Australian Geographic Travel

Name: Australian Geographic Travel
Address: Melbourne, VIC, AU
Telephone: 1300 241 141
Price range: A$2590–A$5590

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Australian Geographic Travel designs touring itineraries in Victoria that focus on wildlife and active conservation as well as cultural experiences. Victorian experiences are rich in nature and adventure and specialise in hard-to-reach places and small group experiences. You will join similarly inclined souls who share your taste for exploration and a burning desire to learn more about the phenomenal natural world.

Australian Geographic Travel offers professionally guided, small group itineraries varying in length. Each trip is unique and authentic for anyone who is interested in exploring the fauna and flora and the history and culture of Victoria. All trips have been curated with an emphasis on discovering hidden gems off the beaten track, and offering sustainable travel experiences that would be very hard to find anywhere else.

Australian Geographic' adventurers, scientists, historians and photographers have brought the world to you for more than 36 years. Now they invite you to join them in visiting the country's most intriguing places and sharing their passion.

Australian Geographic Travel is committed to sustaining the environment, culture and heritage of each place visited. In doing so, striving to protect the precious environment, from addressing climate change and its far-reaching impacts to promoting awareness of the world's oldest living culture, and revealing to you the countless treasures it cradles.

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Mallee and Outback Birds of Victoria and Mungo

Journey deep into Australia's arid heart, where ancient granite outcrops rise from endless plains and the dry lakebeds of the Willandra World Heritage Area hold 50,000 years of human history. This eight-day birding expedition explores the remarkable biodiversity of Victoria's Mallee country and the iconic Lake Mungo National Park — a landscape where desert parrots flash brilliant colour against red sand dunes, endangered malleefowl tend their ancient mounds, and the sculptured lunettes of long-dry lakes glow gold at sunset. Travel with an expert guide as you search for over 150 bird species across dramatically different habitats: grey box woodlands alive with honeyeaters, spinifex-studded mallee sheltering elusive emu-wrens, vast salt lakes edged by fieldwrens and fairy-wrens, and the red dune country of Lake Mungo where pink cockatoos, mulga parrots and babblers thrive in the arid scrublands. Beyond birds, encounter western grey and red kangaroos, shingleback lizards, sand goannas and the rich Aboriginal heritage of one of Earth's oldest continuously occupied landscapes. Designed for birding enthusiasts who value authentic natural history experiences, this journey combines expert guidance, small-group exploration, citizen science contributions and immersive time in some of Australia's most significant and least-visited conservation landscapes.

From $5590 to $6690 per person

Mungo Outback and Conservation Journey

Come and join one of the best Outback wildlife experiences in Australia. Discover the animals and history of the Australian Outback at Lake Mungo in the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area. Track majestic wildlife and travel expansive red sand plains sprinkled with kangaroos, emus, and pink cockatoos. Your private nature tour is conducted by an experienced Wildlife Guide who reveals Mungo's arid land, wildlife and ancient Aboriginal Heritage. Walk in the shade of Desert Pines searching for brilliant parrots and sleepy lizards. Climb mighty sand dunes for expansive views over the desert. Experience the peace of the Australian Outback while staying in four-star accommodation at remote Mungo Lodge beside Lake Mungo. On this trip, you will be helping nature while you enjoy it. This is Conservation Travel. The primary purpose of this trip is to monitor and learn about the impacts of climate change on wildlife and vegetation. By travelling into areas such as Mungo and Hattah-Kulkyne, they can monitor change and, as citizen scientists, they can tell the world what they have seen and hopefully bring about change.

From $3790 to $4890 per person