STRADBROKE ISLAND 21 June

A stunning island getaway where you’ll feel a million miles away. Surrounded by stunning beaches that Australia’s famous for, Stradbroke Island is a nature-lovers paradise. Keep a lookout for a variety of Aussie wildlife, such as kangaroos, dolphins and maybe a koala! Spot whales from May to October. Take the ‘Bluff Boardwalk’ around Point Lookout Headland with wonderful ocean views. Walk the long, sandy beaches. All on the world’s 2nd largest sand island. (Note that although seeing wildlife is very likely, nothing can be guaranteed.)

• Ferry ride across beautiful Moreton Bay.
• Tea Tree Lake Conservation Area – Swim in the healthy tea tree water with a beach of pristine snow-white sand.
• Stop to relax where you choose; throw a boomerang; climb a small sand dune for lovely view, or just explore the local beach.
• Lunch high over the water with lovely ocean views.
• Bluff Walk high on Point Lookout – with stunning ocean views over bays and beaches, spot dolphins, turtles, sting rays and whales in season.
• Amity Point – Look out for kangaroos and possibly even koalas in the wild!
• Visit a local jetty looking towards Brisbane. Spot pelicans – and possibly even dolphins swimming beneath you.

Duration: 10 hours, includes Lunch, drink, water and snacks

NOTE: This tour is for attendees of the “ICCB 2025 – For the ‘Society of Conservation Biology’ Conference” and their family members. If you purchase tickets to this tour and you are not an attendee or family member of a conference attendee you will not be granted access to the tour.