Australia · HOP-ON HOP-OFF BUS TOURS
The 13 best hop-on hop-off buses you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
See Sydney and Bondi Beach by open-top bus, then add a harbour cruise for Opera House views, flexible stops, and easy city bearings.
“, it would be better if they said what stop you were at when you were coming up to the stop rather than when it left the stopnice journey in both routes”
Big Bus Sydney and Bondi review covering routes, stops, timing, value, commentary, night tour, and Captain Cook harbor cruise options.
“Not so many busses operating, long waits on stops, good overview of the city, good guidance where to go.”
Review of Hobart’s $31 Red Decker hop-on hop-off bus, with route highlights, practical tips, stop-by-stop advice, and honest value notes.
“We thoroughly recommend this tour it covers all the history of Hobart. We did the whole trip twice and took in more info the second time.”
See Perth and Kings Park from an open-top bus with multilingual audio, hourly stops, and flexible 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off access.
“Great driver great journey around Perth. This bus is a huge credit to your city, as the travelling is easy”
Review the Hobart Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour, with practical advice on stops, timing, commentary, comfort, price, and who should book.
“Friendly driver and easy to see the city and get overview of where things are so you can go back to visit specific areas. Nice to use for transportation too.”
Explore Katoomba and the Blue Mountains by hop-on hop-off bus, with unlimited Scenic World rides, walking maps, and live local commentary.
“The tour bus was a great way to see lots of the Blue Mountains. The bus driver knew a lot about the area and was helpful in suggesting the best things to do for what I wanted to do in the day. Very helpful for planning bush walks and sight seeing around Katoomba. The route covered all the best spots. Scenic world was a good place for different perspectives of the mountains. Overall, a great way to explore the Blue Mountains for the day.”
See Perth’s top sights by double-decker bus, with 15 stops, multilingual audio, Kings Park views, and flexible 24 or 48-hour tickets.
“Actual address for the start of the tour is at jetty 3 Barrack Street not 3 Barrack Street as listed”
See Darwin’s waterfront, museums, beaches, and military sites by open-top bus with flexible 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off access.
“Great bus ride sit up top and see this great city , we did a circuit then visited the museum gallery such a great place . Loved the Mindel market and sunset”
Build your own Barossa wine day from Adelaide with hourly hop-on hop-off transport, local guides, wineries, food stops, and no driving.
“We love the setup of the tour and we got to do wine tasting at 4 different wineries. For each of the four 1 hour block you have choices on where to go and the wineries are well aware of the s we up to ensure you are ready to go when the bus shows up to pick you up. We very much enjoyed the wines and the scenery.”
Sydney Harbour hop-on hop-off cruise review with five stops, Opera House views, Manly, Watsons Bay, Taronga Zoo, and practical planning tips.
“We went with the boat to watson bay and manly beach. It was a great experience”
Review of Sydney’s flexible hop-on hop-off ferry pass, with route details, stop-by-stop tips, pricing, timing, and honest drawbacks.
“I always use HOHO and I’m very happy. This time i’m not. I follow the time schedule to watson bay and when I wanted to return on the 3:45pm pickup the boat was hidden and there was not an announcement to find them. I searched and they were in the back and they were leaving me behind. They keep saying they were going to BENTLY which isn’t part of the schedule. I didn’t want to wait another hour so I purchase an OPAL card to get me back to the wharf on the ferry. It was frustrating”
Explore McLaren Vale North by hop-on hop-off bus, with 15-plus winery stops, flexible timing, local guides, and no need to drive.
“Yvette was a fabulous host and driver. We really enjoyed the day The only negative was the Red Posts where the service was non-existent. I would give them a 0/5 but that is still being too kind.”
Explore Hobart by open-top bus with a 48-hour ticket, 20 stops, multilingual commentary, harbour views, and easy access to key sights.
“Basically a waist of money & of little interest to our visiting family. We waited for at least 15 mins at the wharf and once did get finally going didn’t do a drop off at the female factory so be aware you will still have a fair walk to it, not great for the elderly relatives we did this with. However the female factory was well worth the visit but could have just done this ourselves. The bus didn’t do any historical points of interest in Battery Point. We choose to do this as a great way for our visiting relatives to see the sights and learn more about the…”
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