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North Stradbroke Island Day Trip

Join us for a day trip to North Stradbroke Island, the world's second-largest sand island, where we will try to spot koalas and kangaroos. North Stradbroke Island Day Trip.

  • 11 hours
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Join us for a day trip to North Stradbroke Island, the world's second-largest sand island, where we will try to spot koalas and kangaroos.

North Stradbroke Island Day Trip

You will be picked up from your selected meeting point and travel by mini-bus to North Stradbroke Island. The journey begins with a 30-minute ferry ride from Brisbane, offering panoramic views. Upon arrival, we will visit the North Gorge Walk lookout point for scenic ocean views and the possibility of spotting dolphins, sea turtles, and whales during the whale season.

A lunch stop will follow at a picturesque location. If you didn’t bring lunch, local cafes are available for casual dining. After refueling, you will have free time to explore the beach, swim, or enjoy beach sports.

Next, we will visit Amity Point, known for its secluded beach, where we will try to see koalas and kangaroos in their natural habitats, and possibly dolphins in the waters nearby.

As the day concludes, we will relax on the beach and watch the sunset, accompanied by a complimentary drink, marking the day’s end. We will then board our ferry back to Brisbane for drop-off at the starting points.

Pickup points

This activity includes pickup at the following times from these points in Brisbane:

YHA, Roma Street Brisbane City at 8:30 amPullman Brisbane King George Square at 8:45 amCleveland Station at 9:50 am

Included

  • Transport by bus and ferry
  • English–speaking guide
  • Complimentary sunset drink on the beach

Not included

  • Food and additional drinks

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

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