News and Events

Wildflowers in Bloom! (October 2007)

September through to November offer the best opportunities to see the spectacular coast heath wildflowers in bloom. Don't miss out on the beautiful forest orchids. For more great pictures click through to our Photo Gallery.

Tour sighting! (July 2007)

Spotted on tour in Torndirrup National Park - a beautiful specimen of Royal Hakea. The winters in the Great Southern certainly are full of surprises!

Whales Galore (Winter 2007)

The legendary humpback whales have been passing along the south west coastline of late. These great monoliths of the ocean are an amazing sight to behold.  Don't forget to bring your binoculars. Whales truly are fascinating and grand creatures of the sea. 

An Action Packed Easter Break (April 2007)

In conjunction with The Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) and Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, we were proud to organise a series of guided interpretive walks along an amazing section of the Bibbulmun Track. Starting at the Sheila Hill Trail, the hikers ascended to the top of Mt Hallowell and took in a breathtaking panorama of the region. A wonderful day out was had by all!

A New Addition to the Fleet (January 2007)

To meet the increasing demand for our tours, we are proud to announce the addition of a new sporty, luxury 4WD imported vehicle to our tour fleet. Fully air-conditioned, the Mitsubishi Delica people-mover can handle the toughest terrain while providing a comfortable ride.

Perfect for an intimate tour for two, or a group of friends or family. Enquire now about using the 'Deli' on your next charter.

Support for local environmental group (Dec 2006)

Denmark Eco-Adventure and Winery Tours held a raffle at the Denmark Christmas Late Night Shopping Festival. We managed to raise $130 for the Sanctuary Project in Denmark. The Sanctuary is managed by local environmental group, Green Skills and the Centre for Sustainable Living.

The Sanctuary is an enclosed octagonal building built with stunning architectural features. The project provides an inspiring space for cultural events, environmental education and training. It is available for use by the general community, local groups and students.

The raffle prize of a Private Winery Tour for Two went to delighted John and Pat Marshall.