Eatons Hill attractions

This 1.5-hour cruise will take you along the Brisbane River. Accompanied by a guide, you’ll get the chance to learn about the famous attractions on the way and gain insights into the history of Brisbane. During the boat tour, you’ll be able to discover the Kangaroo Point Cliffs, sail under the Story Bridge, see the 19th-century Customs House and explore the city center from the water. Passing by the South Bank, you’ll have the opportunity to see Brisbane’s beaches, the promenade and waterfront sights.

On a relaxing river cruise along the Brisbane River, you will glide past iconic sights and have several photo opportunities. As you move through the water, expect to see Kangaroo Point Cliffs, Brisbane City Centre and the Story Bridge framed from new angles. The changing riverscape gives plenty of moments to pause and take pictures. Along the way, an informative and entertaining live commentary will share the colourful history and local legends of the area. You may like to sit back and enjoy a glass of wine or an ice‑cold beverage as you take in the views and listen to stories about the city. The experience combines sightseeing with relaxed commentary for an easy way to explore Brisbane from the water.

This tour will give you the chance to embark on the Brisbane River cruise and visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. You’ll board your boat at the Cultural Center Public Pontoon and set off for the sailing journey along the river. You’ll be able to enjoy the panoramic views of the South Bank while listening to a live commentary. You’ll then reach Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and hop off the vessel to spend around three hours in the sanctuary. You’ll have the opportunity to meet over 130 koalas and learn more about these native Australian animals. After that, you’ll take a boat ride back to the Cultural Center Pontoon.

During this guided tour, you will be able to discover Queensland's iconic XXX Brewery and learn more about its history. You will also be able to sample beers and see the entire process of beer production up close. Once you arrive at the location, you will meet your guide and enjoy a 90-minute tour of the brewery. After you put on safety gear, you will be able to see the machinery that brews, stores and bottles beer. After this, you will be able to see thousands of beer bottles get packed on the distribution line. Later, you will learn to pour and sample the perfect glass of beer. Once the tour ends, you will be free to relax in the bar and enjoy some legendary beers.

On board the MV Neptune you'll glide along the river while an informative commentary explains the region's sights and history. A morning tea is provided to satisfy on-board cravings as you move toward your next stop at the Breakfast Creek Hotel. The Breakfast Creek Hotel is an old place that oozes history, and you may want to spend some time exploring its atmosphere and stories. If you have time after visiting the hotel, consider a side trip to Newstead House in Newstead Park to see another piece of local heritage. Later you will reboard the MV Neptune for the return journey to Southbank, enjoying more river views and commentary along the way.

On this tour, you'll have the opportunity to experience Brisbane from the river on a cruise. As you sail down the river, you'll have the chance to see a picturesque sunset followed by the city lights reflected in the water. Additionally, you can also listen to ambient music and sample cheese from a gourmet cheese platter on board.

Climb Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge and discover the city from above. The experience includes walking the bridge with passionate local Climb Leaders who act as entertainers, historians, photographers, comedians and Brisbane ambassadors. Along the way they will share stories about the city, help you connect with your group and create memories together. The climb is suitable for solo travellers, couples, families, cruise passengers, international visitors, corporate groups, school excursions, team‑building and conferences, as well as birthday celebrations, marriage proposals and slow travellers. You will begin in Brisbane’s vibrant riverfront precinct, before moving on to the nearby Howard Smith Wharves, an area known for award‑winning restaurants, bars and live music. The operator is locally owned and is home to the world’s first fully accessible bridge climb. By choosing this provider you will be supporting Brisbane tourism, local employment and sustainable tourism experiences while taking part in a guided, locally led viewpoint of the city.

Celebrating 25 years as Australia’s longest running ghost tour company, this experience offers historic haunted tours researched and written by Jack Sim. The tours combine local history with ghost lore, presenting stories that are grounded in research rather than tall tales. As you move through the route, you will hear carefully prepared accounts of hauntings and the historical events behind them. Along the way you will learn about the people, places and incidents that gave rise to the ghost stories, and the tours aim to place those stories in a clear historical context. The focus is on storytelling and documented material, delivered by guides using Jack Sim’s research and scripts. The experience will be part-history lesson, part-ghost story evening. You can expect well-constructed narratives that explore the darker corners of local history and explain how myths and reports of hauntings developed over time. The tone is informative and atmospheric, designed for people who want both historical background and eerie tales rather than sensational claims.

On a small-group eco day tour from Brisbane, you’ll explore North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) with a knowledgeable local guide. You’ll travel by ferry to the island and spend time walking its coastlines and beaches, visiting well-known spots such as the North Gorge Walk, Cylinder Beach and Amity Point. Along the way, your guide will share insights into the island’s ecology and ongoing conservation efforts. You may spot wild koalas and kangaroos, and dolphins are commonly seen year-round. From June to October you may also see migrating humpback whales. As an Ecotourism Australia Certified operator, the tour promotes responsible travel that helps protect fragile ecosystems and supports the island’s cultural and environmental heritage, so you’ll learn about practical conservation measures as you move through this natural wildlife haven. This experience focuses on close‑to‑nature exploration rather than a strict itinerary. Expect a calm, informative day of coastal walks, wildlife viewing and learning about the island’s rich natural and cultural values.

You’ll explore freshwater lakes, coastal walks and paradise-like beaches while learning about local culture and history. Along the way you’ll walk the Gorge Walk — awarded as one of Australia’s most amazing coastal walks — where there are great chances to spot manta rays, turtles, dolphins and other marine life. The pace is unhurried, so you can take your time enjoying the scenery and the beaches. A guide will lead you to a secret spot where you may see koalas in the wild, and you’ll have time to swim at Amity Point Beach. Groups are kept small, with a maximum of 11 people, so the experience is more intimate and personal. As you return to the mainland, you’ll enjoy a sunset from the ferry. The tour emphasises relaxation and connection with nature, history and culture, focusing on memorable moments rather than a rushed itinerary.

This day trip from Brisbane visits the World Heritage Gondwana Rainforests of Australia with the destination’s most experienced tour company. The itinerary combines two national parks — Natural Bridge at Springbrook and Joalah at Tamborine — where you’ll follow rainforest walks and see waterfalls, rock pools and sweeping mountain views. Included highlights are a guided tour of the Cedar Creek glow worm caves, the Natural Bridge Walk in Springbrook and the Curtis Falls Walk in Joalah, giving you a close look at the area’s rare fauna and diverse wildlife. Along the way you’ll also visit the scenic Hinze Dam and a nearby wildlife park. You’ll have free time at Gallery Walk, an arts and crafts district where you can explore shops and choose lunch from several eclectic cafés. The tour runs as a small group (maximum 21 people), so you’ll receive personalised attention from an informative, professional guide and a good chance to spot iconic Australian animals and birds in the wild.

With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to climb Story Bridge, a heritage-listed steel bridge in Brisbane. You'll be provided with all the safety equipment to climb this iconic structure at a relaxed pace. As you take in the views that surround you, you'll get to learn more about the city as well as the bridge.

On this eco-tour, you'll board a boat for a sightseeing and adventure cruise to Moreton Island, located off the coast of Queensland. As you sail, there will be chances to spot local wildlife such as dolphins, dugongs and sea turtles. Once on Moreton Island, you can spend time relaxing on the beach, swimming and climbing its steep sand dunes. You'll also have an opportunity to snorkel near the Tangalooma Wrecks – a group of sunken boats now home to coral and tropical fish.

A Segway tour lets you glide through Brisbane's most recognisable sights on your own two‑wheel personal transport. As you move through the city you will pass the Brisbane River and South Bank Parklands, cross the Goodwill Bridge, and ride by the City Botanical Gardens, Eagle Street Pier, the Story Bridge and the Kangaroo Point Cliffs. Along the way your friendly guide will stop at points of interest and provide information about Brisbane’s history and landmarks. The tour will usually include chances to see local wildlife too — typically possums on night tours and water dragon lizards on some day tours. Tours are limited to small groups, which keeps the experience more personalised and social.

This handy storage service will enable you to spend your day exploring Brisbane without needing to worry about your luggage. At the drop-off point, you'll show your confirmation email or ID and hand over your bags to be securely stored until you're ready to collect them. You'll also have insurance included for extra peace of mind.