Pyjamas & Panoramas: The Great 2020 Virtual Tour That Time Forgot

From Zoom to the Bush: Why Virtual Tours Are So 2020

Remember when we were all stuck inside, baking sourdough and pretending our living rooms were offices? Yeah, me too. During those interesting times, I found myself guiding folks through the Aussie bush without anyone actually setting foot outside. Just me, a camera, and a Wi-Fi signal strong enough to beam Berowra to Boston.

Virtual Bushwalking in Sydney: Streaming Nature Straight to Your Sofa

Armed with my old video production skills (and a healthy skepticism about going full tech nerd again), I streamed my way through caves, ridges, and the occasional leech encounter — all from behind a lens. It was live, unscripted, and 100% carbon-neutral. Eco-warriors, you’re welcome.

There were moments, I’ll admit, where I questioned my life choices — like the time I nearly slid down a cliff while narrating fun facts about wallaby poo. But hey, what’s an online adventure without a bit of real-life drama?

Aboriginal Carvings, Cliffside Thrills, and Quirky Wildlife Facts

We covered it all: ancient Aboriginal carvings, quirky bird calls, prehistoric plants, and hidden spots most locals don’t even know exist. All while viewers tuned in from their couches, coffee in hand, probably in their pyjamas.

Ready to Explore Sydney’s Wild Side in Real Life?

But let’s be honest — the world’s opened back up, and so have I. These days, I’ve swapped virtual bushwalks for the real thing. Now you can come and smell the eucalyptus for yourself.

So, while the virtual tours have been packed up with the face masks and hand sanitiser, the real adventures have started.

If you're keen to see Sydney’s wild side in person, shoot me a message.

Let’s hit the trail — for real this time.