Jeannie Ellis

Dear Simone,

I am finally sitting down with some time to write down a testimonial for Adventure Wild.

As you know I am a single mother with 2 children aged 6 & 10 and I was on the July Tour with Phillip and Liz as our Guides. I cannot express how happy I was with the tour. I traveled with my two children and a close friend of the family, who is 19 years old from Holland. We had a fabulous time and I think I can honestly say that it was the best holiday I have ever had with my children.

It was well planned, Liz and Philip were exemplary tour guides with an incredible knowledge of regional history, both Indigenous and colonial as well as vast knowledge about the local flora, fauna, birds and geological history. In fact there were very few questions from any of the participants on tour that could not be answered by Philip or Liz.

The food was healthy and very tasty, the kids loved it and so did all of the adults. We were treated with well prepared meals and a great variety every day and night.

I could never have done this trip without being on an organized tour – it is the first of this type tour group travel that I have ever done and we all loved it.

My little boy became sick halfway through the journey and Phillip and Liz gave us incredible attention to ensure his well-being and that all our needs were met.

The tents and swags were comfortable and we had well planned forewarning of what facilities were available at each site for showering, washing, swimming etc.

It truly was a fabulous experience and I have recommended your tour to a number of my colleagues as I felt it was exceptionally family friendly with Philip and Liz . The cost was very reasonable given travel, accommodation, guides, food, as well as over extended hospitality on the part of our guides which was afforded to each and every individual on the journey.

A spectacular part of the world and a wonderful journey. Looking forward to an expansion of Adventure Wild into the Pilbara or Kakadu so that we can go again with your tour group to another fascinating part of remote Australia.