LOOP’S TOP 10
New South Wales tours.
Tours, day trips and experiences in New South Wales, handpicked from local operators, book directly.
- 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
- Kids from 6 years old ride alongside the grown ups
- Hand feed goats, alpacas, ponies and more
- Peaceful bush and forest tracks in Pokolbin
- Two family favourites in one easy outing
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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
- Hidden corners of Pokolbin away from the main wine roads
- Mountain views framing the vines
- A gentle outing for all ages, from toddlers to grandparents
- Phones and cameras welcome, so snap away the whole way
- Small group capped at 11 guests
- Leave the car keys at home and let someone else drive
- Famous Hunter names alongside small family run cellar doors
- Winemaking museum and 360 degree valley views at Audrey Wilkinson
- Choose your own vodka, gin and liqueur flight at Small Mouth Vodka
- Vineyard view lunch stop at 4 Pines at The Farm
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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
- Pick your own cellar doors, pace and wine focus
- Famous Hunter names alongside small family run labels
- No strangers and no fixed timetable, just your crew
- Winemaking museum and hillside views at Audrey Wilkinson
- Ideal for birthdays, celebrations and work outings
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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
- The crimes, mysteries and scandals hiding behind Sydney's prettiest views
- Razor gangs, serial killers, a love quadrangle and a killer with a startling secret
- The harbour and the Opera House sails lit up at night
- A side of Sydney most visitors never hear about
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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
- 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
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- 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
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- The whole boat to yourselves, with no strangers on board
- The Opera House and Harbour Bridge from water level
- Fort Denison and the harbour islands up close
- The harbour's grandest waterfront homes
- Sunset on the water on winter departures
