Enjoy the ultimate cultural experience in the Great Sandy Straits. As the sun sinks beneath the horizon listen to the enchanting sounds of the Didgeridoo with your Butchulla guide.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- Mobile ticketing
- Use your phone or print your voucher
- Duration 1.5 hours
- Check availability to see starting times.
- Instant confirmation
- Live tour guide
- English
- Wheelchair accessible
Experience
Highlights
- Enjoy dining on fresh local king prawns and canapés whilst sipping on champagne.
- Hear the legendary tales of the Butchulla people
- Discover the names and meanings of significant local landmarks
Full description
Discover the local Aboriginal ways in the friendly and relaxed company of your Butchulla guide on the Milbi Sunset tour. Cruise the spectacular Great Sandy Straits aboard the Milbi ( Butchulla for Sea Turtle) while enjoying fresh local king prawns, canapés, and a glass of champagne.
Hear the legendary tales of the Butchulla people of K'Gari (Fraser Island) and surroundings. Discover the Butchulla names and meanings of significant local landmarks, before stepping ashore on Weenandin (Round Island).
Take a walk in the footsteps of the Butchulla people, as the sun sinks beneath the horizon. Experience the unique coastal lifestyle, uncover the traditional fishing methods and food gathering techniques, whilst listening to the enchanting sounds of the didgeridoo. This cruise departs from the Great Sandy Straits Marina at 5:00 PM during Summer and 4:30 PM during Winter.
Includes
- A complimentary glass of champagne or can of beer
- Canapés and fresh local King Prawns
- Cultural Sunset Cruise
- Transfer to and from accommodation
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Meeting point
6/17 Buccaneer Drive, Urangan, 4655
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What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
Not allowed
- Pets
- Luggage or large bags
Know before you go
- Dress according to the weather
- It is possible you may have to walk through very shallow water upon exiting the vessel to reach the island
