Frequently Asked Questions

What do I bring?

Australian Wild Tours endeavors to supply you with all the necessary gear for your adventure. We can accommodate to take your extra luggage that you may be travelling with, however we do emphasize that you travel lightly. We recommend you bring a day pack with any amenities or novelties that you may require when on the tour.

What should I wear?

As a result of the surrounding climate conditions we highly advise that you wear clothing that is breathable and light. Camping and outdoor stores can recommend the clothing type that is suitable for you. The weather conditions can vary depending on the time of year.

Wearing comfortable closed footwear is also a must. There are a number of hiking shoes that are ideal for walking in the bush; however I would also recommend a comfortable pair of sneakers/joggers. We advise all clients to bring at least two pairs of shoes on tour.

How can I prepare for the tour?

The tours will involve walking distances throughout the day between 3 & 5km. A relatively good level of fitness is required. We work closely to your specific needs and this includes your physical ability throughout the tour.

What are the risk aspects of the tour?

The greatest risk feature of the tour is dehydration. With all tours we take ample water supplies and are generally based on water features (Stream/River), I will constantly remind you to keep hydrating.

First and foremost your safety is my responsibility. If I have any doubt in a situation which may un-fold, you must listen carefully to any instructions you may need to follow.

Can children join the tour?

Yes. Children aged 10+ can join the tour with a parent or guardian.

Can I film the experience?

This is a key part of the experience; the operator will take the responsibility of filming aspects of your journey into the wilderness. If you would like to film and take pictures of your experience this must be approved by the guide.