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Australia Tours
4.53 (53 reviews)
25
Group Tours
6
City Explorer
16 - 28 Max Group Size
When do you want to go?
2026
I'm flexible
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Discover Australia tours
Coastal drives, outback icons and rainforest walks, brought together in easy to follow trips
Australia tours cover huge spaces and big contrasts, from famous coastal cities to the wide outback and quiet national parks. Choose shorter trips for a quick hit of highlights, or longer itineraries to slow down for reef time, rainforest walks and long beach days, with plenty of chances to spot native wildlife along the way. Many tours are fully guided, so travel days and key visits are planned out, and there is still time to enjoy a meal, a swim, or a sunset in the right place. Some itineraries also link Australia with countries such as New Zealand and Fiji, but the focus here stays on what can be seen and done in Australia.
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Australia guiding styles: from fully guided to partially guided, find the right experience for you
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Fully Guided
A dedicated guide or tour leader is with you throughout, with each detail arranged.
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Support throughout the journey
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Complete support
Guided highlights
Partially Guided
Expert-led sightseeing in key places, with free time to explore between activities.
Guided sightseeing at key sites
Free time between activities
A balance of structure and flexibility
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Highlights with flexibility
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Real reviews from our travelers
Best of Western Australia’s North Coast - 7 daysSet off from Perth on a seven day journey showcasing the best of Western Australia’s coastline and outback. Discover the surreal limestone spires of the Pinnacles Desert, the vibrant Pink Lake, and sweeping views from the Kalbarri Skywalk. Dolphin sightings at Monkey Mia and a stroll along Shell Beach highlight the region’s coastal charm. Time in Coral Bay and Ningaloo Reef reveals colourful coral gardens and abundant marine life. Cape Range National Park offers dramatic gorges and pristine shores, while the return leg takes in Carnarvon, Geraldton, Green Head and Lake Thetis before completing the loop back to Perth.Worldwide Touring7I enjoyed the whole tour. I covered the areas I wanted to see and the tour guide was exceptional Accommodation. I elected/paid for twin share. It appears that wasn't an option. I was listed as wanting dormitory accommodation. I believe I should have been consulted so I could make a choice. I incurred extra expense for Backpackers solo accommodation when I was alerted to the situation.
Totally Tasmania - 6 daysEmbark on a 6-day, small-group adventure through Tasmania’s stunning landscapes, blending exploration with comfort. Starting and ending in Hobart, discover the pristine rainforests and waterfalls of the West Coast, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at Cradle Mountain's alpine beauty. Unwind on the scenic shores of Wineglass Bay and the Bay of Fires, then visit a wildlife sanctuary for an encounter with Tasmanian devils before exploring the convict history at Port Arthur.Worldwide Touring6There was no favourite part as I just loved every day and the new adventures/destinations each day. Tasmania is a beautiful part of the world with magnificent forests and beaches. It was wonderful having a local who was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about it all. A fabulous tour
Best of Tasmania - 10 daysExplore Tasmania’s wild beauty and rich heritage on this 10-day journey from Hobart. Wander among towering trees and waterfalls in Mount Field, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at convict history on Sarah Island. Discover the Tarkine Rainforest, the volcanic Nut at Stanley, and pristine beaches along the Bay of Fires. Take in the alpine grandeur of Cradle Mountain, the coastal charm of Bicheno, and the sweeping vistas of Freycinet. Meet native wildlife at Bonorong, climb to Cape Bruny Lighthouse, and uncover the convict past of Port Arthur. From rugged coasts to rainforest trails, this adventure showcases Tasmania at its finest.Worldwide Touring10Spotting animals, particularly in the rain forests. I would prefer slightly longer stops/walks and less time on the bus. Poor weather makes this difficult but still a preference.
Best of Western Australia’s North Coast - 7 daysSet off from Perth on a seven day journey showcasing the best of Western Australia’s coastline and outback. Discover the surreal limestone spires of the Pinnacles Desert, the vibrant Pink Lake, and sweeping views from the Kalbarri Skywalk. Dolphin sightings at Monkey Mia and a stroll along Shell Beach highlight the region’s coastal charm. Time in Coral Bay and Ningaloo Reef reveals colourful coral gardens and abundant marine life. Cape Range National Park offers dramatic gorges and pristine shores, while the return leg takes in Carnarvon, Geraldton, Green Head and Lake Thetis before completing the loop back to Perth.Worldwide Touring7meeting other people from all walks of life. seeing interesting sights. places I haven't been to before. variety of places. having to spend lengthy periods of time travelling on the bus.
Best of Tasmania - 10 daysExplore Tasmania’s wild beauty and rich heritage on this 10-day journey from Hobart. Wander among towering trees and waterfalls in Mount Field, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at convict history on Sarah Island. Discover the Tarkine Rainforest, the volcanic Nut at Stanley, and pristine beaches along the Bay of Fires. Take in the alpine grandeur of Cradle Mountain, the coastal charm of Bicheno, and the sweeping vistas of Freycinet. Meet native wildlife at Bonorong, climb to Cape Bruny Lighthouse, and uncover the convict past of Port Arthur. From rugged coasts to rainforest trails, this adventure showcases Tasmania at its finest.Worldwide Touring10The tour was perfect - a great 10 days seeing all the things you need to see in Tasmania and “Wombat” made the tour absolutely exceptional over the 10 days.
Totally Tasmania - 6 daysEmbark on a 6-day, small-group adventure through Tasmania’s stunning landscapes, blending exploration with comfort. Starting and ending in Hobart, discover the pristine rainforests and waterfalls of the West Coast, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at Cradle Mountain's alpine beauty. Unwind on the scenic shores of Wineglass Bay and the Bay of Fires, then visit a wildlife sanctuary for an encounter with Tasmanian devils before exploring the convict history at Port Arthur.Worldwide Touring6Feeding kangaroos, meeting fellow travellers, wonderful scenery, good weather, knowledgeable guide. Bus was a bit cramped, not enough leg room
Totally Tasmania - 6 daysEmbark on a 6-day, small-group adventure through Tasmania’s stunning landscapes, blending exploration with comfort. Starting and ending in Hobart, discover the pristine rainforests and waterfalls of the West Coast, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at Cradle Mountain's alpine beauty. Unwind on the scenic shores of Wineglass Bay and the Bay of Fires, then visit a wildlife sanctuary for an encounter with Tasmanian devils before exploring the convict history at Port Arthur.Worldwide Touring6The guide made this trip for me. Informative and funny. Scenery was beautiful. Loved the walks. And the boat trip. Too much time on the bus and very cramped. Also, a couple got in sick & infected everyone with cough: cold sky high I don’t know what you do about that! Also the accommodation in first few nights was poor.
Best of Tasmania - 10 daysExplore Tasmania’s wild beauty and rich heritage on this 10-day journey from Hobart. Wander among towering trees and waterfalls in Mount Field, cruise the Gordon River, and marvel at convict history on Sarah Island. Discover the Tarkine Rainforest, the volcanic Nut at Stanley, and pristine beaches along the Bay of Fires. Take in the alpine grandeur of Cradle Mountain, the coastal charm of Bicheno, and the sweeping vistas of Freycinet. Meet native wildlife at Bonorong, climb to Cape Bruny Lighthouse, and uncover the convict past of Port Arthur. From rugged coasts to rainforest trails, this adventure showcases Tasmania at its finest.Worldwide Touring10The knowledge & passion shown everywhere by our guide.Who lives in Tasmania and made everything run smoothly.
Australia tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Australia guided tours are led in a range of styles, with many trips fully guided by an expert local guide or driver guide. Expect well planned itineraries that link key sights with time to explore, and clear notes on what is included, such as transport and sightseeing.
Accommodation
Accommodation on Australia tours ranges across 3 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3-4 star hotels, 3 star motels, 3-4 star motels, hostels, hostel & dorm rooms, simple hostels, camping & resort, motels & hostels, camping and standard glamping. Where hotels are used, star ratings can vary by region, and alternatives of similar standard may be used due to availability.
Trip pacing
Pace is often medium, balancing early starts and travel time with stops for walks, lookouts and free time. Some tours are slower paced, which can suit national park visits and time on the coast, while longer trips can mix busier days with relaxed stays.
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What you'll see in Australia
From cities and coast to desert and national parks, see Australia’s key highlights
Australia tours can take in big name places and quieter corners, often mixing coast, bush and outback in one trip. On the east coast, Sydney brings harbor views, and time can follow in Byron Bay, Brisbane and up to Cairns for Great Barrier Reef days. In the tropics, the Daintree Rainforest and Mossman Gorge add shaded walks and dense green scenery. In the Northern Territory, Kakadu National Park is known for wetlands and ancient rock art, and Katherine Gorge adds sheer cliffs and calm water. In Central Australia, Uluru and Kata Tjuta set the scene for sunrise and sunset, and Kings Canyon brings bold rock shapes and wide views. Down south, the Great Ocean Road leads to the Twelve Apostles, and Tasmania tours often focus on Cradle Mountain and Wineglass Bay, with time in Hobart to round things off.
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Why visit Australia
Big landscapes, famous sights and local stories, with support where it matters
Australia suits travelers who want a mix of well known sights and open space, with tours that link cities, coasts and national parks into one clear plan. Guided tours can make a big difference on long drives, where a local guide adds context, helps with timings, and keeps the day moving without losing the feel of the place. The range is broad, so Australia tours can focus on a single area like the Red center, the Top End, Tasmania, the Great Ocean Road, or the East Coast, or combine a few styles in one trip. Wildlife and landscape sit close together here, so the same itinerary can bring reef time, rainforest walks, desert color and coastal lookouts, plus visits that share First Nations culture in a respectful way. For many travelers, it is the balance that stands out, with planned highlights and space to swim, hike, taste local produce, or watch the light change at sunrise and sunset.
Frequently asked questions
Are Australia tours fully guided?
Many Australia tours are fully guided, led by an expert local guide or driver guide for the full trip. Some itineraries can be partially guided, with guided sightseeing at key stops and more independent time in between. The guiding style is confirmed in each itinerary.
Do Australia tours visit more than one country?
Some itineraries are multi country and combine Australia with countries such as New Zealand and Fiji. Others focus only on Australia. Trip notes show every country visited, plus where the tour starts and ends.
What is the difference between group tours and city explorer tours in Australia?
Group tours travel point to point with a guide, covering several stops over the trip. A city explorer tour uses one base so travelers stay in the same place each night and take day trips out and back, which can suit shorter breaks.
What kind of places do Australia tours cover?
Itineraries often mix major cities and national parks, with time on the coast and in the outback. Popular areas include Sydney and the East Coast, the Red center around Uluru, the Top End with Kakadu, and Tasmania for wild scenery and coastal walks.
Is accommodation included on Australia tours?
Accommodation is included on Australia tours, with standards and styles varying by itinerary. Some trips use hotels or motels, while others include camping, glamping or hostels. Alternatives of similar standard may be used due to availability.
Are meals included on Australia tours?
Meal arrangements vary by tour. Some itineraries include daily breakfasts and a mix of lunches or dinners, while others are self catering with time to buy food locally. Each itinerary lists what is included on each day.
What wildlife might be seen on Australia tours?
Wildlife sightings depend on the region and season, but tours can include places known for native animals. Some itineraries visit wildlife parks or conservation sites, and others focus on national parks where birdlife, marine life, or land animals may be spotted.
Are Australia tours suitable for families?
Some Australia tours have a minimum age as low as 6 or 8, while others are designed for adults only, and a few have an age limit. The age requirement is shown on each itinerary, so it is easy to match a trip to the group.
How active are Australia tours?
Many tours suit a comfortable fitness level, with a mix of short walks, lookouts and guided sightseeing. Some trips include longer bush walks, hikes, or time on sand and rock trails. The itinerary details help set expectations for activity levels.
Who operates Australia tours sold by On The Go Tours?
Australia tours are curated and sold by On The Go Tours, and most trips are operated by trusted local partners. Each itinerary outlines what is included, how travel works day to day, and the support available during the trip.
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