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1770 LARC! Tours are famous for our brilliant pink amphibious crafts. Access and explore the local National Parks, restored Lightstation and pristine waterways bordering the Birthplace of Queensland – the Town of 1770.
Paradise Tour
Visit Queensland’s only operating Lighthouse that is open for tours. Yes, you can ENTER the historical Lighthouse tower and immerse in the magical view from the balcony! You’ll even spot the towering dunes for sandboarding down later! A well known, must-do Eco tour in coastal National Parks, with informative commentary and wildlife spotting.
Afternoon Cruise
Experience the thrill of our famous amphibian vessels on the Afternoon Cruise! This one hour Cruise takes in the sights of Bustard Bay and Round Hill Creek, while showing off the fun factor of the LARC’s capabilities!
LARC + Lunch!
Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach and explore National Parks and waterways, while experiencing LARCing sandbar fun, informative commentary and the chance to sight Australian wildlife and migratory birds.
Goolimbil Walkabout
Authentic indigenous hunting, gathering and tasting experience. Enjoy a theatrical tour and learn about the wonderful culture that lived here sustainably for tens of thousands of years.
LARC! Deals
Double Deal on 2xLARC! Tours!
Paradise Tour + Goolimbil Walkabout = $21pp saving!
LARCing Luxury!
SAVE 10% with Agnes Water Beach Club accommodation and LARC! Paradise Tour Deal.
Southern Great Barrier Reef Family Eco Package with Kelly’s Beach Resort & full day LARC! Paradise Tour
*Terms & Conditions apply to these amazing deals
LARC! Weddings
Share your special day with family and friends with the beautiful backdrop of Bustard Bay as vowels are exchanged. Arrive at the secluded beach ceremony on our pink LARC!
Custom Group Tours
Enjoy a customised tour for your school, coach or corporate group. Maybe a family day out with a touch of LARCing around!
The Story of Bustard Head Lightstation…
“No other Lightstation in Australia has a history of tragedies to equal that of Bustard Head on Queensland’s Southern Great Barrier Reef” – Stuart Buchanan
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