This full day amphibious adventure crosses four waterways and edges along the pristine Eurimbula National Park. You'll visit Queensland's only open, operating lighthouse, discover in the keeper's cottage museum and hear stories come to life at the cemetary . Morning tea, a lunch and billy tea or coffee are included. After lunch the LARC will take you to the towering 35m sand dunes for sandboarding and swimming. Your day is topped off with wildlife sightings and light-hearted local stories while the pastel colours of the lowering sun signal the end of another day in Paradise.

Full-Day 1770 Tour by LARC Amphibious Vehicle Including Sandboarding and Bustard Head Lightstation

Venture across two water ways, edge along Eurimbula National Park, to be greeted by a gorgeous golden stretch of foreshore. Here the only footprints in the sand are your own. Lunch will be served under the shade of an old casuarina tree in THE most "beach front" setting you can get!
After lunch you can sit back in your beach chair appreciating the surrounding scenery, stroll along the shoreline for treasures, or take a dip in the refreshing waters of Bustard Bay.
The LARC journey includes an informative and entertaining commentary on the local history, culture, flora and fauna.

1770 Coastline Tour by LARC Amphibious Vehicle Including Picnic Lunch

Mike, our eco accredited tour guide, has over 27 years-experience in the tourism industry and loves sharing his passion for the Australian bush with our guests during an intimate tour on our 44-acres property in Agnes Water, QLD. Learn about the many uses of native bushtucker and bush medicine first hand and enjoy an easy walk along our bushland boardwalk. Experience the tastes and sounds of nature during the only eco-tourism certified bushtucker tour on the Southern Great Barrier Reef.

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Full-Day 1770 Tour by LARC Amphibious Vehicle Including Sandboarding and Bustard Head Lightstation

1770 Coastline Tour by LARC Amphibious Vehicle Including Picnic Lunch

Unique and Personal BushTracks Eco Tour in Agnes Water 1770