Considering a short trip away but not sure if you want to travel in a public group? We offer private supported experiences for up to 6 blind or low vision travellers. Being a Not for Profit, we pride ourselves in connecting blind and low vision travellers with communities across Australia and by doing this, we endeavour to donate parts of your trip as in kind with the support we render. Our trained support guides are excellent at helping you navigate unfamiliar environments as well as delivering your experience in a touristic manner. We will deliver interesting information as well as highlighting the sensory and tactile elements of the destination. You will chose your destination, dates, support levels & group size for a quote. Prices start at $1449 per person, twin share based on a 2 night stay. This includes 36 hours of support, 2 nights accommodation and local transport. Destinations include: Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Blue Mountains, Port Stephens & Melbourne

We have been hunting high and low for a relaxing, accessible and dog friendly property on the Sunshine Coast, and believe we have found it! Nestled on the edge of the hinterland, surrounded by rolling green hills dotted with horses, is a pocket called Glenview. A gateway to the golden sands of Caloundra and the lush rainforests of Maleny. This is a small group trip with lot's of down time to unwind as well as daily outings to explore the Sunshine Coast with a local sighted guide! This supported experience is $1,700 per person or your own room in a shared house plus a $295 non refundable deposit. Airfares, activities and meals are extra. The price includes 4 nights' accommodation, 1 in 3 group support with a local guide, transport and a welcome meal at the property.

A new community initiative is launching at Moorebank Sports Club. Cocky Guides has partnered with Moorebank Sporties to host White Cane Mingle — a welcoming and inclusive space for blind and low-vision residents, their families, and supporters to connect and build community. The first White Cane Mingle takes place on Wednesday, 12 November 2025, at 10:30 a.m., followed by a Christmas Mingle on Wednesday, 3 December 2025, celebrating the International Day of People with Disability. Events will continue regularly at Moorebank Sporties in Hammondville. Participants will enjoy a relaxed social gathering, an orientation around the venue, and the chance to form lasting connections with others who share similar experiences. Kellie Hayes, Director of Cocky Guides Australia, said the program helps break down barriers to inclusion. “White Cane Mingle brings the broader community together with blind and low-vision individuals to help build meaningful social networks. Together with Moorebank Sports Club, we’re creating a supportive hub for Sydney’s south-west.” Complimentary transport is available from nearby suburbs and train stations.

Experience Norfolk Island through touch, sound, scent, and taste on a 5 day adventure! Feel the textures of volcanic rock and soft sand, listen to seabirds and ocean waves, and taste the island’s local produce in hands-on cooking and farm visits. Step back in time at the UNESCO World Heritage Kingston convict settlement — feel the rough stone walls, old timber, and ironwork as history comes alive through guided storytelling. Meet friendly locals at home-hosted dinners, create art with natural island materials, and enjoy gentle bushwalks, fresh breezes, and relaxing aromatherapy. Every moment is designed to engage the senses and connect you to Norfolk’s people, nature, and convict past. This supported experience is priced with 5 days of 12 hours support (subject to change). Flights, food, drinks are extra. There will be an out of pocket, personal contribution required to secure your spot once the tour is confirmed and you have received confirmation from Cocky Guides of the tour finalised dates. Travel dates will be between March and August and will be confirmed once a minimum of 4 travellers have expressed their interest. Passports and visas are not required when travelling to Norfolk Island from the Australian mainland. However, photographic identification, must be produced for each passenger (including children) for clearance by the Australian Border Force. Travel insurance in compulsory for this trip. Image description: An ariel shot of the turquoise waters of Emily Bay and the rolling green hills dotted with Norfolk Pines behind.