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1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise

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About 1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise
About 1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise
Experience the enchanting beauty of the 1770 region on Larc's renowned pink amphibious vessel, seamlessly transitioning from land to water for unparalleled exploration. Our 1-hour tour departs in the late afternoon to early evening, allowing you to chase the setting sun and capture the ambiance of another day ending. As we cruise along Round Hill Creek of the Southern Great Barrier Reef and journey along the Eurimbula National Park coastline, you'll witness the captivating transformation of sea and sky from vibrant daytime hues to the pastel tones of evening.
Why 1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise is a must
Experience a cruise on the pink Larc vessel that can seamlessly transition from land to water. Watch the sunset and capture the evening atmosphere. Explore Round Hill Creek of the Southern Great Barrier Reef and Eurimbula National Park. Encounter local wildlife such as kangaroos, sea eagles, sea turtles, dolphins, and stingrays. Led by an expert guide who will provide insights into the history of the 1770 region.
Top things to do at 1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise
Cruise to enjoy the scenic views of the 1770 region and the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Witness the transformation of the sea and sky from day to evening shades. Opportunity to spot local wildlife such as kangaroos, sea eagles, sea turtles, dolphins, and stingrays. Listen to historical stories of the region from an expert guide.
Opening hours of 1770 Larc Afternoon Cruise
Our 1-hour tour departs in the late afternoon to early evening. There are two departures in the afternoon. However, times may vary depending on the time of day, tidal conditions, and school holidays.
Know Before You Go
Have your camera ready as local wildlife often appears during this time of day, capturing the essence of the beautiful 1770 region. Departure times may vary depending on the time of day, tidal conditions, and school holidays.