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Beach Kangaroos Sunrise & Wildlife Tour #WCEXP

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----- Take your budget further and get 5% off when you use the code WELWIKI5 on your booking through the link on WikiCamps. Enjoy your experience! ----- This is an extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime experience that is only available at dawn when the wild kangaroos and wallabies come to the beach early morning to feed on the mangrove seed pods present on the shore. Break out the binoculars and the walking boots to experience this stunning day of Australian nature and wildlife from Airlie Beach. Your tour day starts early as you begin the road trip to share the sunrise with local kangaroos and wallabies at Cape Hillsborough National Park. After sunrise, delve deeper into nature and explore the trail walks, beaches, and sacred aboriginal sites. You'll listen to the guides speaking about the local animal species, vegetation, local indigenous culture, and the area's history. After a walk through the National Park, enjoy a picnic breakfast on the beach before heading off to an animal sanctuary and farm where you will have the opportunity to encounter animals and birds, such as kookaburras, fruit doves, birds of prey, goannas, turtles, platypus & lizards.

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