For everyone who didn’t see us on TV last weekend, watch it here, (play the video on the right of Postcards Australia’s site). The weather just held off for us to film a section of the Royal National Park’s stunning coastline, but after the fine and sunny morning on kayaks we can’t complain. For all the botanists out there, we do know that the Clusted Scent Myrtle (Darwinia fascicularis) and Lemon Scent Myrtle (Backhousia citradoria) are of a different Genus, and therefore unrelated, oops.

The film crew from Win TV’s Postcards Australia programme filmed Royal Coast Walks last week as part of their Cronulla and Royal National Park special, to be screened on August 21st, 2010.
They featured our new Paddle and Hike tour, a half day paddle with Bundeena Kayaks, BBQ lunch, and a half day hike around the stunning rocky coastline of Jibbon Point to the Dharawal Aboriginal engravings.
For all regional viewers switch over to Win TV this Saturday, for all others we’ll post the video soon.

We were delighted to win Silver in the Adventure Tourism category of the Greater Sydney Tourism Awards 2010. Judged by a panel of industry experts this award recognises excellence in Adventure Tourism and rewards us for developing such an enjoyable outdoor experience in this beautiful area of Sydney.

Read the press release here:

http://awards.sydneywidetourism.com.au/

After sighting hundreds of whales swimming north on their annual migration we have deferred our Whale Watching Tours until they return south in September. Thanks to everyone who enjoyed our tours, for more photos see our www.facebook.com/RoyalCoastWalks page.

Royal Coast Walks’ owner Ian Wells was delighted to talk to Year 10 students at Heathcote High School at their annual careers day. Talking to the students about the benefits of running your own business and being your own boss, Ian gave them valuable insights into an alternative employment opportunity when they leave school. His message to the students was to follow your dream and be passionate about what you do.

Royal Coast Walks are finalists in the Adventure Tourism category of the Greater Sydney Tourism Awards for 2010. We are extremely proud to be in the running for the major prize as we have put a lot of hard work into our first 18 months of business. We would like to thank all of you for your support.