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Travel across the beautiful Byron Bay Hinterland in search of wild Koalas. Spend approximately an hour exploring critical habitat on foot with your environmental scientist guide, scanning the canopy and learning to recognise the signs that reveal where Koalas may be resting or feeding. Sightings are very likely although numbers naturally vary, with guests typically encountering between two and ten Koalas. Binoculars are provided to assist with viewing, allowing the animals to be observed without touching or feeding them.
Learn about the pressures facing wild Koala populations and the importance of protecting their habitat. As part of its commitment to conservation, Vision Walks makes a donation for every guest participating in the tour to a relevant Koala conservation organisation, depending on the area visited.
Following your wildlife encounter, enjoy local tea or coffee accompanied by Byron Bay cookies, before returning to your accommodation.
Pricing: from $130 AUD per person
Private Group Size: Maximum of 10 guests
Pick Up and Drop Off Point: Accommodations in Byron Bay, Brunswick Heads, Lennox Head and Ballina
Pick Up and Drop Off Time: Approxmiately 1:30pm pick-up and 5:00pm drop off
We have aligned our sustainability vision with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Habitat Restoration and Reforestation
The team at Vision Walks Eco-Tours participates in local tree planting and reforestation projects that improve biodiversity outcomes and sequester carbon. By working with community planting groups and restoring habitat for native species, the business contributes to the long-term resilience of local ecosystems while helping offset operational emissions.
Carbon Emissions Reduction & Offset
Vision Walks Eco-Tours actively reduces operational emissions through the use of hybrid vehicles, transitioning towards electric vehicles, renewable energy usage and efficient transport planning. The business has achieved net carbon-positive outcomes through a combination of emissions reduction, habitat restoration and certified carbon offset programs.
Night Vision Goggles
A range of wildlife experiences have been designed to minimise disturbance to native species. Their Night Vision Walk uses night vision technology rather than traditional spotlights, allowing guests to observe nocturnal wildlife with minimal impact. Wildlife viewing practices across all tours are designed to respect animal behaviour, avoid habitat disturbance and encourage responsible interactions with nature.
Developing Partnerships To Meet Sustainability Goals
Vision Walks Eco-Tours actively contributes to Koala conservation through direct financial support and habitat restoration. A donation is made for every guest participating in selected Koala experiences, supporting organisations including Friends of the Koala and Bangalow Koalas.