Stay longer - Do more
Seeing wildlife successfully is all about taking your time, finding the right location then settling down to enjoy the experience.
Echidna Walkabout adds two extra dimensions: our Wildlife Guides save you time by taking you to the best places to see wildlife PLUS you’ll be involved in conserving and protecting wildlife simply by being on the tour.
This means that you can stay longer and do more, knowing that you are not only enjoying yourself you’re helping wildlife at the same time!
Below you’ll find a selection of our best multi-day wildlife tours, all carefully researched, all exceptional experiences. (You can link many of these trips together; check out our Across Australia page and ask us to create a Tailor-made itinerary)

Island Birds & Whale Sharks
WESTERN AUSTRALIA NINGALOO
8 DAYS, MARCH 2021

Coast Mountains Outback
WESTERN VICTORIA & NSW
7 to 13 DAYS on request

Quoll Research & Bird Surveys
FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND
4 DAYS, MARCH 2021

Wildlife Journey
GIPPSLAND VICTORIA
4 DAYS, SEPTEMBER – MAY

Mungo Outback Journey
MUNGO MILDURA, VIC & NSW
4 DAYS, MARCH – NOVEMBER 2021

Island Birds & Humpbacks
WESTERN AUSTRALIA NINGALOO
8 DAYS, SEPTEMBER 2021

Koala Recovery Experience
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA
1, 2 or 3 DAYS, JULY – AUGUST 2021

Maximum Wildlife
ACROSS AUSTRALIA
7 – 21 DAYS, on request

Wild Top End
NORTHERN TERRITORY
7 DAYS, AUGUST – SEPTEMBER 2021
Conservation Stories
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Tourists: Did you know you planted trees in Australia?
social enterprise wildlife tour operator Echidna Walkabout runs popular wildlife tours for small groups of international and local travellers – all tours contribute financially to wildlife by planting trees & creating habitat. In 2020, our not for profit Koala Clancy Foundation planted 9000 trees for koalas on behalf of our tourists.