05 Oct 2027 - 09 Oct 2027 (5 days)
AUD4,495 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Local Leader
Tour Price (Per person): AUD4,495 (USD3,092 * GBP2,370)
Single Supplement: AUD1,050 (USD722 * GBP554)
Flight costs (Linked Tour): AUD330 (USD227 * GBP174)
This tour pairs with: Australia - East Coast II: Forests & Outback of New South Wales & Victoria II 2027
Pricing notes : Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Melbourne to Launceston fair.
13 Oct 2027 - 17 Oct 2027 (5 days)
AUD4,495 NO SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Local Leader
Tour Price (Per person): AUD4,495 (USD3,092 * GBP2,370)
Single Supplement: AUD1,050 (USD722 * GBP554)
Flight costs (Linked Tour): AUD330 (USD227 * GBP174)
Pricing notes : Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Melbourne to Launceston fair.
11 Oct 2028 - 15 Oct 2028 (5 days)
AUD4,900 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Local Leader
Tour Price (Per person): AUD4,900 (USD3,370 * GBP2,584)
Single Supplement: AUD1,155 (USD794 * GBP609)
Flight costs (Linked Tour): AUD363 (USD250 * GBP191)
Pricing notes : *All prices are estimated, and dates may change* Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Melbourne to Launceston fair.
10 Oct 2029 - 14 Oct 2029 (5 days)
AUD5,300 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Local Leader
Tour Price (Per person): AUD5,300 (USD3,645 * GBP2,795)
Single Supplement: AUD1,271 (USD874 * GBP670)
Flight costs (Linked Tour): AUD399 (USD274 * GBP210)
Pricing notes : *All prices are estimated, and dates may change* Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Melbourne to Launceston fair.
Our East Coast Australian adventure culminates on the island of Tasmania, where our extension will see us searching for all of Tasmania’s endemic (12 species) and near-endemic species. Our chances of seeing every single Tasmanian endemic and near-endemic is excellent and highlights should include the critically endangered Forty-spotted Pardalote, the rare Scrubtit, Tasmanian Nativehen, Yellow Wattlebird, Green Rosella, Pink and Dusky Robins, Black Currawong, Tasmanian Thornbill, Tasmanian Scrubwren, Yellow-throated, Black-headed and Strong-billed Honeyeaters, Tasmanian Boobook, the beautiful Swift Parrot (currently one of the most endangered species on Earth!), Little Penguin, Sooty Oystercatcher, Black-faced Cormorant and the pure white colour morph of Grey Goshawk. Mammal-wise, we’ll be on the lookout for Tasmanian Devils, Eastern and Spot-tailed Quolls and the endearing Wombat among others.
Little Penguin; Musk Duck; Black-faced Cormorant; Wedge-tailed Eagle; Tasmanian Nativehen; Hooded Plover; Banded Lapwing; Pacific & Kelp Gulls; Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo; Long-billed Corella; Swift Parrot; Green Rosella; Superb Fairywren; Southern Emu-wren; Forty-spotted & Striated Pardalotes; Scrubtit; Tasmanian Thornbill; Tasmanian Scrubwren; Striated Fieldwren; Yellow Wattlebird; Yellow-throated, Strong-billed & Black-headed Honeyeaters; Eastern Spinebill; Flame, Scarlet, Pink & Dusky Robins; Black Currawong; Beautiful Firetail.
Platypus; Eastern & Spotted-tailed Quolls; Tasmanian Devil; Common Wombat; Common Brush-tailed Possum; Red-necked Wallaby; Tasmanian Pademelon.
woodland, wet forest and coastal scrub
cool in mornings and evenings, warm during the day
8 with 1 Rockjumper leader
easy
comfortable
mostly easy
130
good to excellent
Local guide Cat was top notch. Main guide Stuart also excellent. Well planned itinerary to capture the great bulk of the birds. Both guides worked very diligently to make sure everyone saw all the species. Overall fabulous first leg of my three legged trip here in Australia.
Stuart Elsom our primary leader is a fabulous person and even better birder. With great local help from Cat and Yu and Jane and Steve we found birds and mammals and everything else. Excellent and rewarding trip. Thanks to all of them and the team at Rockjumper for organizing a very thorough and thoughtful schedule for a huge country with lots of birds and wildlife.
We traveled through strangely beautiful and interesting areas and were able to get great birds – almost all the endemics of the area. Angus was good at finding the birds which often involved traveling to very remote and isolated places for 1 or 2 species. I love Australian birds – beautiful, unique, often loud and delightful. The Lake Argyle cruise was fabulous and the Yellow River cruise was a great break from riding in the van and seeing water birds from a distance.
Erik Forsyth did a great job, and both his remarkable knowledge and his unflagging good humor were indispensable; I look forward to traveling with him again in the future.
It was a fantastic trip. Very satisfying and Angus did a great job : he really showed us the birds and took great care that we had everything we wanted and were able to enjoy our tour.
Australia, New Zealand & New Caledonia - Bird Families of Australasia 2025 - November 2025
Australia - Tasmania Extension 2025 - October 2025
Australia - East Coast 2025 - September 2025
Australia - Tailormade (Southwest Extension) 2025 - September 2025
Australia - Kakadu & the Top End 2025 - August 2025
Australia, New Zealand & New Caledonia - Bird Families of Australasia 2024 - November 2024
Australia - Tasmania Extension II 2024 - October 2024
Australia - Tasmania Extension I 2024 - October 2024
Australia - East Coast II 2024 - September 2024
Australia - East Coast I 2024 - September 2024
Australia - Kakadu & the Top End 2024 - August 2024
Australia, New Zealand & New Caledonia - Bird Families of Australasia 2023 - November 2023
Australia - Tasmania Extension II 2023 - October 2023
Australia - East Coast II 2023 - September 2023
Australia - Southwest Extension II 2023 - September 2023
Australia - Cape York Extension 2023 - July 2023
Australia - The Queensland Outback 2023 - July 2023
Australia - Tasmania Extension I 2022 - October 2022