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Tours with Araucaria
Ecotours: see below
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Wildlife Tours and
other Nature Tours with multi-award-winning
Araucaria Ecotours include:
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See
wild kangaroos koalas, wallabies , glow
worms and birds (and reptiles in warm
months), and visit rainforests, eucalypt
forest, tea-tree woodland and a
waterfall
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Come
bir-watching in wetlands, eucalypt
forest and rainforest with research
ornithologist. Beginners to experienced
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Gentle
bush- walking near Brisbane or (extra
cost) the rainforests of Lamington
National Park
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Island
Gentle walking on a scenic island
near Brisbane. sandy
beach, rocky shores, mangroves,
coastal forest.
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Glow worms
Glow worm colony, plus rainforests
and wine-tasting
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Custom
Mostly for groups of 4 or more,
inquire at least 2 months before
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Extended tours |

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Wildlife
overview
3 days, 2 nights, enhance your
understanding of Australia's fauna,
seek animals in the wild day and night and
visit a wildlife park. Camp or stay in a
lovely forested B&B
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Outback
6 days, 5 nights (can be extended).
True outback, away from tourist routes,
plenty of emus, red kangaroos, red sand
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Weekend
camp
Budget 'primitive' camping, seek
wildlife, visit rainforest. Also
special theme weekends.
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Bunyas
2 days, 1 night (can be extended ),
best remaining stand of bunya forest,
mountain scenery
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Custom
Mostly for groups of 4 or more,
inquire at least 2 months before preferred
departure
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Self-drive
Ideas for self-drive (one-day or
extended) and visits to our Wildlife
Ecology Centre
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Also see Tour rates
Accommodation
About Araucaria
Special needs
& Interests
Ecotourism
Awards
What
to bring
What
to bring on tour with Araucaria Ecotours
Day
tours
- sun hat (we do usually have spares if you
forget)
- comfortable walking shoes - you won't need
mountain boots, but something with a
non-slip sole is best (sneakers are fine)
- raincoat (again, we have spares)
- binoculars (we have spares of these also but
some have had rough treatment)
- swimsuit/bathers and a towel if coming to
Coochiemudlo in warm weather
- warm jacket for wildlife day-tour for
early evening (may not be needed in summer)
- insect spray and sunscreen (again we usually
carry these if you forget, and we don't get
swarms of troublesome insects)
- bottle of drink if desired (we do include
refreshments, but you may like an additional
drink while walking or travelling)
Longer
tours
- as for day-tours plus:
- warm clothing for evening (it gets cold in the
mountains and the outback at night
- extra warm clothing if camping in winter (we
do have frosts June - August)
- all personal items (toothbrush etc.) and
medications (we travel with a first aid kit but
are not permitted to give pain-killers,
antihistamines or other medications)
- small torch (flashlight)
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