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Adult Rider competent cyclist
A$89
Child Under 12 competent cyclist
A$59
Kids Under 5 options from
A$10

Point Cartwright 3hr e-Bike Tour

Discover the captivating beauty of the Kawana stretch on our Point Cartwright 3hr e-Bike Tour. Immerse yourself in the stunning ocean vistas and explore the enchanting Sunshine Coast like never before.

Starting at the Boat Ramp Car Park La Balsa Park Harbour Parade in Buddina, our journey takes us south to Moffat Headlands Queen Of Colonies lookout along the Mooloolaba lock. Delve into the meticulously crafted built environment of the Moolola River lock and the Kawana Lake district, passing through some of the area’s most prestigious houses.

We pause for a coffee break at Something Out of the Blue Currimundi Lake before continuing to Moffet Beach. At Moffat Headlands Queen Of Colonies lookout, relish breathtaking views of open beaches and the Mooloola River delta. Dive into enlightening insights on the geology, ecology, and environment of the Sunshine Coast.

On the return, we e-bike along the coastal pathway, tracing the famed open beaches of the Sunshine Coast, culminating at the lighthouse lookout at Point Cartwright. Here, delve into the developmental history and stories of the coast.

Designed for those with a reasonable level of fitness and sound bicycling skills, our 3-hour tour maintains a comfortable pace. The use of e-bikes enhances the journey, allowing you to savor the breathtaking scenery without exhaustion.

Don’t miss this unique perspective of the Sunshine Coast! Secure your spot on our Point Cartwright 3hr e-Bike Tour today, and embark on an exhilarating adventure that promises unforgettable memories.

Recommended for riders with “sound fitness levels,” indicating good physical condition with the necessary strength, endurance, and flexibility for ease in physical activities. Please provide a day’s notification for this tour.

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