About this tour
Ride an amphibious LARC vehicle across waterways and along Eurimbula National Park's edge to reach a secluded golden beach where lunch awaits beneath a casuarina tree. This two-hour coastal adventure combines the thrill of water and land travel with local storytelling. Your guide shares insights into the region's history, wildlife, and vegetation as you traverse pristine shoreline dotted only with your own footprints. After eating, the afternoon is yours—relax beachside, hunt for shells along the water's edge, or swim in Bustard Bay's cool waters.
Highlights
- Amphibious LARC vehicle crosses waterways and coastal terrain
- Secluded beach lunch under ancient casuarina tree
- Untouched sand—minimal footfall, maximum solitude
- Informed guide commentary on local ecology and heritage
- Optional swimming in Bustard Bay
- Picnic and refreshments included throughout
What to expect
You'll board a sturdy amphibious LARC and experience the novelty of crossing both water and land in one vehicle. The journey hugs the national park boundary, offering views of native vegetation and coastal landscape. Expect a relaxed pace with frequent pauses for your guide to elaborate on the area's natural and cultural history. Upon reaching the beach, lunch is set up beneath a sprawling tree—a genuinely isolated spot. Afterwards, time unfolds at your own rhythm: settle into a beach chair and take in the calm, walk the shoreline collecting shells or driftwood, or wade and swim if the conditions suit you.
Good to know
Bring sun protection, hat, and swimmers if you plan to enter the water. Weather operates year-round, so dress for conditions. Vegetarian meals available—request when booking. Service animals welcome. Mobile coverage (Vodafone) is absent at the location.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







