Australia Wildlife Tours

Embark on a five-day adventure exploring Australia’s greatest natural wonders. Start in Cairns, then soar over the tropical rainforest and Kuranda on the Skyrail. Visit Port Douglas, surrounded by palm trees and warm sands. Explore the Daintree Rainforest, the oldest living rainforest, and take a crocodile and wildlife-spotting boat tour. Enjoy a full-day snorkelling adventure on the Great Barrier Reef with marine biologists, and finish with a Mossman Gorge walking tour with a local Aboriginal guide.

Experience Australia’s Top End, where sunsets glow with dancing brolgas, crocodiles lounge along riverbanks, and ancient sandstone bears some of the world’s oldest art. In this timeless land, wake to the chorus of flying-foxes and cockatoos, wander past water-lily-filled billabongs, and marvel at rocks shaped over 600 million years.

Explore the hidden treasures of Kakadu and Mary River national parks, from secluded trails to ancient rock art. In Darwin, join us in monitoring shorebirds—resilient travelers from Siberia and the Arctic now at risk due to habitat loss and dwindling resources. Be part of our conservation mission, raising awareness and protecting these extraordinary creatures from human impacts.
 

The 4-day icons of Tasmania small group tour invites travelers to experience the island's pristine wilderness, stunning beaches, and rich history. Participants will enjoy the renowned local hospitality while exploring Tasmania's iconic landmarks, all designed by a dedicated team who loves the state. The tour features memorable destinations such as Wineglass Bay, Port Arthur's convict ruins, and the colorful Salamanca Market. Beginning in Hobart and ending in Launceston, this tour provides a perfect snapshot of Australia's only island state in a short amount of time. Travelers will undoubtedly cherish their time exploring Tasmania's beauty and history.

Admire the magic of Litchfield National Park and cruise through Kakadu National Park on this four-day Top End adventure. Darwin serves as the gateway to the natural wonders of the Northern Territory, and it’s not long before you’re exploring the vast treasures of Litchfield National Park. Stop for a swim at Wangi Falls and enjoy a picnic next to Florence Falls. A visit to Kakadu includes a cruise up the East Alligator River with an Aboriginal guide, and a visit to Ubirr, setting the scene for a spectacular trip north.

Indulge your inner gardener on a journey that combines Canberra’s spectacular Floriade event and the Bowral Tulip Time Festival with an exploration of the verdant Southern Highlands, Parliament House Canberra and the moving Australian War Memorial. You’ll also enjoy lunch on a working pastoral property.