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Half Day Whale Watching Tour
Whale Watching Tours July – November
Experience the Whale Watch trip of a lifetime: get up close and personal with the majestic Humpback Whales, and enjoy their close encounters. The luxurious 20 metre catamaran is especially designed for whale watching, giving you clear viewing decks and underwater viewing windows. It will be an amazing experience you will never forget.
What do you get?
- Guaranteed sightings (or return ticket)
- Expert accredited commentary by friendly & experienced staff
- Tea/coffee with biscuits, cake & antipasto platter on the way home
- Hydrophone equipped to hear the whales sing
- Fully licensed bar
- Underwater viewing windows (see the whales in their natural environment)
- Access to the unique viewing platform (gets you to eye level with the whales)
- Free “Close Encounters” Whale Watch DVD
- Multi lingual staff and whale information in 6 languages
- Air-conditioned comfort in all cabin areas
- Free transfer from Nomads Hervey Bay Backpackers hostel
All of the above and 1 night at Nomads Hervey Bay backpackers Hostel for
ONLY $115
3 Day 2 Night Guided Self Drive Tour
Our guides will lead you through the stunning world heritage listed paradise; home to Australia’s most pure Dingo blood line as well as many other species of Australian wildlife.
We are privileged to have been granted permission to locate our base camp on land owned by the island’s traditional owners, the Batjala people. A number of the Aboriginal elders live at the base camp on the island and will often share stories about their land and culture.
Our base camp offers permanent tent sites with covered BBQ cooking facilities (all crockery, cutlery and utensils provided) and access to fresh water showers and toilets. This means no more hassle setting up your tent and more time to explore Fraser Island!
All of the above AND 2 nights at Nomads Hervey Bay backpackers Hostel AND 2 FREE meals for
ONLY $369*
*ticket price $299, local fees $70
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