3 More of the Best Eco Tours in NSW

Beyond Byron E-Bikes, Byron Bay

Discover three more amazing eco tours in NSW. Perfect for travelers seeking a deeper, more responsible adventure, these eco-certified experiences highlight the stunning landscapes of NSW while celebrating nature’s wonders and the world’s oldest living culture.

1) Ride through the hinterland with Beyond Byron E-bikes

Rather than exploring the beautiful countryside of the Northern Rivers by car, hop on two wheels with Beyond Byron E-bikes, who use renewable energy sources to charge their bikes’ batteries. Following the new 24-kilometre Tweed section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, you can join a guided tour or set out on your own. As well as lush landscapes, you can visit glow worm tunnels, have a dip at Unicorn Falls and taste the famous Ink Gin at Husk Farm Distillery

2) Get wild in nature with Navigate Expeditions

Navigate Expeditions, Pambula

Endless outdoor adventures await on the far South Coast with Navigate Expeditions. Their immersive, environmentally conscious tours include kayaking and oyster shucking on Pambula Lake and e-bike tours of Eden. Every expedition is carefully tailored to have minimal impact on the environment with no single-use materials and aims to make a positive contribution to the community via donations to local organisations like Bega Local Aboriginal Land Council, Little Penguins Eden, Sea Shepherd and more.

3) Climb the country’s highest mountain with Thredbo Guided Adventures

Thredbo Guided Adventures, Thredbo
Credit: Thredbo Resort

Stand on the roof of Australia with a guided hike through the Snowy Mountains with Thredbo Guided Adventures, an Advanced Ecotourism certified tour company that partners with Greenfleet to offset carbon emissions, partners with NSW National Parks to protect local flaura and fauna and target invasive weeds, and conducts all tours under the Leave No Trace ethics, creating an opportunity to open environmental dialogue between visitors, guides and the community. Climb to the top of Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in the country, or explore glacial lakes during wildflower season. Experienced hikers can tackle the new multi-day Snowies Alpine Walk, taking you through snow gum forests and passing by enormous granite boulders while learning about native wildlife and history.