Seven Senses Adventures

From $895 to $1140

This amazing snorkelling trip is conducted in safe and shallow waters at Point Lowly 35km north-east of Whyalla. Records estimate approximately 110,000 Giant Cuttlefish aggregated to this area last year and these majestic creatures will migrate to these waters again from May to July. It is the only place in the world where they gather in such large numbers.

You will see the large bull males which can grow up to 50 cm and weigh over 10.5 kg put on the most spectacular colour displays to try and attract a female, and they really must show off, with 8/10 males to 1 female. They are sometimes known as the “chameleons of the sea” for their ability to change colours rapidly and blend into their surroundings. ‘South Aussie with Cossi’ has described this as “the premier marine attraction on the planet”. So, sign up with Seven Senses Cuttlefish Adventures and snorkel with the Giant Cuttlefish in a truly colourful way. We will wear our colourful op shop outfits over our wetsuits to be chameleons of the sea as well.

This tour is action packed to also incorporate all the top local attractions, so you will see more than cuttlefish.

Disabled Access

$749

The Melrose Running Festival is a must do event if you love nature, running and exploring South Australia’s beautiful Flinders Ranges in a small group with like-minded people. In preparation for the run, you will be given tips on tackling the course and taken for a guided walk over the first and last section of the course.

After the race, you will experience three of the best walks in the Mt Remarkable National Park. You will walk into the majestic narrows, dodge the ‘alligators’ inside Alligator Gorge and walk over the ripples of ancient seabeds. On the following day, you head to Hidden Gorge to be amazed by the high cliffs and amazing colours. Spot the rare Yellow Foot Wallaby, Peregrine Falcon or maybe a flowering Spider Orchid.

Learn about the uses and health benefits of Ochre and relax with nature in a secluded section of the Park where we listen to the rippling sound of water as we soak our sore legs and smell the essence of the great outdoors. Throughout the walks, there will be regular breaks with ample opportunities for photos and to relax, listen and smell nature.

Disabled Access

From $1495 to $1790

Travel to Port Lincoln on a private bus, home of the rich and the seafood capital of Australia. Our accommodation is on the Marina where we board the luxury and stable MV Calypso Star for a 90 minute ride from Lincoln Cove Marina across Boston Bay to Cape Donnington and Hopkins Island where the Sea Lions reside. We spend up to an hour in the water with these curious and playful creatures. Having them come up close and mimic your moves makes for a truly amazing experience. After lunch and getting back our land legs, we tour Lincoln National Park.

We leave picturesque Port Lincoln for Whyalla and nearby home of the Cuttlefish, the chameleons of the sea. Approximately 110,000 Giant Cuttlefish aggregated to the Point Lowly area last year and the majestic creatures will migrate to these waters again from May to July for the sole purpose of sex. It is the only place in the world where they gather in such large numbers. You will see the large bull males put on the most spectacular colourful displays to attract a female and they really must show off, with 8/10 males for every female.

Disabled Access

From $1295 to $1435

Join a 13-time Triathlon World Champion and qualified outdoor recreation leader and triathlon coach for a small group outdoor adventure with a difference. Join in varied and challenging outdoor activities while exploring South Australia’s beautiful Limestone Coast. You will have the opportunity to run, swim, snorkel and kayak in stunning locations with other travellers possessing the same sense of fun and adventure.

Escape from gaol each day to exercise and have fun participating in some unique outdoor adventures. Run along the rims of extinct volcanoes, tackle the famous Tower climb, circumnavigate Mutton and Valley Lakes and see the sun rise over the magnificent Blue Lake.

Snorkel in the stunning crystal clear water at Ewens Ponds, swim in Little Blue Lake and take a refreshing recovery ocean swim at Salmon Hole, followed by a recovery float in the Pool of Siloam, seven times saltier than the ocean, and it’s warmer.

Kayak around Valley Lake with kayaking tips and stroke correction from your qualified and experienced kayaking instructor. You will then have the confidence and the skills to tackle the full day Glenelg River kayak/run adventure.

Disabled Access

From $875 to $945

Loch Luna Game Reserve is a kayaking paradise with secret narrow creeks, majestic gums, weeping willows and abundant wildlife. Enjoy the experience of going through a Lock and dining at the historic Overland Corner Hotel.

Step back in time when you board the 111 year old PS Industry for a cruise on the River Murray, finish the tour with lunch at the Riverland Wine Centre.

Disabled Access

$699

Mt Remarkable National Park lives up to its name with rugged mountain ranges, dramatic gorges, steep vegetated valleys and exposed red quartzite cliffs. Your experienced bushwalk leader will take you on three of the best walks in the Park. You will summit Mt Remarkable, walk into the majestic Narrows, Alligator Gorge and Hidden Gorge. Spot the rare Yellow Foot Wallaby, Peregrine Falcon or maybe a flowering Spider Orchid.

Summitting Mt Remarkable delivers amazing views of Melrose and the surrounding area as it contours around the mountain to the summit. You are then rewarded with eight kilometres of winding downhill track back on the other side of the mountain to Melrose. Walking into the majestic Narrows is a wonderful experience as the rugged gorge surrounds you and then leads into Alligator Gorge where you will walk over the ripples of ancient seabeds.

Disabled Access

From $165 to $195

Departs Adelaide: comfortable 12 seater bus.
Experience South Australia’s unique marine environment stretching from rugged cliffs, beautiful bays and rocky reefs with plenty of overhangs, tunnels and caves scattered along the coastline.

This is a small group guided tour with a qualified and experienced snorkel instructor who will lead you around two to three of the best snorkelling spots in the Encounter Marine Park, home of the rare Leafy Sea Dragon and the striking Blue Devil. See schools of fish (there are over 60 species in the Park), spot bright sea stars, colourful sponges and other interesting creatures. Snorkelling into the open caves is one of the many highlights of this tour.

The snorkel tour is conducted in shallow waters, suitable for all skill levels. Each tour day is selected for low tide around mid-morning to early afternoon, allowing for the ultimate snorkelling experience.

Finish the day with a visit to Smiling Samoyed Brewery for some well earned beer tasting.

Disabled Access

From $119 to $169

The best way to visit the Garden Island Ships’ Graveyard is by kayak. Take a tour with Seven Senses Adventures to get the story behind the wrecks and to guide you safely around, over and on the shipwrecks.

Each tour date is selected to see the shipwrecks at low tide for the best viewing and to safely negotiate the creeks with minimal tidal movement.

The 26 vessels known to have been abandoned in the North Arm section are a varied group of steamers, sailing ships, paddle steamers, dredges, barges, pontoons and ferries. They represent a significant chapter in SA’s maritime history and provide valuable insights into Port Adelaide and its maritime past.

The Garden Island area is also a Dolphin Sanctuary, so there is a very high chance of spotting some of the 30 resident Port River Bottlenose Dolphins, or pods of the 400 transient dolphins. Your guide will take you to secluded and very peaceful creeks covered by a 10,000 year old mangrove forest, where you will see schools of fish swimming past your kayaks.

The tour duration is between 4 to 5 hours depending on kayaking skill level of the group.

There will be stops to stretch

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