Stay : Road trip de Sydney a Cairns

When you think of Australia, it's hard not to think of Sydney and its iconic opera house Capital of New South Wales, Sydney is also Australia's largest city, with a population of 5.3 million. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Sydney and its beaches enjoy a Mediterranean climate that's sure to warm your heart.

Surf at Bondi Beach

Feel like surfing on the famous Bondi Beach? This is the activity for you! It attracts surfers from all over the world every year. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll find waves to suit your level under professional supervision.

Bridge climb

Discover Sydney differently with the chance to climb Sydney's famous "Harbour Bridge". At 134 meters high, enjoy a magnificent 360-degree view of the rest of the city after climbing a number of steps.

Fly over Sydney Harbour

During this flyover, discover Sydney from the skies for an exceptional view! Get up high and enjoy a breathtaking panorama of Sydney's famous harbor, the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and the famous Bondi Beach.

Just 2h30 north of Sydney, don't miss Port Stephens. A picture-postcard setting awaits you in a place bustling with activity. Delight your eyes with the magnificent scenery and satisfy your curiosity with encounters with exceptional wildlife.

Sand boarding

After a ride in a 4x4 bus, discover the joys of boarding on the sand. Supervised by our instructors, you'll have access to boards enabling you to glide down the sand dunes in complete safety. The ideal activity for fans of gliding!

Quad adventure

Get on board a quad bike in the heart of the sand dunes! Ride and discover incredible desert landscapes. You can go at your own pace, slowly to discover the beauty of the place, or at full speed for maximum thrills!

Dolphin-watching cruise

This cruise gives you the chance to see dolphins in their natural habitat! It's also an opportunity to discover the port, as well as the impressive Tomaree and Yacaaba promontories.

Port Macquarie's beaches are not very touristy. For lovers of waterside strolls, we recommend the Breakwall Walking Path and the Coastal Walk, whose fame is partly due to the Koala Hospital.

Koala Hospital

This accredited wildlife rehabilitation center, the Koala Hospital, has been helping to save and rehabilitate koalas since 1973! The Koala Hospital offers daily guided tours to learn more about this typically Australian creature and the workings of this exceptional rehabilitation facility. Admission is free, and you can make donations at the end of the tour if you wish.

A little corner of paradise 175 kilometers from Brisbane and 90 kilometers from the Gold Coast, Byron Bay is a town in full tourist expansion. With its lively city center, it's a meeting place for tourists, artists and hippies! Visitors flock to Byron Bay for its magnificent beaches, where surfing is a religion.

Kayaking with dolphins

Accompanied by professional guides, kayak with dolphins and discover other marine animals such as turtles on the waters of Byron Bay. This experience allows you to combine kayaking with the discovery of the region's marine wildlife in a convivial setting.

Whale-watching cruise

Every winter, from June to October, whales return to Australia's east coast to breed, making their home near Byron Bay. Take advantage of a whale-watching cruise to observe these majestic mammals!

Located in south-eastern Queensland, the Gold Coast stretches along 57 kilometers of coastline. The region covers an area of 420 square kilometers and is home to numerous towns such as Surfers Paradise and Burleigh Heads, to name but a few. Whether you're a partygoer, surfer or nature lover, you'll find plenty to do on the coast or in the hinterland of this activity-rich region.

Jet Ski Safari

If you're dreaming of speed and a unique experience, get on board a jet ski and set off on an adventure! You'll be able to discover the Gold Coast and its surroundings in a whole new way, riding your jet ski with your hair blowing in the wind!

Theme parks

With five theme parks to choose from, including Dreamworld, Movie World, Sea World, Wet'n'Wild and WhiteWater World, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to theme park fun!

With its subtropical climate, Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, can welcome you all year round in the sunshine of its bustling city center and surroundings rich in Australian flora and fauna. The country's third-largest city lies 900 kilometers north of Sydney and is bordered by its eponymous river.

Adventure Moreton

Discover Moreton Island and the famous Tangalooma shipwreck. Enjoy a day of snorkeling, paddle boarding and kayaking.

North Stradbroke Island

Take a trip to Stradbroke Island. Called Straddie by Australians, you'll discover the island's beaches. You'll also encounter a dense fauna including dolphins, kangaroos, whales and wild koalas.

Just 1h30 north of Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast covers 1,633 square kilometers. The best-known town in this sunny region is Noosa.

This small town is the ideal place to relax, unwind or hike along the trails of its national park.

Parachute jumping

If you're a thrill-seeker who loves beaches, the ideal plan is to skydive over them, so you can admire them from above. You can also go tandem skydiving to marvel at the scenery beneath your feet.

Surfing lessons

To fully immerse yourself in Australian culture, there's nothing better than taking lessons in one of the country's most famous sports. Accompanied by professionals, discover their infallible techniques to learn the basics of surfing and ride the waves with grace.

4x4 on the beach & kayaking

Start with a 4x4 bus tour of the beach! Then you have two choices. Board a kayak to navigate the crystal-clear waters around Noosa or try your hand at surfing.

The world's largest sand island, Fraser Island is a must-see on any trip to the East Coast. A blend of sandy beach and tropical rainforest, it can only be reached with an adapted vehicle, i.e. a 4x4. Its 1,840 square kilometers of territory are home to a dense fauna and flora that flourish in spectacular landscapes.

1-day tour

This one-day tour is just a taste of Fraser Island's beauty. Being a colossal size, with roads that are sometimes difficult to negotiate, you'll only see a minor part of all the island's treasures, but you'll still have an exceptional time catching a glimpse of the must-sees in this corner of paradise.

2-day - 1-night tour

This length will give you a more complete overview of Fraser Island and a more immersive experience on this magnificent island. Depending on the companies and options you choose, you'll stay in a campsite, a beach house or even a resort.

St. Agnes Water is renowned for its waves, making it an ideal place for surfing and water sports.You can also surf and kitesurfand kitesurfing on Agnes Water Main Beachthe most northerly beach in Queensland, at around 6 kilometersin Queensland.If you're a hiking enthusiast, you'llyou'll love the Paperbark Forest Walk.This hike through the rainforest isour favorite at Agnes Water.

AIRLIE BEACH & WHITSUNDAYS

A tropical town in the Whitsundays region, Airlie Beach is a small, dynamic city offering tourists a wide range of options in terms of activities, accommodation and dining.

The Whitsundays are an extraordinary place, just a stone's throw from the Great Barrier Reef in north-east Queensland. An archipelago of over 70 islands, it's a truly postcard-perfect place to fly over or explore from a boat.

Flying over the Great Barrier Reef

There are a number of flight options for a breathtaking view of the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef: an hour-long flight in a small plane, a helicopter flight or a seaplane flight over this paradise.

2 or 3-day sailboat or catamaran cruise

You can choose the number of days of your excursion. The longer you stay, the more time you'll have to explore the Whitsundays.

COMBINE THE TWO

Flight & cruise package

If you can't decide whether to visit the Whitsundays from the heights or from the ocean, don't worry! In fact, it's possible to combine these two incredible experiences.

Magnetic Island, only accessible by ferry, is renowned for its incredible flora and fauna. These are well preserved on this 52-square-kilometer island, most of which is covered by the Magnetic Island National Park. In fact, the densest population of koalas is to be found in this park. To see them, we recommend hiking through the park to immerse yourself in their natural environment.

On this island, you can also meet and hand-feed rock wallabies. These are often found on the rocks of Geoffrey Bay, which we invite you to visit.

Just 1h50 from the city of Cairns, the small coastal town of Mission Beach is the ideal place to spend a weekend. It's also the starting and finishing point for many East Coast road trips and excursions to the Great Barrier Reef. Magnificent landscapes and idyllic beaches make this the perfect spot for a few days' getaway.

Snorkeling or diving

The Great Barrier Reef is located in the vicinity of Mission Beach. It is therefore highly recommended to observe the magnificent coral reefs and colorful fish by donning a snorkeling mask or even donn inga diver's suit to explore the depths!

Cairns is often the first or last stop on an East Coast roadtrip. Surrounded by the Daintree Rainforest, Cairns and its surroundings will immerse you in a breathtaking tropical landscape.

Snorkeling or diving

Also close to the famous Great Barrier Reef, we recommend that you discover the magnificent marine creatures by snorkelingor diving .

Fitzroy Island or Green Island

The beautiful Fitzroy Island is a superb place to dive amid a rich marine life ofturtles and extraordinary fish .The island is home to the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre. Green Island is also renowned for itssumptuous coral re efs.

CAPE TRIBULATION & PORT DOUGLAS

Cape Tribulation and Port Douglas are two of Queensland's most northerly points. To reach Cape Tribulation, take a car barge across the ten meters or so separating the two shores. Here, you'll be immersed in the scenery of northeastern Australia, with views of the world's oldest rainforest, the Daintree Forest.

Snorkeling

In this corner of Australia's east coast, you'll have the opportunity to discover the beauty of the Great Barrier Re ef, as well as to snorkelamong superb animals such as turtles, of which there are quite a few .

Crocodile watching

Crocodiles are abundant in North Queensland,crocodiles live on the banks of rainforest streamsof the rainforest.