Discover Ecotourism
From white beaches to deserts, snow-capped mountains to rainforests, Victoria is home to the the most diverse landscape on the continent. These attractions, however, are all part of a fragile ecosystem. To ensure Victoria continues to be a nature-lovers playground be sure to check for ecotourism and nature tourism certification when choosing tourism businesses that operate on public land.
Certified product is backed by a commitment to practice ecological sustainability, natural area management and conservation while providing quality experiences and high levels of environmental and cultural interpretation in the natural environment.
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Watch wild kangaroos, explore the Great Ocean Walk, join in conservation projects and enjoy gourmet dinners fresh from the garden.
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Experience the wonders of eco-living in this architect-designed 4-star accommodation in the foothills of Mt Abrupt.
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Visit this ground-breaking eco-hostel designed to complement the natural environment of the Grampians. Features modern, state of the art facilities.
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Enjoy a unique camping experience in high comfort, low impact elevated tents, while immersed in the stunning park surroundings.
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Stay in caravans, camp sites or cabins at the foot of the Otway Ranges. Close to the Otway Fly, waterfalls, rainforest and ocean beaches.
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One cabin, 15 acres, abundant wildlife and endless beaches. This unique eco-retreat is ideal for couples or small groups.
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Stay in a sustainable walking lodge exclusive to Bothfeet Great Ocean Walkers – meals, transfers, day pack and jacket included.
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Walk from one B&B to the next without a backpack. Guided or self-guided trips include the Great Ocean Walk, Great Alpine Walk and Grampians Traverse.
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Get on board a personalised, fun and interactive tour to Phillip Island, Wilsons Promontory and many more. A 100% carbon balanced business.
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Leave the city behind and discover extraordinary landscapes, wildflowers and native animals on a personalised tour or adventure.
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Highly qualified guides share a wealth of experience, cultural insight and history on fully-inclusive, guided walking holidays.
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Join a 4WD scenic tour of the high country for spectacular views, pristine wilderness, personalised service and quality experience.
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Discover the beach and bush riding with a variety of horses for experienced and novice riders – on the Great Ocean Road near Lorne.
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Award–winning night walk specialists. Take a fun and educational tour and learn all about Australia's fascinating wildlife.
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Walk through the High Country and East Gippsland national parks. Lose yourself amongst the alpine wildflowers, ferns and towering eucalypts.
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Explore gold rush towns, taste fabulous wines and discover the natural beauty of the Goldfields. Tours are a blend of eco-tourism and gold rush heritage.
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Relive 'The Man from Snowy River' films with a trail horse ride through the Victorian High Country. Rides range from 2 hours to multi days.
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Relax and experience nature at its best. Wander across meadows of alpine wildflowers or beneath forests of towering trees.
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Visit the Australian fur seals and Bottlenose dolphins in Port Phillip Bay. Watch on board our 70-foot cruiser or swim with these amazing creatures.
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Work side by side with a park ranger/researcher. Get outdoors, have fun and contribute to the betterment of Victoria's natural environment.
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Explore sheer cliffs, imposing granite tors, tumbling waterfalls, snow gums and the stunning wildflowers of Mount Buffalo.
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See koalas in the treetops, penguins on the shore, and be charmed by historic Churchill Island – yours to discover naturally.
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Be amazed by the spectacular formations of Buchan Caves. Discover calcite-rimmed pools, elaborate stalactites or walk the Spring Creek track.
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Learn about the night-time world of native animals including dunnarts, bettongs and quolls, or sip a coffee and watch grazing kangaroos.
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Get close to over 200 species of Australian wildlife, including platypus, koalas, emus, Tasmanian devils, lyrebirds, wombats and eagles.
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