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Take in the spectacular Phillip Island Penguin Parade as you watch the colony of Little Penguins crosses the shoreline from the ocean. Heading out to Penguin Parade, we begin our day at a Koala Reserve to meet some furry Australian favourites. Take a tour and get up close and personal with our native Australian wildlife. Travel to Phillip Island Nature Parks, known for its natural beauty, sandy beaches, rugged cliffs and unique wildlife experiences. The island is home to a colony of around 32,000 little penguins. Phillip Island Tour is one of the popular and must-watch tourist attractions in Victoria.

Explore WILD LIFE Sydney, an authentic Australian wildlife experience in the heart of Sydney's Darling Harbour. WILD LIFE Sydney is home to the largest variety of Australian flora and fauna under one roof, providing a complete all-Australian wildlife experience in the center of Sydney. Observe kangaroos, cuddly koalas, colorful butterflies and birds and meet one of the largest crocodiles in captivity in the world. Upgrade Option – Koala Breakfast Experience Sydney's most memorable breakfast – Experience a guided highlights tour of WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and then enjoy a delicious buffet-style breakfast in the company of koalas, an informative koala keeper talk, as well as a photo opportunity up close with our koalas – all in the heart of Darling Harbour, Sydney!

Venture through the glamorous Hollywood Hills and Beverly Hills, where stars shine brightest. Begin at the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, surrounded by the legends of entertainment history. Ascend into the hills, where you might catch a glimpse of Hollywood's richest and most famous personalities, from Katy Perry to Adele, Orlando Bloom, and more. Keep your camera ready you never know who you might see on their morning stroll or with their adorable pets. We've had some incredible moments on Carpool Karaoke with James Corden & Jason Derulo, The Ellen Show, Lopez starring George Lopez, and so many more! Your favorite celebrities have trusted us, now it's your turn to experience the glamour firsthand. Some Points of Interest: – The luxurious neighborhood of Beverly Hills & Hollywood – Grauman's Chinese Theatre-the most iconic movie palace in the world. – Dolby Theatre-home of the Academy Awards – Sunset Strip-the birthplace of the LA Music – Dozens of film and TV locations

Take a day trip from Sydney to Canberra, the capital of Australia, to explore the city's attractions, cultural institutions and beautiful natural surroundings. We drive through Australia’s cool climate wool growing region and learn about the futuristic planning that makes Canberra one of the world's most modern and liveable cities. Visit Parliament House, an architectural masterpiece home to Australian democracy. Take time to explore The Australian War Memorial dedicated to telling stories of what our nation has done to prevent war and contribute to peace. Enjoy lunch besides the lake at the National Museum of Australia. From mid-September to mid-October visit the Floriade Flower Festival, the largest flower festival in the Southern Highlands. A day in our capital is enriching, surprising and thoroughly rewarding!

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.

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.

This two hour tour visits the home of the iconic Australian author, Colleen McCullough. Her beloved property "Out Yenna" is now open exclusively to Baunti Escapes customers. Be escorted through her magnificent home and view Ric and Colleen’s priceless collection of artefacts gathered on their travels all over the world.

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

Enjoy a relaxing evening on this 90 minute cruise. Experience a Western Australian Sunset departing on a Saturday evening in January. This cruise will take you to see the amazing canal homes into the Peel Harvey estuary and the Mandurah Marina before watching the sun go down with your friends and family. Bring some snacks and drinks to be enjoyed. The vessel isn't licensed.

A scenic tour of the popular Swan Valley region packed full of amazing, authentic Australian experiences including local produce and wildlife encounters.

A full day Little Penguins Tour a fantasy escape from big city to create an unforgettable memory like no other thing. Hundreds of little penguins getting out of the water together, waddling toward their burrows while, calling each other and from time to time tumbling over is a real dream. Phillip Island Tour is a 9 hour tour, departing from your place with variable departure time depends on the season. Other great attractions of the tour are: Mauro Sanctuary, to handfeed Kangaroos and got close to Koalas,Woolamai beach,Nobbies the dramatic coastline of Southern Ocean with Wallabies hopping around next to the ocean views

City sightseeing with a difference. Visit the venues that host some of Australia’s favourite sporting events. Drive through the Commonwealth Games Athletes Village and around Albert Park, on the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix Circuit. See Melbourne Park, home of the Australian Open. Tour behind the scenes of the MCG, seeing the player change rooms, media centre and stand on the turf of one of the greatest sports stadiums in the world. Lunch with a drink is included. If you would like to choose more than one option, please see our 3/4 Day Sports Lovers Bus Tour of Melbourne or our Ultimate Sports Lovers Bus Tour of Melbourne. A fabulous way to explore Melbourne's sporting culture.

The museum is home to Australia's Largest Dinosaurs and megafauna from South West Queensland. Visitors will be treated to a up close and personal tour of the dinosaur and megafauna laboratories and see the holotype specimen of Cooper Australia's Largest Individual.

The most famous Australian Camp trek begins in Pokhara. From Pokhara you'll drive to Kande. From Kande you'll trek up to Australian Camp which takes between 2 hours, While you reach the camp you can enjoy lunch with mountain views, After lunch you will trek To Phedi . It takes approx. 2 Hours from Camp. our vehicle will Pick up from phedi and drive Back To Pokhara. The hike to Australian camp offers stunning panoramas of mountains, which include, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna South Hiuchuli, Annapurna II and IV and Lamjung Himal and many more. It is possible to experience the daily life of people who live in the countrysides of Nepal during this trek. The trek will also take you to the most well-known views points in Sarangkot.

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.

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.

Hike to the beautiful Dhampus village and the Australian camp at a height of 2000 meters. Hike through the lush Himalayan rain forests and get to experience stunning vistas of the Himalayas and the picturesque villages and hamlets. Get away from the city in this calm and relaxing treks and get closer to nature and the people of Nepal.

Small-Group Tour to Gallipoli ANZAC Battlefields from Canakkale, in company with a professional English Speaking Guide. Learn the ANZAC Spirit and the Diggers. Look into a 9 months campaign from Australian, New Zealand and Turkish perspective. Enjoy the ferry ride on The Dardanelles across the narrowest part of The Dardanelles.

Living Legends is modelled closely on the Home of Rest for Horses in the United Kingdom where they aim to support equine research, education and training to benefit horses of all ages and breeds. Special emphasis, however, is given to the care of older horses This is home to several of our most loved retired racehorses, including Brew, Efficient, Apache Cat, Fawkner, Almandin, Twilight Payment, Redkirk Warrior (GB) and Peniaphobia (IRE). During the tour you will have the opportunity to feed and pat the horses.

One of the most well-known Australian engagements of the Vietnam War – external site was the Battle of Long Tan – external site, 18 August 1966. The battle saw the action of 108 ANZACS against a Viet Cong (North Vietnamese) force – external site estimated between 1,500 and 2,500. The Battle was one of the heaviest conflicts of the Vietnam War as well as one the few battles in the recorded history of the world to be won against such odds. Vietnam Veterans' Day, celebrated in Australia on 18 August each year, commemorates the Battle of Long Tan and those Australians who served during the Vietnam War and is an opportunity to remember those who did not come home.