Australia
The Best Scavenger Hunts & Self-Guided Walking Tours in Australia
Discover the wonders of the Land Down Under with our interactive city scavenger hunts across 3 iconic destinations. From the stunning harbor views of Sydney to the street art of Melbourne and the sunny coast of Perth, turn your Australian journey into an unforgettable adventure.
Experience Australia Like a Local: From Iconic Harbors to Hidden Laneways
Australia’s cities are a unique blend of colonial heritage, modern architecture, and stunning natural beauty, and our collection of 3 city games is designed to show you the heart of each one. Whether you are navigating the historic Rocks district in Sydney, exploring the "European" charm and coffee culture of Melbourne, or standing on the banks of the Swan River in Perth, our self-guided tours provide the ultimate flexibility to explore at your own pace.
Our missions lead you to the world-famous sails of the Sydney Opera House, the hidden arcades of Melbourne’s CBD, and the innovative urban spaces of Western Australia. Uncover the stories of early settlers, First Nations history, and the gold rush legends that shaped these coastal metropolises. Perfect for backpackers, families, and locals, our Australia scavenger hunts ensure you see the "hidden" side of these Aussie gems beyond the typical tourist beaches.
Explore Our 3 Interactive Australian City Scavenger Hunts
The Harbour City
- Sydney: Explore The Rocks, Circular Quay, and the Royal Botanic Garden.
- Did you know? Our tours are designed to capture the best harbor views!
The Cultural Capital
- Melbourne: Navigate the famous Hosier Lane street art and historic arcades.
- Tip: Melbourne's tour is perfect for coffee lovers—plenty of hidden cafe stops!
The Sunset Coast
- Perth: Discover Elizabeth Quay, London Court, and the vibrant city center.
- Tip: Perth is the sunniest capital in the world—don't forget your hat!
60-Second Australia Legend
In the heart of Sydney’s "The Rocks," there is a narrow passage known as Greenland Lane. Legend says that in the early 1800s, a convict-turned-merchant hid a small fortune in rum and gold beneath the cobblestones to keep it from the corrupt Rum Corp soldiers. He never returned to claim it, but locals say that on warm summer nights, the scent of spiced sugar and old timber wafts through the alleyway. As you solve our riddles through Australia’s oldest neighborhoods, keep a sharp eye on the ground—you aren't just walking on pavement; you are walking on the untold secrets of an empire's edge.