Journeys
THE REAL WORLD IS WAITING
We believe that students need adventure. To be encouraged to explore, question, and try things for themselves. Because we believe that when lessons are hands-on, learnings sink in. We customise our experiences to complement curriculums and fulfil the experiential learning requirements specific to each school we work with.
Featured Journeys
We tailor Journeys based on age, ability, and level of difficulty.
Alpine Falls Creek
Explore Victoria’s highest mountain peaks.
Enjoy a wide range of activities and breathtaking environments.
Alpine National Park. Adjoins Kosciusko National Park.
Alpine landscapes. Mountain peaks. High plains and high country huts.
Activities
bush walking
cycling
skiing
Grampians
Explore one of Victoria’s most popular natural areas.
Enjoy panoramic views and historically significant Aboriginal rock art.
The Grampians. Surrounded by the Western Plains.
Sandstone mountains ranges. Forests.
Waterfalls. Abundant wildlife.
Activities
bush walking
rock climbing
Popular Journeys
We tailor Journeys based on age, ability, and level of difficulty.
-
Murray River
Explore five contrasting landscapes via one river.
Enjoy diverse terrains, wildlife, and communities.
The Murray River.
South-eastern Australia. Lake Hume. Yarrawonga. Barmah Forest.Activities
bush walking
canoeing
raft build
-
Overland Track
Explore the magnificent Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, including Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair.
Enjoy “Australia’s best kept secret”; so called for iconic landscapes featuring glacially-carved valleys, ancient rainforest, eucalypt forest, golden button grass moorlands, and alpine meadows.
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. World Heritage Area.M
Wild. Picturesque. Unforgettable.Activities
bush walking
-
Blue Mountains
Explore a World Heritage Area described as “a living laboratory of evolutionary process.”
Enjoy living and working in the Greater Blue Mountains, outdoor challenges, and ancient indigenous rock art.
World Heritage Area.
Breathtaking. Natural wonders. Ecologically and scientifically significant site.Activities
abseiling
bush walking
cycling
rock climbing
-
Waratah Bay
Explore Shallow Inlet.
Enjoy a secluded and peaceful setting nestled between Waratah Bay and the peaks of Wilsons Promontory.
Waratah Bay. And Wilsons Promontory.
Sheltered waters. Tranquil environment.Activities
bush walking
surfing
-
Clyde / Murramarang
Explore 44km of forest, headlands, and pristine beaches.
Enjoy discovering indigenous artefacts and wildlife along beaches and amongst majestic spotted gums.
Murramarang National Park. 44km of coastline. Abundant wildlife.Activities
bush walking
canoeing
cycling
-
Wilson’s Prom
Explore the southernmost tip of Australia.
Enjoy rainforest, granite mountains, beaches, and marine national park.
Tidal River. And Bass Strait.
Marine national park. Diverse flora and fauna.Activities
bush walking
marine discovery
surfing
-
Murray River
Explore five contrasting landscapes via one river.
Enjoy diverse terrains, wildlife, and communities.
The Murray River.
South-eastern Australia. Lake Hume. Yarrawonga. Barmah Forest.Activities
bush walking
canoeing
raft build
-
Overland Track
Explore the magnificent Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, including Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair.
Enjoy “Australia’s best kept secret”; so called for iconic landscapes featuring glacially-carved valleys, ancient rainforest, eucalypt forest, golden button grass moorlands, and alpine meadows.
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. World Heritage Area.M
Wild. Picturesque. Unforgettable.Activities
bush walking
-
Blue Mountains
Explore a World Heritage Area described as “a living laboratory of evolutionary process.”
Enjoy living and working in the Greater Blue Mountains, outdoor challenges, and ancient indigenous rock art.
World Heritage Area.
Breathtaking. Natural wonders. Ecologically and scientifically significant site.Activities
abseiling
bush walking
cycling
rock climbing
-
Waratah Bay
Explore Shallow Inlet.
Enjoy a secluded and peaceful setting nestled between Waratah Bay and the peaks of Wilsons Promontory.
Waratah Bay. And Wilsons Promontory.
Sheltered waters. Tranquil environment.Activities
bush walking
surfing
-
Clyde / Murramarang
Explore 44km of forest, headlands, and pristine beaches.
Enjoy discovering indigenous artefacts and wildlife along beaches and amongst majestic spotted gums.
Murramarang National Park. 44km of coastline. Abundant wildlife.Activities
bush walking
canoeing
cycling
-
Wilson’s Prom
Explore the southernmost tip of Australia.
Enjoy rainforest, granite mountains, beaches, and marine national park.
Tidal River. And Bass Strait.
Marine national park. Diverse flora and fauna.Activities
bush walking
marine discovery
surfing
our backyard
We’ve got camps and journeys across the land. Literally.
Field Guide
Our field guide is an ever-expanding handbook for Australia’s great outdoors.
