Treks & Activities Event
Join us on the Caloundra - Eco Explorer Cruise
Departure: 2 Pick up locations
A. Arrive at 7.15 for 7.30 departure from Bus stop 27 Park Av (Clayfield) near Eagle Junction Station. B. Petrie station 7.50 Please indicate when booking.
A. Arrive at 7.15 for 7.30 departure from Bus stop 27 Park Av (Clayfield) near Eagle Junction Station.
B. Petrie station 7.50
Please indicate when booking.
Return: 4 pm
What: Bus and Cruise
The Pumicestone Passage on Caloundra’s doorstep is 35 km long and separates Bribie Island National Park from the mainland. The internationally significant Marine Park with its numerous islands and creeks is home to over 300 species of birds and is an important sanctuary in their migration. It is part of the Moreton Bay Ramsar site.
The activity involves a 1.30hr bus trip (there and back) and a 2.30hr cruise (seated) ample opportunity to move around during the cruise. The vessel is boarded at a fixed wharf and has a toilet facility.
Lunch: 12.00 at Pelican Waters Tavern (not included) own expense
Wear: comfortable shoes and sun safe clothing
Bring: a hat, camera, sunglasses, sunscreen and wind jacket. It is recommended to wear a mask on the bus.
Cost: $100 members and $105 non-members
Register and pay by 30 March 2023.
This trip will be limited to 35 people and if full, please join the waitlist if you are interested.
Do hope you can come.
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