Day 1

1.  Sydney → Canberra - Begin your journey in a premium vehicle, fully equipped for your comfort. Enjoy a perfectly brewed coffee at one of Goulburn’s charming cafés, a perfect pause before continuing to Canberra.

2.  Mount Ainslie Lookout - Begin your Canberra exploration with a panoramic view from Mount Ainslie. From here, you’ll get a fantastic overview of the city’s design, with clear views of Parliament House, Anzac Parade, and Lake Burley Griffin.

3.  Parliament House - Enjoy a visit to Australia’s political heart. Take a guided tour inside the chambers, learn about the country’s governance, and stand on the grass-covered rooftop for another unique city view.

4.  Lunch at the National Botanical Gardens – Indulge in a gourmet lunch surrounded by the lush landscapes of the Australian National Botanical Gardens, a serene retreat in the heart of the city. After lunch take a stroll through the beautiful gardens.

5.  Royal Australian Mint Tour - Discover how Australia’s currency is made with an exclusive guided experience at the Royal Australian Mint, home to fascinating exhibits and live coin production.

6.  GoBoat Experience on Lake Burley Griffin - Enjoy a 90-minute private boat hire, where you can captain your own GoBoat or have your driver on the scenic waters of Lake Burley Griffin. Savor a beautifully curated grazing plate complemented by a bottle of chilled champagne.

7.  After a day of exploring you will be dropped at your selected hotel where you will check in, freshen up and head out to enjoy one of Canberra’s award winning restaurants.

Day 2

Exploring Canberra → Sydney

1.  National Museum of Australia – Start your day with a guided visit to the National Museum, delving into Australia’s rich cultural and historical tapestry.

2.Gourmet Lunch & Relaxation – Enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of Canberra’s finest cafés or restaurants, offering farm-to-table cuisine and scenic views.

3.  Australian War Memorial – Pay tribute to Australia’s military history with a moving experience at the Australian War Memorial, where stories of bravery and sacrifice come to life.

4. Luxury Return to Sydney – Sit back and unwind as you journey back to Sydney in comfort, arriving in the early evening, refreshed from your unforgettable escape.

Inclusions

• Pickup and drop off from your Sydney Hotel

• Free entry and a 45-minute tour of the Parliament House

• Free entry to the Royal Australian Mint

• 90 minute GoBoat private hire exploring Lake Burley Griffin. Your personal guide can drive the boat for you otherwise it can be driven by yourself. Also included is a grazing plate and a bottle of champagne to enjoy!

• Free entry the National Museum of Australia.

• Free entry to the National War Museum

• Iced Bottled Water

• Wifi

• Plenty of time for photos, exploration and relaxing

Not Included 

• Lunch

• Accommodation in Canberra

Duration - 36 hours

6:45am pick-up Day 1

6:00pm Drop-off Day 2

1-2 persons $3200

3 persons $3250

4 persons $3300

5 persons $3350

6 persons $3400

7 persons $3450

Canberra, the capital city of Australia, is located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), about 280 km southwest of Sydney and 660 km northeast of Melbourne. It is a planned city designed by American architect Walter Burley Griffin, featuring wide avenues, large green spaces, and a layout centered around Lake Burley Griffin.

Canberra is situated within a valley, surrounded by rolling hills and the Brindabella Ranges. The region has a dry, temperate climate with hot summers, cold winters, and occasional snowfall in surrounding areas.

The area has been inhabited by Indigenous Australians, specifically the Ngunnawal people, for at least 21,000 years. The region was an important meeting place for different Aboriginal groups.

European settlers arrived in the 1820s, establishing farms and pastoral operations.

The city was designed by Walter Burley Griffin after an international design competition. Construction began in 1913, and Parliament House was officially opened in 1927, marking Canberra’s establishment as the seat of government.

Canberra has grown significantly since World War II, becoming a center for politics, education, and culture. It hosts major institutions like the Australian War Memorial, National Museum of Australia, and Australian National University (ANU).

Today, Canberra is known for its high standard of living, strong public sector employment, and role as the political heart of Australia.