A fly in fly out package staying at one of Kangaroo Islands charming guest houses with small group touring included. You’ll explore the menagerie of native animals in their natural habitat as well as some spectacular coastal scenery.

Enjoy a taste of the top end staying at Bamurru Plains Lodge, you’ll see wetlands and wildlife with a comfortable stay at the end of your day.

This six-night self drive from Melbourne is a perfect fusion of wildlife and scenery, combining close encounters with dolphins, Australia’s most iconic coastal scenery, the dramatic sandstone outcrops of the Grampians and the superb food and wine produced on the Mornington Peninsula.

This self-drive itinerary will take you to Queensland’s rainforest, the seaside resort of Noosa, at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast, and the ecologically intriguing Fraser Island.

Combine a week of wine in the Barossa Valley and wildlife on Kangaroo Island with a stay in Adelaide, one of Australia's friendliest, compact and elegantly planned cities.

Experience Tropical North Queensland's fabulous reef and rainforest whilst learning about the region's fascinating Aboriginal history & culture.

A perfect self drive through the heart of The Kimberley, in Australia’s northwest. Its main artery is the Gibb River Road, a 400 mile track, built in the 1960s to transport cattle which links some of the most awesome natural sights, including gorges and waterfalls, in this rugged escarpment country.

Highlights of the two week camping tour include the World Heritage listed Purnululu National Park, Mitchell Falls with a helicopter trip, travelling the length of the Gibb Rover Road, river cruising and the Geikie, Emma and Windjana gorges.

An itinerary that will take you from Alice Springs to the Finke River National Park and Palm Valley, Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Uluru.

A four-day walk along Tasmania’s wilderness coastline and through the Mount William National Park, with two nights spent at the spectacular Bay of Fires Lodge. It’s a walk of deserted beaches, rocky headlands, offshore islets, sand dunes and headlands, with the opportunity to spend a day kayaking along the tranquil Ansons River.

Just 10 miles off Tasmania’s east coast, Maria Island is a national park famous for its abundant bird life. It’s also home to Tasmania’s latest guided 4 day walk through stunning coastal and mountain landscapes.