Australian Wildlife Journeys
Recent posts from Australian Wildlife Journeys
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Learning about Native Fish with Kym Manning
Deep in the Murray River channel between Kingston and Moorook in South Australia’s Riverland, lies a fish hotel that weighs a whopping 10 tonnes, understood to be the biggest man-made structure found in the basin. “I assembled it in my front yard,” Murray River Trails guide and fishing enthusiast, Kym...
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Exploring Australia's Top End with Sab Lord of Lords Kakadu & Arnhemland Safaris
In the realm of wildlife guiding, few names resonate as deeply as Sab Lord of Lords Kakadu & Arnhemland Safaris. With over three decades of experience under his belt, Sab stands as an experienced and highly respected figure, intimately connected to the heart of Australia's natural beauty. As the 2024...
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Naturaliste Charters Announces 2024 Birdwatching Departures
The team at Naturaliste Charters have recently announced six dates for their popular pelagic birdwatching trips in 2024, with two Augusta departures in July, and four Bremer Bay departures in December. These trips are led by four expert onboard birdwatching guides, targeting a broad range of seabirds. While pelagic encounters...
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Top 5 Locations: Whale Watching in Australia
Australia has become known as one of the world's best destinations for whale watching. With an enormous coastline spanning more than 34,000 kilometres (21,000 miles), combined with clean waters and sheltered bays, whale watching opportunities in Australia are plentiful. In addition to optimal whale watching conditions across the western, southern...
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Electric Mountain Bike Adventures with Renae Blackshaw
Interest in cycling tourism has undergone a sharp increase in recent years, and touring companies like Australian Coastal Safaris are leading the way. "A day out on our electric mountain bikes is memorable and rewarding," says Renae Blackshaw who, together with Australian Coastal Safaris founder David Doudle, launched the e-bike...