Travel Guides (2017)
Travel Guides
2017The Australian version of the series in which groups of ordinary Australians take on the role of travel critics when they all go on the same holiday, which could visit an international or domestic destination, and experience the accommodation, cuisine and local sights that it has to offer. At the end of the holiday, each group gives a star rating out of five for the destination.
Seasons & Episode
New guides Karly and Bri join the gang in Northern India and Nepal where they’ll stay at an Ashram.
It's lights, camera, bedlam as our Guides hit up America's two glitziest cities - LA and Las Vegas. From Hollywood to the Walk of Fame before an epic drive across the desert to Sin City. There'll even be a surprise Travel Guides wedding!
Our Guides start in Miami at the iconic South Beach. They'll explore Little Havana and Miami's art scene, before visiting an authentic gator park. From there to the Bahamas on the world's sixth largest cruise ship and a swim with pigs.
Our Guides jet into buzzing Hong Kong, to see the sights and savour the city's epic food scene. They'll learn how to lion dance, compete in dragon boat racing, and learn Tai Chi.
Our Guides are on a bus tour in Canada which kicks off in Toronto. Niagara Falls is on the menu and then a show in Ottawa. Then it's bonjour to French Canada and Quebec City.
Our Guides have grabbed sun hats for a Pacific island escape to the Cook Islands.
It's bucket-list time as our Guides pop over to Peru, one of South America's most spectacular countries.
The Fren Family show off their hometown of Newcastle. Our Guides will surf a beautiful beach and visit Maitland gaol before dolphin spotting in Port Stephens.
Our Guides are going on a tour of Northern Tassie. They'll try caving, visit historic Beaconsfield, and drive up (and mountain bike down!) Australia's most dangerous road.
Our Guides are set for an Olympic-sized tour of France - starting in the host city Paris.
The Australian version of the series in which groups of ordinary Australians take on the role of travel critics when they all go on the same holiday, which could visit an international or domestic destination, and experience the accommodation, cuisine and local sights that it has to offer. At the end of the holiday, each group gives a star rating out of five for the destination.