Take in sweeping panoramic views of Brisbane from the famous Mt Coot-tha Lookout, one of the city’s most recognised viewpoints. This is a great opportunity to snap photos of the skyline stretching out toward Moreton Bay. Guests can relax with an optional coffee or ice cream while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and fresh air. Afterward, the journey continues back toward the city, passing through South Bank Parklands on a scenic drive of around 30 minutes.

Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the largest koala sanctuary in the world and a great place to encounter Australia’s native wildlife. Guests can see koalas up close, hand-feed kangaroos, and observe animals such as wombats and dingoes in a natural setting. This stop is ideal for travellers wanting an authentic Australian wildlife experience. Koala holding is no longer available. Entry fees are not included.

Enjoy time exploring one of Brisbane’s most popular riverfront precincts. This area features landscaped gardens, Aboriginal art displays, cafés, and the city’s well-known beach-style lagoon, making it an ideal place to walk around, relax, and soak up the local atmosphere.

Enjoy free time in Brisbane to explore the city at your own pace. Wander along Edward Street with its stylish boutiques, choose from a variety of nearby dining options, or relax and watch the buzz of Queen Street Mall. Those wanting a quieter break can take a short walk to the City Botanic Gardens or Roma Street Parklands. There is also time to visit the Queen’s Wharf precinct, including the Sky Deck, offering impressive views across South Bank, the Brisbane skyline, and toward Mt Coot-tha.

Travellers will pass through Roma Street Parkland, one of Brisbane’s most beautiful inner-city green spaces. During the drive, guests can enjoy views of landscaped gardens, water features, and scenic city surrounds while learning about the park’s significance and its role in Brisbane’s urban design. This stop provides a relaxing visual experience as part of the city sightseeing route.

Travellers will visit the City Botanic Gardens, located along the Brisbane River near the CBD. Guests can enjoy a short stop to explore the gardens, take photos, and appreciate the tropical plants, river views, and historic surroundings. This peaceful setting offers a relaxing contrast to the city skyline and is a popular spot for sightseeing and photography.