4 day Sydney to Byron Bay Learn to Surf

Leave Sydney and arrive at your home for the next 3 nights - Spot X Surf Camp. You will get 4 surf lessons to get you standing in no time. There's plenty of time to hang out too before making your way to Sydney.
Group and guides will change on days 2 to 4 at Surf Camp because of code share with Oz Experience
Itinerary
Day 1: Byron Bay to Surf Camp
We head to Surf Camp, where we hook up with the Mojo Surf crew (some of Australia’s best surf instructors) who will take you on your first surfing lesson (all gear included). They start with a theory lesson then it’s straight out to the beach to get you on a board. (D)
Days 2 and 3: Surf Camp
We spend the next two full days at Surf Camp X. Three surf lessons will get you cranking on the waves, and there’s still time to hang on the beach, check out the area, party, lie on the beach some more…basically it’s time to kick back. (B,L,D)
Day 4: Surf Camp
We cruise on to Sydney some hours away and dream of more surfing. (B)

12 day Byron Bay to Cairns tour

Explore the hot spots and hidden treasures of the Australian East Coast. With plenty of time, you will discover Fraser Island over 2 days by 4wd, sail the Whitsundays living aboard for 2 nights, experience Kroombit Cattle Station and horse riding, walk the remote Carnarvon Gorge, overnight on Magnetic Island - and much more.
Itinerary
Day 1: Byron Bay to Rainbow Beach 
After breakfast we head north to Rainbow Beach via Surfers Paradise. Further north we take a short break at the spectacular lookout at Wild Horse Mountain. Enjoy panoramic views of the Sunshine Coast overlooking Noosa and Mooloolaba, before arriving at Rainbow Beach; a vibrant young coastal town, with glistening coloured sands and a relaxed atmosphere. This evening relax in our accommodation, located just 100 metres from the beach. (D)
 
Days 2/3: Two Day Fraser Island 4wd Tour
Spend the next two days exploring Fraser Island on a ranger guided 4WD safari with Fraser Explorer, staying at Eurong Resort. You will drive along Seventy-Five Mile Beach, visit Lakes’ Wabby and Mackenzie, Eli Creek, the Maheno Wreck and climb Indian Head. Return to Rainbow Beach for an overnight stay. (Day 4: LD   Day 5: BLD)
 
Day 4: Rainbow Beach to Kroombit Cattle Station
There’s an option today to feed wild dolphins at Tin Can Bay. You can take the bus or catch the ferry (ferry is your own expense).  After dolphin feeding we head inland through cattle country to Kroombit Cattle Station.  Here we experience genuine outback living with the chance to ride a mechanical bull and take a walk of the property. Tonight you will taste a traditional camp oven dinner, cooked in the open fire. (D)
 
Day 5: Kroombit Cattle Station
Today is jam-packed with wonderful activities also included in the price of your tour. Learn first-hand about Queensland farming life as you participate in a “goat muster” on horseback, try your skill at trap-shooting and be part of a mini-rodeo as animals are herded into the ring. This evening enjoy another hearty camp-oven dinner and re-live your day’s experiences around the campfire with a beer from the bush bar.  (BLD)
 
Wet Weather itinerary:
Day 6: Rainbow Beach, Day 7-9: Kroombit Cattle Station, Day 10: Airlie Beach, Days 11-13: Whitsunday Sailing [normal itinerary resumes]
 
Day 6: Kroombit to Carnarvon Gorge
Start the day with a hearty breakfast before heading further inland through Central Queensland’s remote outback to the little known jewel of Carnarvon National Park.  Carnarvon Gorge, central to this park is a remarkable natural attraction with 30kms of walking trails, 200 species of birds, ancient plants and Aboriginal rock-art dating back 3,500 years. This afternoon we will get a taste of the gorge with a short walk amongst the numerous kangaroos and wallabies that inhabit the area. Stay tonight in large permanent tents amongst the wilderness. (BD)
 
Day 7: Carnarvon Gorge
Chances are that your sleep will be broken this morning by the many birds that live amongst trees surrounding the camp. After breakfast you will spend the full day hiking through the many walking trails scattered throughout this magnificent gorge. Walks are mostly of easy grade and therefore suitable for all ages and fitness levels, however the options are varied. You will see 500 year old cycads, grass trees and eucalypts, native wildlife and learn about the indigenous ancestors that inhabited this region for more than 3500 years. See the best examples of rock-art in Queensland, made from the ochre taken from the region. After a days exercise, you will return to your camp for a good nights sleep within this wilderness region. (BLD
Day 8: Carnarvon Gorge to Airlie Beach
We start early today for our big drive from Carnarvon Gorge to the Mackay region. This is the first time we’ve hit the coast in four days and we now follow the coast to arrive at the Airlie Beach. Tomorrow you’ll be sailing in some of finest sailing waters in the world – the Whitsunday Islands. (B)
 
Days 9/10/11: Whitsunday Sailing
You will have the opportunity to sun-bathe, snorkel and swim whilst exploring the idyllic Whitsunday Islands on a million dollar yacht. Visit the many beaches, coves and islands on this two night sailing trip, with the opportunity to hoist the sails and even take the wheel. Note that you will sleep on the boat, moored in quiet coves. Cabins are share only; no twin and doubles for these two nights. Back on land, we leave Airlie Beach and head to Townsville. From here we take the ferry to Magnetic Island, so named by Captain Cook because his compass went crazy when he sailed past in 1771. This evening, relax with a cold beer and watch the sunset from the beach bar of the only backpackers resort in Australia located right on the beach. (Day 11: D Day 12: BLD Day 13: B)
 
Day 12: Magnetic Island to Cairns
After the short ferry trip back to the mainland, we drive to the Johnstone River Crocodile Farm to learn more about the most feared animal in Northern Australia: the estuarine or saltwater crocodile. Learn how this prehistoric animal has survived and flourished in Australia’s harsh north and see large crocodiles up close and personal. From here, we stop at Babinda Boulders for a refreshing rainforest walk. As we arrive into Cairns, you will be able to cherish the many great experiences of Australia’s East Coast.