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First Blog for 2015 - Our lifestyle and focus.

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Well folks, Camel Treks Australia is getting with the times, we are blogging!. It seems that people are interested in our not so normal lifestyle and while it seems very normal to us, I am beggining to understand why. We are currently in Melbourne City, a long way from home, and the trips in and out of its city centre have been most fascinating. We spent some time in Dymocks book store and became one of the hundreds browsing through front covers and reading summaries. It looks like we all love growth and journeys and searching for things that make us feel more whole and satisfied. For us personally we are looking to create a life that offers less emotional stress and more balance and I can see why my city counter parts love coming out to spend time with us. The city has a fragmenting effect on us and although enjoyable for a day, a full year would be something quite different. What I'm saying folks is that time spent in the bush does balance the body, ground the mind and recharge the adrenal batteries. Our focus is becoming more and more about providing R & R for our guests. The experience is time spent in nature, eating healthy food and living the with the basics. Cooking over the fire, sleeping under the stars and no technology! We look forward to sharing our lifestyle this year and welcome any feedback. Warmest wishes for a great 2015 for you.

 
 
 

The Director Karen Jane Ellis and staff of Nomadic Spirit Journeys & Camel Treks Australia extend their gratitude to Shane and Debbie Oldfield of Clayton Station, a pioneering fifth-generation family along the 'Birdsville Track', for graciously allowing us to share their home. We also extend our equal acknowledgment to the Dieri Aboriginal people, the traditional owners of the Dieri lands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging, recognising and honouring the profound spiritual connection that Aboriginal people hold with the Country.​​​

THE CAMEL SANCTUARY and NOMADIC SPIRIT JOURNEYS

ABN: 50609922349 and ABN: 50609922349

TRADING AS:

CAMEL TREKS AUSTRALIA Pty Ltd

ACN: 609 922 349 ABN: 50 609 922 349

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Contact Information:

  • April - November:  Aus.M: 0432236131

  • December - March: International WhatsApp: +61432236131

  • Karen Jane Ellis ~ Director

  • POSTAL: Suite 608, 50 Commercial Road,Port Augusta South Australia 5700

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Camel Treks Australia requires guests to read our Booking Conditions prior to booing a Trek, and to obtain travel insurance as a crucial component of our terms of participation - at the time of booking to ensure comprehensive coverage for unforeseen incidents such as extreme weather conditions, flight alterations, or accommodation issues. Please be aware that treks impacted by these events are non-refundable. Obtaining travel insurance is deemed mandatory for trek participation, and we urge all guests to secure a comprehensive policy covering the entire duration of their specific trek, as well as all travel arrangements to and from our designated destinations, whether within Australia or Overseas.

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