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Food & Menu’s

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Day Hikes

Our day events include morning and afternoon snacks, a full lunch and some nibbles along the way. All our food is healthy and nutritious and you won’t be hungry. We may provide a range of food including wraps, delicious homemade salads, yummy soups, crusty bread, dips and cheese, oranges, tuna, dips and hummus, homemade cookies, slices, cakes, protein balls and of course our famous Lemon Slice! Our awesome guides will carry all of the food for your day hikes and present this as a great picnic for you to enjoy in the rain, hail or shine.

Water is available for most of our day hikes but it is best if you assume there is nowhere to refill, so bring 1-3 litres in drink bottles or a bladder depending on your personal consumption and the expected weather on the day. On very hot days we suggest freezing a spare bottle and leaving it in your car so you have some nice cool water when you finish the walk.

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Weekends & Tours

Food is a super important part of a great weekend away and we’ll make sure you have a wonderful selection of food and a lovely menu for your weekend escape or micro tours. Please remember that some of our tours – such as the Flinders Ranges have no opportunity to shop once we leave the main city so all the food we take is what we have!

We’’ll do our best on these tours to ensure you have sufficient food of high standard but sometimes things just don’t work out – like the one trip where we had to choose different accommodation and then found out that it didn’t have an oven! Whoops!

A few of our tours including the Warrumbungles, Larapinta, and Whitsundays are catered for by our local partner company, and we have worked with them to try and ensure the standard of meals is what you would expect from our service level.   

There is always an available supply of potable drinking water at our accommodation so so you can top up each day. Please ensure you have drink bottles or bladders to carry a sufficient amount of fluids for the weather and area that your tour is visiting. Example: if you are heading to the Flinders Ranges with us, then you may need to carry 2-4 litres per day.

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