Explore the remote Great Australian Bight, Clare Valley wine region with tastings
Discover orchards & gardens, bush tucker & botanicals infused gin on the Wild Yarnbala tour
Visit Point Labatt Conservation Park, home to the endangered sea lion, Murphy’s Haystacks rock formations, Pildappa (Wave) Rock & shuck your own oysters in Coffin Bay
Explore Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Russell Falls & Lake St. Clair in Mount Field National Park, Cradle Mountain National Park and Dove Lake & Port Arthur Historic Site
Explore Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Kakadu National Parks, Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge, Simpsons Gap in the West MacDonnell Ranges & Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park
Discover Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles) en route to Tennant Creek
Visit Royal Flying Doctor Service Alice Springs, Mataranka Thermal Springs & Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Ubirr Rock Art Sites
View Uluru Sunset and Sunrise
Scenic Cruise on Yellow Water Billabong in Kakadu National Park & Nitmiluk Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park
Nitmiluk National Park: Wind through the gorge, carved through ancient sandstone alongside steep cliff walls, watching for lush rainforest gullies in giant cracks, and maybe a freshwater crocodile or two. Learn about the local culture through your indigenous guide’s expertise of the traditional Jawoyn landowners, their stories of how the gorge was formed, and about how the Jawoyn people live and work today.
Nitmiluk National Park: Wind through the gorge, carved through ancient sandstone alongside steep cliff walls, watching for lush rainforest gullies in giant cracks, and maybe a freshwater crocodile or two. Learn about the local culture through your indigenous guide’s expertise of the traditional Jawoyn landowners, their stories of how the gorge was formed, and about how the Jawoyn people live and work today.
Explore Sydney Opera House, Hobbiton Movie Set, National Kiwi Hatchery, and the Dark Sky Reserve
Discover Melbourne, Sydney, Cairns, Auckland, Lake Tekapo, Arrowtown, Queenstown, and Christchurch
Visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta, Bondi Beach in Sydney, and Te Po Maori Experience in Rotorua
View Geothermal activity in Rotorua, and turquoise waters of Lake Tekapo
Scenic Cruise On the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Harbour, and Milford Sound
Uluru: Discover the stunning heart of the Red Centre at Ayers Rock Resort. Revealing natural beauty of this unique landscape, the accommodation offer incredible views of towering gums, flowering native shrubs and flowing red dunes.
Lake Tekapo: This resort overlooks the pristine waters of Lake Tekapo in New Zealand's South Island.
Uluru: Explore the foundations of life and society of the local Aboriginal people in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn about the spiritual connection the local Anangu caretakers have with the land at Uluru.
Uluru: At Walkatjara Art Uluru an Indigenous Anangu artist will explain just what makes this part of the world so spiritual, over an introduction to Western Desert Art, introducing totems and symbols important to the region and represented in paintings and installations. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Rotorua: A feel-good encounter on your New Zealand tour, support the population of New Zealand’s national bird by teaming up with ‘Operation Nest Egg’ on a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience at The National Kiwi Hatchery. Get up close and see kiwi eggs being incubated, the hatching process, and even newly hatched kiwi chicks. Located in Rotorua, this national leader in kiwi husbandry is helping to prevent kiwis from becoming extinct and without their crucial ongoing support it’s estimated that the brown kiwi will be extinct in the wild within two generations. You’ll learn how The National Kiwi Hatchery was launched in 2008 to become the most successful kiwi hatching facility in the world and has since hatched over 1850 eggs with a 98% survival rate. As you learn about the work being done to save this rare native bird, know that on your travels you’re contributing to this valuable conservation effort.
Auckland: An immersive and emotive state-of-the-art guided journey that showcases the All Blacks though exceptional innovation and technology.
Hurunui: Step onto a working hill-country sheep farm. Experience what it is like to farm Merino sheep & Angus cattle in this beautiful part of the country. See the animals graze pastures in the open air and learn about where the best natural products come from.
Explore Sydney Opera House, Hobbiton Movie Set, National Kiwi Hatchery, and the Dark Sky Reserve
Discover Melbourne, Sydney, Cairns, Auckland, Lake Tekapo, Arrowtown, Queenstown, and Christchurch
Visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta, Bondi Beach in Sydney, and Te Po Maori Experience in Rotorua
View Geothermal activity in Rotorua, and turquoise waters of Lake Tekapo
Scenic Cruise On the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Harbour, and Milford Sound
Uluru: Discover the stunning heart of the Red Centre at Ayers Rock Resort. Revealing natural beauty of this unique landscape, the accommodation offer incredible views of towering gums, flowering native shrubs and flowing red dunes.
Lake Tekapo: This resort overlooks the pristine waters of Lake Tekapo in New Zealand's South Island.
Uluru: Explore the foundations of life and society of the local Aboriginal people in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn about the spiritual connection the local Anangu caretakers have with the land at Uluru.
Uluru: At Walkatjara Art Uluru an Indigenous Anangu artist will explain just what makes this part of the world so spiritual, over an introduction to Western Desert Art, introducing totems and symbols important to the region and represented in paintings and installations. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Rotorua: A feel-good encounter on your New Zealand tour, support the population of New Zealand’s national bird by teaming up with ‘Operation Nest Egg’ on a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience at The National Kiwi Hatchery. Get up close and see kiwi eggs being incubated, the hatching process, and even newly hatched kiwi chicks. Located in Rotorua, this national leader in kiwi husbandry is helping to prevent kiwis from becoming extinct and without their crucial ongoing support it’s estimated that the brown kiwi will be extinct in the wild within two generations. You’ll learn how The National Kiwi Hatchery was launched in 2008 to become the most successful kiwi hatching facility in the world and has since hatched over 1850 eggs with a 98% survival rate. As you learn about the work being done to save this rare native bird, know that on your travels you’re contributing to this valuable conservation effort.
Auckland: An immersive and emotive state-of-the-art guided journey that showcases the All Blacks though exceptional innovation and technology.
Hurunui: Step onto a working hill-country sheep farm. Experience what it is like to farm Merino sheep & Angus cattle in this beautiful part of the country. See the animals graze pastures in the open air and learn about where the best natural products come from.
Explore Adelaide Central Market on a Guided tour, Flinders Ranges & Wilpena Pound
Discover Opals in Coober Pedy, stories of Indigenous culture and Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles)
Visit Wadlata Outback Centre in Flinders Ranges, Uluru-Kata Tjuta, Kakadu and Watarrka National Parks, Mataranka Thermal Springs, Kings Canyon & Ubirr Rock Art Site
View Sunset at Uluru
Scenic Cruise on Nitmiluk Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park & Yellow Water Billabong in Kakadu
Flinders Ranges: Your stay at Wilpena Pound Resort directly assists the future of the local Aboriginal people as well as the environment.
Nitmiluk National Park: Wind through the gorge, carved through ancient sandstone alongside steep cliff walls, watching for lush rainforest gullies in giant cracks, and maybe a freshwater crocodile or two. Learn about the local culture through your indigenous guide’s expertise of the traditional Jawoyn landowners, their stories of how the gorge was formed, and about how the Jawoyn people live and work today.
Flinders Ranges: Your stay at Wilpena Pound Resort directly assists the future of the local Aboriginal people as well as the environment.
Nitmiluk National Park: Wind through the gorge, carved through ancient sandstone alongside steep cliff walls, watching for lush rainforest gullies in giant cracks, and maybe a freshwater crocodile or two. Learn about the local culture through your indigenous guide’s expertise of the traditional Jawoyn landowners, their stories of how the gorge was formed, and about how the Jawoyn people live and work today.
Explore The Koorie Heritage Trust Gallery, Sydney Opera House, Hartley's Crocodile Adventures, and National Kiwi Hatchery
Discover Melbourne, Sydney, Cairns, Queenstown, Rotorua, and Auckland
Visit A farm near the Southern Alps, and Maori Village of Ohinemutu in Rotorua in Rotorua
View Sydney Harbour Bridge, and a Maori cultural performance
Scenic Cruise on the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Harbour, and in Waitomo Caves
Scenic Drive Through Queenstown with views of Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables Mountain Range
Melbourne: Enjoy a guided tour of a not for profit First Peoples arts and cultural gallery providing opportunities to learn and connect with the rich living cultural heritage of Aboriginal Victoria in this MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Our guests will have an opportunity to experience part of the largest collection of First Peoples artifacts and artworks in South-East Australia. Our collections tell you a story of our unique culture and history across Victoria while our galleries allow you to explore how our young emerging and our most experienced artists are expressing their culture today through their amazing works. With our experienced First People guides, you will have an opportunity to listen to our stories and engage in conversation to further explore our culture. Then, guests will enjoy a short guided walk along the banks of the Yarra River where they will have the chance to learn about the history of the Birrarung and the Aboriginal Peoples of the Kulin Nation.
Queenstown: Come and meet your host a 'Southern Girl' local farmer in the South Island, for some good old fashioned southern hospitality.
Rotorua: A feel-good encounter on your New Zealand tour, support the population of New Zealand’s national bird by teaming up with ‘Operation Nest Egg’ on a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience at The National Kiwi Hatchery. Get up close and see kiwi eggs being incubated, the hatching process, and even newly hatched kiwi chicks. Located in Rotorua, this national leader in kiwi husbandry is helping to prevent kiwis from becoming extinct and without their crucial ongoing support it’s estimated that the brown kiwi will be extinct in the wild within two generations. You’ll learn how The National Kiwi Hatchery was launched in 2008 to become the most successful kiwi hatching facility in the world and has since hatched over 1850 eggs with a 98% survival rate. As you learn about the work being done to save this rare native bird, know that on your travels you’re contributing to this valuable conservation effort.
Bondi Beach: Rub shoulders with the bronzed, beautiful people of Bondi Beach, as you join a surf lifesaver who will take you through the Members Only facility of Australia's oldest surf lifesaving club, followed by lunch with views over the sparkling Pacific Ocean.
Bondi Beach: Rub shoulders with the bronzed, beautiful people of Bondi Beach, as you join a surf lifesaver who will take you through the Members Only facility of Australia's oldest surf lifesaving club, followed by lunch with views over the sparkling Pacific Ocean.
Explore the remote Great Australian Bight, Clare Valley wine region with tastings
Discover orchards & gardens, bush tucker & botanicals infused gin on the Wild Yarnbala tour
Visit Point Labatt Conservation Park, home to the endangered sea lion, Murphy’s Haystacks rock formations, Pildappa (Wave) Rock & shuck your own oysters in Coffin Bay
