Tuesday, March 27, 2007

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Moreton Bay 1 Day Tour

Sand boarding and tobogganing.
Body boarding and body surfing.
Thick eucalypt forest and soft sandy beach.



If any one of those raised your eyebrows, then it’s time to gear up!

What? 1 Day Moreton Island Tour
Where? Moreton Island (duh!)
When? April 15, 2007 (Sunday) 7am – 6pm
How much? Members : AUS$ 90 , Non members : AUS$ 95 , Children : AUS$ 80

Description of the tour as described by the agency:

“Tour starts with a luxury cruise aboard MiCat across beautiful Moreton Bay to Moreton Island. On arrival we board our 4WD and drive of the ferry directly on to the beach. Moreton Island is the worlds third largest sand island of which 98% is a protected National Park, with no sealed roads, 4WD is the only mode of transport! Our first activity is to get straight into sand boarding and tobogganing. This has to be done as early as possible in the day as summer temperatures get up to 36deg. This is awesome fun, high speed, high adrenalin! Moreton Bay Escapes provide both lie down toboggans as well as stand up boards. Next stop we cross the island to the Open Beach. We travel through thick eucalypt forest, featuring beautiful Xanthorrhoea (Grass Trees) up to 250 years old. The open beach is 38km long of uninterrupted surf beach. Boogy Boarding and body surfing is next! We are off to North Point and Honeymoon Bay’s secluded beach with great safe surf beaches. After a picnic lunch we are off to Cape Moreton Lighthouse and Information centre. This imposing rock Headland is 80m above sea level and gives us commanding views across all of Moreton Island and the beautiful Glass House Mountains. Look out to sea and spot Dolphins, Turtles and Whales (June To October). Moreton Island is home to hundreds of different birds, featuring White Bellied Sea Eagles, Pied Oyster Catchers, Pelicans and thousands of wadding birds. Our last stop is Blue Lagoon, one of Moreton Island’s beautiful fresh water lakes. Take a dip and soak up the naturally occurring tea tree oils (the fountain of youth) Once rejuvenated to return to MiCat for our beautiful cruise home. What a day!”


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Trip fare includes morning tea, lunch, transportation, activities and National Park fees.

For more information on the agency, their available tours and Moreton Bay, check out their website at Moreton Bay Escapes.

UQMSA is proud to announce that this is a special offer that the club has secured for you. It’s a deal that you cannot get anywhere else! (you’d notice that prices are much higher on the website) Due to limited availability, you are advised to make your decision as soon as possible. Registration will be held on Mamak Night, April 4th (Wednesday). The registration booth will be open from 6-8pm. We are only taking 40 people on board, so you better not be late!

Bring along your student ID, membership card and the full payment for registration.

Do invite your friends and family as well!

Don’t miss out!


p/s: More details on Mamak Night will be posted soon, so take this time to consider the offer!

Best regards,
UQMSA Committee 2007

5 comments :

Anonymous said...

Where would the place for picking up and dropping off?

amusedbemused said...
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Anonymous said...

hmm.. how do i sign up as a member? n where will Mamak Nite be held?

UQMSA said...

Amira,
Hello. If you mean signing up to be a member of UQMSA, all you need to do is bring $7 to Mamak Night, give us your details and collect your new membership card.

Jess,
Pick up spot will be the UQ lakes bus stop at 7am. I suppose the drop off point might be the same.

-Trina-

Unknown said...

Hi... How do i sign up if i'm neither a member of uqmsa nor turning up at mamak nite? Is there anyone I can contact with? I rather keen in going to this trip..Thanks...