Greenacres Adventures Guidebook
City/town information
Tin Can Bay is about 40 mins drive to the East, with calm waters & a low key tourist vibe. Great for young children or you can feed the dolphins in the early morning (bookings essential)
34 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Tin Can Bay
Tin Can Bay is about 40 mins drive to the East, with calm waters & a low key tourist vibe. Great for young children or you can feed the dolphins in the early morning (bookings essential)
A spectacular surf beach 45 mins to the East, where you can drive your 4WD on to the beach. Surfing lessons, horse riding & paragliding available, this is a hotspot for both tourists and locals. Multi-coloured sand, fishing, camping, the giant Carlo Sandblow, Double Island point and access to Fraser Island barge/ferry are also key points.
100 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Rainbow Beach
A spectacular surf beach 45 mins to the East, where you can drive your 4WD on to the beach. Surfing lessons, horse riding & paragliding available, this is a hotspot for both tourists and locals. Multi-coloured sand, fishing, camping, the giant Carlo Sandblow, Double Island point and access to Fraser Island barge/ferry are also key points.
Accessed via Rainbow Beach, Fraser Island (Greater Sandy National Park) is accessed via 4WD only as it is pretty much all sand! An abundance of tours are available & are well worth it. A unique island with an interesting history, flora, fauna & waterways. Eli Creek, Lake McKenzie, Lake Boomanjin, Lake Wabby, the local Dingoes, turtles, whales, dolphins & bandicoots are highlights. (It is not recommended to swim in the surf though, due to sharks.) Plenty of designated camping areas, however, Kingfisher Bay Resort is also an option.
85 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Fraser Island
Accessed via Rainbow Beach, Fraser Island (Greater Sandy National Park) is accessed via 4WD only as it is pretty much all sand! An abundance of tours are available & are well worth it. A unique island with an interesting history, flora, fauna & waterways. Eli Creek, Lake McKenzie, Lake Boomanjin, Lake Wabby, the local Dingoes, turtles, whales, dolphins & bandicoots are highlights. (It is not recommended to swim in the surf though, due to sharks.) Plenty of designated camping areas, however, Kingfisher Bay Resort is also an option.
Food scene
Zesty Edibles
9 Power RoadRecommended by locals.
Kingston House Impressions
11 Channon StreetReccomended by hosts.
Sightseeing
A scenic tour of the Mary Valley & surrounds on a restored historic steam train.
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Mary Valley Rattler
Tozer StreetA scenic tour of the Mary Valley & surrounds on a restored historic steam train.
Very interesting history of the area, "The Town That Saved Queensland."
21 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Gympie Gold Mining and Historical Museum
215 Brisbane RdVery interesting history of the area, "The Town That Saved Queensland."
Recommended by hosts. Perfect on a hot summer's day! Refreshing pools, rainforest walks & even some 4WD tracks to explore (most is accessible to cars though).
Mothar Mountain
Recommended by hosts. Perfect on a hot summer's day! Refreshing pools, rainforest walks & even some 4WD tracks to explore (most is accessible to cars though).