ART GALLERY TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 5 wildlife tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
Late-start Blue Mountains tour from Sydney with small-group walks, wildlife viewing, Three Sisters at golden hour, koala photo and meals.
Most Popular“We had an amazing tour with Ian. He is very knowledgeable and a safe driver. Strongly recommend this tour.”
Day trip from Darwin to Kakadu: saltwater crocodiles at Cahills Crossing, 20,000-year Ubirr rock art, plus an optional Jumping Crocodile Cruise.
“It's a long day at least 3 hours each way, the scenery on route is unchanging. You have an option for jumping crocodiles or bird watching, it depends on the time of year for the latter, so choose carefully, there are also regular comfort stops, food options are limited to the way out, but you…”
Private late-start Blue Mountains tour with VIP koalas, waterfalls, lookouts at Echo Point, lunch and dinner included, plus photo help.
“Such an amazing tour in the Blue Mountains! It’s active with a bit of hiking, stunning views, and plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife. Our guide, Terry, was absolutely wonderful — super friendly, incredibly helpful, and always made sure we haRead more”
A guided Yellowknife city loop with Indigenous culture stops and the taxidermy-focused Nature’s North Wildlife Gallery.
“Guide was knowledgeable and very friendly. One of the stops advertised was omitted- believe it was closed though. That said, would still recommend.”
See Tasmania’s best nature in one long day: Mt Field trees, Russell and Horseshoe Falls, Bonorong wildlife, and Mt Wellington summit views.
“Very well planned out trip, the guide ensured that we made the best time out there in the wild. Would recommend this to anyone travelling to Hobart and to witness Tassie ruggedness from the word go!”
