Tours

A full day two-wheeled guided tour of Santiago to explore the culture behind the exotic streets of Bellavista and the taste and colours of all three of Santiago’s renowned food markets. Learn more about Chile’s recent history outside La Moneda and cruise through the city's many green parks.

Begin your small group Litchfield day tour from Darwin around 7:30 am journeying south to the crystal clear waters of Berry Springs.

Indulge in a relaxing geothermal massage at Berry Springs first thing in the morning whilst enjoying homemade mango muffins and morning coffee. Afterwards, paddle around and watch the many fish, sit casually under the waterfall or go for a serene rainforest stroll along the creek. From this piece of heaven we set our sights on the historic township of Batchelor, the gateway to Litchfield National Park. Along the way get to know the landscape and history of the Top End as your local guide lets you in on the past and present before arriving at Batchelor Town.

In Batchelor we take the time to enjoy the local Batchelor museum. This community run feature showcases many personal stories of the people and events which shaped the NT whilst also offering an exclusive venue option for our Wild Barramundi BBQ.

After lunch we are exploring Litchfield National Park. Cascading waterfalls, crystal clear swimming spots, grand viewpoints, endemic plants and animals and much more … Enjoy the relaxed pace as your guide tailors the afternoons to suit you.

Rise and shine and be ready for a 7.00 am pickup from your Darwin accommodation. Up early to get us straight out to Litchfield National Park and on to some of those magical short walks ending in waterfalls!

Spend the day exploring the best of what Litchfield has to offer, including Florence Falls, Tolmer Falls, Wangi Falls, Tabletop Swamp, magnetic and cathedral termite mounds, Bamboo Creek Tine Mine* and Walker Creek* (*May to Nov).

With ample time for photos, relaxation and reflection you'll still be back to Darwin in time for for happy hour or a late flight home.

Designed to take advantage of the cooler morning hours and out of sync with the majority of other visitors be prepared for a personal, intimate introduction to the Top End.

A thrilling four-day biking adventure through the Andes, wine valleys, cities and the central coast of Chile. Starting from downtown Santiago you'll make the exhilarating climb through the Andes along quiet roads that meander through the extensive vineyards of the Casablanca and Leyda Valleys. Stop for wine tasting and explore rural settlements before slowly making your way to Valparaíso.

Once upon a time in the 8th century, there was a ruthless King of Mercia called Offa. Such trouble had he from Welsh marauders nibbling at the toes of his kingdom, that once and for all he decided to define his territory and built a huge earthwork to do so, generally following the high ground with commanding views into the mountains and down into the valleys. Today the remaining 80 miles of embankment forms Britain’s longest archaeological monument and the basis of this famous walk. Criss-crossing the border between England and Wales more than 10 times, the Offa’s Dyke National Trail path follows some of the finest scenery in both countries for 177 miles (285 km). Our walk follows the southern half of this trail from Chepstow to Knighton, (about half this walking distance in total). It is a journey packed with interest through patchworks of fields, over windswept ridges, across infant rivers, by ruined castles and into the old border market towns. Traditional farming methods have more or less remained intact and the hedgerows, oak woods and hay meadows form good wildlife habitats, home of buzzards and the rare Red Kite. You might even discover the even rarer Welsh Red Dragon!

Officially opened in May 2003 after many years of negotiations with landlords and farmers to finalise the exact route which stretches 83 statute miles/133 km across town and country, forest and moorland, World Heritage Site and National Park. It is a great walk, with a lot of scenic variety from the modern, busy cityscapes of Newcastle Upon Tyne to the red sandstone hues of medieval Carlisle, from industrial Tyneside to the quiescence of Bowness on Solway. From the barren blustery heights of Highshields Crags in the Northumberland National Park; to the lime green pastoral scenes of the Eden valley. Omnipotent along the route the Wall snakes its way. In sections interrupting a housing estate here, popping up under a road there. Then from being little more than a grassy bank it transforms into stone and rollercoasters over crag tops and down into impressive fort like structures such as at Birdoswald and Housesteads.

Leave the latte behind as you don your brave face and embark on your own two-day Top End outback reality show.

DAY 1 – DARWIN TO LITCHFIELD NATIONAL PARK
Meet your expert guide at the front of your accommodation in Darwin and begin the journey south to Litchfield National Park. Visit historic mining ruins and ponder the nature of life on the frontier. See mother nature's statues (Cathedral and Magnetic Termite mounds) in and around the woodland, grassland and forests that form the natural backdrop as you provide witness to the scene.

Short hikes into secluded swim spots and viewpoints during the early afternoon before seeking the perfect location to savour dinner and watch the golden rays of sunset play across the ancient sandstone landforms of Litchfield Park.

As the ochre colours gain intensity and daylight closes out it is now time to gear up for a series of short night walks along less trodden pathways of Litchfield in search of the cute, the cuddly and the other type of WILD LIFE that finds refuge here.

Later that night enjoy a cold drink around the dancing campfire flames before retiring to the comfort of your personal tent of dreams.

DAY 2 – LITCHFIELD NATIONAL PARK

Rising early with the birds for a sunrise walk and light breakfast next to the clear waters of one of the many waterfall fed swim holes in Litchfield is the way we like to start our day. Relax and take in the scene and moments before exploring the other short hiking trails in the area. Spend the rest of the day doing short hikes, swims and learning about the natural wealth of food, medicine and resource plants in the area.

Returning to Darwin around 1730 pm.

Join ‘Colours of Kakadu’ as Ethical Adventures journeys into the heart of Top End indigenous culture. Surrounded by the internationally significant World Heritage national park of Kakadu you will witness the countless centuries of human endeavour carefully recorded on this ancient landscape.

Meet the present-day traditional owners of Kakadu National Park. Hear their stories of creation, feel their love for the country and understand some of the issues.

Featuring Ubirr, Nourlangie, Anbanbang Billabong, Warradjan Culture centre, Bowali centre and including local indigenous guides and cruises.

The ‘Colours of Kakadu’ – 2 Day Kakadu tour, is Ethical Adventures' way of introducing you to the people, culture and history of indigenous Australians.

This bike and wine tour of the Casablanca and Colchagua Valleys explores the beautiful farming landscapes of two of Chile’s best-producing wine regions. Beginning in capital city Santiago, you will cycle along the quiet, vineyard-fringed country roads of the Curacaví and Casablanca Valleys, from the coastal resort town Santo Domingo to famed surfing spot Matanzas beach, and to the the quaint towns of the Chile’s Central Valley.

Hike & bike among astonishing landscapes surrounded by volcanoes and secret paths between valleys, salt flats & gorges. You will learn more about the history of the Atacama Desert, culture, archaeology, native flora and fauna.​

Australia’s tropical outback – The Top End – is a wild land where Brolgas fly across the sunset, huge crocodiles laze on riverbanks and sandstone shimmers with the world’s oldest art. Our Wild Top End tour departs from Darwin, taking six days to explore the wildlife and flora of Kakadu National Park, the tropical rivers of the Top End, and the grassy plains and billabongs of Mary River National Park.

Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu/Jabiru via Fogg Dam and Mamukala Wetlands

Day 2: Nourlangie Kakadu

Day 3: Tropical Rivers

Day 4 & 5: Mary River National Park

Day 6: Bird Billabong, Point Stuart & return to Darwin

Available as either a small group or private tour

More that just a Kadadu tour - see Arnhem Land and the Cobourg Peninsula on our most popular tour of the remote Top End. Highlights include: Wetland cruise, Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), Ubirr, Mamukala Wetlands, Nawalandja Lookout, Indigenous guided rock-art tour of Injalak Hill, Cobourg Marine Park, Victoria Settlement, Cobourg Coastal Camp and more.

Itinerary in brief – contact us now for a detailed itinerary:

Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park via Corroboree Billabong

Day 2: Kakadu to Arnhem Land & Cobourg Peninsula

Day 3: Cruising Cobourg Peninsula & marine reserve

Day 4: Explore eastern Cobourg by 4WD

Day 5: Cobourg to Darwin via Kakadu National Park & Aboriginal rock art