Learn to surf, take a guided 4WD tour around Fraser Island, spend the night at an outback cattle station, sail through the Whitsundays, and visit the incredible Great Barrier Reef.
Our most popular Top End tour is back and better than ever! Experience the magic of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, discover ancient Aboriginal rock art, and sleep in permanent tents under the starts on this classic tour.
Experience the waterfalls of Litchfield National Park, discover ancient rock art at Ubirr, sleep in swags, and check out stunning Jim Jim and Twin Falls in Kakadu on a 4WD adventure.
See some of Australia's finest Indigenous rock paintings, cruise the tranquil waters of Katherine Gorge, and stroll through the rainforests of Litchfield National Park.
See some of Australia's finest Indigenous rock paintings, cruise the tranquil waters of Katherine Gorge, and stroll through the rainforests of Litchfield National Park.
See some of Australia's finest Indigenous rock paintings, cruise the tranquil waters of Katherine Gorge, and stroll through the rainforests of Litchfield National Park.
Learn about Aboriginal culture, explore the Mary River region and look out for crocs, climb to the top of Gunlom Falls, and take in the stunning Katherine Gorge.
On this full day tour from Sydney you will experience the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains including the Three Sisters rock formation, take in spectacular lookouts, ride the historic Scenic Railway and do a 2-3 hour hike at Wentworth Falls.
Travel north of Cairns to Cape Tribulation where Reef meets Rainforest. See the animals of the rainforest at the award winning Rainforest Habitat Sanctuary, walk in the rainforest and take a river cruise to see large crocodiles.
Check out Bells Beach, admire historic Split Point lighthouse, travel to Otway National Park, see the famous Twelve Apostles, and learn about the history of the shipwreck coast.
Jump in for a swim or take a walk along the coast at Woolamai Beach before heading to the Penguin Parade on Phillip Island at dusk. Watch in amazement as the penguins come out of the ocean and back to their homes.
From saltwater crocodiles in the Top End to the Tasmanian Devil in our southern-most state, Australia is known for its unique mammals, birds and reptiles.
In national parks and wildlife centres, you can pat a kangaroo, cuddle a koala, feed a wallaby or observe a potteroo. Experience our marine life by cave diving with white pointer sharks, swimming with sea lions, dolphins or stingrays, or snorkelling with luminous fish. Head Outback to see flocks of emus, mobs of kangaroos and the world’s largest wild camel population. And don’t forget our exotic parrots, water-birds, passing whales … and the many species of rare birds in New Zealand, from sea birds to the famous kiwi. You’ll find them all on ATA tours.