Australia & New Zealand: A Month Down Under - 38 Days

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Genders

  • Female65%
  • Male35%

Average age

27
18 Min39 Max

Start / End

  • Auckland
  • Cairns

Physical rating

3/5

Group size

1 - 20

Meals included

34

Highlights

  • Get your adrenaline pumping in Queenstown
  • Snap a photo of the Sydney Opera House
  • Explore K'gari island.
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Summary

Get ready for the ultimate down-under road trip. This 38-day adventure through New Zealand and Australia dives straight into the heart of these two adrenaline-packed countries. Surf, kayak, and snorkel in world-famous spots, trek through stunning national parks, and explore the breathtaking Great Barrier Reef. It’s the perfect blend of thrill and chill—action-packed days with plenty of time to kick back, relax, and soak in all the magic.

Itinerary

  • Day 1

    Auckland

    Arrive at any time. There are no activities until an evening welcome meeting, so head out and enjoy the city.

  • Day 2

    Auckland/Raglan

    Begin your journey along backroads to Bridal Veil Falls where the group will head out on a short walk through north island native bush to this stunning waterfall. Continue onwards to the surf town of Raglan, first up it is time to get on the water for some sea kayaking. The group will then head to our accommodation right in the middle of the surf and arts town of Raglan for the next two nights. Travel to Raglan, a cool coastal town famous for its black sand beach and surf break. You’ll kayak to a remote part of the harbour for a boat cruise and lunch, before heading to our accommodation, close to the action in Raglan this evening.

  • Day 3

    Raglan

    Spend the full day in Raglan, home to a world-famous surf break. There's no better way to live like the locals do, so grab a surf board and jump right in with an included lesson. You'll also have plenty of time to relax and soak up the laid-back coastal vibes while swapping stories with your travel buddies. Head down to the beach for an included surf lesson. The afternoon is free to do what you choose.

  • Day 4

    Raglan/Rotorua

    Another day, another chance to explore! Today the group will begin journeying to Rotorua with a stop along the way in Waitomo. Here you can choose to go caving in the famous Waitomo Caves, where you will see glow worms light up the cave's ceiling just like stars in the night sky. Next up is Rotorua, notable for its geothermal activity. In the evening you'll visit a thermal valley for an engaging cultural experience by night at the Te Puia Village.

  • Day 5

    Rotorua/Taupo

    Spend a free morning in fascinating Rotorua. Opt to explore hot springs, walking past bubbling mud pits and multi-coloured pools, or go on a white-water rafting excursion. Depart Rotorua in the afternoon and travel to Taupo. Along the way stop for a visit to the mighty Huka Falls, these impressive falls are not to be missed on the North Island. Arrive in Taupo, and experience an afternoon together sailing New Zealand's largest lake.

  • Day 6

    Taupo/Wellington

    Hit the road to the nation’s capital at the southern end of the North Island. Take in the ever-changing scenery, swap travel stories with your group, and simply reflect on your journey. The group will arrive early enough to visit the National Museum, Te Papa — home to displays of historical Maori artifacts and modern exhibits. Then the choice is yours, so take that cable car ride to the hills overlooking the city, or make that stroll along the Oriental Parade happen because you're here now and you might as well take advantage of everything around you. The group will finish the day off with an optional night out on the town together in the central business district. Travel to Wellington, New Zealand's capital city. Arrive early enough for a visit to the National Museum, Te Papa.

    Take a short walk from our accommodation to see the sights of the central business district. Finish the day off with an optional night on the town.

  • Day 7

    Wellington/Abel Tasman National Park

    Don't forget those cameras before hopping on the morning ferry to cross the Cook Strait. Pro tip: make sure you stand outside and marvel at the views of the Marlborough Sounds at the tip of the South Island. Then drive past lush native forests, beautiful clear waters, blue skies, and golden sands as the group travels to Abel Tasman National Park. Catch a morning ferry and cross the scenic Cook Strait. Make sure to stand outside and enjoy the views of the Marlborough Sounds at the top of the South Island. Disembark and transfer to Abel Tasman National Park, well-known for its stunning white sand beaches.

  • Day 8

    Abel Tasman National Park

    Picture this: birdsong ringing from the treetops as you wander through the undergrowth stumbling upon occasional waterfalls nestled in the midst of the forest. You take a dip in one of the refreshing pools before finding your way to pristine coastline and turquoise bays where you can soak up the sun and relax in the sand.

    This is the kind of day that awaits you in Abel Tasman NP, you are free to explore the golden beaches and winding waterways any way you’d like! So have fun, build a sand castle for us, and let the adventures continue!

  • Day 9

    Abel Tasman National Park/Westport

    It’s off to Westport today! Breathe in the fresh air and soak in the beautiful views as the group heads south down the rugges West coast. Make a (very cool) pit stop to a seal colony in Cape Foulwind and watch these majestic animals in their habitat before continuing on to Westport for the evening. On arrival discover the true charm of this coal mining town.

  • Day 10

    Westport/Franz Josef

    Continue on a scenic drive south along the coast to Punakaiki; think pancake rocks and blowholes (man, those are two random things we never thought would be in the same sentence). As a special spot full of local secrets, Punakaiki is a great place to hop out of the bus, stretch those legs, and appreciate the strange beauty nature can create. Continue following the coastal road towards Franz Josef arriving at a unique wilderness lodge set in the rainforest for the night.

  • Day 11

    Franz Josef

    Enjoy a free day in Franz Josef. Today is all yours to spend as you please! From hiking to kayaking and walking on a glacier, there’s bound to be something you’ll want to check off that bucket list.

    If your goal is to make actual contact with the glacier then try a heli-hike or guided ice walk. Or you could let nature be your guide and explore the rainforests, lakes, and waterfalls that surround Franz Josef. If you’d rather stay in town, then grab a bite to eat and chill, taking in the beautiful surrounds... the choice is yours!

  • Day 12

    Franz Josef/Queenstown

    Hit the road to the adventure capital of the world — Queenstown. Sit back, relax, and gaze out the window as you leave Glacier Country, winding through lush forests and over Haast Pass. Along the way, make a stop in Wanaka, where you’ll have the chance to snap a photo of the iconic Wanaka Tree, one of New Zealand’s most photographed natural landmarks. The photo opportunities will seem endless (make sure those cameras are charged!). Then gear up and get ready, because the adrenaline is going to be pumping over the next few days.

  • Day 13

    Queenstown

    Let’s put it this way, if you’re the sort of person that loves adventure mixed with adrenaline all while exploring one of the most scenic places in the country, then Queenstown is for you!

    Gear up for a free day that is sure to leave you breathless. Opt to be a dare devil and get ready to have those hearts pumping with some adrenaline-filled options like jet boating, bungee jumping, or skydiving.

  • Day 14

    Queenstown

    Let your breathing return to normal today with a slower pace in Queenstown. Enjoy free time to explore at your own rhythm — stroll along the shores of Lake Wakatipu, browse local boutiques, relax in a lakeside café, or opt for one of the many adventure activities the town is famous for. For those wanting to experience one of New Zealand’s most iconic natural wonders, an optional excursion to Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound is available. Journey through dramatic alpine scenery before boarding a boat cruise beneath towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls in this breathtaking fjord — one of the wettest and most awe-inspiring places on Earth. Whether you choose relaxation or adventure there's something for everyone here!

  • Day 15

    Queenstown

    Today's your chance to get out of Queenstown with your CEO on a scenic day trip to Glenorchy at the head of Lake Wakatipu, where dramatic alpine landscapes made famous as filming locations for The Lord of the Rings create an unforgettable backdrop. Weather permitting, you'll also have the option to discover the beautiful Bob’s Cove Track, an epic coastal hike with stunning lake and mountain views.

    Note: Weather can be a wild card—your CEO may switch things up to keep the day epic, rain or shine.

  • Day 16

    Queenstown / Arrowtown / Tekapo

    Start the day with a relaxed start to the day in Queenstown before departing for a scenic drive. Stop in the charming historic village of Arrowtown, often considered one of New Zealand’s most beautiful small towns and known for its gold-rush history and beautifully preserved streets. Then continue on to the stunning shores of Lake Tekapo, famous for its turquoise waters and mountain backdrop, where we’ll be staying for the next two nights.

  • Day 17

    Aoraki / Mt Cook National Park / Tekapo

    Spend the day visiting Aoraki / Mt Cook National Park, taking in the breathtaking alpine scenery. Explore the park at your own pace, enjoying options such as walking along the Hooker Valley Track, visiting the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre, or simply admiring the stunning views and glacial lakes of New Zealand’s highest peak.

  • Day 18

    Tekapo to Christchurch

    Scoot on up to Christchurch to explore the South Island's largest city, famous for its English-style gardens and quirky street art. Enjoy free time to wander the city, check out its café culture and creative vibes, and see what the nightlife is all about with your travel tribe.

  • Day 19

    Christchurch/Kaikoura

    Mountains, marine life, and magic! Kaikoura is pretty darn special, so special in fact, that it may be the South Island’s best kept secret. The best way to experience it is to get out there and witness what this rugged coastal town does best. Book a whale watching cruise, swim with dolphins, or just take a walk along the coast admiring the scenery. In the afternoon try bird watching, swim with dolphins or splurge on a flight over the peninsula. Spend the afternoon swimming with dolphins or taking a scenic flight over the peninsula.

    Bird watchers will be pleased to know that big ocean birds such as albatrosses, petrels and shearwaters frequent the area.

  • Day 20

    Kaikoura/Wellington

    Reminisce and reflect on your time in New Zealand as you and the group travel to Picton to catch a ferry back to Wellington. Watch the majestic scenery of this country unfold before you and simply appreciate the moment (we know you’re probably already making plans to return.) Once back in the city grab some grub with your travel crew and let the good times roll for one last night out together in New Zealand.

  • Day 21

    Wellington/Sydney

    Today we say goodbye to New Zealand and fly to Australia. Departing out of Wellington, we'll touch down in Sydney after about 4 hours in the air. Enjoy an evening at leisure in Australia's biggest city. A great way to start your time in the city is to head down to the harbour's edge to 'The Rocks' historic area.

  • Day 22

    Sydney

    Join your CEO as you climb aboard the local ferry and travel from Sydney to Manly Beach. Manly is one of Australia's most famous beaches, which is quite the praise for a giant island nation. With world class surfing, beautiful water and lined with pine trees, you'll quickly learn why its so popular amongst locals and travelers alike. Take a cliff top hike, relax on the beach or hit one of the many shops or restaurants in this seaside suburb.

  • Day 23

    Sydney

    There is so much to do in Sydney. Even though just a few free days aren't enough to see it all, it's still worth it! Opt to visit the Sydney Opera House, climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge, check out some of the famed museums or eat at some incredible restaurants.

  • Day 24

    Sydney

    Enjoy one last day in Sydney! Make sure to tick off those last few must do's in this amazing city. If you need ideas for today, make sure to ask your CEO, as there is always something to do here.

  • Day 25

    Sydney/Arrawarra

    It's all aboard today as you take the train north to Coffs Harbour. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the views. After pulling into Coffs Harbour station, the group will travel to Spot X Surf Camp, our base for the next few days.

  • Day 26

    Arrawarra

    As the sun rises along the ocean hit the beach for an included surf lesson with Spot X. Located in one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the country they are completely devoted to the surf lifestyle.

    Spend some time in the sun and laughing in the waves with your travel tribe before heading out on a kangaroo trek. Then it’s time for a free afternoon to enjoy your surroundings. Soak up views of Solitary Islands Marine Park, embark on a rockpool scramble to look for fish traps and sea creatures, or wander over to Mullawarra beach for a picnic. Your only real job today is to have fun!

  • Day 27

    Arrawarra/Byron Bay

    Adventure through lush national parks, stunning beaches, rolling green hills, and small but vibrant towns full of charm and authentic Australian culture as the group drives from Arrawarra to Byron Bay. Grab lunch in the surf and arts town of Byron Bay, before walking to Cape Byron Lighthouse to see the easternmost point of mainland Australia. Keep an eye on the ocean, if luck is on your side you may glimpse some of the spectacular wildlife that call this place home. Travel the coastal road to the stunning surf and arts town of Byron Bay. Enjoy plenty of free time to experience the hippie surfing town.

  • Day 28

    Byron Bay

    Welcome to Byron Bay… the city of surfing and sunbathing! The day is yours to explore; walk along hidden beaches, play in the surf, grab a massage. Want to get your adrenaline pumping? Go skydiving or try sea kayaking. At the end of it all hop on that surfboard for one last ride because as the locals say, “You haven’t surfed until you’ve surfed Byron Man!"

    Opt to pre-book the "Byron Bay Ocean Kayaking" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

  • Day 29

    Byron Bay/Brisbane

    Travel from Byron Bay to another seaside city in Australia, Brisbane! Today you have the whole day to explore this awesome city. Opt to visit the City Botanic Gardens, hike mount Coot-Tha or hit up some of the many amazing bars and restaurants. In the evening, we recommend exploring Eat Street Northshore night market, or grab a beer under the lit up Story Bridge in Fortitude Valley.

  • Day 30

    Brisbane/K'gari (Fraser Island)

    An early rise today starts your journey to K'gari (Fraser Island) World Heritage Area. Upon arrival to the largest sand island in the world, you will go through a traditional welcome by the Butchulla people, setting the tone for what's to come. After the welcome ceremony, get straight into the 4WD adventure. Swim in Boorangoora (Lake Mckenzie), hike beneath the amazing rainforest and walk along the beach during sunset (seasonal). At night, sit around the campfire with your new found friends. This unique stay on K'gari is hosted by the Traditional Owners of the land who are keen to share their experiences with you and welcome you. This is an incredibly unique experience and a thrilling opportunity to gain insight into Australia's Indigenous culture-both past and present.

  • Day 31

    K'gari (Fraser Island)/Noosa

    Today you'll drive along 75 Mile Beach, see the Maheno shipwreck and swim in the crystal clear Eli Creek that pumps millions of litres of spring-fed fresh water into the ocean every hour. In the afternoon, say goodbye to K'gari and head to your next beachy destination, Noosa.

  • Day 32

    Noosa

    Picture rocky coast against perfect turquoise water. Now head out with your CEO and see it first hand. Catch the ferry to start your easy hike in Noosa National Park, along the walkway enjoying the beautiful coasta views as you make your way to Hell's Gate lookout. While it sounds intimidating, it is well worth it, and really quite spectacular. Keep your eye out for koalas along the hike too. Enjoy the afternoon free in Noosa. Opt to get lunch on Hastings Street and enjoy some relaxing beach time or rent a surfboard. Then take the ferry back before dinner.

  • Day 33

    Noosa/Airlie Beach

    Enjoy a free day in cute beachfront town of Noosa! Do some shopping along Hasting Street in search of souvenirs, have a coffee on the beach, or explore the near by Eumundi markets. You can also choose to spend time back at the hostel or participate in some of the optional activities offered in the area. In the afternoon, we'll pack our bags and head to the train station. Tonight we sleep on an overnight train as we head north to some of the most beautiful parts of the country. Fall asleep in Noosa and wake up by the Whitsundays!

  • Day 34

    Airlie Beach

    Hop off the train and board a bus for a short ride to Airlie Beach, the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier reef. After dropping your bags, do your thing in Airlie Beach. Relax on a gorgeous beach or get some shopping in on the town. Airlie Beach is your oyster.

  • Day 35

    Whitsunday Islands/Airlie Beach

    Get ready for an amazing day at sea! Today, we'll climb aboard an ocean raft and zoom around the wispy turquoise waters. With time to snorkel, go on bushwalks, and chill on the beach, today will be as close to perfect as one can get.

  • Day 36

    Airlie Beach/Cairns

    With an early morning departure, we take a relaxing rail journey through sugar-cane fields, and coastal countryside, the perfect way to unwind and watch Queensland roll by.

  • Day 37

    Cairns

    Cairns is quite the place to visit if you love warm weather (it would be headline news for the city’s temperature to drop much below 20°C (68°F)) and want to visit the Great Barrier Reef. Take advantage of a free day to book one of the many optional activities that will get you out in nature’s playground. Snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef or get that adrenaline pumping by skydiving, and cap it all off on a Big Night Out in Cairns with your fellow travellers. Drinks all around are well deserved after spending the day escaping your comfort zones. Opt to pre-book the "Great Barrier Reef Snorkelling" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

  • Day 38

    Cairns

    Depart at any time.

What's Included

  • Accommodation

    Hostels & basic lodges (37 nts, multi-share with 4-8 people), overnight train (1 nt), remote beach accommodation (1nt). **All nights are multi-share on this trip.

  • Meals

    Breakfasts: 23, Lunches: 4, Dinners: 7

    Vegetarian options are available on all meals throughout the adventure.

    Vegetarian options available

  • Local Guide

    Guided

    This adventure is led by a local guide throughout. The main language of this adventure is English. Please contact us for other languages available.

  • Wifi

    Wifi is available during the adventure. In some areas and / or accommodation / transport Wifi may be free.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the age range for this tour?

    This tour is designed for travelers between 18 and 39 years old, categorised under the '18-to-Thirtysomethings' travel style.
  • What is the typical group size for this tour?

    The group size ranges from 1 to 20 travelers.
  • What kind of accommodation can I expect?

    You will stay in hostels and basic lodges for 37 nights, with multi-share rooms designed for 4-8 people. Additionally, there is one night on an overnight train and one night in remote beach accommodation. All nights are multi-share on this trip, with rooms generally split by gender and shared bathroom facilities.
  • What meals are included in the tour price?

    The tour includes 23 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 7 dinners.
  • What are the main highlights of this trip?

    The main highlights include getting your adrenaline pumping in Queenstown, snapping a photo of the Sydney Opera House, and exploring K'gari island. Other included activities are a sea kayaking excursion in Raglan, a Maori cultural experience, visiting Huka Falls, a Lake Taupo sailboat trip, a boat excursion and walks in Abel Tasman National Park, a seal colony visit, seeing Pancake Rocks, Lake Matheson, Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, a ferry to Manly Beach, a Sydney orientation walk, a kangaroo trek, Cape Byron Lighthouse visit, Daisy Hill Koala Centre, a K'gari Welcome Ceremony, 4x4 Adventure on K'gari with an overnight experience (including Twilight Beach Walk & Stories around the campfire), a Noosa Coastal Walk, and a Whitsunday full day excursion (including snorkeling) and Whitehaven Beach visit.
  • What forms of transportation are used during the tour?

    Transportation on this trip includes private vehicles, buses, boats, ferries, kayaks, trains, an overnight train, 4x4 vehicles, and walking.
  • Are international flights included in the trip price?

    No, international flights are generally not included in the price of your tour. Some tours traveling between two different countries might include international flights, but this particular tour does not.
  • Is there an extra cost for solo travelers?

    No, solo travelers are paired in twin or multi-share accommodation with someone of the same sex for the duration of the trip, so there is no single supplement on group trips.
  • What optional activities are available?

    A wide range of optional activities are available, including: Maritime Museum Visit or America's Cup Experience in Auckland; Waiheke Island Excursion; caving (Black Water Rafting or Waitomo Cave Excursion) or Valley Walk in Waitomo; Whitewater Rafting, Hot Springs, or Canopy Tours in Rotorua; kayaking/hiking, canyoning or sailing in Abel Tasman National Park; surfing in Westport; kayaking, heli-scenic flights, or hiking in Franz Josef; Vineyard Tour, Shotover Canyon Swing, Skydiving, Jet Boating, Bungee Jumping, or Gondola Ride in Queenstown; Milford Sound Day Trip & Cruise; Dark Sky Project or Hot Springs in Lake Tekapo; Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre at Mount Cook; Whale Watching, Scenic Flight or Dolphin Tour in Kaikoura; Sydney Opera House Visit or Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb in Sydney; Skydiving or Ocean Kayaking in Byron Bay; Noosa Everglades Kayak Adventure or Eumundi Market in Noosa; and Skydiving or Great Barrier Reef Snorkelling (with potential SCUBA upgrade) in Cairns.
  • What are the mandatory travel insurance requirements for this trip?

    Travel insurance is compulsory. At a minimum, your policy must cover medical expenses, including emergency evacuation and repatriation, with at least USD200,000 coverage. It is strongly recommended to also cover personal liability, cancellation, curtailment, and loss of luggage and personal effects. Ensure your policy covers all included adventure activities.
  • What are the tipping guidelines for this trip?

    Tipping service providers is not customary in New Zealand or Australia, but a tip of up to 10% is appreciated for outstanding service in quality restaurants. It is not expected to tip local guides unless specifically asked by your CEO. For the tour operator's Chief Experience Officer, a small tip of 5-10 AUD/NZD per person, per day (or USD 20-25 per person, per week) is considered if they did an outstanding job, but it is not expected.
  • What emergency funds should I have access to?

    You should have access to at least an additional USD $200 (or equivalent) as an 'emergency' fund, to be used for unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters requiring a route change.
  • What general safety tips and free-time guidelines should I follow?

    We recommend checking your government's travel advice, using a neck wallet or money belt for valuables, and leaving expensive jewelry at home. Many hotels have safety deposit boxes. Your group leader has the authority to amend the itinerary for safety concerns. During free time, use good judgment for optional activities, as they are not part of your itinerary. In major cities, it is recommended to stay in small groups and take taxis for night excursions. Water-based activities should only be undertaken when accompanied by a guide, and swimming/snorkeling is always at your own risk.
  • Who will be leading the group?

    A CEO (Chief Experience Officer) will be with you throughout the trip, supported by local guides for specific activities.
  • Who do I contact for arrival issues or in the event of an emergency?

    For dire need situations, first call the local office in Melbourne (+64 211 935 846 from outside NZ / 0 211 935 846 from within NZ; +61 49 7681378 from outside AU / 049 768 1378 from within AU). If no immediate answer, leave a detailed message. If you are unable to contact the local operations manager, you can call the sales team numbers: Toll-free North America 1 888 800 4100; UK 0344 272 0000; Germany 0800 365 1000; Australia 1 300 796 618; New Zealand 0800 333 307; outside these regions +1 416 260 0999.
  • What should LGBTQ+ travellers know about safety and travel considerations on this trip?

    The tour operator prioritizes the safety and well-being of all travelers, including those in the LGBTQ+ community. They encourage visiting their dedicated LGBTQ+ page for useful resources and information to ensure a safe and comfortable trip.
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