Gold Coast Hinterland Waterfalls & Rainforest Private Tour

Surrounded by peaceful natural beauty, fresh air, and tranquil water views, it’s an ideal place to stretch your legs, enjoy a comfortable rest stop, and take in the calm surroundings before continuing your adventure. With beautiful open spaces and picturesque scenery, Hinze Dam offers a refreshing pause away from the busy coastline.

ld Coast Hinterland’s most iconic natural wonders. Set within World Heritage-listed rainforest, this spectacular rock formation features a stunning waterfall cascading through the roof of a basalt cave, created over millions of years by powerful volcanic activity and flowing water. Surrounded by lush ancient rainforest, Natural Bridge offers one of South East Queensland’s most unique and breathtaking nature experiences.

ls plunges more than 100 metres into a lush rainforest gorge below. Take in breathtaking views from the lookout while surrounded by ancient Gondwana rainforest and listen to the sound of cascading water echoing through the valley. It's one of the Gold Coast Hinterland's most photographed natural attractions and a must-visit for nature lovers.

Wander through ancient World Heritage-listed Gondwana rainforest, walk underneath waterfalls, cross picturesque creeks, and enjoy the unique opportunity to walk behind cascading waterfalls. Along the way, your guide will point out native wildlife, towering trees and fascinating rainforest plants, making this one of the highlights of the tour.

dramatic cliffs, dense rainforest and waterfalls of Springbrook National Park. On a clear day, the views stretch across the Gold Coast Hinterland and into Northern New South Wales. It's the perfect place to stop for photos and appreciate the incredible scale and beauty of this World Heritage-listed landscape.

s one of Queensland's most breathtaking panoramic views. After a short walk through centuries-old Antarctic Beech forest, you'll be rewarded with sweeping views across World Heritage-listed rainforest, Wollumbin (Mount Warning), Northern New South Wales and, on clear days, all the way to the Pacific Ocean. It's widely regarded as one of the most spectacular lookouts in South East Queensland.