Nine Mile Beach II

The beach and dune tour is designed to give customers a taste of our amazing Australian beaches, walking along and feeling the sand between their toes. This backdrop allows for amazing photos and our guides will give a brief commentary about the beach, and show you the local Pipis, and how to wiggle and find them. After our beach component, drive up into the dunes for an unlimited Sandboarding Adventure on the largest moving coastal sand mass in the Southern Hemisphere.

Join Port Stephens 4WD Tours on a Sandboarding Adventure on the amazing Stockton beach Sand Dunes in beautiful Port Stephens. The Stockton beach ecosystem is the largest moving coastal sand mass in the Southern hemisphere and we are proud to showcase this unique landscape to everyone.

3 hour Whale Watch tour onboard 'Imagine', a 54ft Sailing Catamaran, purpose designed as a model for eco-tourism. She offers a covered foredeck as well as a comfortable downstairs cabin and bar. Sail with 'Imagine' - so quiet you can hear the Whales breathe!

- Three packages available — please review the description of each option carefully before booking to see what’s included - A light morning tea to refreshing your day - Meet kangaroos & koalas at the zoo (not included in the "Nature Walk" or "No zoo entry" option) - Enjoy breathtaking views of the Three Sisters at Echo Point - Scenic World Unlimited Discovery Pass - enjoy Skyway, Cableway & one of the world’s steepest passenger railway (not included in the "Nature Walk" option) - Explore the charming village of Leura - Enjoy a relaxed, self-paced nature walk at Katoomba Falls (or other areas nearby) while others visit Scenic World, with opportunities to enjoy waterfalls, viewpoints, picnic areas and a chance to see native parrots. - Capture unforgettable photos at Cahill Lookout, a peaceful and less crowded lookout with panoramic views over the surrounding Blue Mountains scenery, perfect for photos. - Flexible return: bus/coach or optional scenic river ferry

Explore the Blue Mountains National Park–including Wentworth Falls, Jamison Valley, Echo Point and the Three Sisters–with an experienced local guide who will show you the best secluded lookouts, rainforest trails and pristine valleys. With stops in mountain villages, guided bush walks, and a visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park, the day will be filled with Australian highlights. Peaceful nature walks enhance the experience and your small group limited to 23 people ensures an intimate tour with other nature lovers. Short bushwalks of 10-45 minutes (weather permitting) require a medium level of fitness over some uneven surfaces and steps.

Witness the majestic beauty of our migrating humpback whales on this 2-hour whale watching cruise from the town of Huskisson on Jervis Bay. You’ll cruise through the sparkling waters and past the white sandy beaches of the Jervis Bay Marin Park in search of these gentle giants of the sea. From May to November whales in increasing numbers can be found along the NSW coast on their annual migration, and during the months of October and November mothers and calves even enter Jervis Bay for a number of days to rest and bond with their young before continuing on the massive journey back to Antarctica.

3 hour Whale Watch tour onboard 'Imagine', a 54ft Sailing Catamaran, purpose designed as a model for eco-tourism. She offers a covered foredeck as well as a comfortable downstairs cabin and bar. Sail with 'Imagine' - so quiet you can hear the Whales breathe!

The beach and dune tour is designed to give customers a taste of our amazing Australian beaches, walking along and feeling the sand between their toes. This backdrop allows for amazing photos and our guides will give a brief commentary about the beach, and show you the local Pipis, and how to wiggle and find them. After our beach component, drive up into the dunes for an unlimited Sandboarding Adventure on the largest moving coastal sand mass in the Southern Hemisphere.

Join Port Stephens 4WD Tours on a Sandboarding Adventure on the amazing Stockton beach Sand Dunes in beautiful Port Stephens. The Stockton beach ecosystem is the largest moving coastal sand mass in the Southern hemisphere and we are proud to showcase this unique landscape to everyone.

- Three packages available — please review the description of each option carefully before booking to see what’s included - A light morning tea to refreshing your day - Meet kangaroos & koalas at the zoo (not included in the "Nature Walk" or "No zoo entry" option) - Enjoy breathtaking views of the Three Sisters at Echo Point - Scenic World Unlimited Discovery Pass - enjoy Skyway, Cableway & one of the world’s steepest passenger railway (not included in the "Nature Walk" option) - Explore the charming village of Leura - Enjoy a relaxed, self-paced nature walk at Katoomba Falls (or other areas nearby) while others visit Scenic World, with opportunities to enjoy waterfalls, viewpoints, picnic areas and a chance to see native parrots. - Capture unforgettable photos at Cahill Lookout, a peaceful and less crowded lookout with panoramic views over the surrounding Blue Mountains scenery, perfect for photos. - Flexible return: bus/coach or optional scenic river ferry

Explore the Blue Mountains National Park–including Wentworth Falls, Jamison Valley, Echo Point and the Three Sisters–with an experienced local guide who will show you the best secluded lookouts, rainforest trails and pristine valleys. With stops in mountain villages, guided bush walks, and a visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park, the day will be filled with Australian highlights. Peaceful nature walks enhance the experience and your small group limited to 23 people ensures an intimate tour with other nature lovers. Short bushwalks of 10-45 minutes (weather permitting) require a medium level of fitness over some uneven surfaces and steps.

Witness the majestic beauty of our migrating humpback whales on this 2-hour whale watching cruise from the town of Huskisson on Jervis Bay. You’ll cruise through the sparkling waters and past the white sandy beaches of the Jervis Bay Marin Park in search of these gentle giants of the sea. From May to November whales in increasing numbers can be found along the NSW coast on their annual migration, and during the months of October and November mothers and calves even enter Jervis Bay for a number of days to rest and bond with their young before continuing on the massive journey back to Antarctica.