Discover the Wild. Connect with the Stars.

Find Your Adventure

At Red Lantern Tours, we create unforgettable outdoor experiences, from stargazing under pristine night skies to guided bushwalks, kayaking expeditions, and intimate wild elopements

Explore Our Tours

A sunset over a semi-arid landscape with scattered trees, dirt mounds, and a gravelly terrain.
Two people using a telescope outdoors at night, illuminated by a red lantern, with a dark sky in the background.

Our Story

A blue kayak and a black paddle on a sandy riverbank surrounded by green trees, with a mountain in the background and cloudy sky.
View of a stone bridge with trees and a blue sky with clouds in the background.

Meet Our Team!

A young woman with long dark hair smiling outdoors in front of trees and rocks.

Jessi - Head Bush Guide

A young person with long brown hair wearing a black NASA hat and a navy black jacket with a red logo standing outdoors at dusk with a cloudy sky, trees in the background, and a moon partially visible through the clouds.

Jay - Star Guide

A woman with long brown hair in braids, wearing a black cap and a blue puffy jacket, is taking a selfie between large rocks outdoors.

Lili - Bush Guide

Smiling man with a reddish beard and short brown hair taking a selfie in a forest trail with trees and greenery in the background.

Blake - Founder & Star Guide

A man wearing sunglasses, a brown cap, and a red plaid jacket standing outdoors on a mountain overlook with lush green mountains in the background under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Taine - Bush, 4wd and fishing Guide

A woman taking a selfie outdoors on a dirt trail surrounded by trees, with a utility pole and a mountain in the background under a blue sky with some clouds.

Laura - Education Specialist

Acknowledgement of Country

Red Lantern Tours acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where our journeys begin; the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, along with the Dharug, Dharawal, and Guringai Peoples of the wider Sydney basin and coastal regions.

We also recognise the Gundungurra and Darug Peoples of the Blue Mountains, the Wiradjuri People of the western plains, hills and waterways including Oberon and Hill End, the Darkinjung People of the Central Coast, the Wonnarua and Awabakal Peoples whose Country extends through parts of the Hunter and into the Pilliga, and the Walgalu, Ngunnawal, Bidawal and Ngarigo Peoples of the Snowy Mountains and Monaro region.

We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present and emerging, and acknowledge the wisdom, traditions, and spiritual connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples hold with the lands, waters, and skies we journey upon.

We are grateful to walk, paddle, and share stories on Country, and we commit to honouring and respecting the enduring cultures of one of the world’s oldest living peoples.