Meet Australia’s wildlife up close in their natural habitats. Encounter cute wild koalas, kangaroos, and wombats. See emus and a vast array of other native birdlife, and reptiles, in some of Australia’s most pristine and beautiful National Parks.
Swim with playful sea lions or cage dive with awesome great white sharks. Watch southern right whales frolic in the Great Australian Bight.
Xplore Eyre tours take you on journeys to wild places where you can enjoy unique wildlife whilst experiencing stunning coastal scenery, sparkling white beaches and crystal-clear seas.
Places like Mikkira Station on Eyre Peninsula are home to many wild koalas. They are open and waiting for you to visit with us. Our amazing Tour Guide, Paul, took these photos, there. Local communities, farmers, producers and tour guides like us are now relying on people like you to visit so our economy can survive the Australian Bushfires. Now more than ever, we need to help our home rebuild…
Xplore Eyre’s Perth to Adelaide Tours may have you diving deep, coming face-to-face with one of this planet’s most majestic creatures on a Great White Shark Experience. Port Lincoln is the only place in Australia, and one of only five places on earth where you can have this incredible wildlife encounter. Terrifying, exhilarating and awe-inspiring might be some of the words I would use to describe shark cage diving with…
Swimming with sea lions and dolphins in Baird Bay is one of many “swim with” experiences on offer on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Personally, I believe it is one of the best wildlife encounters on earth. I have had the pleasure of taking hundreds of travellers, from all of walks of life, to enjoy this life enhancing experience, and of course I have done it more than just…
The jaw-droppingly beautiful Head of Bight, where the ocean meets the Nullarbor Plain in South Australia, is becoming renowned as one of Australia’s most spectacular whale watching sites. Our whale watching tours in South Australia offer travellers a unique opportunity to view up to 120 southern right whales as they frolic in the waters of the Great Australian Bight Marine Park. You can stand atop the cliffs, where they rise 60…
Hassie's Blog – Winter might be upon us in South Australia but that makes me excited because it means one of my favourite wildlife experiences is about to begin – the migration of hundreds of southern right whales and their young into the Great Australian Bight Marine Park. Even better, it happens at my favourite place on earth, the magnificent Head of the Bight on the far west coast of…
