Swim and snorkel with wild dolphins and seals while travelling along the beautiful coastline of Kangaroo Island in South Australia! This is truly an incredible wildlife encounter experience that you can’t get anywhere else. Prefer to stay dry? Opt for the view only option! You’ll still be able to enjoy the fantastic views on the boat ride while watching these beautiful creatures playing in their natural habitat.

Get in close proximity with the biggest fish in the sea! Swimming with whale sharks at the Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia is a bucket list experience for many. Booking a tour is essential and the expert guides will make sure you’ll have the best experience possible! Whale shark season along the Ningaloo Reef normally falls between March to September but sometimes these massive creatures can still be spotted in the area as late as October.

Unleash your inner Elsa at the only ice bar in Australia at Ice Bar Melbourne! At minus 10 degrees Celsius, this is the perfect place to chill with your mates and have a lovely time with your family members. Choose from a unique selection of cocktails, ice shots and non-alcoholic drinks and enjoy your time looking at intricate ice sculptures. There’s also a massive ice throne fit for the perfect ice king/queen!

Swimming with sea lions is a rare animal encounter that you cannot find anywhere else on the planet. The Australian Sea Lions are endangered and they can only be seen in specific islands in Western and Southern Australia so consider yourself lucky if you have the chance to get up close and personal with them at Port Lincoln! You can jump right in the water and swim alongside these adorable sea creatures by joining a boat tour. 

Drink wine all day err-day at Barossa Valley on a wine tour! This small group wine tasting tour allows you to sample some of the best wines Adelaide has to offer. Enjoy the picturesque view of the vineyard and treat yourself to fine wines, an exquisite lunch and learn about the fascinating history of the wineries that have made their name out there internationally.

May to November is whale migration season in Australia! Queensland’s Hervey Bay is the “Whale Watching Capital of Australia” as whales can be easily seen from July to October and it might be the closest encounter you’ll ever get with whales. Whale season varies between states so it’s important to check with your tour operator to get the best whale watching experience. 

Get your adrenaline pumping in the adrenaline capital of the world! Jump on a jet boating adventure at Queenstown and whiz pass breathtaking scenery. Enjoy the time of your life passing through narrow canyons, rocky outcrops, and around crags and boulders. If you love fun and adventure, this experience which includes fun 360 degrees spins and fishtails should definitely be on your bucket list!

Get your cameras ready for that postcard perfect scenery at the Wineglass Bay in Tasmania! Located in Freycinet National Park, Wineglass Bay Beach is consistently voted as one of the best beaches in the world. You’ve probably seen countless pictures of the pink granite rocky shores and glistening crescent of white sand meeting the turquoise water. A great way to explore the beauty of Tasmania’s east coast is by joining a guided day tour where you’ll get to immerse yourself in the Australian bush landscape and learn about the incredible ecosystem and history of the region.