kuku Yalanji Country by the gorge's traditional custodians
- Swim in clear freshwater holes among the granite boulders of the Mossman River
- Look for wild estuarine crocodiles from the water on the Daintree River
- Get up close with Australian animals at Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas
- Take in the Coral Sea from Rex Lookout
- Travel climate positive on an electric coach
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- Boutique labels and big names in one day, picked fresh by your guide
- Lunch out among the vines when the sun's shining
- Kangaroo spotting between cellar doors
- A wine day that keeps the beer and cider fans happy too
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- Find your perfect cheese and wine match in just one hour
- Runs every day, rain, hail or shine
- Easy to slot in before dinner or between cellar doors
- More than 100 cheeses to browse at the deli afterwards
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- Three hours that fit neatly into a morning or an afternoon
- Groups of 4 to 14, small enough to ask all the questions
- Wineries picked on the day for what's tasting best
- Kangaroo spotting between cellar doors
- Pairing tips to take home to your next dinner party
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- 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
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- 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
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- No city transfer: your first cellar door is minutes from pickup
- Small group capped at 11 guests
- Famous Hunter names alongside small family run cellar doors
- Winemaking museum and big valley views at Audrey Wilkinson
- Wine and artisan chocolate pairing at Hunter Wine Lab
- Back by about 4pm with your evening free
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- Wander Morpeth, a riverside township settled in 1821
- Walk a working third generation cattle farm
- Cool off in a natural swimming hole on the Allyn River
- Finish with a country brewery stop at Tinshed in Dungog
- A family friendly day out with no wine tasting required
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- Hidden alleyways and laneways most visitors never find
- Gangs, fatal lead poisoning and alibis stranger than fiction
- Sydney's oldest neighbourhood, seen through its darkest chapters
- Photo stops by the Harbour Bridge and historic sandstone buildings
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- Hand feed kangaroos and meet koalas, wombats and quokkas
- Ride the Scenic Railway down into the Jamison Valley
- Glass floor views from the Scenic Skyway
- The Three Sisters from Echo Point in the afternoon light
- Free time to browse and eat in Leura village
- Megalong Valley views from Cahills and Boars Head lookouts
- A secret clifftop lookout with Mt Solitary on the horizon
- The 187 metre falls and Undercliff track on foot
- Aboriginal stories behind the Three Sisters
- Wild cockatoos that love a close up photo
- Shoes off in the waterfall shallows on warm days
- A social crew aged 14 and up, ideal for solo explorers
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- Native animals at a park devoted to Aussie wildlife for over 50 years
- Fern gullies, cave overhangs and a three tiered waterfall on foot
- Your pace, your way: shortcuts or bonus tracks with your guide
- An optional stroll to Honeymoon Bridge at the Three Sisters
- Cliff Drive views over Narrow Neck and the Megalong Valley
- No ride queues, just the natural Blue Mountains
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- Glide over, ride down into and climb back out of the Jamison Valley
- Face to face with the Three Sisters at Katoomba
- Quiet lookouts away from the busiest viewing platforms
- Morning views across the Megalong Valley
- Wombats and Tasmanian devils in the same afternoon
- Mountains, wildlife and harbour, all in one day
