Birding in the beauty of Eastern Australia: A special offer: Gipsy Point Lodge, situated on the beautiful Mallacoota Inlet in Victoria; provides a relaxing, comfortable base from which to observe the rich bird life of Eastern Australia. This unspoiled blend of bushland, river and ocean; midway between Sydney and Melbourne, attracts around 280 different varieties. Our Special Package for Overseas Bird Observers includes three nights accommodation; two guided birding excursions; all meals (home cooked) including picnic and barbecue lunches; pick-up by car from nearby Merimbula airport and transfer to the Lodge The cost per person is S260 assuming a minimum party of four. For smaller numbers the cost is marginally higher: We can arrange longer holidays and tours to suit individual requirements. Every comfort is provided with the emphasis very much on personal service. For bookings or a brochure write: John and Marg Mulligan Gipsy Point Lodge, Gipsy Point, Victoria, 3889. Australia, Phone (051) 588205. Whanganui National Park Matemateaonga Walkway A four day guided walk along the 42 km walkway of the Matemateonga Range. Our experienced guides wll take time to show you the giant trees and point out the native birds seen and heard along the trail. We travel five hours per day and have two nights camping; the third night at Ramanui Lodge on the picturesque Wanganui River. Tour price of S400 GST per person covers all mini-bus and jet boat travel, meals and guiding fees: Further information and bookings write MACANZ TOURS PO BOX 36 WANGANUI Ph (064) 44-194
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Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 August 1988, Page 42
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252Page 42 Advertisement 4 Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 August 1988, Page 42
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