Ranger Guided Day Tour

The world's largest sand island has hidden secrets - towering rainforests, ancient, shifting dunes, beaches stretching beyond the horizon, rainbow-washed sand cliffs and clear, pure lakes, bright as jewels.

Kingfisher,  the winner of several Australian Tourism Awards for Environmental Tourism, has Australia's largest private ranger team. Our expert guides will take you on a tour of discovery of this World Heritage wilderness. All of our tours have Advanced National Eco Accreditation.

Your ranger will tell you of the epic migrations of whales and wading birds, of thousand-your-old trees, of the fragile complexity of this ever changing, living museum.

Travel back in time with our rangers to when the island was shaped by wind and water from countless grains of sand and to when the Aboriginal people fished and hunted before Europeans arrive to log the forest giants.

Tour Includes

• Courtesy Pick-up from Hervey Bay Accommodation.

• Fast catamaran cruise around the islands of the Great Sandy Strait to Kingfisher Bay Resort.

• Bush tea and damper, buffet lunch and refreshments

• Department of Environmental National park fees

• Comfortable air-conditioned 4wd coaches with seat belts

• Visit exquisite Basin Lake home to turtles

• Walk beside Woongoolba Creek with its rare, king ferns

• Marvel at the ancient rainforest around Central Station and Pile Valley

• Drive along amazing Seventy-Five Mile Beach

• Swim or paddle in the clear waters of Eli Creek

• Hear the story of the Maheno Wreck

• Photograph the vibrant coloured-sand cliffs of the Pinnacles

• See the shifting sands of Stone tool Sand Blow

Prices are correct at time of issue and are subject to availability and change without notice
prices valid 01/04/06 - 31/03/07

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