Up to four players can enjoy a Indoor golf experience, with an option to include beer, wine or soft drink each; multiple locations available

Immerse yourself in nature on a self-guided hike from Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty and be rewarded with the panoramic views at the summit, overlooking the Adelaide Plains and Gulf St. Vincent. Then follow the trail to Cleland Wildlife Park where you can spend the afternoon seeing kangaroos and getting up close to the many native Australian animals, including the ever cute Koala's. Round-trip hotel transport plus water, snacks, and a map are provided.

The hike to Mount Lofty Summit is graded as hard - it involves steep sections and uneven services and a good level of fitness and mobility is required.The total walking distance to the summit and Cleland is approx 6 km.

Experience Adelaide like a local on this fun, unique and fully guided small group bike tour that takes you from the city to the beach! Enjoy a relaxed and easy ride through the heart of the city to the vibrant Riverbank Precinct, along the serene trails of the River Torrens and onto the blue seas and golden sands of Henley Beach. After a well deserved break and delicious morning tea, enjoy striking coastal views as your ride continues along the spectacular foreshore to reach the cosmopolitan town of Glenelg.

No need to cycle back - stay and enjoy the seaside! The tour concludes in Glenelg and the bikes are collected. Choose to catch the tram back to the city at your leisure (ticket included), or if preferred come back in the pureSA vehicle upon arrival in Glenelg.

This tour starts by driving through the short National Park beach access track at Woorim once reaching the beach our first stop will be Norfolk Lagoon & followed by Mermaid Lagoon. These areas provide fantastic photo ops with friends and iconic Australian wildlife and scenery. For Mermaid Lagoon we jump back in the 4WD and head north along the pristine beach to our next destination within Bribie Island National Park.

Arriving at the WWII Bunkers (Fort Bribie) you’ll be amazed by the history of these great forts built in the 1940’s. There will be plenty of time to explore and learn the history of these structures, that are slowly descending into the ocean and may one day cease to exist.

After the WWII Fort Bribie tour we head south through the National Park with plenty of time to keep a lookout for local dolphins. The tour ends by returning you to your original pickup point.

Don’t miss this great experience, add to your story and book today!

At Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours, we offer fun, interesting and informative day tours in our purpose built air conditioned 4WD coach.
Having crossed the mighty Daintree River on a vehicle ferry, we head North through the lush, ancient Daintree Rainforest where we enjoy a stroll on secluded Thornton Beach.
We now tackle the iconic 4WD Bloomfield Track taking in the wonderful sights along the way, before we arrive at the histiric 1875 Lions Den Hotel for a well earned "coldy".
Shortly after we arrive in the charming settlement of Cooktown and take in the amazing Endeavour River, Grassy Hill Lookout & of course Capatain James Cook's monument.
We'll buy you a tasty pub lunch at the 1874 Cooktown Hotel, better known these days at The Top Pub, before we head to the best regional museum in Australia, The James Cook Museum, where we'll take care of your admission. Heading home via the inland, outback route we stop at the mysterious Black Mountains and the remote Palmer River Goldfields.

See the stunning beauty of Adelaide’s native bushland on a small group bicycle tour down from the summit of Mount Lofty. On this relaxing, all-downhill ride, travel from the highest point in the mountain range for an unparalleled look at the hills and plains below. Fuel up for the ride with morning tea, catch a glimpse of koalas and kangaroos with a stop at Cleland Wildlife Park. Outfitted with a high-quality mountain bike and experienced guide, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Adelaide from a distinctly different vantage point.

Travel to the west end - a huge wilderness in a series of conservation parks, a national park and wilderness protection areas. Break for morning tea en-route and learn about a century of conservation activities.

Explore the massive natural shapes of Remarkable Rocks - looking like some dramatic natural sculpture perched impossibly on top of a dome of granite emerging from the ocean. 

Visit Admirals Arch - a coastal grotto where a large colony of long-nosed fur-seals swim effortlessly through the crashing waves.

Lunch today is a picnic enjoyed on the cliff tops or in the bush and consists of poached chicken, local cheeses, fresh fruit, a salad prepared on the spot and a choice of fine Kangaroo Island wines.

After lunch, get off the beaten path to explore some of the lesser known places seeking out more wildlife encounters. Depending on season, we visit "Grassdale" to experience some pioneer heritage or seek out kangaroos lazing in the field.

Discover Kangaroo Island, its natural attractions and local animals, sights include Seal Bay Conservation Park, Vivonne Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Flinders Chase National Park, Admirals Arch and Hanson Bay. Spot wallabies, echidnas, fur seals, koalas and, of course, kangaroos.

Explore the aquatic wonderland of Ningaloo Reef with 3 Islands Whale Shark Dive!

Specialising in Swim with Whale Shark Tours, 3 Islands Whale Shark Dive operate full-day snorkel tours between mid-March and mid-August. With courtesy bus transfers departing from Exmouth at 7.15am, and returning at 4.30pm. 

Swim alongside whale sharks, snorkel the reef and spot seasonal sea life such as turtles, dugongs, manta rays, whales and more during this fun, safe and informative eco-tour.

From courtesy pick-up to drop off the tour includes everything;
• delicious morning tea, lunch and afternoon platter,
• snorkel gear and wetsuits,
• assistance from experienced staff,
• morning reef snorkel,
• exclusive spotter plane to locate whale sharks and marine life, 
• a safety support tender,
• Free Photos from your day,
• The best No-Sighting Policy.

Pump up the adrenaline by plummeting from 9,000 or 15,000 feet with an experienced instructor; add a photo and video package for memories

Enjoy a four-hour charter including fishing equipment; catch the likes of mackerel, leather jackets, squid, crabs or salmon

Enjoy the thrill of a lifetime with a tandem skydiving experience jump with an experienced guide; available at Semaphore or Aldinga beach

Up to four people can enjoy this axe throwing experience that includes a choice of weapon, and a score board to compare results at the end

Children are placed into age groups and take part in programs introducing them to soccer and fostering an enthusiasm for team sports

Learn the basics of tennis or improve current skills by taking one or two private lessons at a private or hotel court; equipment included

Choose from a 9,000ft or 14,000ft jump and enjoy views of South Australia; opt to include photos, videos and a bottle of wine

Enjoy an adrenaline-pumped day with a paintball game; equipment and 100 paintballs provided; ideal for parties and group outings

Enjoy a soothing day out on the water, with the sounds of waves gently lapping at the canoe providing a soundtrack for a beautiful day

Spend time in an active way outside with this 2-hour paddle board hire that you can enjoy alone or with a friend

Customers can kayak or paddle for up to two hours and explore the Narrabeen lakes on their own

Explore the beauty of the Southern Great Barrier Reef with GKI Water Sports & Activities guided kayak tour to the stunning Monkey Beach. Jump aboard Keppel Konnections for a 30 minute ferry journey to the magnificent Great Keppel Island. Experience GKI Water Sports & Activities local history as you kayak through the bays to reach the coral reef.

Be amazed by the breathtaking landscape of this national park. As you follow the trails with your guide, witness an abundance of native flora and wildlife around the rock faces, gorges and seasonal waterfalls. Morialta’ s unspoiled wilderness is sure to bring out the natural explorer within you!

- Reconnect with nature in one of Adelaide’s most scenic National Parks. Small groups and an easy relaxed pace, ensures a fun and personalised experience.

- Explore the bush trails to discover the Valley Walk, Kookaburra Rock, Giant’s Cave, Morialta Falls Plateau and Eagles Nest Lookout. Hike to all three of the waterfalls along Fourth Creek. The trails are perfect for beginners and experienced bushwalkers alike.

- See native animals within their natural environment including wild koalas among the gum trees. Learn about the park’s early history and native plants

Glide above the Southern Great Barrier Reef’s crystal clear water, while getting in some light activity.

Mandurah is one the only places in the world where you will see wild Bottlenose dolphins swimming and playing in their natural environment in close proximity to your cruise boat.

Get behind the wheel of a Turbo Charged Mitsubishi or Subaru Rally car, then stop into the passenger seat for the ride of a lifetime. All required safety equipment will be provided. You just need to arrive and and be prepared for the thrills! The track is located near Truro, in The Barossa region

Indulge in an all-you-can-eat experience including tapas like butter chicken and slider burgers or opt for a three-course set menu

Get a glimpse into the Australian outback farming life, brimming with stories, music and animal voices during a 2.5-hour farmlife show