Go beach hopping on the Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast has some of the best beaches Australia has to offer! No trip to the Sunny Coast is complete without a ‘beach hop’ to experience the best spots along the coast.Take an ocean dip, catch a wave and soak in the atmosphere. You will find chic boutiques, cafes and restaurants in the area for some retail therapy.
Fly over the Heart Reef in the Whitsundays
Known as the most romantic place on the Great Barrier Reef, Heart Reef is a must-see for anyone visiting the Whitsundays. Exploring the Whitsundays from above is a true bucket-list experience. Discover the magnificent Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef in style, on a Reef Scenic Helicopter Tour.
Explore the Daintree Rainforest
The Daintree is one of Australia’s largest areas of rainforest, and part of the Wet Tropics of Queensland World Heritage site – and it’s part of the oldest continuously surviving areas of tropical rainforests on the planet. Take a tour and see a different side to Australian nature and wildlife – this is not the dusty plains and desert that’s so famous here. It’s a hub for adrenaline activities such as mountain biking and zip-lining, you can swim in pristine tropical waters, cruise along the Daintree River and look for crocs. It certainly feels more Heart of Darkness than Sunshine State, and it’s an essential side to Australia that you should not miss
Climb your way to the Sky
Everybody loves the city skyline of Surfers Paradise. Have you ever thought of getting a different perspective of that view. Let us take you for a vew of the sandy beaches and the open slies from the top of the tallest buiding on the strip. . At 270 metres (886-feet) high, the SkyPoint Climb to the summit of the Q1 Resort building is the ultimate high-altitude adventure and Australia’s highest external building climb. Attached to a safety harness, step outside onto the launch platform on level 77 (240 metres, or 787-feet high) then climb to the top of the spire. If the stairs don’t take your breath away, the view certainly will.
Snorkel and dive at the Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is one of Australia’s natural icons. There are many options for getting out on the Reef and from various locations along the Queensland coast, with Cairns being the main gateway. The Great Barrier Reef has definitely got to be on your bucket list! The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system, and is home to thousands of species of marine life and vibrant, technicolour coral cays for you to discover. For the best experience. Book a Great Barrier Reef cruise to one of the outer reefs, and top it up with a snorkel and dive experience.
Take A Flight On A Hot Air Balloon
What could be dreamier than floating away high up in the air in a scenic hot air balloon ride? Take in the wonderful sights of Gold Coast as well as enjoy the sunrise from high up above. It’s an experience that you will never forget for sure. End the trip with an amazing breakfast with a glass of champagne. You can always tour the homestead and vineyard at the end of your trip.
Kayak along the Brisbane River
Take in the sights of Brisbane as you kayak down the iconic Brisbane River! Glide down southeast Queensland’s longest river with your instructor leading the way and giving commentary about the city. You can also choose from a day or night kayak tour to see Brisbane in different lights!
Cruise along the Noosa Everglades
One of the two only everglades on Earth!, The Noosa Everglades is a 60km stretch of pristine waterway along the upper reaches of the Noosa River. The wildlife here is astoundingly extensive. One can find more than 40% of Australia’s bird species here, as well as a myriad of reptiles and other species like echidnas, bandicoots and koalas too! The best way to explore this area is on a cruise. You will get to bushwalk at Fig Tree Point and enjoy a tasty chef-prepared meal at the bistro after.
Beat the white water rapids of Tully River
The White Water Adventure Of A Lifetime. The Tully river offers some of the best thrills and adrenaline pumping action. A full day eco adventure, will allow you to conquer grade 3 & 4 rapids on a wild ride through a spectacular gorge surrounded by World Heritage rainforest. No experience necessary. So step outside your comfort zone and push personal boundaries with a Tully River rafting experience you’ll remember forever.
Cuddle a Koala
This Australian icon; a eucalyptus-munching national treasure is unique to Australia. Did you know that you can hug a Koala when travelling to Queensland. as it is one of only two Australian states where koala cuddling is permitted,. Cuddle this furry being at the Koala Gardens in Kuranda Rainforest, the Lone Pine Sanctuary in Brisbane, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in Gold Coast or Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast.