The Tailor

The Tailor For more than 25 years, The Tailor has hand-crafted custom journeys, and is recognised as the originator of five-star experiential travel in Australia.

Dedicated to off-the-beaten-path travel, but with a distinctly luxurious edge, The Tailor is a multi-award-winning full-service travel design company catering to high-net-wealth individuals, boasting unrivalled connections and relationships. An extensive black book of contacts and a combined 300 years of in-house experience gives The Tailor the ability to provide unparalleled access to special people, places, and experiences across Australia.

Perched above Great Oyster Bay with the Hazards rising behind it, Saffire Freycinet is already one of Australia's most e...
20/07/2026

Perched above Great Oyster Bay with the Hazards rising behind it, Saffire Freycinet is already one of Australia's most extraordinary places to stay. And this December, it gets a new chapter.

Saffire Jewel Private Villa is a three-bedroom, 800-square-metre private residence opening 1 December 2026 - the most intimate way to experience one of Tasmania's most iconic properties.

Three super king suites, each with floor-to-ceiling glass and a private lounge. An 18-metre heated infinity pool overlooking the bay. A private chef, a dedicated Villa Host, and your own guide and vehicle - all exclusively yours.

The experiences are what set this place apart. Oysters shucked fresh at a working marine farm on the water. A walk through sacred country with a local Anangu guide. A Tasmanian devil encounter with one of the state's leading experts. And on clear winter nights, a genuine dark-sky astronomy experience with telescopes powerful enough to pick out Saturn's rings and the colours of deep space.

Six guests. One villa. One dedicated Travel Designer who handles everything from here. We plan every detail of your Australian journey - The Jewel included.

Start planning now: https://thetailor.com/accommodation/saffire-freycinet/

23/06/2026

Five lodges. Five completely different sides of the Australian outback.
 
From the spiritual heart of the Red Centre to the ancient gorges of the Kimberley, the floodplains of the Top End to the wild cattle stations of the Northern Territory and Tropical North Queensland - the Australian outback is far more varied than most people imagine. What connects these five places is the feeling they leave you with: remote, alive, and completely absorbed in landscape unlike anything else on earth.
 
Longitude 131°, Red Centre - Uluru at dawn, desert stargazing, and deep cultural connection with the Anangu people. Best April to September.
Mount Mulligan Lodge, Tropical North Queensland - A working cattle station framed by a dramatic mountain, rich in history and surrounded by wilderness. Best May to October.
Bullo River Station, Northern Territory - One of Australia’s most iconic stations, where helicopter flights reach ancient rock art and rivers teem with barramundi. Best May to September.
El Questro Homestead, The Kimberley - Intimate and utterly private, with just 20 guests and the full force of Kimberley gorge country on the doorstep. Best April to October.
Finniss River Lodge, Top End - Floodplain wetlands, airboat adventures, and the most memorable sundowners you’ll find in the Territory. Best May to October.
 
Which one calls to you?
 
 
 

25/05/2026

When the Australian travel industry's biggest trade event lands in your hometown, you host a party.

Last week we stepped off the convention centre floor and onto the green for an evening at the Adelaide Bowls Club with our partners at the South Australian Tourism Commission, surrounded by our trusted South Australian suppliers, travel agent partners and industry colleagues who make this work meaningful.

Delicious South Australian produce on the plate. Good drinks in hand. A few competitive moments on the bowls lawn.

There's something right about celebrating Australian travel in the city we call home, with the people who help bring it to life.

Thank you to everyone who joined us.

21/05/2026

When the Australian travel industry’s biggest trade event lands in your hometown, you host a party.
 
Last week we stepped off the convention centre floor and onto the green for an evening at the Adelaide Bowls Club with our partners at the South Australian Tourism Commission, surrounded by our trusted South Australian suppliers, travel agent partners and industry colleagues who make this work meaningful.
 
Delicious South Australian produce on the plate. Good drinks in hand.  A few competitive moments on the bowls lawn.
 
There’s something right about celebrating Australian travel in the city we call home, with the people who help bring it to life.
 
Thank you to everyone who joined us.
 
 
 
 
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12/05/2026

You’ve never seen Australia like this….

The Kimberley stretches across the far north of Western Australia - a region of ancient gorges, thundering waterfalls, and a coastline so remote it still belongs almost entirely to the wild. The landscape here is some of the oldest on the planet, and the Culture tied to it even older. Aboriginal rock art decorates cliff faces that have stood for hundreds of millions of years; tidal forces create natural phenomena found nowhere else on earth.

The only way to truly reach the heart of it is by water - sailing shallow river systems and tidal inlets that open up a version of Australia most travellers never see.

This is the Kimberley. It earns every superlative.




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Australia doesn't reveal itself easily. It rewards those who know where to look - and how long to stay. With 2.9 milllio...
05/05/2026

Australia doesn't reveal itself easily. It rewards those who know where to look - and how long to stay. With 2.9 milllion square miles (7.7 million square kilometres) of coastline, desert, reef, rainforest, and ancient culture. Knowing where to start is half the challenge.

Around Australia in 14 Days is one of our most-requested itineraries. Built for first-time visitors, it moves through landscapes so different from one another, it's hard to believe they share a border.

Because the hardest part of travelling Australia isn't the distance. It's knowing what to leave out.

Find out more here: https://thetailor.com/journeys/around-australia-in-14-days/

24/04/2026

Thirty minutes from Brisbane, Queensland, across a bay that shimmers like hammered copper at sunrise, sits an island that feels like Australia before the rest of the world arrived.

Minjerribah. North Stradbroke Island.

Your morning begins beside a sacred tea-tree lake, an Indigenous elder’s voice carrying across still water, stories that are 20,000 years in the making. By mid-morning you’re walking the North Gorge, where wild koalas doze overhead and humpbacks breach offshore. You swim. You breathe. You stop checking your phone.

Lunch is fresh oysters, local prawns, and cold white wine on the sand, or a private three-course table set with crystal and linen on a stretch of coastline you have entirely to yourselves.

This is one day on one island in a country that will take your breath away, repeatedly, for two weeks straight.

The Tailor builds journeys like this across all of Australia, with our trusted on-the-ground partners, Reveling, ensuring every moment in Queensland is flawlessly executed. Reef. Rainforest. Red desert. Pacific coastline. All of it, woven into something that feels entirely your own.

This is not a tour. This is your Australia.

Contact us to start planning via link in bio.

04/04/2026

Australians have long embraced the bilby as our Easter animal, and for good reason. With its long ears and soft silhouette, it may look a little familiar, but the story behind it is uniquely our own.

Unlike rabbits, which were introduced to Australia and have caused widespread environmental damage, the greater bilby is a native marsupial with an important place in our ecosystems. The idea of the Easter Bilby helped create a local symbol for the season while building awareness for a species that is threatened in the wild. Today, bilbies survive in fragmented populations across parts of the Northern Territory, Western Australia and south west Queensland, with feral cats and foxes among their biggest threats.

This Easter, it feels fitting to celebrate a native icon that is distinctly Australian.

02/04/2026

Some woke to this: sunrise breaking over the Southern Ocean. Sea lions calling from the limestone cliffs. Cool autumn air sharp with salt and native bushland.

This is Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island - where April means wildlife at its most active, clifftop walks through regenerating bushland, and mornings that look like this.

25 suites. One dramatic coastline. Australia’s southern edge.

This is just the beginning. We design complete Australian journeys seamlessly connected, privately guided, unforgettable. Contact us to start planning.

08/03/2026

Behind every extraordinary journey are extraordinary people.

Today we celebrate the women who guide, host, lead, create, and care. The women who open doors to culture, country, and connection. The women in our team and across our community who make meaningful travel possible.

Your wisdom, strength, and generosity shape the experiences our guests carry for a lifetime.

Happy International Women’s Day.

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