Swim with Humpbacks in the Cook Islands
Swim with humpback whales and other relaxed marine life in the crystal waters of Aitutaki, in the Cook Islands.
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Australia Safaris
Renowned for its quantity of endemic species that you won’t find anywhere else in the world, this behemoth of a country offers harsh and complex environments coupled with huge expanses where you won’t see another person for days on end. The sixth-largest country in the world, Australia is formed of six states; including the island territory of Tasmania. Each State is unique in its own weird and wonderful way with species that are not only native to the continent but also highly complex in their physiology and ecological behaviours. Prepare to spend days in vast expanses to get up close and personal and be prepared to work hard to find the wildlife – Australia is not like the African savannahs where sometimes the wildlife appears to be on-demand. Coastal locations that play home to some incredible marine species are also in off-the-beaten-track locations so factoring in journey time is essential.
The Australia Safari Experience
- Ocean Encounters - Visit Ningaloo Reef and swim with the marine life
- Australian History - See Aboriginal Rock Art across the endless landscape of Bullo River Station
- Game Drives - Enjoy open Top Game Drives in the Top End
- Incredible Wildlife - Experience the iconic Kangaroo Island, full of unique plant and animal species
- Canoe and Kayak - Canoe through tranquil backwaters teeming with birdlife including ducks, darters, cormorants, kites and parrots
- Walking Safaris - Take guided walks through majestic River Red Gum forests, mallee woodlands and across dramatic cliff tops
Why NWS for your Australia safari?
To ensure a truly exclusive experience, we use locations rarely used by other tour agents, working closely with Marine and National Park Specialists on non-intrusive encounters with full permits. Our safaris are led by hand-picked passionate local wildlife guides with years of experience across Australia’s diverse landscapes. Our carefully-crafted itineraries combine unique access to some of the best wildlife lodges supporting local communities and local conservation.
Australia Safaris
Reef, Rainforest & Wildlife
Hosted by a professional wildlife photographer guide whose knowledge of the region will guarantee you the best opportunities to observe and photograph North Queensland’s unique and iconic wild animals
From 24500 per person
Kakadu & Ningaloo Safari
Experience the wilderness at Sal Salis, where the outback meets the reef on Western Australia’s Ninagaloo Coast.
From 12000 per person
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The Australia Safari Experience
How Much Does Australia Cost?
Typically, expect to budget around $10000 per person for a 10-day safari in Australia. This will generally include food and beverages, excursions and five camps in different locations. For a longer 15-day experience staying at five camps in Southern Australia, expect to budget $23000 per person. Experiencing some of the world’s best wildlife-viewing opportunities, you will be staying in intimate camps and lodges directly within pure Australian wilderness.
When to Go to Australia?
Australia has a vast array of climates, from the tropical north to the sunny south. Depending on which part of Australia you intend to visit, the best time to visit may vary. October to May is considered the premium time to travel, however, during February and March be cautious as it can get very hot. The type of wildlife you wish to see on your trip may also determine the time frame you travel in, particularly with marine life. Read more about when to go.
Where to Stay in Australia?
World-class luxury lodges and resorts are prevalent almost everywhere in Australia, even where you would least expect it! Fine dining and the best Australian wines go hand in hand with wildlife viewing here and often, you can get behind the scenes at some of the properties to see how they are carving out sustainable practices. Discover where to stay in Australia.
