Dive into an adventurous holiday with your best friends. What more could you ask for? Exploring Australia, like a local. Treasuring the good times and having unforgettable experiences. We have found the best of the best when it comes to thrill-seeking, being active and relaxing.
Australians live an outdoor lifestyle with an abundance of activities to get your spine-tingling! Do you dare? To climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Take a ride on the World’s Steepest Railway. Taste a crocodile burger. And more. Ask us, we would love to tell you more about our adventurous Aussie activities!
Discover more about our extraordinary range of activities in Australia.
Mission Beach, Australia
Get a rush of adrenaline while marvelling at the natural wonders of one of the oldest rainforests in the world.…
Katherine, Australia
Get ‘off the beaten’ track and uncover the secrets of the Top End of Australia by canoe. Over three days, you will…
Hervey Bay, Australia
Fraser Island, located off the coast of Queensland, is the world's largest sand island. Stretching over 123…
Mission Beach, Australia
Get onboard a small sailboat and set sail to experience a close encounter with the magical, Great Barrier Reef.…
Kimberley, Australia
Get ‘off the grid’ for an Aussie adventure through the vast untouched landscapes of the Kimberly in Western…
Port Lincoln, Australia
Discover the Australian Outback and a wide variety of wildlife over four days. During this tour, you will have the…
Bruny Island, Australia
Get "off the grid" on the award-winning Bruny Island weekend walk. Your journey starts in Hobart. Here, you and…
Hervey Bay, Australia
Discover the secret and isolated sections of Fraser Island while marvelling at the gymnastics of the whales in a…
"One of the best memories I have is at Karijini National Park - walking, climbing and jumping through the Hancock Gorge."
Bart, Travel specialist
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No question is too crazy. Our experienced travel experts are available to assist you with your dream holiday to Australia.
The world's largest rock is not Uluru. More specifically, Uluru is the world’s largest rock monolith. Mount Augustus, located in the Mount Augustus National Park, Western Australia. It is 2.5 sizes larger than Uluru, measuring 858 metres high. And is estimated to be over 1650 million years old.
At TravelEssence, we specialise in crafting custom-made holidays that take you off the beaten path and create memories to last a lifetime. We believe in connecting with the heart and soul of a place, introducing you to the locals who call it home. Engage in conversations with fascinating individuals who will share their stories, traditions, and way of life, leaving an indelible mark on your journey.
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