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14 Day Sydney to Cairns Tour
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14 Day Sydney to Cairns Tour

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Australia’s east coast is bursting with natural beauty, coastal towns, and tropical highlights — but you don’t need to rush to experience it all. This two-week adventure connects Sydney and Cairns through a relaxed, comfort-style journey, blending iconic stops with local discoveries and plenty of time to unwind along the way.

From wine tasting in the Hunter Valley to meeting koalas in Port Macquarie, this trip takes you through the surf-washed shores of Byron Bay, across K’gari’s endless sands, and out over the turquoise waters of the Whitsundays. Finish with a day on the Great Barrier Reef — the ultimate finale to a trip that captures the very best of Australia’s east coast.

Days
  • 14 days, 13 nights
Group size
  • Max 21
Start / finish
  • Sydney / Cairns
  • Cairns, after breakfast on day 14
Return
  • Cairns, after breakfast on day 14
Accommodation
  • 13 nights in boutique hotels and resorts, twin share. Named on the page as the Holiday Inn Potts Point in Sydney, El Paso Motor Inn at Port Macquarie, Beachcomber Byron Bay, Rainbow Getaway Apartments, The Point Hotel Brisbane, Mission Beach Resort and Crystalbrook Flynn in Cairns, or similar. Rooms have ensuite facilities.
Transport
  • A coach with your tour leader for the driving days, and the Brisbane to Proserpine flight is included. Day trips use their own transport — a 4WD bus on K'gari, a speedboat in the Whitsundays and a catamaran to the reef.
Meals
  • 12 breakfasts, three lunches and one dinner. The dinner is a welcome dinner on day 1.
Route
Route map for 14 Day Sydney to Cairns Tour
Included experiences
  • Great Barrier Reef — a day cruise with snorkelling, a glass bottom boat and a buffet lunch
  • K'gari (Fraser Island) — a 4WD day with Lake McKenzie, the Maheno wreck and 75 Mile Beach
  • Whitsunday Islands — a full day speedboat cruise to Whitehaven Beach and the Hill Inlet walk
  • Niigi Niigi (Sealy Lookout) — a Gumbaynggirr First Nations experience
  • Cape Byron — the lighthouse at the most easterly point of Australia
  • Port Macquarie — the Koala Hospital and a foreshore walk
  • Hunter Valley — a wine, cheese and chocolate tasting
  • Conservation wildlife park — koalas, kangaroos and emus up close
  • Byron Bay — a free day on the beach, with optional surfing or kayaking
  • Noosa National Park — koala spotting, then Hastings Street
  • Atherton Tablelands — a plunge waterfall, Lake Eacham and the Curtain Fig Tree
  • Mission Beach — a quiet afternoon, with a chance of wild cassowaries
  • Brisbane — an orientation walk or ferry ride along the river

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