Australia Eco Tours

Australia Eco Tours

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With natural wonders like the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest, the Blue Mountains, Australia is an immense playground for nature lovers. The best way to experience this mighty country sustainably is on an Australian eco tour, which includes activities like snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef with a conservation expert and trekking the Outback with an indigenous guide. As you tour Australia, stay in eco-accredited and certified accommodations that have committed to reducing their carbon emissions, and travel overland in group transport to minimize your carbon footprint. An escorted tour in Australia is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint, as you will have a local guide to teach you about sustainable practices. If you want to check out more about eco-tours to Australia, scroll down and find more inspiration.

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Anonymous | Traveled in November

This trip covers some highlights of Australia A busy pace but there is so much to see that is the only way to fit it all it. This trip also offered options to skip certain outings if you needed more down time or wanted to do something else.

Anonymous | Traveled in November

We saw so many memorable places and did so much: Hokitika Gorge, Wanaka, Bungie Bridge, Queenstown, Sydney Opera House, Cleland Wildlife Park where we got to feed the kangaroos right from our hands, Maggie Beer Farmstead with cooking demonstration, Ayers Rock and the Great Barrier Reef...so pretty much everything! Most of all, our tour manager, Anna was absolutely amazing!

Anonymous | Traveled in November

There were so many highlights. I particularly appreciated our tour guide and his knowledge. He had so many suggestions for our free time that enhanced our trip. You can’t see all of Australia and New Zealand in three weeks. Collette did a very nice job of exposing us to these Countries. I refer to this as a sampler platter and it was a great selection of sites, history, culture and scenery.

Anonymous | Traveled in November

Generous amount of included meals. Lots of included excursions. Plenty of free time. Great tour for the money. Tour manager was the best we've ever had and we've had some really good ones. I highly recommend it.

Anonymous | Traveled in November

The four cities were great. was a wonderful leader. She explained the logistics well and made sure everyone was taken care of. The dual flight from Ayer's Rock to Cairns was a hassle but explained why we could not fly direct. The hotels all had some small issues but were good. All had a nice breakfast. I enjoyed all the sites. Some bus rides were longer than expected so it would be nice to know ending times for excursions. Also, the optional excursions were a little high priced. Some people commented they would have liked a list of everyone's names in the group. I appreciated having as much time as we did in Sydney.

Nancy F. | Traveled in November

Tour guides, Wayne and Clare love their jobs and made the experience so fun!! Seeing all the natural beauty of New Zealand and Australia were amazing! Learning more about New Zealand and Australia's culture/ history was enlightening. 3 weeks traveling was perfect.

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