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G'day there, My name is Trent & I have created a really chilled Blue Mountains experience for those seeking a social & less touristic group tour with full transport. After picking you up from Sydney in our mini bus, we will drive to my hometown of Glenbrook to grab a coffee together at a cool local cafe. Before heading into the local National Park for amazing lookouts. We will take you on a moderate 90min bushwalk via some amazing view points, small waterfalls to the base of a big waterfall in Jamison Valley. Unless you are a big hiker this is more than enough :) We provide a social picnic lunch where we all connect & byo beers/drinks are fine. We often stop by an alcohol shop (please request at the cafe stop). After lunch we stop by the famous Three Sisters Rock formations up at Katoomba. We also stop at Lincolns rock. On the warmer days we go for a quick dip in a local swimming spot deep in the bush (Nov-March) Our adventure generally concludes 530pm near central station nearby a pub. Some in the group have a drink together. •We are an alternative type of small group social tour •10+ hours •Taste Tim Tams & Vegemite on bus •Pre made fresh sandwiches for lunch (byo refillable water bottle). •Often we have more seats to offer so please msg us. •Itinerary may change due to weather/closures etc. *Increase of dingoes in the area. Unlikely to see kangaroos*

Get up close and personal with the gorgeous rescued farm animals of the sanctuary. The tour involves meeting and feeding snacks to all of the animals. Get up close and personal with the gorgeous rescued farm animals of the sanctuary. The tour involves meeting and feeding snacks to all of the animals. We start by meeting the cheeky goat gang who love eating from your hand! Next we take a nice stroll over to meet the friendly cows, followed by spending some quality time with the sheep and alpacas. Next up, we visit the hens and roosters, before making our way over to meet pigs Sunday, Bo and Ivy. During the tour you are welcome to pat and scratch any of the animals if they are willing. We are not a petting zoo.

Age 7 and up. Good mobility needed! An unforgettable, educational experience visiting the unique glow worms after a short walk through World Heritage listed forest and rainforest. We will meet at sunset, spending a little time introducing ourselves and safety briefing. Then as the stars begin to appear, with the use of torches, we begin our 20 minute walk to the overhanging cave and waterfall, with the possibility of seeing our amazing nocturnal wildlife. Possums, gliders, owls and bats to name just a few. Another truly amazing encounter, only within the first 3 weeks of summer is the chance of fireflies. We will spend 30 minutes to an hour in the overhang, behind the waterfall learning about these incredible glowing larvae and why they glow. The track is mostly in good condition, though there are some stairs and heavily eroded sections therefore a medium fitness level is required. Glow worms are extremely sensitive to light and sound so we will ask our clients to respect this and there will be a 5 minute educational talk around this before entering the cave. Smoking is strictly prohibited on the tour. We recommend bringing your own torches, though we can supply if needed. Minimal impact is very high on our list of priorities and instructions will be given on how to achieve this. We ask our clients to adhere to these rules.

Get ready to witness Australia's iconic wildlife in their natural habitat on an unforgettable adventure! See wild Wombats and Kangaroos up close, usually getting within 2m of the adorable Wombats and about 10m from the majestic Kangaroos! But that's not all - the journey also offers the chance to spot other amazing creatures like Lyre birds, Kookaburras, various parrots, and even the elusive Echidna. Your adventure starts at a cliff top viewing platform, perched 1400ft above the stunning South Coast. The breathtaking views continue as we travel south and up the Great Dividing Range, making a stop at the world-famous pie shop for one of their delicious, award-winning pies. The adventure continues into two National Parks. You'll witness a 300ft waterfall with jaw-dropping valley views and explore the most scenic lookout situated at the highest point of the day, atop a 81m waterfall with massive orange sandstone cliff walls falling away deep into the valley. After a day filled with adventure and breathtaking views, it's time to relax with a delicious BBQ dinner, including Kangaroo burgers. Sip on beers or wine. And as the sun sets, get ready to say G’day to the wild Wombats and Kangaroos as they come out to play. This all-inclusive experience also offers vegetarian options. Don't miss out on this adventure of a lifetime. Book now and create memories that will last a lifetime

This is a unique, locally-run, guided day tour (approx 11am to 5pm) around the beautiful Blue Mountains in a lovingly maintained vintage VW Bus. We'll visit outstanding places that most tourists don't get to see—places of scenic splendour, the kinds of views for which the Blue Mountains are famous, waterfalls and a secret glade. We'll take some short easy walks, enjoy a lunch stop, and finish up with visits to vineyards in the stunningly pretty Megalong Valley for some wine tasting. You can join this tour either as a day trip from Sydney or if staying at one of the many hotels and B&Bs in the Blue Mountains. (Please ignore the 'where to meet' on this page!) I'll pick you up from your accommodation anywhere between Springwood and Blackheath, or we'll arrange a convenient meeting point. Our lunch stop could be a historic cafe or perhaps a picnic, depending on the weather and the group's preference. This is ordinarily a SATURDAY or SUNDAY tour because that is when the vineyards are open. I can certainly schedule a tour on any weekday for groups of three or more—please just ask! Instead of vineyards, there are many other great places to show you. Other things to note: along the way we will agree on a lunch stop, but no food is included in the fee. Ditto for any expenses at the vineyards. Please bring reasonable walking shoes (sneakers OK), some water, and sun protection.

Each Retreat is a variation on a theme with different 'flavours' eg yoga, cacao ceremony, breathwork, nutrition Check the Eureka Horse Wisdom web for detailed inclusions We start the day with an opening circle, practicing grounding and basic breathwork / mindfulness techniques. This will be under cover in the breezeway in bad weather or in the paddock if dry and warm enough. Then we meet the horses for the first equine activity. This is always gentle and perfect for all regardless of whether you are new to horses are experienced with them. Interaction is usually in the safety of the stables. Following from this is an activity with the guest facilitator of the month. All facilitators are qualified, experienced and offer alternate modalities for wellbeing of mind, soul and body. Examples may be : EFT tapping, yoga, nutrition, breathwork, sound healing. As at the start, this takes place in the outdoors in a paddock, weather permitting ... but under cover in the breezeway if needs be. Then a pause for a delicious and healthy catered lunch and time for personal reflection. The afternoon session is again with the horses, usually receiving Reiki from them in the sand arena. If you've never received Reiki from horses, this can be a profound experience. And we finish up with a closing circle, gratitude and saying goodbye to new friends.

Travel restrictions are over and venues have re-opened. We will still provide masks and hand sanitiser for our guests if needed (not mandatory) and there will be opportunities for hand washing at all of our stops along the way. We'll walk though the Inner West neighbourhoods of Newtown, Sydenham and Marrickville visiting hidden Craft breweries. We will cover about 2.5 km at a comfortable pace. We will always include at least 3 independent breweries specialising in handcrafted beer, and an optional gin bar. Each brewery has its own distinct characteristics, vibe and design. We'll provide tasting samples at our first brewery, however further drinks can be purchased according to personal taste. Bars/restaurants in Newtown can be recommended afterwards. Come and enjoy a sociable outing with like-minded people and discover the secret craft brew scene in Sydney. Please contact me if your preferred date is not available. There is always a chance of an extra date or cancellations. Other things to note Bars/restaurants in Newtown and Enmore can be recommended if you wish to further explore the neighbourhood.

Start the tour with bottle feeding the hungry calves , from week old to 6 weeks, make sure their tummy is full by introducing chaff and hay to the babies then a bottle of water to keep them hydrated before taking them out to the paddock . All done and it’s time to feed the big cows who still think they are little ! They like head rubs after feeding Calf cuddles at the end whilst watching the goats play when everyone is fed makes a pleasant end to the experience. If it’s a late visit needed then rugging the calves as they are put into the barn to bed is needed in cooler weather. Then bed time bottle for them if the date you wants not available let me know so I can arrange it ! DOGS NOT ALLOWED ON SITE

G'day there, My name is Trent & I have created a really chilled Blue Mountains experience for those seeking a social & less touristic group tour with full transport. After picking you up from Sydney in our mini bus, we will drive to my hometown of Glenbrook to grab a coffee together at a cool local cafe. Before heading into the local National Park for amazing lookouts. We will take you on a moderate 90min bushwalk via some amazing view points, small waterfalls to the base of a big waterfall in Jamison Valley. Unless you are a big hiker this is more than enough :) We provide a social picnic lunch where we all connect & byo beers/drinks are fine. We often stop by an alcohol shop (please request at the cafe stop). After lunch we stop by the famous Three Sisters Rock formations up at Katoomba. We also stop at Lincolns rock. On the warmer days we go for a quick dip in a local swimming spot deep in the bush (Nov-March) Our adventure generally concludes 530pm near central station nearby a pub. Some in the group have a drink together. •We are an alternative type of small group social tour •10+ hours •Taste Tim Tams & Vegemite on bus •Pre made fresh sandwiches for lunch (byo refillable water bottle). •Often we have more seats to offer so please msg us. •Itinerary may change due to weather/closures etc. *Increase of dingoes in the area. Unlikely to see kangaroos*

Meet me at my local coffee shop and we'll devise a plan to get the fun started. From here we'll jump in our super spacious 14 seater minivan & head to wherever the waves are best for your skill level & style. We'll trade waves and work on techniques like equipment fine tuning, reading the waves, taking off, positioning, turns, and maybe even some barrels & airs. Join me to share some laughs and the best waves Byron has to offer! Other things to note This experience is for adequate surfers only. This is not a lesson.

Embark on a sailing cruise on our magnificent 40ft yacht, Solace, and experience the magic of Sydney Harbour from the water. Benefit from the knowledge of our friendly and experienced skippers, who will show you the ropes on what promises to be an unforgettable day out. Departing from Manly Boatshed (Fairlight, a short 15min walk from Manly Ferry along the coast), you'll have the opportunity to help set the sails and steer the boat, or you can simply sit back, relax and take in the views. Get involved as much or as little as you like - this is a great chance to discover if sailing larger yachts is for you! No experience is necessary. Cruise past the multi-million dollar waterfront mansions of the rich and famous, discover hidden harbour beaches and revel in uninterrupted views of iconic attractions including the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Other things to note: Please feel free to bring snacks and drinks - we can keep everything chilled onboard. Basic swimming skills are recommended but not necessary.

Get up close and personal with the gorgeous rescued farm animals of the sanctuary. The tour involves meeting and feeding snacks to all of the animals. Get up close and personal with the gorgeous rescued farm animals of the sanctuary. The tour involves meeting and feeding snacks to all of the animals. We start by meeting the cheeky goat gang who love eating from your hand! Next we take a nice stroll over to meet the friendly cows, followed by spending some quality time with the sheep and alpacas. Next up, we visit the hens and roosters, before making our way over to meet pigs Sunday, Bo and Ivy. During the tour you are welcome to pat and scratch any of the animals if they are willing. We are not a petting zoo.

Bees are one of the marvels of nature & have been studied, observed & mythologised since Egyptian times. In this unique experience, you'll join a passionate beekeeper amongst his hives, suited up & surrounded by bees. We start the experience with a honey tasting of up to ten different honeys. The taste, texture, viscosity, colour & aromas are linked directly to the floral sources available to the bees who make this liquid gold from the bush & gardens around Hamish's apiary. Over morning tea you'll hear about the fascinating lifecycle of this remarkable pollinator & the important part bees play in our food cycle before then suiting up in a professional full-length beekeepers suit (+ gloves!) & moving to the hives. You'll be shown through the different styles of hive, including the Flow Hive, & be guided through the process of an inspection, checking the laying pattern of the queen, & checking for honey, and health. If we’re lucky we’ll find "Liz", the queen of the colony!

Age 7 and up. Good mobility needed! An unforgettable, educational experience visiting the unique glow worms after a short walk through World Heritage listed forest and rainforest. We will meet at sunset, spending a little time introducing ourselves and safety briefing. Then as the stars begin to appear, with the use of torches, we begin our 20 minute walk to the overhanging cave and waterfall, with the possibility of seeing our amazing nocturnal wildlife. Possums, gliders, owls and bats to name just a few. Another truly amazing encounter, only within the first 3 weeks of summer is the chance of fireflies. We will spend 30 minutes to an hour in the overhang, behind the waterfall learning about these incredible glowing larvae and why they glow. The track is mostly in good condition, though there are some stairs and heavily eroded sections therefore a medium fitness level is required. Glow worms are extremely sensitive to light and sound so we will ask our clients to respect this and there will be a 5 minute educational talk around this before entering the cave. Smoking is strictly prohibited on the tour. We recommend bringing your own torches, though we can supply if needed. Minimal impact is very high on our list of priorities and instructions will be given on how to achieve this. We ask our clients to adhere to these rules.

Get ready to witness Australia's iconic wildlife in their natural habitat on an unforgettable adventure! See wild Wombats and Kangaroos up close, usually getting within 2m of the adorable Wombats and about 10m from the majestic Kangaroos! But that's not all - the journey also offers the chance to spot other amazing creatures like Lyre birds, Kookaburras, various parrots, and even the elusive Echidna. Your adventure starts at a cliff top viewing platform, perched 1400ft above the stunning South Coast. The breathtaking views continue as we travel south and up the Great Dividing Range, making a stop at the world-famous pie shop for one of their delicious, award-winning pies. The adventure continues into two National Parks. You'll witness a 300ft waterfall with jaw-dropping valley views and explore the most scenic lookout situated at the highest point of the day, atop a 81m waterfall with massive orange sandstone cliff walls falling away deep into the valley. After a day filled with adventure and breathtaking views, it's time to relax with a delicious BBQ dinner, including Kangaroo burgers. Sip on beers or wine. And as the sun sets, get ready to say G’day to the wild Wombats and Kangaroos as they come out to play. This all-inclusive experience also offers vegetarian options. Don't miss out on this adventure of a lifetime. Book now and create memories that will last a lifetime

At raisingbabymoos we hold bottle feeding of calves if you can’t make the early session join us for a play with the calves and a cuddle It’s an ideal stress remover a theropy and relaxation hour Interact with the lambs let them snuggle your problems away Must be prepared to smile

This is a unique, locally-run, guided day tour (approx 11am to 5pm) around the beautiful Blue Mountains in a lovingly maintained vintage VW Bus. We'll visit outstanding places that most tourists don't get to see—places of scenic splendour, the kinds of views for which the Blue Mountains are famous, waterfalls and a secret glade. We'll take some short easy walks, enjoy a lunch stop, and finish up with visits to vineyards in the stunningly pretty Megalong Valley for some wine tasting. You can join this tour either as a day trip from Sydney or if staying at one of the many hotels and B&Bs in the Blue Mountains. (Please ignore the 'where to meet' on this page!) I'll pick you up from your accommodation anywhere between Springwood and Blackheath, or we'll arrange a convenient meeting point. Our lunch stop could be a historic cafe or perhaps a picnic, depending on the weather and the group's preference. This is ordinarily a SATURDAY or SUNDAY tour because that is when the vineyards are open. I can certainly schedule a tour on any weekday for groups of three or more—please just ask! Instead of vineyards, there are many other great places to show you. Other things to note: along the way we will agree on a lunch stop, but no food is included in the fee. Ditto for any expenses at the vineyards. Please bring reasonable walking shoes (sneakers OK), some water, and sun protection.

Enjoy a typical French dinner prepared by an experienced native cook. Whether it is choucroute de la mer, cassoulet of lamb, poulet aux morilles or bouillabaisse, I will regale you with staples of the French repertoire, often with a twist. So be open to being surprised, entertained, and deliciously fed by a man who not only can cook, but is inspired by the cuisines of the world and has been established in the Sydney food scene for over seven years. I am also very knowledgeable about wine, and will often surprise you with unconventional pairings. Having worked in English for decades, I am fluent in the subtleties of Australian slang, while retaining a hint of a French accent. So in short, you are in for a treat. Our Experiences are on hold until June due to the current circumstances. Sorry Other things to note There will be plenty of opportunities to take photos for your social media. As we cannot accommodate more than six guests, it will feel like friends gathering. Expect French hospitality at its best.

Join me for an intimate sea kayaking tour in the incredible Jervis Bay Marine Park! An outdoor experience like no other, you'll have the opportunity to paddle to some of Australia's most beautiful beaches with the whitest sand in the world! There is always a chance of encounters with local wildlife like seals, dolphins, sea birds and whales at the right time of year. We meet in the morning at 7:45am to get fitted into the appropriate sea kayak and briefing on safety procedures, equipment and the area. Once on the water we will practice some paddle strokes before heading off into the stunning Jervis Bay or Booderee National Park for a relaxing 1.5 hours. Stopping for a break on one of the most pristine beaches in the world we will provide plunger coffee, tea, cake from the local Husky bakery and fruit for morning tea. Take this opportunity to have a swim or snorkel while your guide prepares the feast. Once adequately rested we will take to the water again for another 1.5 hours to try and spot some local wildlife before returning to our start point. Guests will leave with new skills and a great appreciation for the beauty of the area and provided photos for lasting memories of an unforgettable experience! Other things to note Please wear outdoor activity appropriate clothing and shoes that you don't mind getting wet. You will get wet feet and wet arms.

This jewel in the crown of Blue Mountains hikes, a spectacular 6.5 km round-trip track, takes you deep into the heart of the World-Heritage-listed area. Starting from dry sclerophyll forest, the well-shaded track is winding down through beautiful rainforest, until it reaches the bottom of the canyon where we will literally be walking on water, feeling like having entered a different, mysterious world where crossing the path with a Hobbit would not come as a surprise. On the way down, we will introduce you to the wide variety of local plants including different species of eucalyptus trees, wattles, tea trees, farns, orchids and a rare insect eating (carnivorous) plant. You will also learn specifics about the 300 million year geologic history of the Blue Mountains. If we are lucky, we might spot Eastern Water Dragons, Sydney and Giant Spiny Crayfishes as well as the shy Black Cockatoo. Having already criss-crossed Greaves Creek a few times, we will cross it one last time at the lowest point of the track before ascending through a wonderland of ferns, slowly returning to the 'normal' world where a magnificent view over Grose Valley will reward us for our hiking effort. This hike is suitable for all age groups but requires good fitness (over 1500 stairs). Trekking shoes advisable, track is wet after rain. Pick up possible from: Katoomba, Leura, Wentworth Falls and Blackheath