Our Paradise Tour starts with a journey along the edge of Eurimbula National Park, over vast sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters of four tidal creeks.
Our crew relayed the history of the Town of 1770 and let out a few clues of what is to come at Bustard Head. The first stop is our hidden shaded picnic spot at the edge of Jenny Lind Creek, for morning tea.
The scenic 4WD journey up Bustard Headland then guarantees to be THE best aerial view in the world from a boat and drops you at the footsteps of the historical Bustard Head Lightstation aka ’the Lighthouse of Tragedy’.
Our LARC skipper will take you up the spiraling stairs to the balcony of the lighthouse tower, sharing a magnificent unmarred 360° view, and then down a winding path to say hello to past occupants at the cemetery – many of whom had terrible fates.
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LETIA SHAW
a month agoHighly Recommended We did the 1 hour tour, really enjoyed it, looks of knowledge on the history of 1770, local wild life and the history of the LARC. Neil was a great guide, good humor and dad jokes. There is a great array of business’s around the marina to visit while you are waiting to jump on the LARC, fresh fish and chips, cafe, little bar on the waters edge, have a massage our buy gifts in the boutique shops. Next time we are down will return to do the day tour up to the lighthouse - this would be a good group activity.
Anne Donovan
a month agoWent on the all day tour. This tour is not to be missed.Kevy is entertainment plus..And Anthony knew his stuff climbing to the light house in the Larc.One of the best tours I've ever been on.Had a ball..Thanks guys for a fun filled day..Will be back.
Jethro Harrison-West
4 months agoWe had a fantastic time on the hour-long afternoon cruise (that magically coincided with sunset!). The cruise itself was wonderful and smooth (considering the pink *giant* we boarded), enjoyed with a couple of soft drinks we were allowed to take onboard. We managed to stopover at the Eurimbula National Park across from the 1770 sand flats to catch the golden hour, search for shells and bird watch with the help of our tour guide. It was fantastic! But what really topped off the experience was our tour guide (Jess?) - they were incredibly informative, witty and interactive with the passengers onboard to round off the 10/10 experience. Their parking was exemplary too. If you're in 1770, get yourself on a LARC tour!
Erica
5 months agoSuch a great time! Information on the tour was interesting, was fun to be able to transition so easily from land to water. Will have to come back for a longer cruise, we just did the afternoon one.
Reuben Stead
3 weeks agoEpic day with legends Ant and Kev on Easter Monday. A lot of information and entertainment, with a ripper lunch after the lighthouse tour. Sandboarding was a treat, unfortunately the bruises won't last forever to remember it by. Excellent day on the whole.