• Mount Ainslie Lookout - A quick stop and what a great introduction taking in views overlooking Canberra from Mount Ainslie. See how the layout was based around this mountain and the implications of the city’s design.
• Australian War Memorial - First of 6 optional visits to Canberra this comes highly recommended as part of Australia’s war time history the AWM plays a significant role in preserving the memories of our fallen serve men and women.
• National Gallery of Australia - Our 2nd optional stop is for art lovers visiting on of the largest art museums in Australia holding more than 150,000 works of art.
• National Portrait Gallery - Adjacent to the art gallery is our national portrait gallery telling stories of Australia’s most fascinating characters in portrait form, highly recommend for art lovers.
• Parliament House - Opened as part of our bicentennial year in 1988, this is a must see during your visit. also included as an optional stop.
• Museum of Australian Democracy - Situated in Old Parliament House this museum is highly recommended and included as an optional stop on this tour. you’ll enjoy unprecedented access to Prime Ministers Suite, Senate Chamber, Media Rooms and a comprehensive insight into Australian Political history.
• National Museum of Australia - Optional stop: Learn the complex history of Australia through visual storytelling learning about Australian characters far and wide which really shaped who we are today as a nation.
• National Arboretum - We drive through with a stop overlooking Canberra from Eagles Nest Lookout.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Flexible Itinerary catered to your needs

• Meals
• Canberra accommodation (I recommend Crowne Plaza or Novotel Canberra — details provided at booking)

Two days. Two distinctly unique landscapes. One seamless private journey from Sydney’s coastline to the nation’s heart.
Day 1 starts with stunning coastal views from Bald Hill Lookout over the Illawarra coastline, then proceeds to Kiama to experience the ocean’s raw power at the renowned blowhole. From the coast, the journey ascends the escarpment via Macquarie Pass into the Southern Highlands, reaching Bowral for lunch before heading south to Canberra.
Day 2 offers the freedom to explore the capital at your leisure — the Australian War Memorial, Old Parliament House, Parliament House, the National Gallery, National Museum, and the National Arboretum are all available to visit. Have a particular interest or venue in mind? As a fully private tour, alternatives within the Canberra region can be discussed — simply inquire at the time of booking.
The operator has been guiding private tours from Sydney since 2009. No strangers, no fixed schedule, no rushing.

• Suitable for all ages please advise if travelling with children under 7 and ages.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.