Australia · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Good self-guided tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride the Kuranda Scenic Railway, explore rainforest markets, and glide over Barron Gorge by Skyrail on this well-organized Cairns day trip.
“It was excellent trip. Cable and train journeys were unforgettable. Kuranda village touch my heart. It was awesome. We will visit again next year.”
Ride 20 kilometers around Manly on a flexible self-guided bike tour with beaches, harbour views, North Head, lockers, and bike hire.
“This was a great way to see the Manly Beach area. They provided breakfast staff was held our stuff so we didn’t have to take it all with us.”
Sample 13 Bundaberg brews, explore the interactive gallery, watch the bottling process, and take home a six-pack for $14.
“I thought it was an interesting activity for the day and good for those of us who don't drink but wanted to learn some history”
Explore Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with an audio tour, ancient fossils, bushland, and a 50,000-year-old jawbone.
“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”
Paddle Noosa’s calm Weyba waterways through mangrove tunnels, spotting stingrays and birds on a relaxed two-hour self-guided kayak tour.
Review of Agnes Water to 1770 scooter hire: costs, route ideas, safety, inclusions, limits, weather rules, and who will enjoy it most.
“We had the best time .we had never been on a scooter before. The owner was amazing she was so patient and made us feel comfortable. I would recommend the scooter experience to everyone..”
Reef days, coast roads, wine country and the red centre.
