Boots are an essential companion on guided walking holidays to ensure ankle support and confident grip on all trail surfaces
Here is an excerpt from a feature media article on walking holidays Australia – a new era in oneness with nature.
By Paul Edwards for FINANCIAL REVIEW
“Walking holidays in Australia are blazing a trail, and promising a great meal at the end of it”.
I always thought walking holidays were something to be done just once, and even then only for the good of the soul. The concept conjured images of Byron and Shelley behaving very badly in Italy and Greece. Or impersonators stumbling around the Cotswolds in sensible shoes and thick brown stockings.
Things have changed. The deal now is for holidays that ease the conscience, burn the calories and give the feeling, however small, of oneness with the early settlers.
You can stride out on a misty mountain or a burning desert, knowing that before long someone is going to give you remarkably fine food and the appropriate wine. That you will sleep in a well equipped tent or better yet – on many tours you’ll sleep in a luxurious resort.
Nature-Bound Australia has tours ranging up to 17 days and take in scenic regions with vehicle support. The regions include the Great Divide, Queensland tropics and Outback, a full circle of Tasmania, Alice to the Rock via Kings Canyon. Also the Queensland-New South Wales Border region, Outback New South Wales down the Darling River, the remote Corner Country, where three states meet, and Adelaide to Alice via the Flinders Ranges and Lake Eyre.
“People want to do more than just walk” operator John Thompson says. “Each tour is balanced with other regional features, including historic villages, bush legends, Aboriginal rock art and culture, National Trust properties, boutique wineries and artist galleries.
The emphasis is on authentic Australian experiences mainly in remote areas and along back tracks”.
Byron must have loved it.” (ends)
Choose from a selection of Nature Bound’s Walking Holidays and discover the difference.
An active and comfortable immersion in nature and the therapy it freely delivers.
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