Be inspired to explore the world by bike. Whether cycling for two days or two years; through the Barossa or along the Camino de Santiago; with friends, family or solo; the only requirement is the desire to travel authentically. Equipped with practical information, this course will give you the confidence to plan, prepare and live out your own life-changing adventure.

Bec Ordish has been working between Nepal and Australia for 25 years to transform the view that Nepal is 'a poor country that needs a lot of help' to one of hope and inspiration at the amazing people, culture, natural resources and endless possibilities. Bec runs a guest house in a village in Nepal and an organisation which works with Nepal'’s women and children. She has also published a book which features inspiring women from Nepal. Join this inspiring lecturer as she debunks a few of the myths that will certainly put Nepal on the map as a tourist destination.

An introduction to the very unique culture of this wonderful country. Festivals, food, music, fashion and the arts. Japan has a long history and each area has different foods, sceneries, events, entertainment and language dialect. Learn the significant sites to be visited which the local people recommend and immerse yourself in this Japanese experience.

One of the most remote and challenging places on the planet, Antarctica has long captivated the imagination of travellers. Whether it is the unspoilt beauty of the icy landscapes, the abundant wildlife, or its history, the frozen continent, along with the other islands of the Southern Ocean, can be found on the bucket list for many people. Join Frances as she shares some of the many highlights of her 21 day adventure to The Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula, as well as what to look out for when considering booking a similar cruise.

Known for its distinctive jazz music, cuisine, and nightlife, let Frances guide you through all that New Orleans has to offer. Wander the French Quarter, indulge with beignets, and explore the notorious history from the slave trade through to the infamous Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. And when Bourbon Street gets too much, jump on an airboat and go 'gator spotting'.

Many people know the country 'the Netherlands'. But why is it also called Holland? What are some of its customs, and how have they evolved? When in the Netherlands, what are some of the highlights to visit, and how did those landmarks come to be? Bas de Groot takes you on a ramble through the country, its people, its icons and its history.

Join Dr. Lisa as she shares experiences and stories from her archaeological fieldwork in Cusco, the heart of the Inka Empire. Explore majestic monuments, towns, palaces and shrines, along with the region's vibrant artistic traditions. Perfect for curious travellers eager to discover the ancient capital and its rich history and culture.

A place that has become second only to Gallipoli as a destination for Australians seeking to understand our proud Anzac heritage. Young Australian soldiers, under equipped, under trained and outnumbered, fought a series of desperate battles in 1942, ultimately slowing the enemy to a standstill within sight of Port Moresby. Come along and hear about the history, and the modern Kokoda Track, how difficult is the walk, and why do so many Australians attempt this each year. The tutor completing the Track in 2024.

Meet popular WEA Travel tour guides in an informal atmosphere and learn about exciting destinations. All sessions are one hour. Limited spaces available and enrolments are essential.