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All about the 3 Hour Dolphin View Kayak and Great Beach Drive Adventure from Rainbow Beach

Experience a kayaking adventure, spot wild dolphins, migrating whales, turtles, rays and much other wildlife. Crystal clear warm waters. Great Beach Drive experience included! 4WD vehicle access only and stunning uncrowded beaches.

Spectacular colored sand cliff tour. Casual guided paddle around the spectacular Double Island Point headland.
Lifetime experience, see Australian wildlife in their habitat, in the wild.  Large pods of dolphins, whales (20,000 passed each way last year on migration), turtles, rays, migrating birds, soldier crabs in their thousands are all frequent.

3 Hour Dolphin View Kayak and Great Beach Drive Adventure from Rainbow Beach
Tour itinerary - 1 Days

  • Day 1 Kayak from Rainbow Beach
    Depart Rainbow Beach, Queensland in specialized 4WD vehicles.
    Experience the thrill of the Great Beach Drive taking in the stunning views & passing by the famous Rainbow Beach colored sand cliffs.
    Arrive at an untouched paradise, Double Island Point.
    A spectacular headland buzzing with marine life and a dolphin tour in the wild.
    Equipment set up and safety/instruction briefing on the beach.
    Guided paddle around the headland taking in nature views and local marine life.
    See local Bottlenose dolphins feeding and playing up close in the area.
    Whales on migration resting or curiously passing by to check us out and put on a show.
    Many different turtles feeding around the point.
    Get a unique view of the Double Island Point Lighthouse from the water.
    Return trip along the Great Beach Drive back to Rainbow Beach.
    What's Included: 4WD Great Beach Drive experience, equipment hire, guided kayak and wildlife tour, National Park entry fees, pictures on request.
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Real Aussie Says:
What a way to see the spectacular marine life in Australia than up close and personal in a kayak. Get back to nature and into the wild on this Kayak tour from Rainbow Beach. The perfect activity if you have a spare day before or after Fraser Island.

3 Hour Dolphin View Kayak and Great Beach Drive Adventure from Rainbow Beach Price information AUD per person

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 Tour code: DKR
  $75
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Departs: Daily from Rainbow Beach excluding 25 December (Christmas Day).

Departure times vary daily as a result of tide times to access Double Island Point along the Great Beach Drive. Please re-confirm for specific departure times. Please allow 3-3.5 hours from pick up to drop off.
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Rainbow Beach


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Tour Departure Times: Departure times vary daily as a result of tide times to access Double Island Point along the Great Beach Drive. Please reconfirm contact for specific departure times.

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