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Drink in Wineglass Bay
Glistening water fills a goblet cut into the coastline of Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s East Coast. Enjoy views of the Tasman Sea rimmed by soft white sand.
Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef
A kaleidoscope of colour, this natural wonder is a must-see. Don a snorkel and join the flamboyant fish flitting between the of rainbows of coral.
Travel the Great Ocean Road to discover its famous icons, where eight impressive limestone pillars crown the churning ocean, set apart from the dramatic coastline.
An Australian icon and a site of great Indigenous importance, Uluru is colossal in its size and sentiment. Rising 348m (1142ft) from the plain below, its colourful hues are illuminated beautifully, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Australia’s northwest corner is adorned with spectacular falls, vast plateaus and geological wonders. From the dusty Gibb River Road to the churning Horizontal Falls, take it all in on a 4WD adventure or Kimberley Coast cruise.
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Recent Aussie Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys around Australia
There were some guests (only 10 of in total so heaps of room on the coach) that did not enjoy the grazing plate meals but we thought they were fine. The food itself was very good, the wine tastings were well organised, the dinner at Seppeltsfield was great (beautiful grounds & buildings). St Hugo’s lunch was also a highlight but I think the dinner at Mt Lofty was too much food, still good but perhaps slightly pretentious. Very expensive wine, over $70 for 2 standard glasses of red wine (public holiday loading & c/c charges). The cooking class at Maggie Beers was very interesting & we enjoyed our time there, perhaps again too much food after eating the meals cooked in the demo. The drive through Brachina Gorge was amazing! Lunch in Parachilna was a standout too.
All in all the whole 7 days were filled with very interesting activities, different places to see, food was of a good standard & the group got along very well. Highly recommend the whole trip to anyone interested in seeing those parts of SA, but remember there is quite a bit of coach travel involved so not for everyone.
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24 July, 2023
Tasmania Through the SeasonsTasmania often faces unfair criticism regarding its climate, but despite being Australia's coldest state, it actually enjoys warmer weather than the United Kingdom. In fact, Hobart, the second-driest capital in the country, reinforces this notion. So, for those considering a visit to...
07 December, 2022
Discovering The Kimberley With APTThe Kimberley is home to a wonderful range of flora and fauna, which is often only found in this area. The natural highlights, lush rainforest, hidden gorges, stunning coastline, rocky outcrops and cascading waterfalls also draw travellers to the Kimberley for an adventure you won’t forget....
07 December, 2022
What You Need To Know Before You Start Your APT Kimberley Wilderness AdventureYour APT Crew & 4WD VehicleFrom the moment you join the tour, your friendly crew are on hand to ensure your comfort, take care of all arrangements, answer questions and provide a friendly face. Your Driver-Guide is a highly trained industry professional, committed to making your adventure...
01 December, 2022
APT's Kimberley Wilderness Lodges & ResortsAPT Wilderness LodgesIn partnership with the Indigenous land owners, APT's network of lodges are exclusive to APT guests and are used extensively across their range of Kimberley tours. Each lodge is strategically located to place you in the heart of wilderness country. By day, enjoy...
