Charms of Australia: Sydney, Hobart, and Adelaide

DAY 1: Sydney
Arrival in Sydney and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation for 3 nights.

Sydney, Australia's largest city, stands out for its famous Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Its beaches, such as Bondi and Manly, are favorite spots for tourists and surfers. The city combines lively urban life, rich culture and stunning coastal scenery.


DAY 2: Sydney Regular half-day
tour of Sydney's main sights, with an English-speaking guide.

The itinerary covers the historic area of The Rocks, continues through the Central Business District and Macquarie Street, highlighting 18th century buildings at Mrs Macquarie's Point, the observation point of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbor Bridge.

Next, visit the neighborhoods of Kings Cross, Double Bay, and Rose Bay, passing through Watsons Bay for a brief coastal walk. In Bondi Beach, free time for exploration. The tour continues along the beaches of Tamarama and Bronte, returning via Centennial Park and Paddington.

Finally, drive to Circular Quay, to board a cruise for navigation and lunch (without drinks) on board. During the activity, a guide provides information and stories about the points visited.

Return to the hotel on your own.


Day 3: SYDNEY Free
day for independent activities.


DAY 4: SYDNEY/HOBART
After checking out at the hotel, private transfer to Sydney airport and boarding a flight (not included) to Hobart.

Arrival in Hobart and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation for 4 nights.

Tasmania, an island in the south of mainland Australia, is renowned for its preserved natural landscapes, national parks, and unique wildlife. Hobart, its largest city, covers 1,695 km² and is home to about 250,000 inhabitants. Situated at the mouth of the Derwent River, the city has a deep natural harbour, suitable for cruises and large vessels. Hobart extends to Mount Wellington, which reaches an altitude of 1,271 meters and influences local microclimates.


DAY 5: HOBART Regular full-day
tour to Mount Wellington, with English-speaking guide. In winter, possibility of activities in the snow. On clear days, panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River and Bruny Island are possible.

Board a ferry to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), which provides a unique gallery experience. Owned by businessman David Walsh, the museum houses the largest private art collection in Australia, with works that arouse reflection and provoke diverse emotions. After the visit, the return is made by ferry to Hobart.

Return to the hotel is on your own.


DAY 6: HOBART
Day dedicated to visiting the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a wildlife sanctuary located near Hobart, Tasmania. The tour includes private transfers between the hotel and the sanctuary.

The site focuses on the rehabilitation, rescue and protection of native Australian animals, offering a safe home for species that cannot return to the wild.


DAY 7: HOBART Regular full-day
tour of the Tasmanian Peninsula, with English-speaking guide.

The itinerary includes a 3-hour cruise through the wilderness, with navigation under the highest cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, exploration of marine caves and rock formations along the coast. During the route, there is the possibility of contact with animals such as seals, dolphins, whales and seabirds.

After the cruise, free time at the Port Arthur Historic Site, with lunch (not included). Return to downtown Hobart and go to the hotel on your own.


DAY 8: HOBART/Adelaide
Check-out at the hotel. Private transfer to Hobart airport for boarding a flight (not included) to Adelaide. Arrival in Adelaide and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation for 3 nights.

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, enchants with its large parks, Victorian architecture and nearby wineries. The city pulses with culture, with charming markets, cafés and festivals throughout the year. A destination that combines historic charm and authentic experiences.


DAY 9: ADELAIDE Regular half-day
tour of Adelaide's main sights, with an English-speaking guide. Pass through the city's cultural district: North Terrace, Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Botanical Park, Bicentennial Conservatory and Zoo.

Continue through historic North Adelaide, with tree-lined streets, mansions and historic buildings. The visit includes the National Wine Centre of Australia, with free time to explore the Wine Discovery Journey Museum, plus a stop at the iconic St Peters Cathedral (subject to availability) or the new Adelaide Oval area.

The tour ends at Rundle Mall or Adelaide Central Bus Station.


DAY 10: ADELAIDE - Kangaroo Island - Adelaide Regular full-day Kangaroo Island
tour, with English-speaking guide.

Ground transfer to Penneshaw and board a ferry to Kangaroo Island. Arrival and passage through various habitats on the island, providing encounters with wildlife in their natural environments. Possibility to observe birds, echidnas, wallabies, wild flowers and koalas.

Next, visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park, famous for housing a large colony of Australian sea lions.

Lunch takes place on an exclusive property of native vegetation, in gourmet picnic style. After the meal, bush walk or beach walk. While traveling through the interior of the island, observe koalas, echidnas, Kangaroo Island glossy black cockatoo and Tammar wallaby in their natural habitats.

Arrival in Penneshaw, in time for a return ferry to the mainland and bus transfer to Adelaide.


DAY 11: ADELAIDE
After checking out at the hotel, private transfer to the airport.