February 19, 2013 by Tara Wells
in Behind the Scenes, Tour News
Visitors keen to explore the best of Sydney’s natural beauty can enjoy guided walks of the newly launched Sydney Harbour National Landscape with Sydney Coast Walks. It’s the first time many of Sydney’s renowned walking trails have been offered as guided tours to international visitors and complements the efforts
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October 27, 2012 by Tara Wells
in Tour News
From its beaches to bays, there are plenty of things to do in Manly. The best way to discover the hidden gems of this popular seaside area is by walking. You’ll discover that while the locals love the cosmopolitan dining and shopping, it is Manly’s natural beauty that attracted them
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October 23, 2012 by Tara Wells
in Tour News
Die atemberaubenden Wandertouren in Sydney ermöglichen es Australien auf neuen begleiteten Touren zu erleben. Sie sind speziell ausgelegt, die natürliche Schönheit Australiens größter Stadt zur Schau zu stellen. Sydney Coast Walks, ehemals bekannt als Royal Coast Walks, haben sich umbenannt, um diesem erweiterten Angebot an Wandertouren Rechnung zu tragen.
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September 26, 2012 by Tara Wells
in Tour News
Sydney’s stunning walking trails can be experienced for the first time by locals and visitors alike on new guided walking tours designed to showcase the natural beauty of Australia’s largest city. Sydney Coast Walks, formerly known as Royal Coast Walks, has rebranded to recognize their expanded walking tour options,
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December 13, 2010 by Editor
in Tour News
If you know that caring for the environment means more than showering with a friend, then you’ll appreciate that we’re now an Eco Certified business. This means that you are guaranteed to experience a genuine and authentic tour that looks after the environment. Our most popular tours have also been
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December 13, 2010 by Editor
in Tour News
We’re super proud to be among the first commercial tour operators to be licensed for a 10 year Parks Eco Pass. It’s a sign of our long-term partnership with the National Parks and Wildlife Service to encourage visitors to appreciate, understand and conserve the area. It also means we’re officially
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