Top Australia Nature Walks - page 5

Get up close and personal with some of Tasmania’s cutest residents on this exclusive sunset wildlife encounter. Visit Devils@Cradle after regular closing hours and meet some of sanctuary’s quolls and Tasmanian Devils in a small group, all while sampling local sweet treats and drinks. Then, as the sun sets, take a walk around the sanctuary and watch these little critters feed.

Discover the best of Western Australia’s Coral Coast in one unforgettable day from Perth. Visit Yanchep National Park to see koalas and native wildlife, then explore the spectacular Lancelin Sand Dunes, home to WA’s largest white sand dune system. Continue to the unique seaside community of Wedge Island, known for its colourful fishing shacks, pristine beaches, and stunning Indian Ocean views. Stop at The Lobster Shack for lunch (own expense) before heading to the iconic Pinnacles Desert, where thousands of limestone pillars rise from the golden sands. Combining wildlife, coastal scenery, and natural wonders, this small-group tour offers the perfect introduction to Western Australia’s unique landscapes in just one day. Highlights: Yanchep National Park • Koalas • Lancelin Sand Dunes • Wedge Island • Lobster Shack • Pinnacles Desert • Small Group Tour.

Explore Brisbane in a unique way on this exhilarating 3-hour e-bike tour, covering approximately 15 km of the city's stunning riverfront and green spaces. Perfect for active travellers and first-time visitors, this guided experience combines the city’s rich history and culture with premium cycling. Enjoy a leisurely ride on comfortable low-step e-bikes, cruising along dedicated bike paths while capturing fantastic photo opportunities and learning about iconic spots like South Bank Parklands and Story Bridge. - 3-hour guided e-bike tour covering 15 km of Brisbane's highlights - Ride on dedicated bike paths with a maximum group size of 8 - Visit top attractions like City Botanic Gardens, Roma Street Parklands and Suncorp Stadium - Ideal for couples, families with teenagers, and small groups - Bluetooth-equipped e-bikes so you can enjoy your guide's commentary (and music selections) as you cycle

Learn all about the aboriginal heritage of Cairns on this three hour group eco cultural tour. You’ll have a river cruise across the Trinity Inlet from the Cairns Marina, then a traditional Mandigalbay Yidinji welcome and smoking ceremony. You’ll also have a tour of the Indigenous Protected Area and a guided walk through the bush to hear about Indigenous customs and the critical connection between Aboriginal culture and Country.

Dive deep into the cultural roots of Australia during this Blue Mountains tour from Sydney including round-trip transport, morning tea and scones, and a 2-course lunch. Visit Katoomba Waterfalls where you learn about Aboriginal legends and maybe witness a traditional welcome ceremony. Then, head to Featherdale Wildlife Park to see an expansive collection of Australian wildlife.

A Segway tour offers an offbeat experience and the ability to cover more ground than walking. On this tour from Airlie Beach to Cannovale, you can zip along the Whitsunday Bicentennial Boardwalk, and glide by Pioneer Bay, Shingley Beach and the Coral Sea Marina while listening to your guide share insights into the area. Wrap up the tour with a stop for some dinner while watching the sun set over the Whitsunday Islands.

Journey through the iconic Australian Bush and meet some unique Koala, Wombat & Bird ambassador species. Meet our mob of kangaroos, the rangers who care for them and if you’re lucky, our charming Tamar and Swamp wallabies. • Embrace the early morning with before-hours access to Melbourne Zoo. • Visit our iconic Australian animals as they wake up for the day. • You'll also hop into the back of house - kangaroo exhibit for an intimate behind-the-scenes experience with our kangaroos.

This 3-hour walking food tour follows a relaxed rhythm—starting with light savory bites, moving into rich local specialties, and ending with sweets and a drink. You’ll explore Sydney’s everyday food scene like a local, with frequent stops, small portions, and a mix of global flavors and Australian classics. Begin with a Middle Eastern tasting of hummus, pita, and falafel, then enjoy a buttery Wagyu beef pie—an Australian favorite. Continue with a grazing board of local cheeses and charcuterie, followed by ice cream and a smoky BBQ sausage from a traditional butcher. Finish with sweet treats, including baklava and a tangy lemon tart, before wrapping up in a relaxed pub with a local drink—capturing the full range of Sydney’s food culture.

Discover some of Australia’s most photographed landscapes on this full-day tour of the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne. Let someone else handle the driving and make plenty of view and rest stops, spot wild koalas along the way, and browse the shops in seaside towns like Apollo Bay. Enjoy a walk through Great Otway National Park, learn how the Shipwreck Coast earned its name, and marvel at the 12 Apostles and the pristine Loch Ard Gorge.

Visit three different habitats (a eucalypt forest, rainforest, and grassland) to observe Australian wildlife in its natural habitat. Spot koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, flying foxes, birds, and more with the help of a guide. Depending on conditions, you may also see other mammals such as pademelons. Plus, the tour Includes a locally sourced picnic lunch.

Thoroughly explore the coast of Western Australia between Perth and Exmouth but skip the hassle of driving on this 7-day group tour that includes accommodation, meals, and some activities. Starting in Perth, head north to Exmouth, visiting Kalbarri National Park, Shark Bay, Ningaloo Reef, and more along the way before returning to Perth. Learn more about the region through live commentary and purchase optional extra activities if you like.

Explore the top sites of Tasmania on a comprehensive 3-day tour from Hobart to Launceston. Delve into the convict history of Australia at Port Arthur Historic Site, and see landmarks like Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen. Continue to Launceston to discover the gems of Freycinet National Park, including Wineglass Bay. Then head to Cradle Mountain National Park to walk around Dove Lake and admire Cradle Mountain. Stop in towns such as Richmond, Swansea, Sheffield and Orford, and taste fresh produce and seafood from local producers.

The Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the best places on Kangaroo Island to spot native wildlife, home to koalas, kangaroos, tammar wallabies, and more. On this evening walking tour, explore the sanctuary with a guide and maximize your chance of wildlife sightings. See the animals at their most active during the cooler hours of sunset and continue exploring after dark, when nocturnal animals such as echidnas and possums come out to play.

Take the scenic route from Melbourne to Adelaide with this 3-day tour through the Grampians and Great Ocean Road. See stunning coastline, favorite surf beaches, seaside towns, rainforest, rock formations, an extinct volcano, lava fields, and more. Check out local wildlife including koalas, kookaburras, kangaroos, wallabies, and whales. Enjoy an authentic Aussie barbeque before you arrive in Adelaide.

Avoid the crowds along the Great Ocean Road by traveling in the reverse direction from typical day trips. Depart early from Melbourne and head first to the Twelve Apostles to view the attraction in the morning light, before other tour groups arrive. Continue to landmarks such as Loch Ard Gorge and Melba Gully National Park and look for wild koalas in the eucalyptus forest. A light lunch is provided.

Far North Queensland's big-ticket experiences—reef, rainforest, and railway—each take a full day and require separate bookings to arrange from Cairns. Combine all of them in one package across three days: a snorkeling cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, the Kuranda Scenic Railway and Skyrail Cableway over Barron Gorge, and a full-day 4WD trip to Daintree National Park and Cape Tribulation.

Embark on an exhilarating off-road adventure on this 4-hour 4x4 tour of Pemberton's National Parks. Explore the ancient Karri forests of the Warren National Park, then head to D'Entrecasteaux National Park to stroll around Dead Man’s Lake, climb the Yeagarup sand dunes and if you’re lucky, marvel over the incredible wildflower valleys (Sept-Nov only). This small-group tour is limited to 15 people to ensure a personalized experience.

Freycinet Bay National Park is renowned for its pristine white beaches and rugged, pink granite peaks. On this small-group tour, explore the park’s natural wonders on a guided one-way walk to Wineglass Bay Beach, Hazards Beach, and other beautiful lookouts. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, stop for morning tea in Wineglass Bay, and enjoy lunch on the beach before traveling back to the starting point by boat.

Explore the stunning K'gari (Fraser Island) over two days in a small group setting. This tour highlights the island's diverse landscapes, including ancient rainforests and pristine lakes. Drive along the famous 75 Mile Beach, float in the refreshing waters of Eli Creek, and visit the iconic SS Maheno shipwreck. At night, unwind in a permanent powered bell tent, enjoy a sunset charcuterie on the beach and a hearty dinner under the stars, creating memories in this World Heritage-listed paradise. - Small group experience with a maximum of 13 participants - Includes meals: 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner - Expert local guides and exclusive camping accommodation - Visit top sites like Lake McKenzie, Central Station, and Maheno Shipwreck

Enjoy a day in the pristine surroundings of Daintree Rainforest on this small-group walking and boating tour. Hike through lush forest glades and a creekside valley and take a refreshing swim under a secluded waterfall. After a delicious lunch, cruise through the Daintree River on a solar-powered boat in search of crocodiles and other native wildlife.

Hike to an exclusive waterfall in the Daintree Rainforest that only this tour can access. Join a small group for a gourmet, chef-cooked lunch and a local tropical fruit tasting in the rainforest before hiking through the lush jungle to a pristine waterfall where you can swim in the sparkling-clean water.

Rottnest Island is car-free, and its sights are scattered across the coast, so covering them on foot in a half-day is a stretch. Ride a bus and a historic train between the main stops instead, taking in Kingstown Barracks, Oliver Hill Battery, and the Henrietta Rocks shipwreck site. Watch for quokkas along the way, stop for photos of the turquoise bays, and hear about the island's history and its Aboriginal Noongar heritage.

Go on an open-top double-decker safari through the Australian outback on the Kinnon-family hosted Nogo Station Experience. Starting with a heritage tour of Longreach, you’ll then head out to Nogo Station’s historic shearing sheds, where you’ll learn about the prized Merino wool. From there, you’ll head out on safari across the vast outback plains, before wrapping up with a traditional pioneer ‘smoko’ under the gum trees at Captain Starlight’s Camp.

Delve into the beautiful Maiala Rainforest, inside D’Aguilar National Park, for a full day of exploration. This private tour gives you maximum attention from your experienced nature guide who will take you to the rainforest’s most scenic spots, including a waterfall, eucalypt forest, pine groves, and mountain views. You will see plenty of wildlife including various bird species along the way. A scenic stop for coffee/tea and a snack is included.