Group Experiences in Canberra

Prepare for an exciting adventure amidst the dense greenery of Majura Pines! Just a short drive from Canberra's city center, this former pine plantation is now a treetop playground for all ages. With over 90 aerial obstacles and 16 ziplines, ranging from 1 to 15 meters high, there’s something for everyone. Kids as young as three can join in the fun. Come and feel the excitement of soaring through the treetops.

Navigate the trees on a course designed for kids aged 3 to 7. Choose from 3 different courses to match your child's interests. Use high ropes, swing through the trees, and glide along ziplines, all within the Australian landscape. Challenge your limits and enjoy the variety of activities provided.

Learn about the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures on a guided tour at the National Museum of Australia. This tour provides stories and context about the objects presented in the exhibition.

Participate in axe-throwing sessions that include guidance on throwing technique. Practice throwing axes at targets in a secure and supervised setting, designed for safety and fun.

Join a guided group tour of the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. Explore the museum's galleries and learn about the various exhibitions and their significance. After the tour, you can revisit the exhibits independently for further observation. Sessions are conducted in small groups to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the museum's thematic displays. This also makes it easier for participants to ask questions.

Visit the exhibition dedicated to Hallyu at the National Museum of Australia. Learn about the Korean Wave, showcasing South Korea's global cultural influence and creativity. See over 200 items on display, including K-pop idol costumes, props from films, interactive dance features, and exhibits on the growth of fandoms. This exhibition provides insights into the impact and innovation behind one of the most far-reaching cultural movements of recent times.

Join the wildlife tour to see Australia’s native animals in their natural settings. This half-day tour departs at an ideal time for wildlife sightings. After pickup, drive for 30 to 40 minutes through Canberra’s outskirts to the Deep Space Tracking Station at Tidbinbilla. Learn about the station’s role in the Apollo missions and its work in space research. Next, visit Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve. See Australian wildlife such as kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, emus, and colorful parrots. With some luck, spot a platypus. The tour ends with a drive back, offering more views of Australia's diverse landscapes.

Visit Canberra from September to October for the Floriade Festival, a popular flower event since 1988. See over 300,000 bulbs planted by schools and community groups across the city. Next, visit the National Arboretum, the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection, and Tulip Top Gardens. Explore these sites and their collections of plants and flowers.

Explore Canberra's key sites with this tour of Australia's capital. Start with hotel pickup in a comfortable vehicle, then head to Mount Ainslie Lookout for views and an introduction to Canberra's design and history. Proceed to the Royal Military College Duntroon and Mount Pleasant for a brief stop. Visit the National Capital Exhibition to learn more about the city. Tour Old Parliament House to learn about over 50 years of political history. Have lunch (at your own expense) at the Queen's Terrace Café in New Parliament House. Continue with an in-depth tour of the Parliament House, guided by experts with political backgrounds. Finish the tour with a drive through the embassy district and a visit to the Australian War Memorial. Explore the exhibits and attend the Last Post Ceremony, a tribute to fallen service members.

Visit Treetops Adventure Canberra, a treetop park where activities include moving on aerial nets, jumping on trampolines, and interacting with large inflatable balls. This is an outdoor venue set among the trees.