Experience the best of Kangaroo Island on this immersive four-day wildlife and conservation journey.

From the moment you arrive, you’ll explore the island’s diverse landscapes, encounter its unique wildlife, and take part in hands-on conservation experiences. Discover endangered species like the glossy black-cockatoo and green carpenter bee, walk among Australian sea lions, and explore dramatic coastal landmarks including Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, and the clifftops of Cape Gantheaume. Along the way, learn from local ecologists and conservationists about fire ecology, habitat recovery, and ongoing efforts to protect this extraordinary island ecosystem.

Guided by ecologists, naturalists and local experts, explore thriving wetlands, ancient river country and wildlife returning to restored habitat.

Join expert guides on a four-day journey through the culture, wildlife and ecology of the Murray River. Walk along ancient river bends, wander through red gum forests and billabongs and learn how environmental flows are revitalising wetlands, restoring habitat and supporting threatened species such as the southern bell frog and Regent parrot.

Explore diverse landscapes in search of red kangaroos, emus, koalas, goannas and more than 180 bird species found throughout this region.

A luxury houseboat will be your comfortable base, where you’ll enjoy creative regional cuisine with Riverland wines and relaxed evenings on deck as the river settles into twilight. With small groups and hands-on interpretation, this journey offers a rare chance to see the Murray thriving and to understand the conservation work behind its recovery.

Journey to one of Australia’s most remote outback locations for a four-day astrophotography experience under some of the darkest skies on the continent. Led by award-winning astrophotographer and Sony Advocate Will Godward, this small-group workshop takes you to William Creek, gateway to Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre and the Painted Hills.

Learn advanced astrophotography techniques under Bortle-1 skies where the Milky Way casts shadows on the ground. Each evening includes guided telescope viewing and hands-on instruction with professional star trackers.

Optional scenic flights (additional cost) over Lake Eyre’s vast salt flats and the ancient Painted Hills offer aerial photography opportunities across landscapes shaped by geological forces over millions of years.

This tour combines technical skill development with immersive outback experiences for photographers of all levels.

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure in one of Australia’s most stunning landscapes. In June & July 2026, join us for an exclusive and very personal 5-day photography workshop in the wild and rugged beauty of the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, located in the heart of South Australia.

Limited to 6 participants in two 4WD vehicles, window seating guaranteed!

Nestled 430 km north of Adelaide, the Flinders Ranges are home to ancient geological formations, dramatic rock outcrops, and expansive views that stretch as far as the eye can see. From the tranquil gorges to the towering mountain ranges, the Ikara-Flinders Ranges is a photographer’s dream—and we’re taking you deep into its heart.

You’ll be guided by photographer Cam Blake, an expert landscape photographer, who will help you master the art of capturing this awe-inspiring land. Whether it’s the sweeping vistas, rich wildlife, or iconic rock formations, every day offers a new opportunity to create breathtaking images that will stay with you forever.

This unique opportunity takes you deep into Australia’s most remarkable private conservation reserves, offering unforgettable birding experiences. Explore Gluepot Reserve, a pristine birding hotspot owned by BirdLife Australia, where encounters with striated grasswren, black-eared miner, red-lored whistler, malleefowl, and even the dazzling scarlet-chested parrot await. Nearby reserves provide additional sightings before journeying through the vast outback in search of flock bronzewing, gibberbird, and cinnamon quail-thrush.

The adventure culminates at Bowra Wildlife Sanctuary, a premier birding destination in central Queensland owned and managed by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy. Target Hall’s babbler, chestnut-breasted quail-thrush, Bourke’s parrot, and the elusive grey falcon. Along the way, expect incredible encounters with Australian bustard, inland dotterel, plum-headed finch, and vibrant orange and crimson chats.

With breathtaking landscapes and exceptional birdlife, this tour is a must for bird and nature lovers.