Sydney Roundtrip: Australia's Greatest Hits

Duration: 23 days

Begins: Sydney

Ends: Sydney

Trip Code: OASS

From

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Whether you're a nature lover, city slicker, or total beach bum, Australia's east coast has something to thrill every traveller — and this 23-day adventure serves it all up in classic Aussie style. Starting and ending in Sydney, you'll fall in love with the city's culture and nightlife, although your time in Melbourne might steal your heart all the same. You'll fly to the Red Centre to learn about aboriginal culture, swim along the Great Barrier Reef that's teeming with life and colour, and trek through lush rainforests that'll have you feeling immersed in another world. With some laid-back beach towns and fresh seafood too, this is the east coast of Australia done oh-so right.
Is this tour for me?
Travel Style
Classic
All of the highlights, culture, access, and I-can’t-believe-we-did-that moments, all at a great price.
Service Level
Standard
Comfortable tourist-class accommodations with character; mix of public and private transport.
Physical Rating
3 - Average
Some tours may include light hiking, biking, rafting, or kayaking in addition to walking.
Trip Type
Small Group
Small Group experience; Max 16, avg 12
Age requirement
12+
All travellers under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
What's Included
  • Your Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group
  • Melbourne laneways walk
  • Guided walk at Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park
  • Sunset at Uluru
  • Guided Hiking at Kings Canyon
  • Visit to Telegraph Station
  • Ferry to Manly Beach
  • Visit to Victoria Market
  • Visit to Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne
  • Guided Daintree Rainforest walk
  • Whitsunday Islands boating excursion
  • Blue Mountains stay with hikes
  • Scenic Railway
  • Orientation walk in Sydney
  • Free time in Cairns, Byron Bay, and Sydney
  • Internal flights
  • All transport between destinations and to/from included activities
Accommodation

Hotels (18 nts), rainforest cabin (2 nts), Desert Tented Camp (2nts)

Meals

7 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners

Allow USD1085-1410 for meals not included.

Transportation

Private Vehicle, Ferry, Plane, Walking

Staff & experts

CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout

Day 1 : Sydney

Arrive at any time. Join your CEO for a welcome meeting.

There are no planned activities during the day, so check into the hotel and explore your surroundings.

Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group

1h

Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Day 2 : Sydney/Manly Beach

Sunny Sydney welcomes you and hit the road right away with your CEO to dive into exploring this stunning city. Set off on a walking orientation tour of some of the city's well known landmarks. Slowly make your way to Circular Quay, where you'll hop onto a ferry to cross the harbor to Manly beach. Your CEO will point out some must do's while you're in Manly, like the coastal walk to Shelly beach, and some places to grab some local food. You can't go wrong with some fish and chips by the sea.

Sydney Orientation Walk

Sydney

Get a feel for the city on a short orientation walk led by your CEO.

Manly Beach

Sydney - Manly Beach

Join your CEO and take a local ferry out to Manly Beach. Enjoy free time at Manly! Opt to surf, relax on the beach or choose to walk to Shelly Beach.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Day 3 : Sydney

Today is your's to spend as you see fit. There is quite literally too much choice in Sydney, so use your time wisely. Choose from exploring on foot the Rock's neighborhood, which is also home to the city's Museum of Modern Art. The cafe on the roof is a great spot for lunch or a famous Aussie coffee. Or get the blood pumping by booking a jet boating tour or climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Join your CEO and fellow travelers in the evening for a meal together at a local restaurant.

Free time:

Sydney Full day

Enjoy free time in Australia's biggest beachside city, Sydney!

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Optional Activities - Day 3

Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb

3h - 4h

Climb one of the most famous bridges in the world – the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Soak in amazing panoramic city views of Sydney at the top – a perfect photo opp and memory to take home with you!

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Meals Included:

Dinner

Day 4 : Sydney/Yulara

Board a flight bound for Yulara, the gateway to Uluru and the Red Centre. Spend the afternoon getting straight out there and exploring-starting first with Kata Tjuta National Park and the Walpa Gorge walk. Catch the sunset over Uluru before making your way to the tented camp. Enjoy an outdoor meal cooked at camp with lots of local ingredients.

Plane

Sydney - Yulara

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.

Kata Tjuta Walpa Gorge Walk

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Afternoon

Walk into Walpa Gorge where the sheer faces of the dome extend hundreds of meters above you. The gorge itself is a natural creek that carves its way between the two tallest domes of Kata Tjuta.

Sunset at Uluru

Uluru 1h - 1h30m Afternoon

Enjoy a cold one while watching the sunset over Uluru. Marvel at the changing colours over the desert and keep reminding yourself that yes, you really are there.

Acommodation

Uluru Camp

Acommodation

Uluru Camp

Meals Included:

Dinner

Day 5 : Yulara/Kings Canyon

Sunrise over Uluru is not to be missed, so rise early and catch sunrise over Australia's most iconic indigenous landmarks. This morning, take the time to explore Uluru on foot on a guided walk through some of the most culturally significant areas of the site. These sacred spaces are some of the oldest on the planet, and understanding the interpretation behind them makes them even more impactful. Later, head to the Kings Canyon region overland, to your next tented camp in the bush.

Uluru at Sunrise

Uluru 0h45m Morning

Get up early, grab a coffee and watch the reddish hues of massive Uluru come to life as the sun rises.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park 1h30m - 2h Morning

Visit Uluru this morning with the guided interpretive Mala walk. Exploring on foot with an accredited guide is the best way to fully grasp the size and cultural significance of Uluru.

Private Vehicle

Yulara - Kings Canyon

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Acommodation

Kings Canyon Camp

Acommodation

Kings Canyon Camp

Meals Included:

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 6 : Kings Canyon/Alice Springs

The mornings in the desert offer cooler temperatures, and so head out early to hike throughout Kings Canyon. Choose between the harder 3 hour hike and a more approachable one hour option. The Rim walk is a 6km walk along the upper rim of Kings Canyon. The most difficult part of the hike is the very beginning with a 500 step ascent, but the landscapes and views you are rewarded with are more than worth the effort. You won't even remember the effort it took to get up there. (Sort of!) If you prefer to take it easy, enjoy a 2km hike through canyon valley. Later on, rest up on a drive East to Alice Springs.

Private Vehicle

Kings Canyon - Alice Springs

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Anzac Hill Hike

Alice Springs Afternoon

Take a short hike to the top of Anzac Hill to see panoramic views of Alice Springs and a memorial for Australian veterans.

Kings Canyon Hike

Kings Canyon 3h - 4h Morning 5km

HIke through beautiful Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park on this walk that visits the natural amphitheatre, the North and South walls, and the Garden of Eden.

Acommodation

Alice Springs Hotel

Acommodation

Alice Springs Hotel

Meals Included:

Breakfast | Lunch

Day 7 : Alice Springs/Melbourne

In addition to its rich indigenous history and cultural, Alice Springs is home to the Telegraph Station that linked Australia top to bottom in the 19th century. This telegraph connection also integrated Australia into the wider network within the British Empire, allowing Australia to be connected to the outside world in a matter of hours, versus days. Take a moment to learn about some of the troubling history that took place not too far in the distant past when the station ceased to operate as a telegraph station and became a boarding house for indigenous children.

In the afternoon, grab a flight to quirky, cool, Melbourne and settle in with an optional dinner with your CEO.

Plane

Alice Springs - Melbourne

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Day 8 : Melbourne

Melbourne is one of the easiest cities to traverse on foot and by public transport-so you will be getting your steps in today. Start the morning off with a guided laneways tour where you will be led through some of the famous-and off the beaten track-spots in Melbourne's famous laneways. Then join your CEO at the Queen Victoria markets where you can choose to grab some lunch from one of the many stalls. End the afternoon at the Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne, a sprawling 38 hectares of green space housing over 800 species of plants from the world over.

Queen Victoria Markets

Melbourne

Visit the largest market in the state of Victoria. With hundreds of vendors, from food, to handicrafts and thrifted treasures, its easy to spend hours here.

Royal Botanic Gardens

Melbourne

Wander through a green haven right in the middle of massive Melbourne. Walk through the 1.6 mile loop, accessible for all.

Melbourne Laneways Walk

Melbourne 1h30m - 2h Morning

Discover the small laneways packed with shops, cafés and restaurants that make Melbourne so unique. Grab a delicious barista coffee to-go (which no trip to Melbourne would be complete without!), and set out to experience Melbourne's laneways with an expert local host. Journey through this 'secret city,' seeing local hotspots and incredible street art while learning about the city's history.

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Day 9 : Melbourne

Another Australian city with tons to do, so a day at leisure gives you plenty of time to craft the perfect day. You may want to take a trip out to see the Phillip Island Penguin Parade or embark on a full day tour out along the Great Ocean Road.

Free time:

Melbourne Full day

Spend today exploring Australia's cultural capital, Melbourne.

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Optional Activities - Day 9

12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road

Melbourne 12h - 13h

Kick start this adventure early from Melbourne and travel straight to the 12 Apostles. Enjoy time to take in the scenery before the crowds of people arrive. Wander along the boardwalk and marvel at the limestone rocks and then continue on to the Gibson Steps. Walk down to the beach for a different perspective before grabbing lunch at a local cafe. With renewed energy the group will drive through the Great Otway National park where we’ll stop for a quick hike through the ancient rainforests here for a visit to a cascading waterfall. From there, take a stroll through the forest of Californian Redwoods and travel further along the Great Ocean Road to Apollo Bay. There’s time here to grab an optional ice cream before trying to spot koalas, kangaroos, and king parrots near the Kennett River. Before heading back to Melbourne the group will make a final stop to the town of Lorne. Grab a snack, stroll past the shops, or walk along the beach in this quaint destination.

Kick start this adventure early from Melbourne and travel straight to the 12 Apostles. Enjoy time to take in the scenery before the crowds of people arrive. Wander along the boardwalk and marvel at the limestone rocks and then continue on to the Gibson Steps. Walk down to the beach for a different perspective before grabbing lunch at a local cafe. With renewed energy the group will drive through the Great Otway National park where we’ll stop for a quick hike through the ancient rainforests here for a visit to a cascading waterfall. From there, take a stroll through the forest of Californian Redwoods and travel further along the Great Ocean Road to Apollo Bay. There’s time here to grab an optional ice cream before trying to spot koalas, kangaroos, and king parrots near the Kennett River. Before heading back to Melbourne the group will make a final stop to the town of Lorne. Grab a snack, stroll past the shops, or walk along the beach in this quaint destination.

Acommodation

Causeway 353 Hotel

Day 10 : Melbourne/Cairns

Fly to the oceanside city of Cairns, the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.

Plane

Melbourne - Cairns 3h30m - 5h

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.

Acommodation

Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns

Acommodation

Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns

Day 11 : Cairns/Cape Tribulation

Head north to Cape Tribulation. Stop en route to explore Mossman Gorge and take an interpretive walk through the Daintree Rainforest.

Private Vehicle

Cairns - Cape Tribulation 3h30m 140km

Travel 1.5 hrs to Mossman Gorge. Later, continue 2 hrs to Cape Tribulation.

Indigenous Peoples Interpretive Walk

Mossman Gorge 2h

Take an interpretive walk through the Daintree Rainforest. Follow an Indigenous guide and learn about bush food, medicinal plants and the lasting relationship of the Kuku Yalanji people with their natural environment. Find out how to make bush soap, watch an ochre painting demonstration and sample some bush tea.

Acommodation

Cape Tribulation Beach House

Acommodation

Cape Tribulation Beach House

Meals Included:

Breakfast | Lunch

Day 12 : Cape Tribulation

With a free day, opt for a trip to the Great Barrier Reef or to explore Daintree National Park.

Free time:

Cape Tribulation Full day

Head out and start exploring.

Acommodation

Cape Tribulation Beach House

Optional Activities - Day 12

Great Barrier Reef Visit

Cape Tribulation

Hop on a boat and head out to sea to reach the world-famous Great Barrier Reef. Don a mask and opt to snorkel the largest coral reef in the world. Say g'day to Nemo, the clown fish, and some of the 1,500 other species of tropical fish that thrive in the warm waters off Australia's east coast.

Daintree National Park Visit

Cape Tribulation

Step back in time in this lush tropical rainforest, reported to be more than 110 million years old! Bring your binoculars to spot some of the 430 species of birds, including the buff-breasted paradise kingfisher and flightless cassowary. On the ground, look for possums, bandicoots, echidna and musky rat kangaroo. Discover why the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people consider this a spiritual and cultural significant place.

Daintree Rainforest Night Walk

Cape Tribulation 2h

Once the sun goes down, grab a torch and head out into the jungle for a guided night walk. With your guide you'll spot various critters who call this region home. Keep your eyes peeled for sleeping bats, birds, lizards and spiders as you listen to the sounds of the rainforest at night.

Acommodation

Cape Tribulation Beach House

Meals Included:

Breakfast

Day 13 : Cape Tribulation/Cairns

Return to Cairns in the afternoon with free time to explore this laid-back city. En route, stop by Port Douglas and opt to have lunch at a local market.

Private Vehicle

Cape Tribulation - Cairns 3h30m Afternoon

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Free time:

Cairns Afternoon

Make the most of a few hours in this city.

Acommodation

Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns

Acommodation

Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns

Meals Included:

Breakfast

Day 14 : Cairns/Airlie Beach

Depart early for a full day of travel to reach Airlie Beach, enjoying scenic views along the way.

Private Vehicle

Cairns - Airlie Beach 9h - 10h 623km

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Acommodation

Whitsunday Vista Holiday Apartments

Acommodation

Whitsunday Vista Holiday Apartments

Meals Included:

Breakfast

Day 15 : Airlie Beach

Spend the day out on the water boating around the Whitsunday Islands, visiting the Great Barrier Reef. Opt to swim or snorkel, and hike to an island lookout over Whitehaven Beach, known for its stunning white sand. Return to Airlie Beach for the night.

Whitsunday Islands Boating Excursion

Whitsunday Island 8h 08:00 17:30

Enjoy a day out on the water amidst some of the 74 tropical islands that make up the Whitsunday archipelago. Visit Whitehaven Beach, jump overboard for a quick refreshing dip, and make friends with the tropical fish that thrive within Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Barrier Reef Visit

Whitsunday Island

The Whitsunday Islands are in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. Spend the day out on a boat cruising through the waters around the islands. Then, when it gets too hot, pull on a mask and snorkel and dive overboard to check out the variety of brightly coloured marine plants, coral and fish that thrive right in these warm tropical waters.

Acommodation

Whitsunday Vista Holiday Apartments

Optional Activities - Day 15

Whitsunday Islands Snorkelling

Whitsunday Islands 0h30m - 1h

Take advantage of the included snorkel gear, throw on a mask and see what lives in the Great Barrier Reef. (Note that fins are not provided in order to adhere with local coral conservation efforts.)

Acommodation

Whitsunday Vista Holiday Apartments

Meals Included:

Lunch

Day 16 : Airlie Beach/Byron Bay

Fly to Brisbane and transfer to Byron Bay for two nights in this "hippie" paradise.

Plane

Airlie Beach - Brisbane 2h30m

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.

Private Vehicle

Brisbane - Byron Bay 2h - 2h30m 200km

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Acommodation

Byron Beachcomber

Acommodation

Byron Beachcomber

Day 17 : Byron Bay

Spend a free morning exploring Byron or opt to prebook a kayaking tour. In the afternoon, you'll head to the beach for a surf lesson with a trained surf instructor. Enjoy a few hours of instruction before hitting the waves for some practice rides.

Pre-book the "Byron Bay Ocean Kayaking" activity on the checkout page ahead of time to include this optional experience on your tour.

Surfing Lesson

Byron Bay 3h

Hit the beach and get ready to hang ten with a surf lesson from trained surf instructors. Spend some time in the water getting friendly with the waves, practice paddling, then pop up to balance on the wider, softer beginner boards. Too easy.

Acommodation

Byron Beachcomber

Optional Activities - Day 17

Skydiving

Byron Bay 2h - 5h

Enjoy the awe-inspiring beauty of Byron Bay from an eagle's perspective this morning. Suit up, get briefed, and board the prop plane to soar high about the land and sea. Strap onto your instructor, take a breath, and leap into a once-in-a-lifetime free fall. This is what a natural high truly feels like!

Please note: There is a $35.00 AUD fee paid locally (Australian Parachute Federation Levy)

Cape Byron Lighthouse Visit

Cape Byron 0h30m - 2h

Cape Byron Lighthouse is 3km (1.9 mi) northeast of Byron Bay. The popular white structure emits the most powerful light of all working lighthouses in the country, and it's also located at the most easterly point of the Australian continent. Head up to the top of the tower to scan the ocean for whales (the Southern Cross University's Whale Research Centre is located here).

Byron Bay Ocean Kayaking

Byron Bay

Slice through the waters of the iconic Byron Bay in the morning on this half-day kayaking adventure. Paddle past the most easterly point of the Australian mainland, see the Julian Rocks Marine Reserve, and ride the waves into shore. On top of it all, keep a close eye for dolphins and whales (in season) who call these waters home. Epic? Definitely. This activity is in the ocean and conditions can sometimes be rough due to weather. This is a very fun activity but first time kayakers may find this challenging.

Acommodation

Byron Beachcomber

Day 18 : Byron Bay/Port Macquarie

Spend the morning wandering the town checking out the local shops or having one last coffee on the beach before heading to the coastal township of Port Macquarie, featuring all the beauty of the beach set alongside gorgeous national parks. Enjoy an evening in Port Macquarie.

Free time:

Byron Bay Morning

Get out and explore this lazy beach town.

Private Vehicle

Byron Bay - Port Macquarie 5h 397km

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Acommodation

El Paso Motor Inn

Acommodation

El Paso Motor Inn

Day 19 : Port Macquarie/Blue Mountains

Travel from Port Macquarie to the Blue Mountains today. These mountains in Australia are best known for their soaring sandstone ridges. As you drive, pass by charming mountain towns, ancient Aboriginal rock art, lush green valleys, and loads of craggy cliffs. It doesn’t matter if the journey is shrouded in clouds or glowing in the sinking sun, you’ll still spot beauty around every turn.

Private Vehicle

Port Macquarie - Blue Mountains 6h - 7h 500km

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Acommodation

Leisure Inn Spires

Acommodation

Leisure Inn Spires

Meals Included:

Breakfast

Day 20 : Blue Mountains

Travel deeper into the majestic Blue Mountains and experience the natural beauty of this World Heritage Area. Explore the landscape around Leura and Katoomba, view the Three Sisters, take a walk in Jamison Valley, and ride on the Scenic Railway, the steepest railway in the world.

Blue Mountains Excursion

Blue Mountains

With charming Leura as your base, explore the major attractions of the Blue Mountains from sightseeing to bushwalking to cafés and more.

Jamison Valley Walk

Blue Mountains 1h - 2h30m 1km

Take in some amazing lookouts over the Jamison Valley, via the iconic Three Sisters. Descend down the 900 step giant staircase to the valley floor. Walk amongst the beautiful forest to the steepest incline railway in the world — The Katoomba Scenic Railway. Opt to ride its 52-degrees angle or take the Scenic Cableway. If you're keen for more walking, and time permitting, take the 900 stairs back up.

Scenic Railway

Blue Mountains

This railway is steep and plunges into the rainforest and through the valley. The ride is scenically stunning. At the end, opt to take a rainforest walk or a cable car back to the visitor's centre.

Acommodation

Leisure Inn Spires

Acommodation

Leisure Inn Spires

Day 21 : Blue Mountains/Sydney

This morning, leave the Blue Mountains behind and continue onward to Sydney. Once you arrive head out for an orientation walk before taking advantage of some free time to keep exploring. Opt to rent a bike, stroll the botanical gardens, or visit the iconic Opera House.

Private Vehicle

Blue Mountains - Sydney 2h

Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.

Orientation Walk

Sydney 2h30m - 3h

Discover the highlights of Sydney on an orientation walk with the CEO. They will give you some tips on finding things like supermarkets, main squares, and ATMs. For more specific or in-depth information, an official guided tour is recommended.

Free time:

Sydney Evening

Get out and explore.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Optional Activities - Day 21

Sydney Opera House Visit

Sydney 2h

Stroll along the waterfront to admire Sydney's most iconic landmark, designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon and opened by Queen Elizabeth 11 in 1973. Take a guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage site to discover its history, folklore, and more. Some two million people a year come to see concerts and cultural performances Opera House. Catch the boom of the grand organ–with more than 10,000 pipes, it took 10 years to build and is the largest mechanical organ in the world.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Day 22 : Sydney

Get a feel for the city. Relax seaside at Bondi Beach. Enjoy an optional night out with the group.

Free time:

Sydney Full day

Enjoy a free day to explore one of Australia's most exciting cities.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Optional Activities - Day 22

Coogee Beach to Bondi Beach Coastal Walk

Coogee Beach - Bondi Beach 2h

Go for a walk along one of the most iconic trails in Australia. Pass by secluded beaches, massive cliffs, and more breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean than imaginable – all before arriving at the world-famous Bondi Beach. From May to December, keep a keen eye on the ocean to try and spot migrating humpback whales.

Jet Boat Ride

Sydney 0h30m

Want an adrenaline rush? A jet boat is the way to go. Hold on and get ready for a white-water thrill while gorgeous scenery whizzes past. Explore Sydney Harbour, jetting by the Opera House, Harbour Islands and more!

Sydney Opera House Visit

Sydney 2h

Stroll along the waterfront to admire Sydney's most iconic landmark, designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon and opened by Queen Elizabeth 11 in 1973. Take a guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage site to discover its history, folklore, and more. Some two million people a year come to see concerts and cultural performances Opera House. Catch the boom of the grand organ–with more than 10,000 pipes, it took 10 years to build and is the largest mechanical organ in the world.

Acommodation

Rydges Sydney Central

Day 23 : Sydney

Depart at any time.

Departure Day

Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.

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