Discover Brisbane's historic city centre, river and wildlife on a full-day tour. You'll tour Brisbane's city-centre attractions by coach, take a cruise along the Brisbane River followed by a ride on the Wheel of Brisbane. Cuddle a koala at a wildlife sanctuary and enjoy Brisbane's most iconic views from the Mt Coot-tha Lookout.
Highlights
- Full-day sightseeing tour of Brisbane
- Coach tour of Brisbane's city-center architectural highlights
- Cruise along the Brisbane River
- Cuddle a koala at Lone Pine, Australia's oldest koala sanctuary
- Scenic city views from Mt Coot-tha Lookout
- Pickup and drop off from all Brisbane or centrally located Gold Coast hotels
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Best of Brisbane Full-Day Sightseeing Tour
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Wheel of Brisbane Ferris ...Wheel of Brisbane Ferris wheel, South Bank: like the London Eye but in Brisbane!Photo by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Koala cuddlesMy hubby with a koala at Lone Pine Koala SanctuaryPhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Cuddling a koalaMe with a gorgeous koala at Lone Pine Koala SanctuaryPhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
DSCF6273close encounter with kangaroo at Lone Pine SanctuaryPhoto by: Seng Chin NMalaysia, 09 2012 -
Breakfast Creek BrisbaneOne of the locations we stopped at on our sightseeing tourPhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
koala sanctuaryCaught this little guy having a good old scratchPhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Brisbane river viewWhere we stopped off before our river cruisePhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Sight seeingOne of the locations we stopped at in BrisbanePhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Mt.Coot-thaEnjoying our honeymoon in BrisbanePhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
views over brisbanethe amazing view from Mt.Coot-tha over Brisbane. Simply breathtaking!Photo by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
koala mum and babyjust beautiful- there were loads of koalas at the sanctuaryPhoto by: hayley gUnited Kingdom, 01 2011 -
Useful Information
Best of Brisbane Full-Day Sightseeing Tour
On your coach tour through Brisbane's city centre you'll pass prominent buildings like City Hall, Parliament House, St Johns Cathedral and Treasury Casino, and feel the vibrancy of the city's past and present.
Then you'll see why Brisbane is known as the River City. From Newstead Gardens, you will cruise up the river past prestigious suburbs and historic buildings, including the magnificent sandstone buildings of Customs House. You'll cruise under Story Bridge past the Kangaroo Point Cliffs to South Bank, where you'll sample the cosmopolitan delights of colorful South Bank. After your scenic cruise, enjoy a ride on the Wheel of Brisbane before an afternoon visit to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
Australia's oldest and largest koala sanctuary, Lone Pine gives you the opportunity to cuddle a koala, an unforgettably moving experience available only in Queensland. Lone Pine is home to other unique Australian fauna such as kangaroos, wallabies and wombats.
On your return to Brisbane you will visit Mt Coot-tha Lookout to take in views spanning the Great Dividing Range to the west and Moreton Bay and islands in the east.
Then you'll see why Brisbane is known as the River City. From Newstead Gardens, you will cruise up the river past prestigious suburbs and historic buildings, including the magnificent sandstone buildings of Customs House. You'll cruise under Story Bridge past the Kangaroo Point Cliffs to South Bank, where you'll sample the cosmopolitan delights of colorful South Bank. After your scenic cruise, enjoy a ride on the Wheel of Brisbane before an afternoon visit to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
Australia's oldest and largest koala sanctuary, Lone Pine gives you the opportunity to cuddle a koala, an unforgettably moving experience available only in Queensland. Lone Pine is home to other unique Australian fauna such as kangaroos, wallabies and wombats.
On your return to Brisbane you will visit Mt Coot-tha Lookout to take in views spanning the Great Dividing Range to the west and Moreton Bay and islands in the east.
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