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Highlights
Unique amphibious afternoon tour on the bay at 1770
Admire Round Hill Creek and the Eurimbula National Park coastline
Make a splash as you cruise the water and sandbars
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What you can expect
Experience the best of the Town of 1770 on this Afternoon Larc Cruise that guarantees fun for the whole family. As the sun inches closer to the horizon, take a 60-minute joyride on the amphibious pink LARC to take in the magic of Round Hill Creek and Eurimbula National Park. Listen to informative commentary as you admire the scenery and wildlife from the Larc.
It is common to see kangaroos, sea eagles, dolphins or stingrays as you cruise the bay and sandbars of 1770. For a fun introduction to the region that is suitable for all ages, discover the Town of 1770 and Agnes Water on this afternoon Larc cruise.
Info
Inclusions
- Afternoon LARC amphibious tour
- Friendly and knowledgeable guide
Time
- Tours depart twice daily (subject to demand) at 3pm and 4pm
- Sunday tour departs at 2pm (Minimum numbers required)
- Departing from 535 Captain Cook Drive, Seventeen Seventy
- Tour duration of 1 hour
- Afternoon Cruise departure times may vary due to tidal conditions on the day. Once you have received your voucher, please call the tour operator to confirm your departure time (Tour operator details will be printed on your voucher)
Departure Location
- This experience departs from 1770 Marina, 535 Captain Cook Drive, Seventeen Seventy
What To Bring
- Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat are recommended
Terms And Conditions
- Infants aged 0-3 years of age are free of charge
Location
535 Captain Cook Drive, Seventeen Seventy, QLD 4677
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$45.00
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