The iconic Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers will bloom brightly in 2025, creating a spectacular canvas of colour across Toowoomba's major parks and public spaces, with lots of fantastic events and activities it’s not to be missed. The Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, appeals not only to gardens but to all. With its incredible explosion of colours, sounds & scents, it’s a true experience. With music, entertainers & delicious foods, this is sure to be a tour not to be missed!

Travel northwards along the Castlereagh Highway, with a stop in Lightning Ridge, before hopping over the QLD border.

Visit the renowned Cubbie Station, explore St George with a farm & vineyard tour, before embarking on a serene sunset cruise on the Balonne River. Then it’s time to head south again, through Nindigully, Mungindi with a stop at Narrabri.

Pack your swimmers and your sense of adventure as Langley’s Coaches take you on a Mystery Tour full of delightful experiences. Enjoy sun, sand and water and lots of fun!

So you’ve ‘done’ The Riverboat Postman. What’s next? Learn the history of the islands of the river on the 7 Islands Cruise - Lion, Dangar, Spectacle, Long, Peat, Milson and Bar Islands. Cruise past the water-access-only settlements of the lower Hawkesbury, and see the wreck of the HMAS Parramatta, Australia' s first warship.

Tick off bucket items with high tea & a history tour at the Hydro Majestic, enjoy a sumptuous Christmas in July banquet at the Fairmont Resort and explore the Blue Mountains

Transport yourself back 3,300 years, across the sands of the Sahara Desert where you reach the heartbeat of Ancient Egypt ruled by the most celebrated pharaoh in the country's storied history. Experience one of the greatest collections of its kind in this Australian-first exhibition, Ramses & the Gold of the Pharaohs.

Explore historic Camden with a tour of the original Macarthur family home farm and enjoy lunch on the Nepean Belle while cruising the Nepean River.

Visit the Picturesque Hunter Valley and enjoy the festivities of the Hunter Valley Gardens Christmas Light Spectacular.

Sydney has something for everyone! Sydney is famous for its landmarks like the Sydney Opera House, Bondi Beach, and Harbour Bridge. It’s also known for its gorgeous blue harbour waters, shopping, history, theatrical performances and vibrant food culture.

World Heritage listed Mungo National Park, is a protected park located in south-western New South Wales. Home of the famous Mungo Lady and Mungo Man, explore this place that is so rich is history.

Combine the excitement of VIVID Sydney and Mamma Mia! Travel with Langley’s Coaches to see the strictly limited season of Mamma Mia! a celebration of love, laughter and friendship, and come together a the annual festival of light, music and ideas in the urban playground infused with natural beauty.

Come with Langley’s Coaches to Bathurst and explore the history and beautiful architecture of NSW’s oldest inland European Settlement.

Come cruising with us! Climb aboard the famous Riverboat Postman, and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the lower Hawkesbury River. Sit back and relax while you listen to the stories from the skipper, surrounded by nature.

There is also a visit to The Factory, (the home of renowned Australian confectionery producers) and Broken Bay Pearl Farm.

Celebrate the beauty of spring and visit what is known as ‘Australia’s Celebration of Spring”- Floriade. A spectacular festival that is held annually in Canberra’s Commonwealth Park, featuring an extensive display of flowering bulbs and so much more. It’s definitely everyone needs to see at least once in their lifetime. Come along and let us take you there!

A unique and historic opal mining town in Outback NSW, Lightning Ridge is famed for its rare black opal, mining history and colourful locals, Get up close to an array of beautiful gems at opals stores, try you hand at fossicking and relax in artesian bore baths as you savour the outback wonders of this iconic town.

THE WORLD’S MOST SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC NANNY FLIES INTO SYDNEY.

Featuring the beloved quintessentially English magical Nanny, MARY POPPINS, has been seen by over 12 million people worldwide and was the winner of a record breaking 8 Helpmann awards in Australia in 2011.

Vivid Sydney is an annual celebration of creativity, innovation and technology that transforms the Sydney CBD in winter into a kaleidoscope of Light, Music and Ideas. Celebrating its 12th anniversary in 2022, Vivid Sydney captures the uniqueness, vibrancy and imagination of Sydney, positioning the Harbour City as the creative hub of the Asia-Pacific. The festival features free mesmerising art displays and large-scale 3D projections from local and international artists, an eclectic line-up of musical performers, thought provoking talks from some of the world’s greatest minds, and the Sydney Opera House for Lighting of the Sails and Vivid LIVE.

Your tour to join the celebration of the wonderful Autumn colours and seasonal produce of the Bright Autumn Festival starts here!
Visiting Beechworth, Milawa, Bright, Yarrawonga and many more attractions along the way, you’ll come back with your bellies and suitcases full!

The Glen Davis Shale Oil Works, located in the Capertee Valley, was one of the largest employers in the area. Producing gasoline, the operation was an important strategic resource during the war era. Vertical sandstone cliffs stand guard over the crumbling vegetation covered structures lending a surreal impression.

9 to 5 The Musical, inspired by the successful film, tells the story of three workmates who decide to turn the tables on their egotistical boss and take control of the office. Featuring Dolly Parton’s hit song 9 to 5 and talented actresses Caroline O’Connor, Marina Prior, Samantha Dodemaide and Erin Clare, this hilarious musical is not to be missed!

Mungo National Park is one of Australia’s richest archaeological finds. The archaeological treasures of Mungo Man and Mungo Woman were found at Mungo National Park and are carbon dated to over 40,000 years old. Many of the archaeological treasures have been exposed at Mungo through natural erosion rather than by means of organised archaeological exploration. Ancient artefacts, plant matter and animal bones can be found in their natural habitat along the ‘Great Walls of China’- an amazing 33 kilometre stretch of Australian sand dunes and lunettes, formed by centuries of sand storms.

Spanning 450 years, Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the National Gallery, London presents 60 paintings by some of Europe’s most revered artists, including Titian, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Velázquez, Goya, Turner, Renoir, Cézanne and Gauguin. Exclusive to Canberra, it comprises the largest group of works to travel outside of the United Kingdom in the history of the National Gallery, London.

Highlights include Rembrandt’s Self Portrait at the Age of 34 1640, Vermeer’s A Young Woman seated at a Virginal c.1670 and Van Gogh’s Sunflowers 1888.

Collectors’ Plant Fair launched in 2005 and has grown to be the largest plant fair in Australia. They are thrilled to announce over 100 specialist plant growers and garden related stallholders. Find long lost plants, meet the growers, sip good coffee and get out, connect with the love of plants and plant people.

The historic settlement of Hartley is a well- preserved site of colonial-era buildings, including the Greek Revival-styled Courthouse, which once collected bushrangers, convicts and cattle thieves.

Built in 1846, St Bernard’s Church is a fine example of colonial sandstone and architecture.

Destination NSW

From the producers of Aladdin and The Lion King, Disney’s new hit musical Frozen is storming Sydney’s Capitol Theatre. Frozen the Musical is an inspiring tale of sisterhood and true love that comes to life with gorgeous sets and costumes as well as sensational special effects.