If you want a unique close-up Aussie wildlife experience, set in rolling hills and towering trees, then this is the tour for you. Go bush and visit some of Australia’s furry family in 30 hectares of natural bushland at the world renowned Healesville Sanctuary. Then be guided through the treasures of world-renowned Toolangi rainforest.
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Discover the Dandenongs and be delighted on this uniquely Victorian tour. You’ll be amazed as you travel through ancient rainforests on Victoria’s century old steam train, Puffing Billy. And be spellbound by the mystical sculptures half hidden among leafy ferns at William Rickets Sanctuary.
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Unlike the song, we love Mondays. And to prove it we have a very special once a week action packed top tour. Every Monday our Double Deluxe day tour visits both the Yarra Valley and the Dandenong Ranges. Two amazing locations in one fantastic day.
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Leadbeater Eco Tours is named after the State's of Victoria’s faunal emblem - Leadbeater’s Possum. We have paid homage to this critically endangered animal because, like us, it is unique and can only be found in Victoria.
Leadbeater Eco Tours is Melbourne’s newest day tour service. We are dedicated to showing the world the regional wonders of our great State. We specialise in day tours that not only have the least possible environmental footprint; but also aim to minimise travel time while maximising your opportunity to experience those wonders.
The Wirrawilla rainforest walk is a stunning section of our Wildlife Wonders Eco tour and a real highlight on this day trip. Located in Toolangi, just 80 kms North East of Melbourne and a 15 minute drive from Healesville Sanctuary, Wirrawilla is a unique example of a cool temperate rainforest which is extremely rare on [...]
Burrinja, the award winning vibrant cultural centre of the Dandenongs, are currently exhibiting rarely seen paintings by Warlpiri men and women. They come from the remote community of Lajamanu, roughly 500km northwest of Alice Springs located in the country of the Gurindji people. This amazing exhibition takes visitors back to the beginnings of the acrylic movement in [...]
‘Stirring the Possum’ is an Aussie colloquialism or slang. It pretty much has only one meaning but it’s been used by a plethora of people to communicate a cacophony of messages. For example the South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources (wow – that’s a big title, I’d hate to see the business card) uses the term [...]