AUSTRALIA
Australia's standouts.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Australia right now, with prices, run times and what each day actually involves.
A guided inside look at the Sydney Opera House’s architecture, foyers, and backstage spaces, plus optional meal add-ons.
“300 stairs we didn’t know about that are done in small amounts so it’s doable. Lovely sights to see.”
Small-group Blue Mountains day trip with a real Wentworth Falls waterfall walk, Three Sisters lookouts, and a fresh continental roll lunch from Sydney.
“It was a great trip. Zack was wonderful. The hike to the waterfall was great. The waterfall was great. Lunch was delicious 😋 too. Everything was much better than I expected.”
A 90-minute small-group walk through The Rocks: convict-era stories, Cadman’s Cottage, convict-labour foundations, and Harbour views from $32.99.
“Enjoyed this tour very much! Even though it was raining umbrellas were provided and tour guide made sure we stopped to hear information at covered areas. Everyone from adults and children enjoyed tour. Vickie was excellent!! Would recommend to friends.”
A 3-hour Melbourne walking tour mixing colonial landmarks, street art laneways, and café stops, with coffee and a drink included.
“Hugo could not have been more informative, engaging, entertaining, and knowledgeable about his city. We would recommend him to anyone looking for an excellent tour guide.”
A 90-minute guided walk through The Rocks, with convict-era stories, cobbled lanes, and big harbour views for $32.
“it was an excellent tour with lots of interesting information about the rocks. Our guide Anne have us lots of tips for things to see and do around the area when the tour was over.”
Great Ocean Road day tour from Melbourne with koala spotting, a forest walk, Apollo Bay stop, and multiple 12 Apostles viewpoints.
“A wonderful and relaxing journey — our tour guide was very experienced and helpful throughout. Will recommend it.”
Active small-group Blue Mountains day trip with Wentworth Falls walk, Three Sisters views, included lunch, snacks, and Sydney transport.
“Great outdoor experience. Not super touristy. Excellent vibes & group of people. Highly recommend to anyone who likes a bit of a trek as well.”
Maria Island cruise from Hobart with guided Darlington convict walk, lunch and drinks. Spot wombats, seals, dolphins, and albatross.
“This cruise was amazing! Highly recommend! You get to see so many things/wildlife on the boat and then stop in Darlington to view wildlife and take a tour. My daughter and I branched off for a quick dip in the crystal clear waters. DefiRead more”
90-minute SCG tour with museum entry. Step onto the cricket pitch, tour dressing rooms, Walk of Honour and see memorabilia for $23.
“Very informative guide called Kevin, knew everything anybody asked him would recommend tour”
Walk SCG behind the scenes for $25.10. See dressing rooms, the tunnel, trophies, and learn Aussie sporting history with a small guide group.
“Even if you don't like cricket it's a good tour...loads of info and great going back stage..shame couldn't see swans change room”
Great Ocean Road, 12 Apostles, and an Otway rainforest walk with morning tea on a comfort coach from Melbourne.
“Great Guide can’t remember his name, starts with “I”. Awesome itinerary. A great experience along with the information from the guide.”
Small-group Melbourne foodie walk through laneways and arcades with Chinese dumplings, sweet tastings, coffee, and a final drink.
“Our guide, Rita, knew all the vendors personally and told us the “story” of how their shop came to be. It was an enjoyable afternoon. The bahn mi stop was our favorite. Rita is from Melbourne and knew the history and background on all areas. It was well paced and the food selections were tasty…”
Walk Sydney’s core in a small group, learn First Nations and colonial history, then finish with craft beer and harbor views.
“Top tour, superbly hosted by Jake. So informative and witty. Learnt so much about Sydney's formative history. Thank you”
A 3-hour Perth CBD walking tour with art and history, small-group storytelling, and practical local tips, ending near Barrack Square.
“Very enjoyable - lots of interesting facts, nice pace with pause for a coffee break, and a friendly and knowledgeable guide.”
Sip craft drinks in four historic Rocks pubs on a 2.5-hour Sydney walking tour, with convict-era stories and a guided route.
“We had a blast touring the old pubs with "Dave's" group. Our guide was knowledgeable in the history of the pubs. The other guests were from other countries and so much fun. I highly recommend”
