moderate
4–6 hours
Moderate fitness required; enough stamina for walking, paddling, and light movement
Experience a unique eco-tour combining beach cleanup, bush regeneration, and cultural immersion at Pittwater. Discover the landscape and Indigenous traditions through hands-on activities and scenic paddling excursions.
6 Day Intensive Trip • Suited to students with an interest in Environment/Sustainability
Join an unforgettable eco-tour that combines beach cleanup, bush regeneration, and cultural immersion. Experience guided walks, hands-on planting, and traditional weaving, followed by paddling and a refreshing swim at a waterfall. This unique adventure connects you with nature while fostering environmental stewardship and cultural appreciation.
6 Days
All of our programs have a strong Environment Conservation focus, underpinned by our two campaign chapters “Reshaping Waste” (based in Manly) and “Preserve Wild Places” (based in Pittwater). Elements included in the program are ocean and beach cleanup, bush regeneration, native tree planting, eco-tours of Pittwater by SUP/Kayak and indigenous education provided by an aboriginal-owned partner company.
This is an open trip with limited spaces available, so get in quick. All dinners are included in the cost.
Starting Details: Please meet on the lawn outside the Manly Art Gallery at 8:30am.
Day 1's activities will take place in Manly.
From the end of Day 1 till the morning of Day 6 we'll be based in Pittwater.
You can expect longer days as it's a condensed duration and we have a lot of hours to squeeze in. Approximately 7hrs of activity each day, discussions, reflections, documentary viewing and plenty of time for designing and leading the group on walks and paddles in the local area.
Finish details: We will be catching the 1:45pm ferry on Friday from Halls Wharf to Church Point. Parents can collect you from 2:15pm.
Important note regarding meals: Students will be required to plan, shop for and cook meals according to a sustainability criteria- eg. minimal waste, packaging, seasonal, local produce. More information will be sent out after registration.
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun during outdoor activities.
Layers and sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable during walks and activities.
Engage fully in cleanup and planting for a rewarding experience.
Be mindful of Indigenous cultural practices and artifacts during your visit.
Pittwater has been a gateway for Aboriginal peoples for thousands of years, with significant cultural sites nearby.
The business actively promotes sustainability, including waste reduction and habitat restoration efforts in the region.
Protect your face and eyes during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Good footwear for walking and water activities.
Stay hydrated throughout the day.
Carry your essentials comfortably during excursions.