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Just outside of Brisbane City, visitors to Australia can experience the country’s magnificent wildlife up close and personal. The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary, and is now home to more than 130 koalas as well as an eclectic range of other native species, making it the perfect addition to any Brisbane day tours.

Explore the vibrant and fascinating city life of Brisbane on our Brisbane city tour, where you’ll have the chance to dive into the rich history and culture of this fabulous city. Throughout the day, you’ll get to peel back the layers as we explore by bike and take you to some of the best spots in the area.

The waters of picturesque Morton Bay remain untouched, providing an incredible place for visitors to interact with the stunning selection of wildlife in the area. Here, majestic sea creatures like whales, dugongs, and stingrays bask in the shallows and hunt for food in the deeper waters. But the main reason visitors take a Moreton Island day tour and flock to Tangalooma, a key resort in the Morton Bay area, is for the family of bottlenose dolphins that visit every day to feed and interact with their human counterparts.

Though Brisbane is a vibrant city with plenty to explore, there are also an abundance of beautiful landmarks and attractions to discover in its surrounding regions. In fact, the ocean that flanks Brisbane is home to a series of paradise islands bursting with rich wildlife and stunning views.

Fraser Island is packed full of interesting activities for the whole family. So why not spend longer on this incredible island and pitch a tent at some of the best camping spots available? Camping is a relaxed style of holidaying, offering the freedom to a day trip out with your 4WD or walking shoes, or simply relax in the camping ground, enjoying the wildlife surrounding you. We have listed just a few wonderful camping grounds on offer, but there are many more out there!

Kangaroo Point is a suburb in Brisbane set right along the Brisbane River. It is one of Brisbane’s oldest suburbs, it is renowned for its natural beauty within the centre of everything. It’s just 3km away from South Bank.

The Gold Coast is alive with an eclectic selection of wildlife and natural scenery just waiting to be explored. At the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, you can discover a range of native creatures and learn more about their habitats, behaviour, and lifestyles.

The Gold Coast boasts an eclectic mix of landscapes, from the sprawling hinterland filled with ancient history to the pristine beaches that harbour keen fishing cultures that still pervade today. All along the coastline, fishermen regularly venture out to sea to find fresh catches, but there is plenty of fishing done from the shores as well, including something unique to any Gold Coast city tour – yabby pumping.