Strewth Pass (Brisbane to Cairns)
Australia
- Brisbane:
Brisbane
- Queensland:
Townsville,
Cairns,
Hervey Bay,
Noosa,
Bundaberg
Description:
Strewth Pass - Brisbane to Cairns Pass Price :AUD410 Local Payments: AUD45 Pay to Kroombit Cattle StationAUD45 Includes: - 1 night Bunkhouse dorm accommodation, 2 course bush dinner and breakfast Itinerary: Brisbane to Noosa Brisbane disappears behind us as we head north to the sunny Sunshine Coast. We pass the Glasshouse Mountains, the name of which will be fully explained by your guide, before arriving in Noosa to drop-off and pick-up more Oz Experience beachgoers. On the way we take a break at Wildhorse Mountain National Park for a walk and panoramic views of the Sunshine Coast area. Crikey! Anyone want to visit Australia Zoo? We can drop you off here. Just make sure you have booked your return Australia Zoo free shuttle bus to Noosa. Noosa to Rainbow Beach (zz) Rainbow Beach is the shortcut to Fraser Island so the best place to start your guided or self-drive four wheel drive island adventure. We think the really cool thing about Rainbow is that once your back from Fraser Island there's so much else to do. Rainbows got beaches, great natural attractions like the Carlo Sand Blow and the coloured cliffs, and even dolphin feeding. When we arrive at Rainbow we'll go on an exclusive Oz Experience cultural walk around the local area. Rainbow Beach to Hervey Bay It's an early start today for those going on the cruise to feed the wild dolphins; or those going for a few days four-wheel-driving on Fraser Island. After this amazing wildlife experience we board the bus to Hervey Bay for hostel drop-offs and pickups. Hervey Bay to Childers and Bundaberg If its cash you need then the fruit-picking towns of Bundaberg or Childers may be your next stop. Its hard work, but money doesn't grow on trees. Bundaberg to Town of 1770 (zz) If by now you're feeling a little tired and in need of a holiday within your holiday then Town of 1770 is the place to stop. 1770 is special: the activities don't cost much, the beaches are great, the people are friendly, and it's that ideal place to chill out and recharge your batteries before heading to Far North Queensland. We recommend a few days. There are great beaches and activities on offer Town of 1770 to Kroombit (zz) Leaving 1770 we travel west to coal and cattle country; it's also goat country. From the sea and sand we head to the dust and dirt of Lochenbar Cattle Station. It's not far to Kroombit and we arrive just before lunch. We then enjoy the original and world famous (in Kroombit) Goat Rodeo. Another great option is the goat muster on horseback (own expense). Don't go to bed before cracking a whip and having a ride on the mechanical bull! Kroombit is a great taste of life in the Australian outback. Kroombit to Sarina We head back towards the ocean today, to the sailing paradise known as the Whitsunday Islands. Along the way we stop for a game of barefoot lawn bowls at the Sarina Lawn Bowling Club. Your guide will show you how it's done! Sarina to Airlie Beach (zz) There are a few more miles to cover before our evening arrival into Airlie Beach. For the next 2-3 days most of you will say goodbye Oz Bus and hello sunshine and sailing boats ...a highlight of the east coast trip. One we hope you remember after the traditional end-of-sailing party. Airlie Beach to Townsville / Magnetic Island (zz) Magnetic Island is the sunniest spot on the Queensland coast with more than 320 sunny days a year! Our chosen hostel Base Magnetic Island - is right on the beach. You'll think you've landed in paradise. Townsville is the gateway to Magnetic Island. There's an additional ferry cost or you can buy a base "STEAL DEAL" package from your guide that includes the ferry. On the island you can chill by the pool or in the ocean, get out for some hikes or try and spot koalas in their natural habitat. Look out for the full-moon parties at base backpackers they are mega-popular. On the way to Magnetic Island we travel via Bowen, which is a great place to stop and earn some money picking fruit or vegetables. Magnetic Island / Townsville to Mission Beach As we leave Townsville the mountains grow higher and the forests greener as we approach the lush rainforests of Far North Queensland. We drive into Mission Beach for pickups and dropoffs. Mission is one great place to stay over for a few days. The beaches are superb. Relax or go skydiving or white water rafting (optional). If you're lucky you'll see a Cassowary, these are seriously big rare birds with attitude to match. Mission Beach to Cairns An easy afternoon section completes your Oz Ex trip. But not before we stop in Innisfail to visit some seriously big bad crocodiles (optional). Get right up close to these remarkable reptiles. But not too close because we want you to get to Cairns fit and ready for some amazing experiences. This place is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef one of the seven natural wonders of the world; and Cape Tribulation, the world's oldest living rainforest. Don't forget to visit the legendary Woolshed and Rhino Bars while in Cairns. Note: * (zz) = compulsory overnight stop required * Recommended minimum trip time 12 days * Pass price does not include accommodation * Itinerary may vary due to seasonal & extreme weather conditions and national park requirements
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Travel Types :
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- Camping
- Hiking
- Safari
- Tours
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Cost in US$: from AUD 410
This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
Participants Travel to Australia
Independently
Typically Participants Work
Independently
Oz Experience's Mission Statement: Oz Experience is about travelling with trained professional guides who make the journey as good as the destination. It's our aim to take you to the hot spots and the 'off the beaten track' highlights. Best of all, it is on a bus tour dedicated to backpackers and travellers generally aged between 18 - 35 like you.
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