Journey to Portland, Victoria, where your journey on this one-of-a-kind school trip will both start and finish! Get comfortable on your bike and leave the quiet town behind, as you ride through the majestic Cobboboonee Forest.

Using the Great South West Walk as a guide, ride on nearby limestone tracks to your first overnight camping location, the Surry Ridge Picnic Area. Kick back with your friends as you prepare your first camp meal together!

Back on the bike and onwards to your next camp!

With sun protection from the nearby towering gum trees, continue to ride the undulating limestone tracks through the Cobboboonee Forest. Keep an eye out for koalas and eastern grey kangaroos and look for the delicious fruits of the cherry ballart tree.

Arrive at Fitzroy Camp and set up for another night in the unique bushland of south-west Victoria.

Today is your last day of bike riding! Finish your riding stage of this school trip through the Lower Glenelg National Park. This pristine national park will be your surrounding environment for the next 4 days. Start riding on to Moleside Camp, where you will pass ‘The Inkpot’, a natural lake with black sands that make it appear as if it is filled with ink.

Ride downhill to Moleside Camp, where you will say goodbye to the bikes and hello to the amazing Glenelg River!

With an early start to the day, launch your canoes and begin your paddle downstream. Take in the scenery as the morning mist sits above the water.

Continue down the river as it continues to bend, stopping regularly at the numerous canoe camps to take in the beauty of the Lower Glenelg National Park. Set up your first canoe camp at Forrest Camp South.

Another day on the river, but there is still plenty to see. Continue to meander along the river, listening to the yellowtail black cockatoos overhead and watching the water’s surface in the hope that a platypus will pop their head up!

Be sure to paddle along the banks of the river and look for koalas coming to the water's edge for a drink. Arrive at Princess Margaret Rose Caves and set up camp for the night, cooking another group meal to end the day on this school trip.

By now your arms may be tired, but that's okay - from here, it is merely a short paddle to Nelson.

Get on the river early and continue to take in all the amazing surroundings. Watch your map carefully, because you will paddle into South Australia! As a tail breeze blows, set up a tarp sail and complete the canoe sailing onwards with your friends back into Victoria! Pull up your canoes at Nelson and set up camp for the night.

Wake to an early sunrise and strap on your hiking boots for your first day of hiking on this school trip.

Leaving Nelson, journey down to the beach and watch the sunrise as you start your hike. Keep an eye out to the ocean for marine life and along the beach looking for shells, sharks' teeth and even whale bones!

Arrive at Lake Monibeong, kick off your shoes and go for a well-deserved dip in the crystal-clear water of the lake.

If you can brave the cold, start your morning with a swim in Lake Monibeong! We guarantee it will get your blood pumping for the day.

Back on the beach, keep an eye out for the amazing flora and fauna of Discovery Bay, which includes rare birds nesting in the sands and marine life brought to the Victorian waters by the natural ‘Bonny Upwelling’.

Leave the beach and finish the hike through the Swan Lake sand dunes, massive ancient natural wonders that have been used for Hollywood movie sets and by local sand boarders!

Say goodbye to the beach as you return to the bush tracks leading up to Tarragul Camp. Take in your new surroundings full of koalas, echidnas, orchids and eastern grey kangaroos.

After completing your journey, enjoy your new campsite surrounded by caves that were used as shelters and sacred sites of the Aboriginal Gunditjimarra people.

Time to leave the bush and head back to the coastal track. Walking on the remains of an ancient volcano, pass blowholes and the ancient petrified forest. Look out over the ocean to spot southern right whales, orcas, or, perhaps even the biggest animal in the world: the blue whale! You may even see great white sharks stalking the coastline as just around the corner is Australia’s biggest mainland seal colony. Watch the seals play as you finish your hike on one of Australia's most beautiful beaches, Bridgewater Bay.

Time to enjoy a day free from hiking and take on some adventurous activities. Travel to Bats Ridge Wildlife Reserve, where you will meet local cave guides who will take you through the unique caving system, challenging your teamwork skills as you navigate the underground wonderland.

Return to Bridgewater Beach to board a tour boat, where ‘Seals by the Sea Tours’ will take you and your group out to the seal colony you were watching the day prior. Get up close and personal as the seals curiously circle your boat, waving their fins to say hello!

After a day of resting, it's time to continue your hike. Switching between beach walks and cliff tracks, continue to take in the incredible coastline, exploring the remains of washed-up shipping containers, as you make your way to the lighthouse in the distance! Observe the amazing coastal heathland and finish your walk under the soap mallees, an endemic species of tree found only on the south-western coast.

After falling asleep to the lapping sound of the ocean, it is time to wake up to the incredible sunlight and prepare for your last day of this school trip.

Continue along the incredible coastline, past an Australian Gannet colony and through to the location where your adventure started, Portland. Celebrate with your friends as you have just completed an incredible journey and these memories will last with you forever!