
easy
6–7 hours
Suitable for most travelers; expect light walking and periods of standing in the sun.
See Brisbane from the river’s edge to the city’s highest lookout, then meet Australia’s iconic wildlife at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. This guided day tour pairs skyline views, cultural stops, and a relaxed lunch with hands-on nature moments.
Brisbane wakes early. The river folds around the city like a lazy loop, ferries shuttling past bougainvillea-draped walkways as the subtropical air warms. This guided day tour rides that rhythm, linking the city’s greatest hits with the soft heartbeat of Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. It’s an easy, air‑conditioned way to cover serious ground without losing the detail that makes Brisbane hum.

Photo sessions at Lone Pine often sell out; book a time slot online for the 1 pm arrival window.
Carry at least 1–2 liters of water, sunscreen, and a brimmed hat; humidity climbs quickly, especially in summer.
You’ll make several short walks on paved paths and grassy areas—closed-toe shoes keep you comfortable and steady.
Be at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure to keep the day running on time.
Story Bridge opened in 1940 and remains Brisbane’s most iconic span; Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary began in 1927, pioneering koala care and research.
Use the sanctuary’s water refill stations and recycle bins, and only feed wildlife with approved food. Supporting accredited sanctuaries helps fund habitat restoration and heat-stress response programs.
Hydration is key in Brisbane’s humid climate, even with a complimentary bottle provided.
Subtropical sun is strong year-round and especially intense in summer.
summer specific
Short urban walks and sanctuary lawns are easier with supportive footwear.
Summer storms can build quickly; a packable shell keeps you dry between stops.
summer specific