Just some of the beautiful places we can help you get to. 
Fraser Island QUEENSLAND
Fraser Island is approximately a three and a half hour drive north of Brisbane. A unique natural environment, Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and the only place where rainforest grows from sand. There are a number of lakes on the island each with their own individual character - from lakes stained red with tanin to others with pure white sand and crystal clear water. Swimming in these lakes is a memorable experience.

The combination of the natural environment with a rich Aboriginal heritage and a colourful european history makes Fraser Island one of the features of Queensland's coastline.

Lake McKenzie Fraser Island Queensland
BUNGLE BUNGLE RANGE WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Bungle Bungle Range, in Purnululu National Park, is one of the most fascinating geological landmarks in Australia. The range stands 200 to 300 metres above a woodland and grass covered plain, with steep cliffs on the western plain. Constant erosion and river movements have formed the huge black and orange striped domes over the last 20 million years. In the range, a hidden world of gorges and pools is revealed, with fan palms clinging precariously to walls and crevices in the rocks.
Although the Bungle Bungle Range was extensively used by Aboriginal people during the wet season, when plant and animal life was abundant, few Europeans knew of its existence until the mid-1980s. The park offers a remote wilderness experience. The area is rich in Aboriginal art and there are also many burial sites. Several species of rare animals also occur in the park.

Piccaninny Creek Bungle Bungles Western Australia
COFFIN BAY NATIONAL PARK SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Coffin Bay National Park, an hour’s drive west from Port Lincoln, is a landscape of brilliant beaches, dunes and a rugged coastal environment, mostly accessible only by 4WD. You’ll be rewarded by isolation, sand sculptures at Sensation and Mullalong beaches, and the quality of the fishing. Semicircular stone walls on the northern shore are Aboriginal fish traps – fish were chased in at high tide and then the gaps in the side blocked with nets as the water receded.
Coffin Bay National Park covers the entire Coffin Bay Peninsula and contains some beautiful, unspoilt coastal wilderness. The park has a great variety of wildlife; seabirds are prolific, with white-bellied sea eagles, ospreys, albatrosses and petrels a common sight.

Coffin Bay South Australia
  TANNA ISLAND VANUATU
The island of Tanna is famous for its volcano, its wild horses, and visits to its custom villages and the cargo cults that have grown there. Day trips are available from Port Vila, but stay at least overnight, as there are plenty of attractions of great interest in Tanna.

A night trip up mighty Yasur Volcano is an experience one does not forget easily. Yasur is an active volcano, and one of the most accessible active volcanoes anywhere on earth. You can experience spectacular eruptions that shoot glowing ash and stones into the air, the earth trembles below as nature puts on its display.

With special arrangements, visitors can be taken to a "Custom" village to touch and be touched by the age-old village culture. Here the people still dress and live in traditional ways. You can meet and chat with the Chief and be entertained by the antics of the children.
Tanna children at play
 

© 2007 Noz Tours
ABN 34212673874