Beneath are (guided) tours and packages we found for you. Sip your favorite cocktail as you cruise around Sydney Harbour on a luxury yacht, unfurl your swag by a crackling campfire in the Outback, be part of a connoisseur walking tour in Tasmania, savor end-of-the-world views from an award-successful eco-lodge, or explore legendary World Heritage Sites corresponding to Kakadu National Park, the Ningaloo Coast and Lord Howe Island.\n\nSpend a number of days in this wonderful harborside city, exploring the hidden bays and inlets of Sydney Harbour on a luxury yacht, strolling around the historic sandstone terraces of Paddington and Woollahra, taking a non-public surf lesson on Bondi Seaside, or walking by way of the numerous breathtaking harborside national parks at the heart of this beautiful city.\n\nFor an incomparably breathtaking and humbling experience, few things can match swimming with the 18 meter-long whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef Be part of these light giants – the world’s largest species of fish – for their annual gathering off the Ningaloo Coast in Western Australia between mid-March and mid-July.\n\nStaying in a beachfront villa, or joining a luxury camping expedition, traverse the island along the seaside highway, swim in the aqua waters of Lake McKenzie, roll down the sand dunes into the emerald green Lake Wabby, or float on a tire tube down crystal-clear Eli Creek.\n\nAustralians really love their sport, and summertime is when lots of the national sporting spectacles heat up. On the first Tuesday in November, fashionable and ultra-modern Melbourne hosts one of the world’s great horse races, the Melbourne Cup, followed by the Australian Open Tennis in January, and the Method One Australian Grand Prix in March.