A Eco Learning Adventure like no other!
Astronomy Tours, Eco Tours & Team Building Experiences
Astro Tour $39 p/student (1hr)
Look through a telescope and learn to navigate the stars.
This astro tour is an excellent introduction to the southern nigt sky. See below for more detials..
Eco Tour $39 p/student (1hr)
Join our guided Climate Action walk and see our Eco Displays.
This sustainability tour is an award winning tour that provides insight into our Climate Active enterprise.
Team Building $39 p/student (1hr)
Join our Outback Survivor Challenge!
With team building activities from spear throwing, damper making, tug of war, billy can golf, water bucket train and more, we can help your sudents survive the harsh Australian Outback
Special Combo Price
$89 p/student
Save $28. Combine all three Earth Sanctuary activities for this special combo price. Be part of our Climate Active program, see eco displays in action, throw some spears and look through a telescope at the stars. Book this great offer only for schools.
Team Building
Try our Outback Survivor Activities.
Eco Tour
Climate Action Tour! See how we became Co2 Neutral!
Astro Tour
Look through a telescope, navigate the stars, learn to find the ecliptic.
Astronomy Tour
1 HR ASTRO TOUR
Welcome to Earth's Sanctuary's award winning astronomy programs. Sharing our celestial knowledge of the incredible and majestic night sky is our pursuit and we know you'll be saying "Wow" before the night is over. We are located in one of the darkest regions on the planet so our celestial objects are naturally brighter and clearer to the naked eye. Arrive a touch early, grab a beverage and get ready to say"Wow"!
Navigate with the Stars
Learn celestial navigation, also known as astronavigation. This is an ancient and modern practice of finding direction using the stars.
Finding the Ecliptic
As viewed from Earth, the ecliptic is a great circle around our sky, formed by the intersection of Earth's orbital plane with the imaginary celestial sphere surrounding us. The sun travels around our sky on the great circle of the ecliptic. The moon and planets also follow this path and our team will help you locate this in the night sky.
Finding the Zodiacs
In Western astrology, and formerly astronomy, the zodiac is divided into twelve signs, each occupying 30° of celestial longitude and roughly corresponding to the constellations: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. At any one time we can see 6 Zodiacs and we will help you find them.
Look through a Telescope
We have a number of Deep Sky telescopes operating at the Earth Sanctuary Observatory and we will get to see a variety of celestial objects.
Eco Tour
1 HR ECO TOUR
Welcome to Earth's Sanctuary's award winning astronomy programs. Sharing our celestial knowledge of the incredible and majestic night sky is our pursuit and we know you'll be saying "Wow" before the night is over. We are located in one of the darkest regions on the planet so our celestial objects are naturally brighter and clearer to the naked eye. Arrive a touch early, grab a beverage and get ready to say"Wow"!
Navigate with the Stars
Learn celestial navigation, also known as astronavigation. This is an ancient and modern practice of finding direction using the stars.
Finding the Ecliptic
As viewed from Earth, the ecliptic is a great circle around our sky, formed by the intersection of Earth's orbital plane with the imaginary celestial sphere surrounding us. The sun travels around our sky on the great circle of the ecliptic. The moon and planets also follow this path and our team will help you locate this in the night sky.
Finding the Zodiacs
In Western astrology, and formerly astronomy, the zodiac is divided into twelve signs, each occupying 30° of celestial longitude and roughly corresponding to the constellations: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. At any one time we can see 6 Zodiacs and we will help you find them.
Look through a Telescope
We have a number of Deep Sky telescopes operating at the Earth Sanctuary Observatory and we will get to see a variety of celestial objects.
