Light to Light Guided Walking Tour

We can tailor this programme around any accomodation or nature based activities on the Sapphire Coast, please send an enquiry for a custom quote

You are required to pay a non-refundable deposit of 10% per person, per tour to confirm your booking. If your booking is made within 30 days of the departure date, the full balance is payable at the time of booking. Once you have made a payment, this indicates your acceptance of our booking terms and conditions.

The final payment is due 30 days before the departure date. If this final balance is not paid on or before the due date, we reserve the right to treat your booking as cancelled, and standard cancellation fees will apply.

Cancellations must be submitted in writing. The following strict fees apply:

• 30 days or more prior to departure: Your 10% deposit will be held as a credit for a future tour.
• Between 30 and 14 days prior to departure: A cancellation fee of 50% of the total booking cost applies.
• 14 days or fewer prior to departure: A cancellation fee of 100% of the total booking cost applies (no refund or credit available).

There is reasonable phone coverage and Internet via 4G & 5G in most of the populated areas on the Sapphire Coast. Most people have mobile access at the Seahorse Inn, and wifi is available for guests. On the Light to Light Walk and throughout Beowa National Park mobile reception is patchy and unreliable. If you plan to have no coverage, you will not be disappointed. Most guests enjoy the opportunity to really disconnect and be ‘off-line’.

7 Leave no trace principles: Navigate Expeditions abides by the 7 leave no trace principles.  We invite guests to familiarise themselves with these principles when travelling with us on all our tours.

Respectful to other guests: Be considerate to other group members, you can do this by rotating seats in the vehicles, being kind, considerate and respectful to others values and belief systems. We are all here to have enjoyable experiences.

The temperate climate of the Sapphire Coast region is ideal for enjoying our nature and outdoors all year round.

December to March – An average high of 25°C and low of 17°C

April May – An average high of 20°C and low of 12 °C.

June to August – Average high of 15 °C and low of 7 °C

September to November – Average high of 21 °C and low of 16 °C

The Sapphire Coast is located approximately halfway between Melbourne and Sydney, on the far south coast of New South Wales, Australia.

It is only a 4 hour drive from Canberra via Cooma or a 7-8 hour drive from either Melbourne or Sydney. Flights operate by Rex or Qantas between Merimbula, Sydney & Melbourne.

Please discuss this with our team at time of booking. We offer transfers from just about any where in the Bega Valley Shire.

When you book the tour we do ask that you provide us with detailed medical information. We keep this incase of an emergency so we have your information on hand if we need to provide this to a medical team.

We recommend all our guests have travel insurance before paying the final instalment for the tour.

The Seahorse Inn accommodation is comprised of modern, self-contained 2 and 3 bedroom Villas. Guests are assigned to rooms based on accessibility & bedding configuration need. Rest assured all the Villas are very comfortable, with modern bathrooms, heating and include basic kitchen facilities including a small fridge. They are privately positioned with beautiful outlooks of native bushland, just metres from Twofold beach.

While there wont be a whole lot of time to do laundry, the Seahorse Inn does have washing and drying facilities available to all guests.

We have a no-smoking policy for all of our guests and staff, this is for the health, safety and enjoyment of everyone.

Our guides always have additional drinking water in the vehicles. We ask that guests bring re-fillable drinking bottles with them to top up during the day.

Overall this tour is medium in terms of difficultly. If you are unsure please just email us and we can provide you with more information.

If you are booking a private tour, we can change the activities to make it easier or more challenging, just let us know in advance.

Please see page with more information about activity ratings.

This tour includes all meals and drinking water is available at all times. As part of the medical form we do ask if you have any dietary requirements or allergies. Generally we can cater to all dietary requirements and will contact you if we require any more information. If there are some food items that you cannot live without, please BYO as we will not have access to shops during the tour.

For those who enjoy a sunset glass of wine or cold brew after a day on the trail, the Seahorse Inn offers an excellent selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for separate purchase.

We do not tolerate drunken behaviour during the tours. As detailed in our terms and conditions, our guides may ask you to leave the tour if they feel your behaviour is negatively affecting the experience of others or putting yourself or others at risk.

If we are providing you with a transfer please be mindful that we may no have a lot of space in the vehicles for excess luggage. If you are self driving to the Seahorse Inn you can bring as much (or as little) as you like and can comfortably manage on your own. There is no portage service and our guides won’t necessary be on site to help you with luggage when you check in.

• Raincoat
• Camera
• Sturdy comfortable closed in walking shoes
• Torch (can be handy for getting to/from the central areas and your tent/cabin and communal camp fires or night walks)
• Sunscreen, Sunglasses, Sunhat, beanie for shoulder/winter season, personal mediation & sunscreen
• Reusable water bottle
• Clothing – check the ‘climate’ section above to plan for what clothes you would like to bring. Our recommendation as a minimum would be the following:
• Swimmers / travel beach towel
• Jumper and a warm jacket
• Hiking pants and/or shorts (not jeans)
• Shirts for our active experiences
• Casual evening wear (sometimes it can be nice to get out of our hiking clothes for dinner in the evenings)
• Pyjamas (especially if you are twin sharing!)
• Thongs or sandals for wearing around the camp
• Water shoes like reef shoes or crocs for any canoe or kayaking experiences
• Toiletries and a personal first aid kit
• Day pack – around 35L and big enough to carry your water, snacks, provided lunch, personal first aid kit, camera, layers, raincoat and any other personal items you might want to bring for the walking component of the tour.