Best of · LOCAL CULTURE AND TRADITIONS TOURS IN AUSTRALIA
The 4 best local culture and traditions tours in Australia you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is on foot. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk Melbourne with a local English-speaking guide in a group of no more than 12. See Federation Square, street-art lanes, arcades, Chinatown, the Yarra, and Old Melbourne Gaol, with a café drink and a final drink at Captain Melville included.
“Mike was very passionate about his city with great stories and history. Tour was at an easy place with stop for coffee.”
Spend about eight hours with Reef Magic from Cairns, reaching an outer-reef platform by fast catamaran. Snorkel with supplied gear, join marine biologist presentations, or stay dry in a glass-bottom boat, semi-submersible, or underwater observatory. Optional scuba, helmet walks, and helicopter flights cost extra.
“Good trip. Husband got to dive and I got to have my feet in the ocean off 5he pontoon. Glass bottom boat and semi submersible were also included. We got a helicopter ride too (extra, but worth it).”
Travel from Perth through York and the Wheatbelt to Wave Rock, Hippo’s Yawn and Mulka’s Cave. Your English-speaking driver-guide shares local stories, while lunch, entry fees, hotel pickup and many comfort stops keep this 750-minute day manageable. Bring a hat and prepare for flies.
“Everything ran on time. Pick up was easy and the bus drivers/guides were very friendly and informative.”
Walk Melbourne’s laneways, arcades, landmarks, and riverside with a local English-speaking guide. You’ll hear Gold Rush stories, see street art, enjoy a coffee and a pub drink, and get practical tips for restaurants and bars. Guides include Hugo, Emily, Beau, Ian, and Laura.
“Excellent walking tour around Melbourne. Emily was a great tour guide & was a joy to follow around for 3 hours. The route follows all the big hits, as well as other recommendations & facts which helped add gravitas to Melbourne. Highly enjoyed!”
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