Australia · NATIONAL PARKS
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Below are the 15 strongest national park tours on the site, with the fare, the running time and the kind of day each one turns into.
Early-morning Adelaide River jumping crocs and a Litchfield swim circuit from Darwin, with lunch, snacks, and a small-group cap.
“This was a fantastic tour from start to finish. The tour guide, Dylan, was excellent and I highly recommend him. This trip was worth every cent and more.”
Small-group Grampians day trip from Melbourne with bushwalks, kangaroos, and waterfall stops, plus onboard Wi-Fi and hotel pickup.
“Loved the hiking opportunity in scenic wilderness area. Our guide was the best. Mini busses are somewhat cramped for the long ride, but the stops break it up a bit.”
3-hour Tasman Island cruise from Port Arthur, Cape Pillar sea cliffs, caves, seals, seabirds, dolphins and migrating whales. $127.
“Better than expected, Hamish our skipper did a fantastic job with the operation of the boat and his knowledge and enthusiasm was amazing and Benny did a great job looking after everyone and continually checking on everyone to make sure they were ok”
A full-day Blue Mountains coach tour from Sydney with scenic lookouts, a waterfall walk, optional Sydney Zoo, Scenic World rides, and a river cruise.
“Bruce was an amazing guide. very knowledgeable. We had a great day”
Bruny Island wilderness cruise from Hobart with towering cliffs, seals and whales, Breathing Rock, sea caves, then time to explore.
“Seeing the seals was the best Needed more time at The Neck lookout due to queues”
Full-day Port Arthur tour from Hobart with guided convict site visit, 30-min harbour cruise, Tasman Peninsula views, caves, and chocolate.
“Barry the driver was epic. Very funny , informarive and organised. This is well worth the money. Be prepared for a long day. Food prices at the Gallery were pretty reasonable, $2 above Brisbane pricing.”
Small-group Grampians day trip from Melbourne: MacKenzie Falls, Grand Canyon walks, kangaroos, Ballarat morning tea, Wi-Fi, 16-language audio.
“Was really good. Especially lovely guide Lucy was amazing. Highly recommend this tour.”
Full-day Bruny Island eco cruise from Hobart with a 3-hour coastal boat ride, seals, sea caves, and a great lunch.
“Absolutely brilliant. Zoe was an amazing guide. A little ray of sunshine and was so knowledgeable. Loved everything about the tour. Bonus we saw a humpback whale.”
Cruise Wilsons Promontory on an amphibious boat from Tidal River, with warm jackets, seal colonies, Skull Rock, and wildlife from Bass Strait.
“I was very impressed with the trip here. Before boarding the boat, the team prepared seasickness medicine and provided jackets to protect us from the wind and sea spray. The guide was friendly and gave great recommendations for Read more”
Day trip from Darwin to Kakadu: Ubirr rock art, Cahills Crossing crocs, Fogg Dam wetlands, plus optional Jumping Croc Cruise.
“Was a wonderful tour. We saw the countryside in a way that would not be possible without Rachel as a guide and the great itinerary from this tour. Definitely gave us a taste for more, we want to come back to see even more of this wonderful park.”
Stargaze in Uluru and Kata Tjuta after dark with telescope views, indigenous astronomy stories, and an included professional photo.
“incredibly well organised, informative and interesting guide who answered so many varied questions. Really enjoyable, I didn't realise the photo included us in them, this was a nice surprise. Would definitely recommend.”
Bruny Island Wilderness Cruise from Adventure Bay, a 3-hour eco cruise with sea caves, cliffs, and wildlife spotting, plus a fast ride.
“Fantastic experience! The captain was very experienced which made us feel safe even though the waters were super choppy and scary! It was worth the cost. Just make sure you have layers of clothing if going in cold weather. It was FREEZING!”
Cruise the Tasman Peninsula from Port Arthur to Eaglehawk Neck. Tasman Island Lighthouse, caves, and wildlife in 3 hours.
“Exceptional tour and the tour guides. Don’t miss this tour if you’re visiting Tasmania. They know where to take you for the spectacular views and where dolphins, seals, albatross can be seen.”
A guided day trip from Darwin to Litchfield National Park, with Florence and Wangi Falls swims, termite mounds, and Howard Springs wildlife.
“Anthony was a great guide - friendly, knowledgeable, efficient at herding cats. The sites were outstanding. A very good day and thank you!”
One day from Cairns to Daintree and Cape Tribulation: Wildlife Habitat, cable ferry, guided jungle walk, river cruise, tropical lunch.
“Our tour guide George was excellent! He was knowledgeable, told great aboriginal stories and was a kind soul. He was also quite patient in dealing with a belligerent passenger at one point.”
