From the Great Barrier Reef and ancient rainforests to outback red earth, island sailing, wine country and vibrant coastal cities — every corner of Queensland, explored with expert local guides.
Cosmopolitan cities, surf beaches, lush hinterland, wine country and fertile farm valleys — all within easy reach of Brisbane.
River cruises, wildlife sanctuaries, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Moreton Island day trips and vibrant cultural precincts from Queensland's sunny capital.
Theme parks, whale watching, Lamington National Park, surf lessons and the glittering strip of beaches that define Australia's entertainment capital.
Noosa National Park coastal walks, Glass House Mountains, Eumundi Markets and the laid-back beach culture that sets the Sunshine Coast apart from the Gold Coast.
Tamborine Mountain, Lamington National Park glow-worm caves, O'Reilly's rainforest lodge and the mountain villages of the McPherson Range.
Australia's Salad Bowl — farm-to-fork tours, indigenous bushfood experiences, artisan wine and cheese, heritage trails and horse riding just 90 minutes from Brisbane.
The Garden City in bloom, Carnival of Flowers, heritage rail journeys, and the sweeping agricultural grandeur of the Darling Downs plateau.
Granite Belt cool-climate cellar doors, South Burnett family wineries and tropical Far North Queensland wine experiences — all with tastings included.
The iconic island paradise of the Whitsundays, the ancient wonders of Fraser Island, and the fossil-rich Capricorn Coast.
Whitehaven Beach, Heart Reef scenic flights, sailing on maxi yachts between 74 tropical islands, and snorkelling the Coral Sea — one of Australia's most iconic island escapes.
The world's largest sand island — Lake McKenzie, the Maheno Shipwreck, Eli Creek, pure dingo sightings and the extraordinary freshwater lakes hidden in ancient sand dunes.
The Tropic of Capricorn, Keppel Islands, Great Keppel reef snorkelling, Yeppoon's relaxed beach culture and the heritage architecture of Rockhampton's beef country.
Two UNESCO World Heritage sites in one breathtaking landscape — the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest.
3-day guided tour: Great Barrier Reef snorkelling, Daintree Rainforest walks, Cape Tribulation and the Atherton Tablelands waterfalls. Two UNESCO sites in one journey.
Cairns day tours — Kuranda Scenic Railway, Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, reef day cruises, helicopter flights and the vibrant tropical city as a base for Tropical North Queensland.
North Queensland's largest city and the stunning island just 20 minutes offshore — koalas in the wild, fortress ruins, secluded bays and the Museum of Tropical Queensland.
The sophisticated gateway to the Daintree and Low Isles reef — boutique reef cruises, world-class dining, Four Mile Beach and the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre.
Red earth, open sky, artesian springs and legendary outback towns — the real Australia, beautifully guided.
11 days from Brisbane through Roma, Charleville, Quilpie, Cunnamulla and St George. Artesian hot springs, observatory stargazing and genuine outback hospitality.
Australia's most challenging 4WD adventure — the Old Telegraph Track, pristine rivers, Aboriginal rock art, the tip of Australia and remote wilderness camping.
Endless horizons, Undara Lava Tubes, Lawn Hill Gorge, world-class barramundi fishing, historic cattle stations and the extraordinary Savannah Way driving route.
Six Queensland tour experiences available to book right now — from day trips to 11-day expeditions.
Reef, Daintree, Cape Tribulation and the Atherton Tablelands. Two UNESCO World Heritage sites in three extraordinary days.
Brisbane to Roma, Charleville, Quilpie, Cunnamulla and St George. Artesian hot springs and outback stargazing at the Charleville Observatory.
Granite Belt cool-climate cellar doors, South Burnett family wineries. Day tours from $149 pp, weekend escapes and private tours available.
Farm-to-fork experiences, indigenous bushfood eco tours, horse riding and heritage trails in Queensland's Salad Bowl — just 90 minutes from Brisbane.
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Talk to Our TeamNo other Australian state packs this range of natural and cultural experiences into a single destination. Queensland is home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites, countless islands, vast red outback, fertile wine regions and a coastline that stretches 7,400 kilometres — all with a warm subtropical climate year-round.
Snorkelling, diving, sailing, whale watching, island hopping and sea kayaking
Rainforest walks, wildlife sanctuaries, birdwatching and indigenous ecology
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns — river cruises, galleries, markets and heritage
Granite Belt cellar doors, farm-to-fork experiences and gourmet regional trails
4WD expeditions, bush camping, fossicking and authentic outback culture
Everything you need to choose the right destination, season and tour style for your trip.
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"The outer reef cruise was the highlight of our entire Australian holiday. Snorkelling with sea turtles, guided by a marine biologist who knew every fish by name — Cooee Tours made it completely seamless from start to finish."
"The 11-day Outback tour was extraordinary — artesian hot springs at Cunnamulla and stargazing at the Charleville Observatory. I've travelled with many operators; Cooee Tours stands apart for how deeply their guides know Queensland."
"Booked the Granite Belt wine tour for my wife's birthday — the winemakers came out personally at two of the cellar doors to meet our small group. That kind of access simply doesn't happen on a big coach tour. Highly recommended."