Are meals included on the tour?

Yes, a café-style lunch is included at the Botanical Garden Café with scenic garden views.

How many people are in each tour group?

Each tour is limited to 11 passengers to ensure a personalized experience.

Is transportation from the cruise terminal provided?

Yes, the tour includes direct transfer from and back to the Brisbane Cruise Terminal.

Can I hold a koala at Lone Pine Sanctuary?

Koala photo experiences may be available for an additional fee; check with sanctuary staff during your visit.

Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?

Yes, the tour accommodates a wide age range and involves easy walking and accessible transport.

Can private tours be arranged?

Groups of 10 or more can contact BOS Tours at 0412988846 to arrange private tours.

Brisbane Wildlife & City Highlights with BOS Tours Queensland

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Brisbane, Queensland’s river city, BOS Tours Queensland offers a unique way to engage with both urban charm and native wildlife through their Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Brisbane Highlights Express tour. In just over six hours, guests roll from the bustling cruise terminal through varied landscapes, from city streets to verdant summits, capturing the essence of Brisbane’s dynamic outdoor scene.

The journey begins with a gentle ascent to Mt Coo-tha — a vantage point steeped in indigenous history where 'Coo-tha' refers to honey bees native to the area. Here, panoramic views unfold across Brisbane’s skyline, offering a clear sense of the city’s layout amidst its subtropical setting.

The tour’s centerpiece is the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the planet’s oldest and largest koala refuge. It offers a rare chance to encounter over 130 koalas alongside other native species like wombats, emus, and the elusive Tasmanian Devil in a controlled environment that emphasizes animal welfare and education. Visitors can wander at their own pace, capturing close-up wildlife moments not typical in urban settings.

Lunch at the Botanical Garden Café introduces a relaxed interlude with garden views complementing café-style fare. Post-meal, meandering paths and the nearby planetarium invite exploration before the itinerary presses onward.

Southbank Parklands provide a lively recreational space renowned for its bougainvillea arbor and the iconic Brisbane sign—a perfect urban green spot for photos and a casual stroll. From there, the tour winds to Kangaroo Point Cliffs, where volcanic origins meet contemporary rock climbing and abseiling scenes. The cliffs’ convict-mined basalt faces tell a layered geological and cultural story.

Finally, the tour concludes with a scenic viewpoint at Captain Burke Park, framing Brisbane’s Story Bridge — a cantilever marvel symbolizing the city’s industrial heritage.

With maximum groups of 11, BOS Tours prioritizes personalized experiences and flexible pacing. This small-group model combined with diverse stops makes their offering a standout among Brisbane’s outdoor tours, ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive yet intimate dive into the city’s nature and notable landmarks. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, casual walkers, and culture-savvy visitors alike, this trip seamlessly blends natural encounters with urban vistas and history.