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Active travelers wanting to experience Rotorua’s unique landscapes will love this private kayaking tour. Walk through Waimangu Volcanic Valley, one of the world’s youngest geothermal systems, to Lake Rotomahana. Paddle along its shores and admire the steaming cliffs, colorful geothermal features, and dramatic geysers, learning about Māori culture along the way. This is a fun way to get some exercise and explore some of Rotorua’s less-visited attractions.

Explore Paihia’s wild side on this family-owned and operated sightseeing cruise to (hopefully) spot some marine life. Just sit back, relax, and let your captain do the work of taking you to some of the best spots on the water. A portion of every ticket goes straight to marine mammal conservation and a local children’s marine education program.

Avoid the crowded touristy areas of Fiji and safely explore off-the-beaten-path sites by choosing this private hiking tour. To make the day as stress-free as possible—begin with a Nadi hotel pickup then get a private transfer to the start of the trail. During the hike, a guide teaches you about local flora and fauna as you walk past forests and a waterfall. Then, finish with lunch with a local family in Nausori village.

Want a unique experience in Polynesia? Discover the island with a tailor-made photo session, adapted to your level. Learn more about the island while enjoying professional advice. Take your own pictures and capture the beauty of this island where nature is rich and unspoilt. An unforgettable adventure awaits you!

In the heart of the sacred Mo’aroa Valley, 40 minutes from Papeete, AOA Polynesian Forests opens the doors to a 230-hectare private estate — the first educational forest in French Polynesia. Guided by passionate naturalists, you explore a forest undergoing active restoration, populated by endemic and native species found nowhere else. Bamboo forest, large native banyan tree, medicinal plants, endemic birds, crystal clear river: each visit is an authentic immersion in Tahiti’s natural heritage. Each activity contributes directly to the restoration of Polynesian biodiversity. Winner of the Tahiti Sustainable Tourism Award 2024 UN Ecosystem Restoration Programme 2021–2030

Join us on the region's #1 experience and witness jaw-dropping whale encounters within Cape Byron Marine Park - the only local tour guided by a passionate Marine Biologist. Departing daily from Ballina's Richmond River (May - October), witness the magnificent Humpback Whale migration as thousands pass our coastline. Listen to live whale song through our underwater hydrophone, soak in the stunning scenery, and enjoy expert commentary from our friendly Marine Biologist. Relax aboard our modern eco vessel with spacious seating, 360° views and individual seating, perfect for spotting whales in comfort. We’re so confident you’ll spot a whale that we offer a free return trip if you don’t see one on your first tour! - Daily departures from Ballina during Whale migration season - Guided by a qualified Marine Biologist for expert insights -Live hydrophone whale listening experience - 100% whale sighting guarantee or receive a free return trip - Comfortable eco vessel with 360-degree views

Local aboriginal guides who are local custodians of country and will meet you at the Bungles Airstrip when you land. Fly in from Halls Creek, this is the best value Bungles fly and drive tour in the Kimberley, fly in eet your guide be welcomed to country and then spend all day on the ground. Touring the Bungles in the Kimberley, both the north and southern ends. This is a small group tour no more that 12 guests on any of our tours. Great food prepared at the historic Halls Creek Pub. Sand drawings and singing in Cathedral Gorge , a fantastic day you will not forget. Stay in Halls Creek at the Pub great food very secure and safe or at the Old Halls creek caravan park in the historic gold mining area 5kms out of town also very safe camping.

All the activities are close to our resort, and the guests organise this themselves, and do as much or as little as they choose Our glamping resort is the only one of it's kind on Magnetic Island It is absolutely unique, with the rain forest in the background, Tropical gardens, and gated private carpark for guests,

The Great Ocean Road is home to the Twelve Apostles, one of the best places to visit from Melbourne. However, doing a day trip there on your own can be tiring, between driving and working out how to structure your itinerary. Take a customizable private tour, and you no longer have to worry about that; just tell your guide what you want to see, and they handle it for you.

Experience the Hauraki Gulf in a way few visitors ever do. Combining sea kayaking, wildlife encounters, and a guided night walk on predator-free Motuora Island, this unforgettable adventure takes you beyond the crowds and into the heart of New Zealand's natural world. Paddle across sheltered coastal waters at sunset, explore a thriving wildlife sanctuary, and search for the iconic kiwi under the cover of darkness. Along the way, you may encounter dolphins, stingrays, tuatara, giant wētā, geckos, and seabirds while learning about the island's inspiring conservation story and Māori heritage. With stunning scenery, expert local guides, and the rare opportunity to experience a protected island after dark, this is a truly unique Auckland wilderness adventure.

Explore a forest sanctuary in the heart of the sacred Mo'aroa Valley. Winner of the Tahiti Sustainable Tourism Award 2024 Recognised by the UN in its Ecosystem Restoration Programme (2021 - 2030) The only eco-tourism experience in Tahiti recognized by the United Nations Botanic Gardens Conservation International Largest worldwide network dedicated to plant conservation. In the heart of the sacred Mo'aroa Valley, 40 minutes from Papeete, AOA Polynesian Forests opens the doors to a private estate of 230 hectares. Guided by passionate naturalists, you explore a forest undergoing active restoration, populated by endemic and native species found nowhere else. Bamboo forest, large native banyan tree, medicinal plants, endemic birds, crystal clear river: each visit is an authentic immersion in Tahiti’s natural heritage. Each activity contributes directly to the restoration of Polynesian biodiversity.

Delve into the stunning Bungle Bungle Ranges on this immersive 2-day, 1-night 4WD safari from Kununurra. Guided by a local Gija custodian, explore the rich culture at the Warmun Art Centre, witness the artistry of the Gija people, and traverse the breathtaking landscapes of Purnululu National Park, including Cathedral Gorge and Piccaninny Creek. Enjoy luxury accommodation at the Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge, with all meals included and optional helicopter rides for an aerial view of this iconic region. This adventure is perfect for nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike, offering a unique blend of discovery and comfort. - 2-day guided 4WD safari exploring Purnululu National Park guided by award winning local aboriginal guides - Visit the Warmun Art Centre and engage with local Aboriginal culture - Overnight stay at the Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge with all meals provided - Optional scenic helicopter ride for a stunning aerial perspective

Experience the mahi on a one hour guided tour and learn about efforts to restore the land to its pre-European tunga (situation). Experience a one-hour interactive guided tour of the of the property from April to November. Your experienced guide has been sharing the stories of Aotearoa with people from around the globe for many years. At the end of the tour you are welcome to stay on and soak in the sounds, silence and sensations of our place. The opportunity to purchase our lavender products is available, as is the chance to enjoy our famous bush coffee/tea and a "kiwi as" snack. Facilities include an outdoor composting toilet. The income from our farm tours goes directly back into our conservation and regeneration programme. Booking is essential, no walk-ins. Contact us for a group tour bookings or for tours outside advertised hours. The road is not suitable for camper-vans, please phone us to discuss alternative arrangements.

Experience one of New South Wales most iconic day trips on a private Blue Mountains tour from Sydney. Designed for travellers who want comfort, flexibility, and a more personal experience, this full-day tour gives your group the freedom to enjoy the region without the rush of a large coach tour. Travel west from Sydney in a premium air-conditioned vehicle and take in the dramatic scenery of the Blue Mountains. Depending on your chosen option and preferred pace, the day may include highlights such as Echo Point, the Three Sisters, scenic valley lookouts, and time in Leura or Katoomba for lunch or browsing. Optional experiences such as Scenic World or a wildlife park visit can also be included depending on the booking option selected. Because this is a private tour, the day can be shaped around your group’s interests, comfort level, and timing. This is a great choice for couples, families, mature travellers, and visitors wanting a relaxed and memorable private day from Sydney.

Come and have some fun with us and discover new things in the bush like fumaroles, endemic animals and plants etc..

Go off the beaten track and discover this valley very little frequented by tourist circuits (no 4*4 safari, no quad bike or motorcycle). This route is accessible to active people who love adventure away from the tar and in the middle of nature. You will have 2 large pools for swimming during the hike. Your photos and videos will be an exceptional memory of Tahiti.

This is a half day tour where you will experience the locals doing about their day to day. Guests are picked up from their hotel in a luxury of a 4WD/Minibus. The first stop is at the fruits and vegetable Market. You are welcome to taste some of the local fruits that are in season. Tour will then continue to the Rural Farming School where Guests will have a tour around the school and passing through fields of sugarcane and vegetable farming where you might see a bowed oxen ploughing the fields in the same way they have been doing for over hundred years. Then at an Indian friend's house there's Indian food sampling and Culture sharing. We then continue on to the Fijian Village of Yavuna where you will be greeted by the Village guide. As a norm in a Fijian Culture a (sevusevu ) Ceremony is done to welcome a visitor. Kava is used here. Guests are then taken on a village guided tour. Guests are then invited to to have an authentic lunch prepared by the village before departure.

Leave the 4WD track to us! Meet your local Aboriginal guides just off the highway at the Purnululu front gate and spend a full day in the Bungle Bungles with the custodians of this country. - Small-group touring in air-conditioned comfort with award-winning local Aboriginal guides - Muntha (Welcome to Country), Dreamtime stories in Echidna Chasm, and sand drawings, songs and dance in Cathedral Gorge - Bush botanicals trek: learn bush tucker and bush medicine from your Gija guide - See both the northern and southern sections of the park, plus the Piccaninny Creek lookout - Morning tea, picnic lunch, and afternoon tea with Matso's beer or SSB WA wine and WA cheeses - No 4WD needed: meeting point is accessible by 2WD and AWD, with parking