Tasmania Tours
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Inala Hobart Birding Tours
This is Inala's homeland and where we have an incredible selection of specialist birding guides to take you on tours of Hobart and the...Find out more
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Inala Pelagic Tours - Tasman Peninsula
Species vary depending on season and weather, yet it is always a fantastic day out on the continental shelf with a great selection that...Find out more
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Full Day Tour of Bruny Island
Explore the wildlife and birds of Tasmania on our full day tour of Bruny Island. Forty-spotted Pardalote and Wedge-tailed Eagle are...Find out more
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Day and Night Tour of Bruny Island with Overnight Stay
Discover the wildlife and birds of Bruny Island by day and by night. You might see the Southern Boobook and the Tawny Frogmouth.Find out more
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Tasmania Endemic Birds and Mammals Tour 1-10 February 2019
1 February 2019 to 10 February 2019FULLY BOOKED Join our endemic birds and wildlife tour of spectacular Tasmania. Enjoy a pelagic and the chance to see all Tasmanian endemics...Find out more
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Tasmania Endemic Birds and Mammals Tour 12-21 October 2019
12 October 2019 to 21 October 2019Join our endemic birds and wildlife tour of spectacular Tasmania. Enjoy a pelagic and the chance to see all Tasmanian endemics and Orange-...Find out more
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Tasmania Endemic Birds and Mammals Tour 22 November - 1st December 2019
22 November 2019 to 1 December 2019Join our endemic birds and wildlife tour of spectacular Tasmania. Enjoy a pelagic and the chance to see all Tasmanian endemics and Orange-...Find out more
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Northern Territory and Tasmania - Birds and Mammals Small Group Tour 22 Oct-7 Nov 2019
22 October 2019 to 7 November 2019We are once again partnering with NT Bird Specialists and are delighted to offer this tour which combines two wild areas of Australia. From...Find out more
The Launch of 'The Inala Foundation'
The launch of 'The Inala Foundation' Over the years I have been touched and humbled by the number of people that have shown such a huge interest in the Inala property and all that the Inala team and I have been trying to achieve in protecting it for the long term. While I personally think Inala is the most special place in the world, I...Read more
Coming to Bruny soon? Already on the island?
Our wildlife guide Cat Davidson is also living on Bruny island, giving us the opportunity to be able to offer more property tours at Inala and increasing your chance of being able to book a day or half day or evening tour without us requiring as much prior notice. Take the opportunity while in this incredible part of the world to have...Read more
Inala Autumn Newsletter
Welcome to Autumn at Inala Summer is over, yet the good weather remains strong down on Bruny Island, most chicks are fully fledged and the adult Short-Tailed Shearwaters and Little Penguins are beginning to head back out to sea. Aerial insectivores are still dancing on the warm insect laden breezes and there are enough tree and plants...Read more
Mid-Summer Inala Newsletter 2017
A Very Merry Inala Christmas The grass is growing faster than Bori can mow it in the Gondwana Garden, The sunset colours of the Christmas Bells are painting the Bruny roadsides, there are fluffy chicks peeping and cheeping in every corner of the landscape and the Bruny ferry is running full steam, packed with relaxed holiday makers and...Read more
A time for raptors
Winter is a time for raptors here at Inala. With all species more likely to feed on carrion during the colder months, our raptor photography hide is the place to be! This time of year is also when White-bellied Sea-Eagle start their breeding flight displays, and we have recently enjoyed a number of spectacular sightings over the Inala...Read more
Lords of the sky lock talons over Inala
This amazing photo was captured in the skys over Inala recently by guest Neil Wingert. He and his wife Sarah spent a couple of days here as part of Inala's Endemic Birds and Wildlife of Tasmania Tour this February.Read more
Tasmania is our home and we have a deep passion for sharing her natural wonders. On our tours you can expect all 12 endemic birds, a world class pelagic, endangered Swift Parrot and critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot. Iconic mammals include Tasmanian Devil, Platypus, Echidna, Wombats and Eastern Quoll.