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Australia Group Tours
4.50 (46 reviews)
25 Tours
16 - 28 Max Group Size
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2026
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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Worldwide Touring
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
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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.
Tasmania Wilderness & Coast Discovery - 5 daysDiscover Tasmania on a 5 day journey from Hobart to the wild West Coast and back. Begin with waterfalls, rainforest and alpine lakes in Mount Field, Lake St Clair and the Franklin Gordon national parks. Follow rugged roads to windswept beaches and towering dunes, then hike through the alpine landscapes of Cradle Mountain. From Launceston, travel east to the white sands and turquoise waters of the Bay of Fires. The final stretch includes the dramatic pink peaks and panoramic views of Freycinet National Park, before returning along the scenic East Coast to Hobart.Worldwide Touring5The scenery and wonderful forests, wild life were really amazing. The group of 21 , whilst big gelled very well and there was a wonderful warm companionship created. The experienced tour guide handled , what could have been a difficult situation with professionalism and good humour. The long days! Would like time to relax before heading out for food in the evening.
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.
Australia group tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Most group tours in Australia are fully guided, with a local guide or driver guide who manages the day-to-day logistics and shares practical, on-the-ground tips along the way. Some itineraries also bring in local experts for key experiences, and a small number are only partly guided, so the level of support can vary depending on the trip.
Accommodation
Accommodation depends on the route and the travel style you choose, and it can range from simple motels to 3–4 star hotels, hostels, dorm rooms, camping and resorts. In busier periods, or in more remote areas, properties may be substituted with a similar standard if the original option is not available.
Trip pacing
The pace is typically medium, balancing early starts on travel days with time outside for walks, swim stops and national park visits. Some itineraries include long driving days or overnight buses, while others combine guided sightseeing with relaxed free time in beach towns and major cities.
Small group tours: shared adventures
Why choose group tours in Australia
Group travel adds ease, insight and shared moments across big landscapes.
Australia suits group travel particularly well because the distances can be vast, and pre-arranged transport and timings help keep the experience smooth, sociable and efficient. Many tours combine classic coastal scenery with national parks and remote landscapes, so you can move from ocean viewpoints to inland deserts without constantly reorganising plans. Sharing big moments such as reef snorkelling, Red center sunsets and wildlife spotting often adds to the atmosphere, and group travel can be an ideal option for solo travelers who want company along the way. There is also a wide choice of routes and travel styles, from city-based starts in Sydney or Brisbane to trips focused on Tasmania, the Northern Territory or Western Australia. Because many departures are fully guided and some include specialist local leaders for key activities, you can focus on the experience itself rather than the admin, and still feel confident that the practical details are taken care of each day.
Frequently asked questions
What is a group tour in Australia like?
Group tours in Australia are shared trips with set departure dates and a planned route, designed to make long-distance travel straightforward. Most are fully guided, led by a guide or driver guide, and they typically combine organized activities with free time at key stops.
Are group tours in Australia fully guided?
Many group tours in Australia are fully guided, with a guide traveling with the group for the duration of the trip. Some itineraries use local experts for specific activities, and a small number are partly guided, so the level of support can vary by departure.
What places do group tours in Australia commonly visit?
Many tours include major gateways and headline nature regions such as Sydney, Brisbane, the Whitsundays, the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. Other itineraries focus on Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Tasmania, where the emphasis is often on national parks, coastlines and remote scenery.
Do group tours in Australia include the Great Barrier Reef?
Some group tours in Australia include time on the Great Barrier Reef, often as a snorkelling trip, cruise or full-day boat experience. Reef visits are frequently combined with other Queensland highlights, such as island time and rainforest excursions, depending on the itinerary.
Do group tours in Australia visit Uluru?
Some group tours in Australia visit the Red center, including Uluru and nearby highlights such as Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. These itineraries usually include walks and sunset viewpoints, and may also feature cultural context and local stories as set out in the route.
What is the pace like on group tours in Australia?
Many group tours in Australia run at a medium pace, combining guided sightseeing with some independent time to explore. Expect a mix of travel days and active outdoor days, and note that certain routes involve long drives or overnight travel to cover the distances.
What is the typical group size on Australia group tours?
Group size depends on the trip and the transport style used. Maximum group sizes often range from around 16 to 28, with smaller groups common on nature-based routes and larger groups appearing on some adventure-focused itineraries.
What accommodation is used on group tours in Australia?
Accommodation varies by itinerary, and the comfort level can change by region, season and overall trip style. In busy months or remote areas, an alternative property of a similar standard may be used if the planned option is not available.
Are meals included on group tours in Australia?
Meal inclusion varies by trip, although many tours include breakfast and some also cover selected lunches or dinners, particularly on longer routes or camping-based itineraries. Any included meals are listed clearly in the trip details.
Are there age requirements for group tours in Australia?
Age requirements vary depending on the specific tour and its activities. Some trips have minimum ages such as 6 or 8, others are adults only, and a few are designed for ages 18 to 45, so it’s best to check the trip page before reservation.
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