Eco Tour Outdoor Activities
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| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Take an eco-friendly cruise to New York's Harbor Heron Islands to see New York's hidden wildlife. An onboard naturalist will introduce you to the area's migratory Heron population who are an unexpected sight in one of the world's busiest cities. See the sights of the Harbor while getting up close to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. More than three thousand herons fly up from southern regions to nest in on islands around New York Harbor. Now you have a chance to see these large majestic birds in their island habitat up closes during the magical time of sunset. Join NYC Audubon aboard an eco-friendly water taxi, passing under well known bridges and by famous landmarks along the way to the Harbor Heron Islands. The trip provides for spectacular views of the Manhattan's skyline as well as and some of the city's lesser known aviary residents. City: New York City Region: New York Country: United States of America Duration: 90 minutes Continent: North America |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Join Oahu's most experienced eco-tour company on a small group, natural highlights adventure. Combine a little hiking with a superb outdoors experience as you enjoy a personalized experience on this exclusive small group tour - maximum tour number is 14. There's no need to pack any extra gear, as you'll enjoy free use of a backpack, flashlight, binoculars, walking staff and raingear. While you stroll, you'll learn about Oahu's fascinating geology, natural history and ecosystems from your expert guide. Your first stop on this tour is the Paiko Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary, home to native wetland bird species. Your exploration of Oahu continues with a visit to world-famous Hanauma Bay and the Kahauloa tuff cone along the island's stunning southeast volcanic coastline. Next stop is Halona Cove, where green sea turtles and humpback whales swim in crystal-clear waters and a blowhole shoots columns of saltwater into the sky. After stopping at Makapu'u Lookout, where you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of offshore islands, you'll visit colorful tide pools and the 25,000-year-old Kaupo lava flow. Along the way, your professional nature guide will point out rare species of native Hawaiian coastal plants and a variety of seabirds, including red-footed boobies, great frigate birds and red-tailed tropic birds. Stretch your legs on Oahu's longest sandy beach and enjoy the aquamarine waters of Waimanalo Bay, where tropical fish and corals abound. Then visit the Enchanted Lake Bird Sanctuary, one of the premier bird-watching locations on Oahu. Continue to an ancient Hawaiian temple, Ulupou Heiau, to see one of Oahu's best preserved archaeological sites. At the world-renowned Pali Lookout, described by Mark Twain as one of the most beautiful views on earth, you'll see the turquoise waters of Kaneohe Bay and the jagged vertical cliffs of the majestic Koolau volcano. Fitness Level: Easy |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Put on your walking shoes and take an easy, small group stroll through lush rainforest deep within the beautiful Valley of the Rainbows on Oahu. You'll enjoy a personalized experience on this exclusive small group tour - maximum tour number is 14 - and all hiking equipment is provided. Led by your expert hiking guide, this four-hour small group trek takes you off the beaten track to explore Oahu's tropical natural beauty. There's no need to pack any extra gear, as you'll enjoy free use of a backpack, flashlight, binoculars, walking staff and raingear. While you stroll, you'll learn about Oahu's fascinating geology, natural history and ecosystems from your expert guide. First stop is Lyon Arboretum, one of the world's premier botanical gardens. Nestled below towering trees and surrounded by seven waterfalls, this exotic rainforest paradise features the largest collection of palm tree varieties on earth. The arboretum is home to many rare and endangered native Hawaiian plants, and a special area is devoted to species used by the ancient Polynesians. Next, you'll visit the picturesque Chinese Great Ancestors Mound, perched high on a green hill in the heart of the valley. These ancient emerald-green hills have witnessed a steady procession of cultivation on the valley floor, from Hawaiian taro farms to cattle ranches, coffee plantations and Japanese rice paddies. Traveling through the historic valley you'll have excellent photographic opportunities, and learn about the fascinating local history and mythology. You will then visit Pu'u Uala'kaa, perched above the glistening waters of Waikiki. From this lofty vantage point, where Elvis Presley had a picnic lunch in the movie Blue Hawaii, you will have breathtaking 180-degree panoramic views of Oahu's scenic south-east coastline. Perhaps you'll even see a glistening double rainbow arching across the Valley of the Rainbows far below! Fitness Level: Easy |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Take a small group multisports adventure through the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, one of Mexico's largest parks. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll go kayaking through wetlands, hike through the jungle and snorkel underground caves on this exhilarating small group eco adventure to Sian Ka'an. Meaning "where the sky is born", Sian Ka'an is a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering more than 1 million acres of coastal jungle. The reserve's savannas, dunes, wetlands, mangroves and lagoons are home to a huge diversity of plants and animals, including more than 350 bird species. Upon arrival, an experienced biologist will explain life in the reserve from a scenic observation tower. After kayaking in the wetlands, you'll enjoy a snack at the visitor center. Then, you'll go hiking through the tropical jungle to discover the plants and animals of the region. Finally, there's snorkeling at the Beh Ha cenote, with its crystal-clear waters and amazing caves. Relax over lunch in a Tulum restaurant before returning to your hotel. Research is vital to ensuring adequate protection for the countless species of flora and fauna who call the reserve home. The tour operator works in collaboration with environmental experts including the World Wildlife Fund, the Ecotourism Society, the Smithsonian School and other leaders in the field of environmental protection. Experience the true wonders of nature on this personalized, small group eco tour. (Maximum tour size: 10 people.) Special Offer - Save over 25% off the recommended retail rate - BOOK NOW! City: Cancun Region: Quintana Roo Country: Mexico Duration: 11 hours Continent: North America |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Experience a small group Eco tour through Mount Tamborine National Park. Spend the day on this 6km guided walk of the World Heritage Rainforest of Mt Tamborine National Park. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the rainforest stream and a delicious picnic lunch. Enjoy all that Mount Tamborine National Park has to offer on this full-day guided walking tour. You'll be picked up from your Brisbane or Surfers Paradise hotel and travel along the scenic route to Mount Tamborine National Park and enjoy morning tea on your arrival. Your first walk of the day is a 1.4km (40-min) MacDonald rainforest circuit. This mostly flat walk takes in Giant Strangler Figs, Hoop Pine, Giant Buttress trees, and an idyllic creek crossing, and is ideal for birdwatchers. Continue with a 2.6km (1-hour) Sandy Creek and Cameron Falls circuit walk. Scenic views, piccabeen palm groves, rainforest with tall trees emerging above the surrounding canopy, and Cameron Falls Lookout all feature on this walk. Take time to relax and enjoy a delicious picnic lunch prepared by your tour guide in the middle of a beautiful setting at Knoll National park.Following lunch, journey to Joalah National Park, a 1.5km walk (30-min). Joalah is an Aboriginal word meaning haunt of the lyrebird. The loud calls of the male Albert's lyrebird can be heard during winter. Walk through rainforest and descend steep stairs to a large pool at the base of Curtis Falls. There is an impressive view of the falls and surrounding columnar basalt rock face. Your Mount Tamborine experience concludes with a rainforest skywalk. In a setting of 30 private acres of magnificent rainforest alongside a kilometer of tumbling creek and rockpools, this walkway is a stable, high-tech steel structure enabling you to explore the beautiful middle and upper canopies of the rainforest. It descends gradually to the lower canopy to rock pools and waterfalls, and a butterfly lookout. City: Brisbane Region: Queensland Country: Australia Duration: 10 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Experience the spectacular Great Ocean Road on a full-day tour from Melbourne. Your small, personalized eco tour takes you by comfortable minibus along the winding Great Ocean Road to Kennett River, where you're guaranteed to spot koalas in their native habitat. The Great Ocean Road eco tour continues to the Otway Ranges for strolls at Maits Rest panoramic rainforest walk. World-famous Port Campbell National Park is the next stop on your Great Ocean Road small group tour, with its iconic array of offshore rock formations known as the Twelve Apostles. Here you have the option of taking a helicopter ride to see the magnificent coastline from the air. This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island tours. Winner of the 2007 Australian Tourism Award – Best Tour & Transport Operator City: Melbourne Region: Victoria Country: Australia Duration: 13 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Welcome to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Watch a magical sunrise and see the colors change on this mighty monolith. Then be guided on a walk around the base of this sacred place and learn of the geology, flora and fauna. Hear the creation time stories of the local Aboriginal people, the Anangu and discover why this is such a special place in their culture. For Uluru, this is the most comprehensive tour that provides an opportunity to best understand the natural and cultural significance of Uluru. The tour commences prior to sunrise and places you in the most grand and deeply moving places of Uluru. During this 9.4 kilometer (5.8 miles) amble, our guides will introduce you to the geology of Uluru and describe how plants and wildlife have adapted and survived in such a forbidding environment. The most fascinating is the relationship of the Anangu people to Uluru. This place was shelter, provided water and is a tangible link with their creation ancestors. As you walk around the base you will hear and see the creation time stories of these ancient people unfold. See where the people lived and carried out ceremonies. Here, the beliefs of the people are embodied in one of the great places of this world. From a distance Uluru is spectacular; from close up it is powerful and deeply moving. This unique small group tour operator is a member of Eco Tourism Australia and provides expert guided tours In Ayers Rock - a company delivering a quality product focusing on the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Winner of the 2006 Australian Tourism Award Heritage and Cultural Tourism. City: Ayers Rock Region: Northern Territory Country: Australia Duration: 5 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific |
| Outdoor Activities Eco Tour Spend the day at beautiful Fraser Island on a guided 4WD eco tour from Brisbane or the Gold Coast. You'll travel north to Noosaville, and catch all the famous attractions on World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world. Stroll along sandy beaches and through unique rainforest. Swim in incredible freshwater lakes and encounter wild dingos in their natural habitat. With lunch included, this full day tour offers exceptional value for money. After departing Brisbane or the Gold Coast you'll swap vehicles at Noosaville for an air-conditioned 20-seater 4WD Warrior and experience a sensational tour of World Heritage Listed Fraser Island. |
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