A slower, quieter night walk designed for adults who want more than a quick glimpse. With reduced numbers and a relaxed pace, this premium experience allows deeper observation, unhurried photography, and time to truly connect with the nocturnal world. Less rush, more wonder.  The magic of the rainforest comes to life after dark and welcomes you with a chorus of frog croaks and the sparkling of a million eye-shines.

This adults-only (18+) premium night walk is designed for those who want a deeper, more immersive experience after dark. With a strict maximum of just 6 participants, the tour runs at a slower, more relaxed pace, allowing plenty of time for careful observation, thoughtful discussion, and photography without the pressure of moving on too quickly.

Reduced group numbers mean quieter walking, minimal disturbance to wildlife, and more one-on-one guidance throughout the night. Expect a strong focus on nocturnal insects, spiders, frogs, reptiles, and other night-active creatures, along with insights into their behaviour, adaptations, and ecological roles.

Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and curious minds who prefer quality over speed—this is night walking at its most calm, considered, and rewarding.

Every Night Walk is different. Being in nature offers an exciting and unpredictable experience full of surprises.

The tour will introduce you to the much-loved White-lipped tree frogs and many other species of amphibians. For those who like spiders, there are many that can be seen on the tour such as Net-casting spiders, Mirror-ball Spiders, Huge Orb-weavers, and Huntsmans. People not fond of spiders will be relieved to know that they are usually happily weaving their webs or sitting on tree trunks.

We see an abundance of nocturnal insects like moths, crickets, beetles, and stick insects. Most of these animals only come out at night and therefore are unseen by most people.

Other animals that can be seen on a Let’s Go Buggin Night Walk include Micro-bats, Papuan Frogmouths, Striped Possums, Speckled Flying Foxes, Pythons, Bandicoots, Pademelons and Echidnas.

The tours offer a great opportunity for photographers who would love to just ‘go to’ that spot to capture amazing photographs of some nocturnal critters.

If you are bringing your own camera, Bridgette can help you with your camera settings and composition ideas, techniques, and suggestions for capturing amazing images of the animals we encounter.