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Australians exploring Australia - Inala Nature Tours

Australians exploring Australia

Tuesday, 15 December 2020

INALA AUSTRALIA TOURS 2021 & 2022 JUST ADDED DOZENS OF BRAND NEW AUSTRALIA TOURS IN 202 1 and 2022 Sometimes we can forget to explore our own back yard. This moment in time has led us all in Australia to look around our own beautiful country for the next year of nature travel and adventure. Our wildlife is incredible, our birdlife is...Read more

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5% discount* on any Australian Group Tour

Tuesday, 15 December 2020

Special 5% discount offer: As a thank you for your support and patience this year, we are also excited to offer a 5% discount* off the price of any twin-share booking on any Australian group tour listed on our website if you make your reservation and secure a place before 31 December 2020. Please be assured that we will maintain our...Read more

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Tasmanian border update

Saturday, 24 October 2020

Tasmanian border restriction changes from October 26 Tasmania will ease border restrictions for people travelling from Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory, South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory from October 26 2020. Travellers arriving from identified low risk jurisdictions will not be required to...Read more

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Tonia Cochran - Inala Nature Tours

Inala - Your first choice for birding and wildlife tours in Australia

Sunday, 4 October 2020

We are the nature tour agency that other agencies use. We have excellent local knowledge, specialist bird guides in every state, efficient and friendly office staff, strong conservation ethics and a reputation for delivering outstanding birding, wildife, nature, conservation and botany tours. We look forward to welcoming you on tour. Get...Read more

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Update - Inala Tours Status and Future

Friday, 10 July 2020

Despite being on forced standby due to global travel restrictions, we have remained busy and have taken the opportunity to do many jobs that we never quite got around to finding the time to do before. This has included designing an exciting new range of tour offerings that we are rolling out over the next 12 months and beyond. It is...Read more

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Tonia Cochran - Feeding an orphan Wallaby

The Inala Foundation'

Friday, 12 June 2020

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 do admit to being slightly biased. I...Read more

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Cat Davidson - Inala Nature Tours

Coming to Bruny soon? Already on the island?

Saturday, 11 January 2020

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

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White-bellied sea-eagle and ravens at Inala (Photo: Alfred Schulte)

A time for raptors

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

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

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Lords of the sky lock talons over Inala

Friday, 12 February 2016

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

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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.

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