First Australians

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Wilsons Promontory Cruises is the only cruise operating out of the Wilsons Promontory National Park. Travel is world's first amphibious boats and see a coastline that few have experienced from the water on this 2.5 hour wilderness cruise.

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Journey through Sydney's oldest and most charismatic pubs as you wander through Australia’s oldest neighbourhood, The Rocks. With drinks included, you will be “Edutained” by an expert, local, passionate guide as you venture into the heart of Australian pub culture, and experience first-hand how much these charming locations have shaped Aussie culture. Tours operate at 2:30pm and 6:30pm. Maximum group size: 15 travellers This tour starts at Harts Pub.

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Explore one of the world’s top maritime museums at your leisure with a visit to the Australian National Maritime Museum, conveniently located in Sydney’s Darling Harbour. The museum’s permanent and traveling exhibitions focus on different aspects of Australia’s maritime history as well as the beach culture of today. If you've chosen the SEE IT ALL Ticket, the kids will love exploring the four historic ships berthed outside, making this a great outing for all ages.

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This is the ultimate Australian Surfing Adventure. Experience the thrill as you learn surfing, have a laugh and make new friends. With a maximum of five students per instructor, you get lots of attention. We offer a 100% stand up guarantee and a FREE photo package. We are also licensed at a number of the Gold Coasts best beaches so we can guarantee you we will be surfing on the best beach on any given day depending on ocean conditions. We can also teach you to throw a boomerang. There is no surfing adventure more Australian than this!

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FIRST AUSTRALIANS TOUR departs at 3pm daily. Visit the National Museum of Australia and experience the world’s oldest living cultures of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The First Australians Tour provides an insight into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' history, cultures, spirituality and connections to country, with a focus on the First Australians gallery. The best way to see and experience the National Museum of Australia is to take a guided tour.  Our highly knowledgeable guides bring the objects to life by explaining the history and stories behind them.  Guided tours in languages other than English are available by advanced notice, please email bookings@nma.gov.au

A true bucket list experience playing tennis on Melbourne's famous blue courts, home of the Australian Open. Court hire, racquets, balls are all supplied – just bring your sneakers! Melbourne is renowned as the Sporting Capital of the World. Home to F1 Grand Prix, MotoGP, Grand Slam, major horse races, surfing events, Olympics, elite golf regions and home to Australian Rules football and the birthplace of Test Cricket. It all comes to life for you in Melbourne’s world famous sporting precinct where you can see incredible sporting venues first hand, including the mighty Melbourne Cricket Ground and Rod Laver Arena. You will gain a deep insight into the history and true soul of this city, the influence of Indigenous culture into Australian sport and why sport forms the fabric of this vibrant city’s culture.

Treat yourself to a premium dining experience on Sydney Harbour. Cruise in luxury while dining on a six-course degustation dinner complimented by Penfolds gold selection of bin and vintage wines accompanying each course. All this to the backdrop of world-famous Sydney Harbour.

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This “One day Australian Tour” is absolutely brilliant! It covers most of the Australian sites in the Somme and also gets you into places that not everybody will take you to! You will learn about the different battles Australians got involved in, walk in trenches and also learn about French politics and culture whilst discovering the area.

**PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE TIME** AUSTRALIA’S PREMIER RAIL RESTAURANT. Showcasing Local Food, Wine, Beer and Cider. The Q Train is an award winning restaurant that travels along the historic Bellarine Railway between Drysdale and Queenscliff. Never before has Australia seen a heritage rail line used for showcasing local food, wine, beer and cider. We’re inviting locals and visitors alike to come aboard our restored carriages and enjoy a gastronomical journey unlike anything else you have experienced. In 2019, Australian MasterChef were wowed by the experience and hosted a team challenge episode on board The Q Train! We are serving local produce on every journey from the comfort of our refurbished dining cars; providing every customer with a delicious rail journey, and unique views of Swan Bay and the Bellarine. Wine and dine in style with The Q Train.

A visit to the former Australian military base at Nui Dat, the Long Tan Cross and Long Phuoc Tunnels, can be covered in a day from Saigon – this is one for those with a specialist interest in Australia's role in the Vietnam War.

Highlight: ● Enjoy a trip through Vietnam’s countryside ● Visit the only Australian military base in the Vietnam War at Nui Dat ● Learn about the Long Tan battlefield ● Pay tribute to the fallen soldiers from the battle of Long Tan at the Australian Memorial

Ready to learn about the REAL history of Canberra – the one excluded from the history books and your standard tour of Canberra? Join this entertaining and educational walking tour of Canberra and discover the true movers and shakers behind our city. Learn about Australia’s hidden women's history as you walk among some of our nation’s most iconic cultural institutions and monuments. Hidden between the National Archives, the National Library, and the National Gallery are the stories of women who designed cities, changed Australia’s constitution and dismissed governments. You will be guided through Australia's capital city by locals with a great sense of humour, a genuine passion for Canberra and women's history, and plenty of fun facts to share. We promise you'll leave feeling inspired by Canberra's remarkable (and frankly pretty unexpected!) women's history, and you might even make a few new friends along the way!

Nestled in the heart of Serpentine National Park, Baldwins Bluff is a hidden gem. With lush jarrah forrest, challenging gradients, and breathtaking views, this trail will be sure to impress in its powerful 6km. View the famous Serpentine Falls from the top as you balance on granite outcrops at the summit. Tour Inclusions A guided 6.5km hike of Baldwins Bluff in Serpentine National Park Amazing historical stories and secrets covering local heritage of our fascinating hiking trail & surrounds Our personal recommendations for local cafes and restaurants to enjoy a well deserved meal or coffee post hike A great experience with Perth's award-winning hiking tour operator Friendly and knowledgeable, first aid trained tour guide

Explore Flanders and Fromelles, and delve into Australia’s World War I history on this 9-hour small-group battlefield tour from Lille. Travel through Flanders and Fromelles with a guide, and discover key sites of interest including the Cobbers’ Memorial, the Tyne Cot Cemetery in Passchendaele, and the VC Corner Cemetery — France’s only exclusively Australian WWI cemetery. Learn of the thousands of Australian soldiers who laid down their lives, and see the many ways in which the Commonwealth War Graves Commission mark their sacrifice. This tour includes round-trip travel from your Lille hotel.

Following the footsteps of the Australians on the Somme with a local experienced guide. We conduct battlefield tours of the Western Front since over 15 years to provide you a unique experience ——————- Please note that the Sir John Monash Centre will be Closed from 24 December 2023 to 1 January 2024 inclusive

HIGHTLIGHTS Day trip from Paris to the Somme in France’s Picardy region. Follow the footsteps of the braves australians soldiers who fought in the Somme in WW1. Walk along the graves and pay your respect in front of the wall of the missing australians soldiers at the Australian Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux Discover the "Sir John Monash Centre" in Villers-Bretonneux See the huge landmine « Lochnagar Crater » Browse thousands of war-objects collected and displayed at the Historial of Peronne

Explore Canberra's heart with a tour that highlights its political and cultural landmarks. Begin at Parliament House, a vast complex with a grand marble staircase and contrasting chambers of the Senate and House of Representatives. Then, delve into history at Old Parliament House Gardens, where Australia's democratic foundations were shaped. At Magna Carta Place, marvel at one of the world's rare 1297 copies of the Magna Carta, a key document in parliamentary democracy. The National Library of Australia awaits next, housing significant Australian and global documents. Experience the cultural diversity of Canberra at the International Flag Display in Commonwealth Place. Conclude your journey at the National Gallery of Australia, home to the largest collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. This insightful tour, with free admission, is a window into Australia's rich political and artistic heritage.

Starting in the pretty little town of Albert we head first to Villers-Bretonneux and spend the morning uncovering the history of the Australian force in the dark days of the 1918 German Spring Offensive. After lunch, we move on to the Battle of the Somme. From trenches to memorials we will guide you through the planning and execution of this infamous campaign. We only operate private tours, this will be your tour and adapted as necessary to meet your needs during the day. With our years of living and working on these iconic sites, we aim to ensure you leave with memories of the sacrifice of a generation. Given suitable notice time and the availability of records we are able to research and prepare a bespoke tour to cover an individual soldier or unit.

The 2-day trek to Dhampus and Australian Camp provides a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Himalayas. Departing from Pokhara, the journey begins with a 45-minute taxi ride. The trek takes you through lush tropical forests and picturesque rice fields, passing by charming villages where you can observe the daily lives of Nepalese farmers. Upon reaching Australian Camp, you will be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna Mountains, which are especially breathtaking at both sunset and sunrise.

A VIP gourmet tour highlighting Indigenous Australian food, bush tucker, and native Australian fruits. Guests explore Sydney’s best food experiences, including artisanal cheeses, oysters, First Nations Australian wine, and boutique gin cocktails. This Sydney food tour offers behind-the-scenes access to top local producers, making it an unforgettable Australian native food experience.