Eco-friendly travel in Australia

When we connect more with nature, we can better protect it. Take a moment to feel grounded in these spectacular natural landscapes, from the red sands of Uluru to the rugged mountains of Tasmania.

Travel doesn’t just benefit us; regenerative travel experiences can also make a positive impact on ecosystems across Australia. From rebuilding wildlife habitats to supporting reef preservation, these are do-good, feel-good holidays.

Australia is abundant with eco destinations where sustainability is woven into everyday life. Connect with communities, culture and nature across these eco-friendly destinations, innovative islands and easy-to-reach regions.

Australia is home to 20 extraordinary World Heritage-listed sites, from ancient villages to islands made of sand. By visiting these places, you cement their status as national treasures, ensuring they are conserved for years to come.

From the cuddly koala to the web-footed platypus, wildlife in Australia is completely unique. Make a difference by booking a tour that helps protect animals and preserve their habitats. You might plant trees, collect seeds, remove algae and more.

In Australia, you'll find unforgettable destinations that aren't just beautiful – they're also sustainable. These holiday ideas will help you make a positive impact on the environment and the community. 

Australia's First Nations cultures are some of the oldest on Earth, and a guided walk on their lands will reveal valuable lessons not only about sustainable living but also mindfulness, spirituality and ways of life.

Australia's dining scene heroes fresh, local produce. You can collect native ingredients yourself on bush tucker, diving and foraging tours. It's a whole new way to appreciate nature's bounty.

It's easy to travel sustainably in Australia, even when you're sleeping. These sustainable stays champion environmental preservation by collecting rainwater, using solar power, offering conservation activities for guests and more.

Train journeys are magical and romantic, but they're also eco-friendly. You'll board a luxe train to enjoy delicious food and wine and watch the countryside roll by, all while reducing your carbon footprint.

Perhaps Australia's most iconic animal, kangaroos are as cute as they are curious. There's plenty of opportunities to see kangaroos from a distance in their natural habitat, which can be within forests, on plains and even on beaches!

In Australia, families can experience food more meaningfully. From foraging tours to honey farms, there are so many delicious ways to appreciate Australia's fresh ingredients and the environments in which they grow.