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- Canoe, coast, bush and winery rolled into one easy day
- Never more than six guests, and never a minivan
- Aboriginal history stories at an ancient waterhole
- Cliff top Indian Ocean views, with whales and wildflowers in season
- Learn how the soils shape the wine in your glass
- Gold for Best Tour Operator at the WA Tourism Awards in 2024 and 2025
- Small group with a maximum of 11 guests
- Relaxed 10am start featuring a guided local coffee tasting
- Single vineyard family owned cellar doors
- Farm made liqueurs jams and relishes to taste at lunch
- Learn Aboriginal connection to country beneath towering karri trees
- Personal coaching without the big group feel
- Three daily start times to plan your day around
- Great for couples, families and mixed ability friends
- Coaching team led by a registered paramedic
- Surf the coast that hosts the WSL Margaret River Pro
- All ages and abilities welcome
- One simple booking for a family of four
- Parents and kids learn side by side
- Family owned school run by Simon and Asha Tien
- Coaching team led by a registered paramedic
- Surf at Rivermouth, home of the WSL Margaret River Pro
- Nearly all students stand up in their first lesson
- Built for fast progression at your own pace
- Suits nervous beginners, returning surfers and intermediates
- Head coach is a registered paramedic and big wave surfer
- Adaptable sessions for neurodivergent learners and access needs
- Morning starts that leave your afternoon free
- Guided by a family with generations of roots in Margaret River
- A visit to the McLeod family farm
- Caves, karri forest and two oceans meeting, all in one day
- Lunch overlooking the Blackwood River in Augusta
- A long lunch among the olive groves at Olio Bello
- Free evenings to explore Margaret River's dining scene
- Small group of 11 guests at most
- Hand feed emus and alpacas before your first tasting
- Small batch wines, often poured by the owners or winemakers
- Lunch under the olive trees or beside the fire
- Coastal views with a chance of dolphins and, in season, whales
- Learn at Rivermouth, Prevelly, home of the WSL Margaret River Pro
- Coaching team led by a registered paramedic
- WA's first established private surf school, founded in 1992
- Nearly all students stand up in their first lesson
- Tourism WA endorsed and Quality Tourism accredited
- The most affordable way to try surfing with fellow beginners
- Margaret River in a single day from Perth, with nobody stuck behind the wheel
- Cellar doors like Vasse Felix, Clairault and Credaro Estate, depending on the day
- Granite boulders and Indian Ocean swell at Canal Rocks
- A walk out over Geographe Bay on Busselton Jetty
- Small group pace with a local who skips the main street crowds
- Perfect for last minute gifting
- A small group day capped at six guests
- Canoe, coastline, bush and winery in one unhurried day
- Suits wine lovers and non drinkers alike
- Gold for Best Tour Operator at the WA Tourism Awards in 2024 and 2025
- A day designed around your group after a planning chat
- Mix wine, food, adventure and nature in one itinerary
- Change plans on the day as you go
- Guides with deep local and international experience
- Families welcome, with child seats available
- Two nights camped at Lucky Bay, where kangaroos laze on the white sand
- Dabungool Cultural Experience with local Wudjari Nyungar guides
- Climb East Mount Barren and, if you're keen, Frenchman Peak
- Swim among the granite boulders at Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks
- Wave Rock, Ravensthorpe silo art and the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree in one trip
- Margaret River cellar door tastings and a walk along Busselton Jetty
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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
