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Experience nature in one of the most picturesque national parks near Adelaide, just 30 minutes from the city.

Discover the park in a small group of maximum 10 people with a passionate local guide in a relaxed atmosphere.

Explore the bush trails and sights such as Valley Walk, Kookaburra Rock, Giant's Cave, Morialta Falls Plateau and Eagles Nest Lookout.

Hike to all three waterfalls along Fourth Creek - the trails are suitable for beginners and experienced bushwalkers alike.

Experience the majestic Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) on a boat trip, surrounded by spectacularly high cliffs.

Discover Nitmiluk National Park - home to the Jawoyn people and a natural paradise covering more than 292,000 hectares.

Visit the Nitmiluk Visitor Center with exciting cultural exhibitions, souvenirs and refreshments.

Support the local community with a stop at Adelaide River, Pine Creek or directly at the Visitor Center for breakfast and lunch.

Start your journey in the Western Wilds in Mt Field National Park with the impressive Russell Falls

Experience Lake St. Clair, rainforests and spectacular views in the World Heritage Area

Explore the Tarkine rainforest, hike to Montezuma Falls and visit the Henty sand dunes

Marvel at the world-famous Cradle Mountain - choose between the hike to Marion's Lookout or the Dove Lake Circuit

Age groups: Perfect for solo travelers, small groups and romantic honeymoons

First adventure: Sail to the first anchorage, swim and snorkel over colorful coral reefs

Whitehaven Beach & Hill Inlet: Guided hike to the lookout with panoramic views over the world-famous, 7 km long Whitehaven Beach - followed by time to experience the fine quartz sand up close

On-board facilities: Heated spa, stand-up paddle boards, high-quality snorkeling equipment and underwater blue lights that attract fascinating sea creatures

Just 30 minutes after setting off, we see the first spectacular views: we pass the Kingfisher Bay Resort and the largest sand island in the world before the actual whale watching begins.

The search for the friendly humpback whales starts in Platypus Bay - keep your eyes peeled for fountains, flukes and jumps.

Enjoy the view from the various viewing decks: from above with a wide panorama or below very close to the action.

With a bit of luck and if the whales linger nearby, you may even have the unique opportunity to swim with humpback whales.