• Broken River - This location offers the best opportunity to observe wild platypuses swimming at Broken River. Afterward, everyone enjoys a BBQ lunch in the park, beneath the gum trees.

Platypuses are wild animals, and while they are often visible, there are days when they are elusive and remain hidden. Factors such as weather, noise, and the environment can influence these shy creatures.

• Eungella National Park - Visitors can enjoy the stunning views from the Eungella Chalet. This beautiful building, constructed in the 1930s on the edge of the Clark Ranges, offers breathtaking vistas of the Pioneer Valley.

• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Two standard drinks of Beer or Wine.

Embark on an adventure into the misty rainforest mountains of Eungella National Park, known as the “Land of the Clouds,” with a fully guided, eco-certified day tour from Airlie Beach provided by Airlie Adventure Tours. Journey south through verdant cane fields and picturesque countryside before ascending into the refreshing, tropical highlands of the Clarke Range.

At Broken River, take advantage of special viewing platforms to spot the elusive platypus — one of the rare locations worldwide to observe them in their natural habitat. Wander along rainforest walking tracks where you may encounter turtles, wallabies, or the uncommon blue freshwater crayfish. Your knowledgeable local guide will share fascinating stories about the rainforest’s ecosystem, Aboriginal heritage, and distinctive wildlife.

Savor a Classic Aussie sausage sizzle lunch in a tranquil rainforest setting before enjoying a scenic drive back to Airlie Beach. This tour offers a perfect combination of nature, wildlife, and local culture — an authentic Whitsundays eco experience.

• Eungella is approx 2 hour and 20min drive from Airlie Beach.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.