Brisbane

The tour was definitely worth the money. We had Rio as our guide for the day, he was very informative in terms of providing brief history of the site visits and recommendations for lunch spots, including gelato spot for that sweet tooth fix. Would definitely highly recommend

Location pick up was convenient and flexible as they came to my airbnb location. Glow worms was fascinating and cool , the guide at the glow worms was fun and informative. She answered all our questions about he glow worms . Also , not allowed to take pictures of glow worms as it affects them but viewing them in person is a must .The botanic gardens was peaceful and nice to walk in . Sunset at Tambourine mountain was breathtaking , apart from the sudden rain and clouds which affected the stargazing , so will have to check the weather before booking . the weather affected the view from eagle heights so couldnt see gold coast well in the clouds . Overall good experience.

Steves a great tour guide and very informative with the glass mountain at Beerwah and also with the zoo , hospital. Worth the visit to the zoo and hospital . Amazing work done by the Irwins . Their level of care for the animals is amazing .

Really enjoyed the small towns and markets along the way. Overall, it's great, but the stops at each location are a bit short, making me worry about having enough time to get to the next place. Noosa Beach is a truly stunning beach, highly recommend checking it out!

Super duper Considerate, responsible, well-prepared and caring tour guide! Thank you Victor for bringing the cold water, snacks, sunscreen and even fruits for all of us! He also took really good pictures and possesses rich knowledge of various natural wonders in the Springbrook. His time management skill is also excellent which control the rhythm of each scenic stop just right! Having enough time to take various pictures, rest while never get bored~ The best trip I’ve ever had so far! Couldn’t be more grateful that I met him!

The tour guide was relaxed, funny, and humorous, introducing different places, plants, and animals along the way. This activity includes admission to the Skypoint on the Gold Coast and lunch. Overlooking the entire Gold Coast from the 77th floor is breathtaking! Finally, the tour guide also took us to visit wild kangaroos, and we were lucky enough to find a koala!

I had an absolutely amazing time from start to end. The entire trip was so memorable, mostly thanks to Trevor and his incredible knowledge of the region.

The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is incredibly easy to get to by bus. I was able to catch the free raptor show, which was fantastic and definitely worth seeing. Getting up close to the kangaroos was amazing. If you love koalas, the "Koala Moment" event is a must-see. It was a truly magical experience.

The day before the activity, you will receive an email from the travel agency informing you of the meeting time and location. Upon check-in, the travel agency staff will collect the ferry fee (AUD 80 per person, payable in cash or by credit card on-site) and attach a colored sticker to your hand (there are four colors in total for this group, with approximately 20 to 30 people per color). The trip from the Gold Coast to Brisbane takes about an hour. After picking up another group of passengers in Brisbane, the bus will head to the ferry terminal to board a 90-minute ferry to Moreton Island. The scenery on the island is beautiful! After disembarking, two color groups will head to the desert first, one color group will go to the beach for snorkeling, and one color group will go to the beach for kayaking. There will be a brief explanation of how to put on the equipment and a safety briefing on the shore. Kayaks are for two people. When the kayak slides next to the Tangalooma Wrecks, the instructor will distribute flatbreads to each boat. When the flatbread is thrown into the water, the fish will come over to eat. Because the kayak is transparent, you can clearly see the fish underwater, which is a very special experience. After kayaking, everyone will put on the same equipment and be taken in groups of six on a small boat with a floating board to the Tangalooma Wrecks. Put your head down and put your goggles in the water, and you can see many, many small fish swimming around. Getting up close and personal with marine life is really fun. The snorkeling equipment is very complete, so you don't have to worry about getting cut by the reefs. After playing in the water, there will be a 20-minute lunch break. It's a buffet, and the table will have flatbreads, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, meat and various sauces, so you can make your own tacos. There will be cold drinking water and sunscreen available next to the table. After eating, a large bus will take you to the desert area for sandboarding. The bus will play enthusiastic music, which is a special experience with the shaking of the bus. I was originally worried that my hair would be wet from playing in the water and that I would easily catch a cold on the long journey back to the Gold Coast, but I didn't expect my hair to be almost dry after sunbathing in the desert. After arriving in the desert, the leader will distribute a wooden board to each person. Everyone takes their own board to the sand dune and then slides down on the board. Each person will have 1-2 chances, and then take the bus back to the ferry boarding area. The bus will provide ice water for you to fill your own water bottles. After returning to the Tangalooma Wrecks, you can play in the water again. After the single-ticket passengers and vehicles have boarded the ferry, the group-ticket passengers can board. Because the group ticket price is lower, it is basically difficult to find a seat with a table when boarding. But after playing all day, you will be hungry on the boat, so if possible, you can prepare and bring your own fruits, biscuits, and other foods that can be eaten without a table, so you won't be hungry while watching others eat. Drinking water is not provided on the boat, so you must also prepare enough drinking water. In addition, because this is a tourist attraction visited by travelers from all over the world, you should also pay special attention to cultural differences. Some white cultures may use multiple bags and place them on multiple benches, which means that these benches may be used by someone in their group later. This is different from Chinese culture, where one item represents one person. Be careful not to sit on chairs that have already been reserved by someone else, otherwise you may easily get yelled at, since white people are still the majority on the boat.