Birdlife with 1770 LARC! Tours
We can never guarantee wildlife encounters on our LARC tours however, bird sightings are almost a given.
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We can never guarantee wildlife encounters on our LARC tours however, bird sightings are almost a given.
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You haven’t truly explored Agnes Water and 1770 until you’ve found these 5 hidden locations. Let us help you discover more of the Discovery Coast
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Black Noddy Terns have been washing up deceased or exhausted along the mainland coastline. Our friends at QPWS tell us why.
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With the help of AMSA the 1770 LARC! Tours team lit up the Bustard head Lighthouse tower blue for World Maritime Day, honouring seafarers worldwide.
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How was Agnes Water Named? We are piecing together the naming of Agnes Water using news articles from 1873 – 1923.
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We often get asked why our large, robust and beefy LARCs are painted pink? It’s such a good question. I went on a mission to find out ‘why the pink?’
It’s World Turtle Day. We would really like to have a celebration with our shelly friends. However, today we are going to share a sad story.
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Wyanda has been part of the LARC team for many years now. And in just a few days time she is heading off to Peru for 3 months to captain a ship called the Ocean Warrior operated by Sea Shepherd Global. Their mission – targeting illegal fishing operations.
1770 LARC Tours have recently finished assisting Ergon Energy with a special project at the Bustard Head Lightstation. Transitioning the power source from unreliable mains power to solar power.
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Most don’t know what to expect when it comes to the sandboarding. So here we’ve compiled everything you want to know about sandboarding.
Sandboarding – The ins and outs Read Post »