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EcoWalks Tours provides the exploration of Sydney Harbour National Park with immersive, guided experience products that include bush walking tours, bushcraft workshops, and overnight camping courses. They show respect and help preserve, wherever possible, natural, historical, social, cultural, and traditional values of the area. Their tours reflect "leave no trace" practices to minimize environmental impacts while enhancing visitor appreciation for the heritage of the park. The brand EcoWalks Tours is very synonymous with inclusivity. They offer concessionary rates for students, veterans, seniors, and health care cardholders, along with specially adapted tours for people who have learning disabilities, mobility constraints, or PTSD. They also underwrite community volunteer programs and lend a hand with site and infrastructure improvements. EcoWalks Tours is accredited as an NSW Parks Eco Pass tour operator and has ECO Certification from Ecotourism Australia, which sets them apart with their commitment to sustainable tourism and community engagement.
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Operating since 2006
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