The Queensland state of
Australia has been gifted with some of the most beautiful destinations of the
world. Fraser Island and Great Barrier Reef are the jewels of the Queensland
state. If you think it is difficult to manage both the places in a single tour,
then here comes the Ultimate Australian Tour, by Sunset Safaris, which covers
all the major spots of these two places.Sunset Safaris are thus considered to
be the foremost tour operators in the region.
First, the travel packages offered by them can be afforded very easily
and secondly they are the perfect examples of being great hosts. The
hospitality is unmatchable along with the very superior services offered by
them. Take a look of all the major places that you are going to visit:
Fraser Island - The Fraser Island lies on the eastern coast
of Queensland, is home to some beautiful perched lakes.
- On your way to Fraser Island, you will have a thrilling experience at Cooloola National Park. This short route takes you to the most amazing places like Noosa North Shore, Red Canyon, Teewah Beach, Rainbow Beach, and Double Island Point.
- On reaching the Fraser Island Holiday Packages you can enjoy the activities like snorkelling and swimming at Maheno wrecks, walking or floating down to the beach front at Eli Creek, walk by Hammerstone Sandblow and witness the deepest lake on the island Lake Wabby.
- Have enigmatic sight of marine wildlife at Indian Head, and plunge into the refreshing waters of Lake Birrabeen.
- The other points are marvellous Yidney Dripping Rocks, Pile valley walk, Wanggoolba Creek, Drive by the Cathedrals, Fraser Island Rainforest and 75 mile beach.
Great Barrier Reef
- The Great Barrier Reef needs no introduction. This underwater park nurtures some of the very rare species in the world. The only living things visible from the space is a great site for enjoying some of the great underwater activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, deep sea fishing and kayaking. All the underwater tours are guided and the gears are also provided by Sunset Safaris.
- Along with the visit to the amusing marine garden, you can witness the marine turtles crawling up the beaches to lay eggs at Mon Repos. This phenomenon can be experienced in the months from November to March. During the non-breeding seasons, you can learn about the life cycles of these species from the knowledgeable exhibition presented by Mon Repos Turtle Conservation Centre.
- Whale watching is another fun activity and you can be lucky enough to enjoy your holiday with the mighty humpback whales that migrate to warm tropic waters.
- Enjoy a free trip to Aussie zoo and witness the most venomous snakes of the world. Also enjoy the world famous Croc Feeding show. You can also hug a koala and hand feed the kangaroos.
- Taste the delicious homemade ice cream at Mamminos and enjoy the farm fresh sugarcane juice.
- Enjoy a walk on Lady Musgrave Coral cay and sight the rare bird species in the forests of Pisonia Trees.
This six day tour is full
of fun activities and Sunset Safaris guarantee you an exhaustion free trip as
they have perfectly planned and restful itinerary. Either of the places can be
chosen to be visited first and accordingly the pickup and
departure points will be decided. The Tour to Fraser Island and Great
Barrier Reef Packages
is full of free perks. The free trips
and services include:-
- Night stay at Rainbow Beach
- Cooloola National Park Trip
- Sunset Tour of 1770
- Accommodation upgrade facility at Fraser Island
- Accommodation upgrade at Great Barrier Reef
- Transfers to connect Fraser Island & GBR Tours
There are few optional activities
that can be enjoyed as per the choices of the travellers. The night stay at
Rainbow Beach will be a lifetime camping experience transcending you into some
other world. Be ready to have a fun filled, action packed and adventurous eco
tour and carving some unforgettable memories.
Sunset Safaris also have different tour packages separately designed for
Fraser Island and Great Barrier Reef.
For more information Fraser Island Tours
visit www.sunsetsafaris.com.au
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