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11-14 Day Australia Tours
4.00 (4 reviews)
3 Tours

When do you want to go?
2026
I'm flexible
Passengers
Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
11-14 days discovering Australia
Experience the highlights of Australia in 11-14 days.
11-14 day tours in Australia are ideal for seeing the essential highlights without feeling rushed. It’s a straightforward way to experience the destination’s signature places and moments in one organized trip. These itineraries are designed to help you prioritise what matters most, with a clear plan from start to finish. Compare different routes and highlights to find the 11-14 day experience that best suits your interests.
Best 11-14 day itineraries
Sydney to Cairns Explorer
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Sydney to Cairns, where you'll snorkel along the Great Barrier Reef, cruise the Whitsundays and see cuddly koalas up close. In the Hunter Valley, indulge in wine, cheese & chocolate tasting, hit the beach at Byron Bay and take an adrenalin-fuelled 4WD drive on Fraser Island. Opt for surfing or kayaking, relax on vibrant beaches, and venture into lush rainforests to spot wildlife. Dive into crystal-clear lakes and soak up the beauty of the Australian coastline.

Tour Highlights
Hunter Valley - See koalas, kangaroos and more at a wildlife park and enjoy a wine and cheese tour
Port Macquarie Koala Hospital - Tour the hospital to learn about the cuddly critters and the amazing centre’s conservation efforts
Byron Bay - Spend a free day unwinding in one of Australia's most famous beach locations and enjoy a First Nations experience
Fraser Island - Get the adrenalin pumping on a 4WD adventure, search for dingoes, enjoy a rainforest walk and opt to swim in a crystal clear lake
Airlie Beach - Unwind with free time to soak up some sun and explore this famous resort town
Whitsundays - Cruise around this stunning group of islands, stop at famous Whitehaven Beach and snorkel in the clear ocean
Atherton Tablelands - Take a dip under a plunging waterfall, see the crater Lake Eacham and admire the famous Curtain Fig Tree
Great Barrier Reef - Snorkel amongst the corals and tropical fish at one of the world's more famous and fragile natural wonders
Essence of Australia
Discover the essence of Australia on this 14-day journey from Melbourne to Sydney. Explore Melbourne's landmarks on a guided city tour, taking in the Shrine of Remembrance, Fitzroy Gardens and Federation Square. From here, travellers head north to Cairns, gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, for a full day of snorkelling and sailing to the outer reef aboard a catamaran. The tour continues to the Gold Coast, where a guided rainforest walk through Springbrook uncovers ancient Gondwana forest and cascading waterfalls. The journey ends in Sydney, taking in the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach and the historic Rocks district.

Tour Highlights
Melbourne - Explore Parliament Hill, the Royal Exhibition Building and Fitzroy Gardens before climbing to the Shrine of Remembrance for views across the city
Cairns - Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef aboard a catamaran and snorkel among turtles, colourful fish and coral at two outer reef sites
Gold Coast - Hike through ancient Gondwana rainforest to Natural Bridge, a basalt cave with a waterfall pouring through its roof, and pass Springbrook's cascading falls
Sydney - Wander The Rocks and Bondi Beach before taking in views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from Mrs Macquarie's Point
Complete Australia Adventure
Discover Australia's icons on this 14-day tour from Melbourne to Sydney. Explore Melbourne's historic laneways, gardens and grand Victorian architecture, before flying to the Red Centre to see Uluru and Kata Tjuta rise from the desert. The tour continues to the Gold Coast, where a guided walk through ancient Gondwana rainforest leads to Natural Bridge's cave waterfall. From here, travellers head to Cairns to sail out to the Great Barrier Reef, snorkelling and diving among coral and turtles at two outer reef locations. The tour ends in Sydney, taking in the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach and the historic Rocks district before departure.

Tour Highlights
Melbourne - Explore historic laneways, the Gothic-revival St Patricks Cathedral and Fitzroy Gardens before taking in views from the Shrine of Remembrance
Ayers Rock - Discover the sandstone monolith of Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta, sacred sites at the heart of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Gold Coast - Walk through 100 million year old Gondwana rainforest to Natural Bridge and Purling Brook Falls in the Numinbah Valley
Cairns - Sail to two outer Great Barrier Reef locations aboard a high performance catamaran to snorkel and dive among turtles and coral
Sydney - Take in the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from Mrs Macquaries Point before stopping at Bondi Beach and the historic Rocks
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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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