Discover ‘Brissy’s’ beautiful sights around our winding river. Learn some local history, from the Turrbal and Yuggera people who have lived here at least 22,000 years – to one of Britain’s harshest convict gaols – to now being one of the world’s most liveable cities. Brisbane has a population of almost 2.5 million and will host the Olympic Games in 2032.
Combine education, conservation, and the sheer joy of experiencing Australia's incredible biodiversity. Learn about koala conservation efforts and the sanctuary's important role in their protecting the koala. The Sanctuary is also home to many other native Aussie animals where you may pat and feed kangaroos. End at Mount Coot-tha for sweeping Brisbane views.
Embark on a kayaking tour along the picturesque Brisbane River for an unparalleled grounding experience. Paddling through the calm waters offers a unique perspective of the city and a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration, allowing you to connect with nature and unwind amidst the scenic beauty of Brisbane.
Embark on a kayaking tour along the picturesque Brisbane River for an unparalleled grounding experience. Paddling through the calm waters offers a unique perspective of the city and a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration, allowing you to connect with nature and unwind amidst the scenic beauty of Brisbane.
Experience Australia's World Heritage-listed rainforests in the 'Green Cauldron'. See a variety of waterfalls. Walk through with ancient 'Gondwana' forests and diverse ecosystems. Spot mini wallabies (pademelons). With breathtaking views of valleys and the Gold Coast. Enjoy a snack behind a waterfall by a rock pool, and visit a cave with a waterfall flowing inside.
Combine education, conservation, and the sheer joy of experiencing Australia's incredible biodiversity. Learn about koala conservation efforts and the sanctuary's important role in their protecting the koala. The Sanctuary is also home to many other native Aussie animals where you may pat and feed kangaroos. End at Mount Coot-tha for sweeping Brisbane views.
Experience the rich heritage of Australia's Indigenous culture, including bush foods, fire-making, storytelling, weaponry, and food gathering demonstrations, spear and boomerang throwing. Visit the Birrunga Indigenous Art Gallery to view contemporary Indigenous artworks.
Embark on a kayaking tour along the picturesque Brisbane River for an unparalleled grounding experience. Paddling through the calm waters offers a unique perspective of the city and a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration, allowing you to connect with nature and unwind amidst the scenic beauty of Brisbane.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Australia's 'Green Cauldron', featuring stunning mountain scenery and lush World Heritage-listed rainforests. Embark on guided walks to spectacular lookouts over deep valleys, the Scenic Rim, and the Gold Coast, while spotting local wildlife. Experience the thrill of the treetop walk at O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat, feed colourful native birds and explore the charming mountain village of Tamborine. Along the way, discover the volcanic origins of these majestic mountains.
A mountain hideaway with lush, sub-tropical rainforest, sparkling clean air, and stunning views. Take a guided eco-walk through Curtis Falls Rainforest Circuit with superb strangler figs and ending at a picturesque waterfall with rock pool. Enjoy lunch at a historic hotel. Option of either tastings at an eclectic distillery or strolling through the mountain’s village.
Combine education, conservation, and the sheer joy of experiencing Australia's incredible biodiversity. Learn about koala conservation efforts and the sanctuary's important role in their protecting the koala. The Sanctuary is also home to many other native Aussie animals where you may pat and feed kangaroos. End at Mount Coot-tha for sweeping Brisbane views.
Experience the rich heritage of Australia's Indigenous culture, including bush foods, fire-making, storytelling, weaponry, and food gathering demonstrations, spear and boomerang throwing. Visit the Birrunga Indigenous Art Gallery to view contemporary Indigenous artworks.