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Australian Geographic Travel

Name: Australian Geographic Travel
Address: Sydney, NSW, AU
Telephone: +611300241141

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It's in our nature. 🌿
Small-group tours focused on wildlife, nature, and culture. 🦘 Off-the-beaten-track experiences and unique landscapes await.

For nearly 40 years, our adventurers, photographers, writers and filmmakers have travelled Australia, bringing to life the stories of our country. Australian Geographic Travel grew from this legacy and invites you to enjoy the special places we’ve uncovered and meet the wonderful Australians who are inextricably part of them. From fresh local seafood to remote World Heritage areas, journeying with us is awe-inspiring. Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes, bird watching and wildlife conservation, while enjoying authentic interactions with locals and learning about First Nations’ culture. We invite you to join us in exploring the essence and spirit of Australia. We’re profit for purpose; through our partnership with Australian Geographic, over half our profits go to support the Australian Geographic Society's vital conservation work.

07/11/2026

Join this 12-day guided journey through the ecology, wildlife and cultural heritage of Christmas Island and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. 🏝️

12-day small group wildlife tour.

06/11/2026

Nankeen night heron. 🌙
Taken by our guide, Scott, on our Birdwatching Safari of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks.
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05/11/2026

Black-throated finch. 🪶
Taken by our guide, Angus Hamilton, on our Cape York Birdwatching Safari.
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05/11/2026

Journey deep into one of Australia’s most remote and rewarding birding destinations on this immersive ten-day small-group safari through outback Queensland’s Channel Country. 🦜

About This Tour Journey deep into one of Australia's most remote and rewarding birding destinations on this immersive ten-day small group safari through the Channel Country of outback Queensland. Stretching from the rocky hillsides of Mount Isa south through the vast grassy plains of Winton and Long...

04/11/2026

Great frigatebird. ❤️
Taken by our guide, Claire, on our Christmas & Cocos Islands Nature & Wildlife Journey.
View the itinerary here: https://f.mtr.cool/j7cmm9vhl2

03/11/2026

Bigeye trevally. 🐟
Taken by our guide, Gigi, on our Manta Rays of Lady Elliot Island tour.
View the itinerary here: https://f.mtr.cool/17tnoryqcz

03/11/2026

Join Cairns local wildlife photographer James Boettcher on a 5-day wildlife photography safari in Far North Queensland. 🦜

About This Tour Join Cairns local wildlife photographer James Boettcher on a 5-day wildlife photography safari in Far North Queensland. James has been guiding wildlife tours for over 18 years, his knowledge of the region will guarantee you the best opportunities to observe and photograph North Queen...

03/11/2026

Australian Species Spotlight of the Week: Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) 🐊
The wet season is beginning across northern Australia, and Saltwater Crocodiles are the apex predators that rule there.

Habitat: Rivers, estuaries, mangrove-lined coastlines, floodplains and open sea across northern Australia (NT, WA and Queensland), as well as Southeast Asia and parts of the Pacific. They move freely between salt water and fresh water, and will cross hundreds of kilometres of open ocean on surface currents.

Diet: Fish, crabs, turtles, birds, water buffalo, wild pigs and kangaroos. Juveniles eat mostly insects, small fish and frogs. Large adults can go months between meals, metabolising at some of the slowest rates of any vertebrate.

Fun facts:
- Saltwater Crocodiles are the largest living reptiles on earth, with the biggest confirmed males reaching 6 to 7m long and weighing over a tonne. In the Northern Territory, males over 5m are a common occurrence
- Despite the “saltwater” name, they live in all kinds of water. Specialised salt glands in the tongue allow them to excrete excess salt, so they can shuttle between tidal rivers, freshwater billabongs, mangrove creeks and open ocean. Satellite-tagged crocs have been recorded crossing hundreds of kilometres of open sea between islands
- Mother crocs are among the most dedicated parents of any reptile. The female builds a mound nest of vegetation and soil near water, lays up to 50 eggs, guards them aggressively for the 80-day incubation, then carefully carries hatchlings to the water in her mouth. She stays with the young for weeks or months, defending them from everything from goannas to other crocodiles

Where to see them: Yellow Water Billabong in Kakadu National Park (NT), Daintree River (QLD), and East Alligator River crossings. From the safety of a boat or an elevated viewing platform only. Freshwater billabongs across the Top End often have “saltie” residents too, so never swim or stand near the water’s edge in croc country.

Status: Least Concern (IUCN)

02/11/2026

Budgerigar. 💚
Taken by our guide, Martin, on our Gluepot Reserve & Bowra Sanctuary Birding Safari.
View the itinerary here: https://f.mtr.cool/ttwrbr0g5v

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Sydney, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+611300241141

Website

https://australiangeographictravel.com/

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