Canberra Guided Tours
Canberra’s best day tour! This experience packs as much as possible into a single day, giving you the best possible experience & context of Australia’s Capital in a days’ tour
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FROM :
AUD $ 189.00 - 8 Hours
- Group Tour
A terrific full day tour, not only because of the magnificent wines you’ll taste & have the opportunity to buy, but also for the beautiful countryside through Canberra’s wine region
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FROM :
AUD $ 239.00 - 7 Hours
- Group Tour
Time and time again the tour impresses those who choose to take part. Travel at the best time of the day to see some of Australia’s unique animals in the wild.
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FROM :
AUD $149.00 - 4 Hours
- Group Tour
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FROM :
AUD $ 189.00 - 7 Hours
- Group Tour
Canberra Guided Tours
Canberra’s best day tour! This experience packs as much as possible into a single day, giving you the best possible experience & context of Australia’s Capital in a days’ tour
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FROM :
AUD $ 179.00 - 8 Hours
- Group Tour
A terrific full day tour, not only because of the magnificent wines you’ll taste & have the opportunity to buy, but also for the beautiful countryside through Canberra’s wine region
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FROM :
AUD $ 220.00 - 7 Hours
- Group Tour
Time and time again the tour impresses those who choose to take part. Travel at the best time of the day to see some of Australia’s unique animals in the wild.
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FROM :
AUD $135.00 - 4 Hours
- Group Tour
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FROM :
AUD $ 179.00 - 7 Hours
- Group Tour
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About Us
Canberra Guided Tours is dedicated to memorable tours of the nation’s capital
The team at Canberra Guided Tours are passionate about providing expert guided tours in and around Australia’s National Capital. When the business first started in 1961, our city was just starting to grow. Canberra was a country town with a small population and no Lake. Original operators, Mary and Jack Dando gave visitors a memorable experience to the Nation’s Capital. At that time, Civic was known by the Sydney and Melbourne buildings; Duntroon, a country area; Albert Hall, The Canberra Hotel (now The Hyatt) and Old Parliament House. These were the main points of interest to see. All were brought together by a bridge that went over the Molonglo River, now Lake Burley Griffin. Today, Canberra has grown into a thriving hub, and we’re delighted to showcase the city and the region.