If you are enjoying “The Tour” on SBS right now, make sure you check out our very own Tour de France event to be held in Australia, hosted in the New South Wales Snowy Mountains on Saturday 3 December! L’Étape Australia by Le Tour de France is a cycling event run…

NAIDOC Week finished last Sunday July 10, so I thought now would be a good time to talk about the traditional owners of south eastern New South Wales; the Yuin Nation. Most agree that Yuin is the collective term for several tribal areas from Cape Howe (NSW/Vic border), north to…

The town of Eden, on the far south coast of New South Wales, has a fascinating history involving the whaling industry, ancient Aboriginal ritual, and Old Tom the killer whale and his pod. Commercial whaling in Eden began around 1828, and soon after, stories began to emerge of the peculiar…

It seems that stand up paddling in some form or another has been around for thousands of years. Ancient cultures from Africa to South America used boards, canoes, and other water craft propelled with a long stick to fish, travel, make war, and even ride waves. We can be fairly…

Gang Gang Tours recently had a fantastic weekend trip to Green Cape Lightstation in Ben Boyd National Park on the Sapphire Coast of NSW. When we arrived in the afternoon, the weather was windy and stormy which made for spectacular seas and beautiful rainbows. The next day we did the…

Five amazing things about Kosciuszko National Park! 1. Kosciuszko National Park (KNP) is home to the highest point on the continent – Targangal (Mt Kosciuszko) at 2228m in altitude. Targangal has great significance in Aboriginal culture, being part of the ancient cultural and trading route; the Bundian Way. Today, thousands of visitors a…

Being our first ever post, we thought we should introduce the Gang Gang! The Gang-gang is a gregarious and charismatic cockatoo found in the mountains and coastal areas of south east Australia. We chose the Gang-gang as our namesake, because the areas that our tours operate in, are part of…