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Dolphin Spotting Kayak and 4WD Adventure Day Tour - Noosa
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Free cancellation up to 48 hours prior to experience
Highlights
4WD drive to a secluded beach paradise
See untouched Australia for yourself
Kayak alongside dolphins, turtles and maybe spot some whales
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Highlighted reviews
Experience delivered!
The experience delivered what was promised: we saw dolphins and turtles and the location is spectacular. Communication could be improved. Didn?t know enough about what to bring ( eg water, lunch etc until the eleventh hour). Also the guide, while engaging, seemed to lack knowledge of the environment and ecology, and failed to acknowledge First Nations people of the area. Even the history of the area was not included.
Highlight of our Noosa Holiday
I went on this Epic adventure and really enjoyed it. The National Park is stunning and we saw lots of wildlife including dolphins and rays. Our tour guide Vince was great.
What you can expect
With Pandanus-lined beaches and crystal-clear waters, the temptation is high to make your holiday in Noosa a permanent one. Nestled on the eastern stretch known as the Sunshine Coast, it sure lives up to its name.
On your tour, you’ll adventure through the stunning Great Sandy National Park to Double Island Point, a scenic and remote headland greeting turquoise-hued waters, accessible only by 4WD. The views here are mesmerising.
From there, paddle out in pairs by kayak to the home of several pods of bottle-nosed dolphins. Be sure, too, to keep an eye out for the resident turtles. You might even see whales! This is a day out you’re sure to remember long in to the future.
Info
Inclusions
- 4WD drive to and from Double Point Island
- Kayaking tour
- All equipment and safety gear
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers
Duration
- Please allow 5-6 hours for experience
Departure Location
- Meeting point is 60 Noosa Drive and the experience takes place in Cooloola Recreation Area, Cooloola QLD
- Meet in front of The J Theatre (60 Noosa Dr) on the main road, across the road from the shopping centre where the pick up/drop off parking is - The J offers free on-site parking.
What To Bring
- Swimwear
- Beachwear
- A broad-brimmed hat
- Sunscreen
- Be sure to bring a towel to dry off with before re-entering the vehicles
Terms And Conditions
- Children must be over 7-years-old and be accompanied by a paying adult
- Please detail any medical conditions prior to departure
- Tour must have a minimum of 4 people to run
- On the rare occasion of severe weather, if the tour is deemed to be unsafe, first option is to reschedule
Cancellation Policy
- Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 48 hours of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
Location
60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads, QLD 4567
Recent reviews
Experience delivered!
The experience delivered what was promised: we saw dolphins and turtles and the location is spectacular. Communication could be improved. Didn?t know enough about what to bring ( eg water, lunch etc until the eleventh hour). Also the guide, while engaging, seemed to lack knowledge of the environment and ecology, and failed to acknowledge First Nations people of the area. Even the history of the area was not included.
Highlight of our Noosa Holiday
I went on this Epic adventure and really enjoyed it. The National Park is stunning and we saw lots of wildlife including dolphins and rays. Our tour guide Vince was great.
Highly recommended!
We had so much fun on this tour! We saw dolphins, and the place is just stunning and so remote! This was definitely the highlight of our holiday to Noosa.
From
$162.00
AUD
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