Scenic Rim tours from Brisbane.

We currently run four Scenic Rim tours from Brisbane: the Fassifern Valley Heritage Loop (10-hour day, AUD $229 pp), the Summer Land Camels Day (8.5-hour family-friendly day, AUD $219 pp), the Scenic Rim Wine Tour (full-day cellar door tour, from AUD $165 pp), and the 3-day Scenic Rim Weekend (AUD $899 pp twin-share, 3 days / 2 nights). Two further day tours (Moogerah Peaks Day, Boonah & Lake Moogerah Day) are in development.

If you want heritage, country towns and a sunset finish — the Fassifern Heritage Loop. If you’re travelling with kids 8+ or want camels and dairy tastings — the Summer Land Camels Day. If you want cellar doors and wine — the Scenic Rim Wine Tour. If you want depth across multiple sub-regions — the 3-day Weekend. All four can be combined; the Fassifern Heritage Loop pairs naturally as Day 1 of the 3-day Weekend.

Brisbane CBD with hotel pickup is the default for all four tour products. The Scenic Rim Wine Tour also operates from the Gold Coast (45 minutes to one hour to the first cellar doors versus 1h 15m from Brisbane). Other departure points (Sunshine Coast, regional Queensland) can be arranged for private bookings.

All four tours include hotel pickup and drop-off, coach transport in air-conditioned vehicles, a Brisbane-based Cooee-certified guide, all entries to included experiences, and at least lunch. The Summer Land Camels Day includes a camel ride. The Wine Tour includes tasting flights at every cellar door and country lunch. The 3-day Weekend includes heritage Boonah accommodation, all seven meals, and three full days of touring. Detailed inclusions vary by tour — see each tour page.

Hard cap of 24 across all tour formats. Most departures run with 14-20 travellers. Private tours can be customised for smaller groups (2-12 typical). Larger group enquiries (school groups, corporate days, wedding parties) handled separately — contact us.

Year-round operation. Strongest weather is May through September (cool, dry, blue-sky days). Late July through August is the Kalbar Sunflower Festival period — the Heritage Loop runs at higher demand. Storm season runs November through March; tours still operate but rural roads can have brief flash-flood risk on summer afternoons. Wildflower season is September-October.

Yes — all main Scenic Rim destinations are accessible by 2WD sedan or hatchback on sealed roads. See our Scenic Rim transport guide for the three driving routes from Brisbane (Fassifern via Ipswich, Tamborine via M1, Lamington via Canungra), parking, wildlife caution and honesty-box farm-stall etiquette.

Use the enquire form linked from every tour page, or call 0409 661 342 (Brisbane office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm AEST), or email contact@cooeetours.com.au with your preferred tour, dates and number of travellers. A Brisbane-based Cooee specialist replies within one business day with available departure dates and confirmed pricing.

The Scenic Rim region spans several First Nations Peoples. Tours covering the Fassifern Valley (Boonah, Kalbar, Harrisville, Peak Crossing, Mount Alford) operate on Ugarapul (Yugarapul) Country of the Yuggera language family. Tours covering Mt Tamborine, Lamington and Canungra Valley operate on Wangerriburra and broader Yugambeh Country. Tours into Mt Barney National Park operate on connected Yugambeh and neighbouring Country. Cooee Tours acknowledges Traditional Custodians and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

Many of our Scenic Rim tour stops are wheelchair accessible, but accessibility varies by tour and venue. The Fassifern town centres (Boonah, Kalbar) are mostly accessible; some heritage building interiors have steps. Summer Land Camels has accessible farm areas. Some cellar doors have stairs or uneven garden terrain. Email contact@cooeetours.com.au with your specific access needs and we’ll match you to the right tour or build a private option.