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There is nothing like eating food where it is caught, grown and made.
Delve into Tasmania’s behind-the-scene culinary scene and spoil your taste buds from Cape to Cradle, with your own private local guide and chef prepared meals throughout the journey that showcases the best of the North West.
Cradle Mountain is one of Tasmania’s biggest natural drawcards, and it sits in a region that tastes as good as it looks. The Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail extends across the north west of Tasmania, from the city of Launceston to the town of Smithton, taking in world-class restaurants, wineries, fromageries and more. With rolling green hills and stunning coastal vistas as a backdrop, you will be welcomed into a world of award-winning, chef-prepared paddock-to-plate cuisine and ‘berry’ sweet possibilities.
With pick up from and drop off included from Launceston, Devonport or Burnie, set out with a local guide to discover Tasmania’s behind-the-scene culinary delights and natural wonders. You’ll hike the famous Nut at Stanley and drive to the top of Table Cape near Wynyard for spectacular views over Bass Strait and beyond. You’ll circumnavigate Dove Lake, beneath the craggy spires of the indomitable Cradle Mountain. You’ll visit the region’s best producers including truffle and saffron foragers and Wagyu beef farmers. Along the way, feast on delicious chef-prepared meals with matching Tasmanian wines that will tantalise your tastebuds.
This 3-day, fully guided tour includes 2-nights in handpicked boutique accommodation on a twin-share basis. All gourmet meals are included as well as activities and experiences and the services of a local guide.
Discover the finest produce in Tasmania’s beautiful, bountiful North West Region. This 3-day, private guided package is perfect for foodies and nature-lovers alike.
Dates or itinerary don't fit? We are specialising in bespoke "tailor-made" luxury or private journeys. Please contact us for a "tailor-made" itinerary for your perfect adventure.
This tour is eligible to earn ONLYLUXE reward points.
Set sail aboard a purpose-built sailing catamaran to discover the World Heritage-listed beauty of Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef – in style! This action-packed 4-day sailing package is perfect for those wanting to maximise their time on the reef and get up close with the famous marine life in areas that are pristine and uncrowded.
Situated halfway up the West Australian coastline, Ningaloo Reef is the world’s largest fringing reef, a 260-kilometre (162-mile) long coral reef teeming with more than 500 species of fish as well as manta rays, turtles, humpback whales and, if you’re lucky, the elusive whale shark. Nowhere else on Earth can you see such a diverse array of marine life in such large numbers – and with such regularity. Ningaloo Reef is truly a bucket-list destination!
With transfers included from Learmonth Airport (LEA)/Coral Bay/Exmouth, set sail to some of the most remote areas of the Ningaloo Reef aboard the beautifully appointed 51-foot sailing catamaran ‘Shore Thing’. Over 4 days, expert crew and guides will show you the very best reef sites, including some only visited by Shore Thing and personally named by the crew. No other Ningaloo Reef tour accesses these areas, so they are pristine and uncrowded. You’ll have ample opportunities to swim, snorkel, dive and kayak with the marine life as well as rest and relax on deck. You’ll even have the chance to help photo-identify Western Australia’s largest manta ray population.
You’ll stay 3-nights aboard ‘Shore Thing’ in the cabin of your choosing. Throughout your voyage, you’ll enjoy all-inclusive gourmet meals and snacks, with the opportunity to catch your own dinner. A team of experienced crew and guides are at your service at all times and snorkelling, diving, kayaking and fishing equipment is provided. Transport to and from Learmonth Airport also provided.
Escape to one of the last great ocean paradises at Ningaloo Reef, with this unforgettable 4-day sailing package. Marine playgrounds don’t get much better than this!
Private group departures are available from March to December (suitable for group size up to 8-10 people) in addition to the scheduled departures. Please enquire about exclusive tours and private charters. Available for, but not limited to, special interest groups, corporate groups, honeymoons, birthdays, families with children of all ages and small weddings. Celebrate your special occasion in style.
Cabin Type: Stateroom King/Twin and Deluxe Double with shared facilities. Please contact us for available cabin type.
Snorkelling and diving options are available on all standard tours. There are some limited departures are operated as Dedicated Diving as requested by guests. We will advise you the tour type at time of booking.
Experience a landscape over 350 million years in the making at Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge. Walk through towering red rock gorges and among striped sandstone Bungle Bungle domes, then join fellow travellers at the fully equipped bar and lounge to share the day’s stories. Get a good nights’ sleep in a luxury tented cabin complete with twin or king size beds and ensuite bathroom. This lodge is sure to elevate your Kimberley experience.
* The accommodation rating and pricing is a guide only, reviewed by Onlyluxe Travel Experts. Please note that pricing can change at any time. Please contact us for exact pricing and more information.
Explore the world famous Abel Tasman Coast Track on foot over three fantastic days. Classed as one of 'New Zealand's Great Walks', the 38km Abel Tasman Coast Track follows the coastline through lush native bush, over limestone cliffs and along golden sandy beaches. On this journey along the Abel Tasman Coast Track, you choose to walk all the way, take short hikes, or relax aboard the scenic boat cruise.
At the very top of the South Island there is the glittering Abel Tasman National Park and the Coast Track is the perfect way to explore the beauty of the Park. The Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's only coastal national park. Inviting sandy beaches fill the spaces between the trees and the tideline. Crystal clear streams tumble down mossy valleys to join the ocean. Granite and marble formations fringe the headlands, which are cloaked in regenerating native forest. Walking along the Abel Tasman Coast Track, you will soon agree that this is a coastal paradise and perfect place for relaxation and adventure.
Native wildlife is an essential part of your walking. Many animal species found along the Abel Tasman Coast Track are unique to this part of New Zealand. Tui and bellbird song fills the forest; shags (cormorants), gannets and little blue penguins dive for their dinner; fur seals lounge on the rocks around the edge of Tonga Island. Farewell your animal friends on the track, return to your beachfront lodges and enjoy a hot shower. They are the only lodge accommodation right on the beach in the heart of Abel Tasman National Park. Here, you enjoy a wilderness experience without giving up modern conveniences. Over a fine 3-course dinner, swap stories with fellow walkers, be lulled to sleep by the sound of waves lapping against golden sands.
With no road access in the Abel Tasman National Park, every trip is a journey. Be part of a small group, guided by experienced local guides, where you can discover the best of Abel Tasman National Park in comfort, with more time for you to relax or immerse in nature.
The walk is all inclusive with fine food prepared for you. You don't need to carry heavy packs during your walk as we transport all your luggage.
Blessed with a mild climate, golden beaches and lush coastal native bush, the Abel Tasman Coast Track walk delivers a safe, fun, friendly and authentic walking experience.
An unforgettable winter adventure to mountainous Hida region of Gifu Prefecture and explore some of the rugged beauty of winter season that Japan has to offer. Discover small alpine towns on foot and witness snow blanketing the roofs of beautifully preserved Edo period buildings in Takayama. Be inspired by traditional wooden architectures at the fairytale Shirakawa-go. Ride the Shinhotaka Ropeway for a thrilling snowshoeing. Enjoy “Yukimi-Buro” (soak in the open-air bath seeing snow) and immerse in the majestic vista of Japan's Northern Alps.
Your trip starts from Takayama station, which is easily accessed by train from Tokyo. Hida Takayama is one of the snowiest regions in all of Japan. You will enjoy a guided walk in Takayama, which has one of Japan's most atmospheric and authentic traditional Japanese villages, with Meiji-era inns, hillside shrines and a pretty riverside setting. Due to its well-preserved antiquity, it has earned the title of being Japan's "Little Kyoto".
Shirakawago in winter is a place right out of a fairy tale. You will walk to discover traditionally thatched houses in Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO's World Heritage Site. The steep thatched roofs resemble the hands of Buddhist monks pressed together in prayer. The specific shapes of roofs are designed to withstand the large amounts of snow that fall in the region during winter.
Enjoy the pampered comfort of authentic Japanese ryokans, soak in Okuhida Onsen's famous hot spring bath amid the snow and taste the freshest ingredients prepared exquisitely for you.
The package includes four day guiding, return transfers to/from Takayama, boutique accommodation and all meals.
A focus on getting away from the crowds and into the real Japan in magical winter season, the Rural Japan Walking, Snowshoeing & Skiing tour is ideal for intrigued skiers and snowboaders looking for immersive and authentic Japanese experiences.
Departure Dates
Departs daily on request from December to March.
Explore the world-famous Queen Charlotte Track on foot over 5 fantastic days of walking and sightseeing. This itinerary incorporates gorgeous coastal views, the stunning Marlborough Sounds, and peaceful native bush. Led by local professional guides, discover the sights and sounds of the beautiful Queen Charlotte Track in authentic way. Enjoy a rest day on Day 4 to rejuvenate and relax in the stunning Marlborough Sounds.
Proud to be one of New Zealand's nine Great Walks, the Queen Charlotte Track Classic Walk is a unique adventure among the coastal wilderness of New Zealand. The track is known for its breathtaking views, diverse landscape, historical landmarks and wide array of native bush and wildlife. The track is 70km long and stretches from historic Ship Cove to Anakiwa, winding through coastal forest, around coves and inlets, and along dramatic ridges to lookout points with awe inspiring views of the scenery below.
You will encounter myriad native bird species, such as the inquisitive weka. Explore the unique Marlborough Sounds, a collection of deep river valleys etched by centuries of geological activity and now filled with the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Green hills rise spectacularly out of the ocean around a winding coastline of sheltered inlets and sandy bays. This moderately strenuous 5-day walking trip offers an in-depth exploration of the Marlborough Sounds as it passes through lush coastal forest, historic bays, and across ridges providing uninterrupted views of Queen Charlotte and Kenepuru Sounds.
Each night come to rest at 4 star lodges - Furneaux Lodge, Punga Cove and Lochmara Lodge - all with a restaurant, comfortable accommodation and a superb setting.
Your tour includes 4 nights' iconic accommodation on a twin share basis (single supplement available at additional expenses), small group (12 walkers or fewer) guided walks each day, all meals, water taxi transfers, luggage transfers and return transfers from/to Picton.
The Queen Charlotte Track Classic Walk is a unique and memorable experience in an unspoiled wilderness. Fall in love with the incredible natural beauty of an untamed coastal landscape.
Enjoy three days of glorious cycling, walking and kayaking on the Queen Charlotte Track, staying in two lodges in Marlborough Sounds. This is a great combination of relaxation and adventure. Explore the world famous Queen Charlotte Track in three authentic ways!
We have everything arranged for you so that you can just enjoy exploring the world-famous Queen Charlotte Track on foot, on wheels and on the water over 3 enjoyable days. Rest each night at the iconic accommodation available in Marlborough Sounds within access to the Queen Charlotte Track in a stunning setting.
The Queen Charlotte Track, a 70km long New Zealand walking and cycling trail, is renowned for its stunning views and contrasting landscape, historical landmarks and a wide variety of native bush and wildlife. The track is one of New Zealand's nine Great Walks and part of Nga Haerenga, the New Zealand Cycle Trail network, one of the 22 Great Rides.
The spectacular trail, stretching from historic Ship Cove to Anakiwa, passes through dense coastal forest, tranquil coves and inlets, and along awe inspiring skyline ridges offering breathtaking views. This comfortable itinerary takes in all the highlights of the famous track incorporating gorgeous coastal hikes, exploring the stunning Marlborough Sounds, and admiring the lush native forest. This is a unique and spectacular walking trip through a renowned area of natural beauty and significance. As you pass through lush coastal forests, historic bays, and along dramatic ridges you'll learn of the region's heritage from your expert guides. The terrain is varied and the itinerary mixes easily manageable sections with more challenging routes. A moderate level of fitness is recommended to make the most of this exhilarating experience.
Each night you'll stay in superior ensuite rooms with guaranteed sea views at 4 - 4.5 star lodges, all within a superb setting. Your accommodation is on a twin share basis (single supplement available at additional expense).
Your tour also includes lunches, water taxi transfers, luggage transfers and return transfers from/to Picton. Breakfasts and dinners are at your own expense. There are restaurants on site offering an a la carte menu.
Combining the best of New Zealand cycling, walking and kayaking experiences with iconic accommodation in Marlborough Sounds, Queen Charlotte Track Trio Adventure is utterly unique.
Walking - Self Guided. Add a guide: $215 per person
Cycling - Self Guided provided with map & trip notes
Kayaking - Self Guided. Add a guide: $150 per person
Kayak the sheltered southern coast & walk the isolated northern beaches. This is the ultimate combination of relaxation and adventure. Explore the world famous Abel Tasman Coast Track in two authentic ways! Classed as one of 'New Zealand's Great Walks', the Abel Tasman Coast Track follows the coastline through lush native bush, over limestone cliffs and along golden sandy beaches.
At the very top of the South Island there is the glittering Abel Tasman National Park. Abel Tasman Coast Track is the perfect way to explore the beauty of the Park. The Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's only coastal national park. Inviting sandy beaches fill the spaces between trees and tideline. Crystal clear streams tumble down mossy valleys to join the ocean. Granite and marble formations fringe the headlands, which are cloaked in regenerating native forest. Walking and kayaking along the Abel Tasman Coast Track, you will soon agree that this is a coastal paradise and perfect place for relaxation and adventure.
Native wildlife is an essential part of your walking and kayaking trip. Many animal species found along the Abel Tasman Coast Track are unique to this part of New Zealand.Tui and bellbird song fills the forest; shags (cormorants), gannets and little blue penguins dive for their dinner; fur seals lounge on the rocks around the edge of Tonga Island.
Farewell your animal friends on the track, return to your beachfront lodges and enjoy a hot shower. They are the only lodge accommodation option right on the beach in the heart of Abel Tasman National Park. Here, you enjoy a wilderness experience without giving up modern conveniences. Over a fine 3-course dinner, swap stories with fellow walkers, be lulled to sleep by the sound of waves lapping against golden sands.
With no road access in the Abel Tasman National Park, every trip is a journey. Be part of a small group, guided by experienced local guides, you can discover the best of Abel Tasman National Park in comfort, with more time for you to relax or immerse in the nature.
The walk & kayak trip is all inclusive with fine food prepared for you. You don't need to carry heavy packs during your walk and kayak as we transport all your luggage.
Blessed with a mild climate, golden beaches and lush coastal native bush, the Abel Tasman Coast Track walk & kayak delivers a safe, fun, friendly and authentic experience.
Route: Adelaide - Barossa Valley - Penfold’s - Kangaroo Island - Port Lincoln - Coffin Bay - Pearson Islands - Franklin Islands - Saint Francis Island - Ceduna - Adelaide
A Safari at Sea! Revel in a sumptuous lunch at one of South Australia’s finest wineries, sample the many delights of famed Kangaroo Island and wash down oysters with champagne in beautiful Coffin Bay. Then mix-in cage diving with great white sharks, swimming with giant tuna and some of Australia’s most reliable fishing action and, you’ve got a safari with a difference! Includes return flight from Ceduna to Adelaide.
The South Australian coast from Kangaroo Island to Ceduna boasts an endless horizon of white sandy beaches, uninhabited islands and sheltered bays – truly one of Australia’s undiscovered gems. The Southern Safari is a stylish journey of discovery with a unique mix of adventure, history and relaxation. It is also a gourmet delight – sample the Barossa Valley’s finest wines, southern bluefin from Port Lincoln – the tuna fishing capital of Australia, Coffin Bay oysters and delectable King George whiting and blue swimmer crab from beautiful Streaky Bay. There’s plenty of excitement too when we cage dive with the great white sharks of the Neptune Islands, snorkel with the ‘tuna cowboys’ off Lincoln and swim with the seals at Stokes Bay. Picnic on the beach with only penguins for company or try your hand at fishing for snapper and flathead. Hike to the top of Pearson Island or take in the view from our sightseeing tenders as our local guides point out the area’s unique wildlife.
Experience a 11-day self-guided journey from León to Santiago, perfect for those seeking to dive into the warm camaraderie of the Camino Francés, The French Way. This journey invites you to walk in the footsteps of centuries of pilgrims, joining a global mosaic of travelers as you traverse one of Spain’s most revered routes. Experience the diverse cultures of Castile, León, and Galicia while savouring the iconic final 100 kilometers to Santiago. Earn a profound sense of achievement and a treasured Pilgrim Passport, all while walking at your own pace and connecting deeply with the journey’s historic and spiritual essence.
Your journey begins in Leon with a visit to León’s Cathedral, renowned for its breathtaking stained glass, earning it the name “House of Light.” After marvelling at this Gothic masterpiece, explore the Basilica of San Isidoro, a Romanesque gem housing the remains of León’s mediaeval monarchs. From here, take on the revered Camino de Santiago, ascending to Cruz de Ferro, the Camino’s highest point, and descending through pine-scented trails to the charming village of Molinaseca. As your adventure unfolds, traverse the Rio Valcarce valley to the picturesque village of O Cebreiro, where panoramic views and historic thatched houses await. Journey through Galicia’s serene landscapes, dotted with ancient monasteries and stone cottages, before arriving in Portomarín, a town with a fascinating history. Finally, reach Santiago de Compostela, where you’ll celebrate your pilgrimage in the city’s lively historic centre and visit St. James’ resting place, the majestic cathedral, completing your unforgettable Camino experience.
The self-guided package incorporates 10 nights’ accommodation in varied parish houses, converted water mills and stylish farmhouse on a twin-share basis. Meals and route notes are included as specified. Transfers after breakfast are included on the first three walking days, after which you’ll walk all the way to Santiago. Earn your Pilgrims Passport as a cherished memento of your spiritual and personal pilgrimage journey.
Saunter amidst ancient paths once trod by kings and pilgrims, forging unforgettable memories along one of the world’s oldest routes. This journey will connect you with history and shape your legend in ways you’ll carry with you forever.