8-14 Day Group Australian Itineraries

Experience the best of the Northern Territory including the iconic Red Centre - marvel at Uluru, Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta - spiritual monuments to this ancient territory. Then head to the tropical Top End - and the contrasts to the lush water-clad National Parks at Kakadu, Litchfield, and Nitmiluk, and Darwin the most northern capital city of Australia.

This two-week trip of Eastern Australia will have you meeting this 4,000km stretch at the four main points of Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and the northern city of Cairns. The country has a myriad of landscapes and you'' be able to experience many of the marvels of this vast continent. From the Great Barrier Reef in the North and the Blue Mountains near Sydney, you'll enjoy warm climates, uber-cool cities, and meet some of the unique wildlife that makes this country so special.

This relaxing road trip from Brisbane to Cairns shows off Queensland's gorgeous beaches, beautiful islands, forested national parks, Australian wildlife and of course the world-famous Great Barrier Reef. You'll be amazed at the contrasts on display as you embark on one of the most popular coastal drives in Australia.

Journey from Adelaide to Darwin via the deserts of the Red Centre on a Fly/Drive journey that will ignite your sense of adventure. Roam the wilds of Kangaroo Island, view Uluru from the back of a camel, and cruise among the crocodiles of Kakadu National Park. You're in "The Land Down Under," so why not explore it from bottom to top!

Contrast the metropolitan bright lights of Melbourne and Sydney against a backdrop of verdant rainforests and World Heritage listed marine reserves. You have all your senses covered in this trip to Melbourne,Tropical Queensland, Sydney and the island nation that is Fiji.

Experience the quintessential Northern Territory landscapes on a thrilling self-driving road-trip from Uluru to Darwin. The grandeur of Uluru, Kings Canyon, and the Macdonnell Ranges are unforgettable. The opportunity to learn about the traditions of the local Indigenous people adds depth to your encounter. Travelling the Stuart Highway, you’ll witness the transition from desert reds to the rocky escarpments and lush greens of the tropical north.

The island of Tasmania is renowned for its pristine wilderness, abundant wildlife, gourmet food and wine, and friendly locals. On this wide-ranging journey, you’ll visit Hobart’s bustling Salamanca Market. Witness the stunning natural beauty of Cradle Mountain and Freycinet National Park, and indulge your tastebuds with fresh Tasmanian artisan cheeses and other delicious treats.