Wild Ramblings Tours

Rediscover the true Nature of Victoria

Our tours are about the experience and memories of what you will see and who you meet. For us it's not about seeing you 'there' it's about what you see 'there'

What we do

Tours

No matter which direction we head out from Melbourne there’s natural wonder to satisfy everyone. Our diverse state offers famous coastlines, ancient rainforests, alpine ranges and even arid desert plains. We focus on being around nature and supporting conservation and fellow small businesses where we can.

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Wild Ramblings (blog)

A showcase of words and pictures, our blog content will complement our tours and other activities with a focus on conservation and the natural world. Please share your thoughts and keep the conversation about conversation going. There will be feature articles and rolling series to keep you reading.

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Virtual Tours

Watch this space for announcements of online ‘virtual tour’ presentations. For those of you who are unable to join us in person we hope that you’re able to join us here. We’ll cover topics relevant to conservation in Melbourne and Victoria plus share some of the experiences that you could have on one of our tours.

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Our Birdwatching Tours

We’re very fortunate to have some of the most amazing and fascinating birds in the world right here in Melbourne and Victoria. Guide Graham has been leading birdwatching groups for several years, sharing his knowledge and passion for our rich birdlife.

Have a look at our birdwatching tour options where we have some suggested itineraries to explore Melbourne’s rich bird life. And there will be special event multi-day tours where we go to find some specialties throughout Victoria. If you have any bird that you would particularly like to find please get in touch and we will arrange a tour that focuses on that species.

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Wild Ramblings (blog)

This is our blog which will contain articles that we hope that you find interesting and informative. The topics will typically be around Australian conservation, nature, wildlife and those doing their best to conserve nature and wildlife.

‘It’s a nice name, but what does it mean?’: Eucalyptus camaldulensis

by Wild RamblingsMay 3, 2021May 3, 2021

Have you ever noticed when you wander around a zoo or botanic garden that the animal or plant you’re looking at has two names? You may see a sign telling you that you’re standing underneath the canopy of a River…

Introducing: Meet the Natives series

by Wild RamblingsApril 16, 2021April 17, 2021

When it comes to Australia’s wildlife it seems that Kangaroos and Koalas get the bulk of the world’s attention in the cute and cuddly category. Some of our reptiles such as Saltwater Crocodiles and our varied snake species tend to…

Introducing: Meet the Ferals

by Wild RamblingsMarch 31, 2021April 27, 2021

It’s a sad realisation that here in Australia we have so many feral – or introduced – species of animals for me to confidently commit to a long series of posts on the topic. Some of these animals are obvious…

Testimonials

Some kind words that people have shared about us.

Graham has a great passion for Australian wildlife. His depth of knowledge and vast experience add huge value to his virtual and actual tours. Professional and engaging presentation. Highly recommended for local and international guests.

Leanne Saward

We all really enjoyed the day. I appreciated all your professionalism, flexibility and great planning – just the right amount of time everywhere and even a lovely place for lunch.

Roz Franklin

We enjoyed Graham’s zoom talk about wildlife of Melbourne. Graham is very knowledgeable and passionate about wildlife and speaks well.

Kay Cole

Graham was awesome and was exactly what we were looking for (Great Ocean Road tour).

Cheng Peng

Terrific and informative online tour (during covid lockdown). Really good pace and informative, delivered in a relaxed manner. Looking forward to the next tour!

Libby Jenkin

I attended Graham’s Zoom Talk about Melbourne’s wildlife and was astonished how much wildlife can be found in the city. The presentation itself was interesting with lots of facts and photos. I would attend another session, maybe focusing on a particular location.

Elke L