Sentences with phrase «hour rainforest walk»

The Treetop Walk is a one hour rainforest walk experience, that is approximately two kilometres in total and features a 600 metre long and 30 metre high steel structured treetop...

The Treetop Walk is a 1 hour rainforest walk experience that is approx 2 km in total and features a 600mt long and 30mt high steel structured treetop canopy walkway that takes you right into the treetops.

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We spent an hour walking from one treetop platform to another on the self - guided Rainforest Explorer's tour and learned about the various animals and trees that call Capilano Suspension Bridge Park home.

Venture 2 1/2 hours south to the ruggedly beautiful Wilsons Promontory National Park and follow the Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk for 2 1/2 kilometres (1.6 miles) through heathland, eucalypt forest and rainforest (taking about three hours).

On foot you'll find that rainforest meets reef at Cape Tribulation, where you can easily lose hours walking through tropical lowland forest or along stretches of white sand.

As one of Kiama's best known landmarks, «Bush Bank» offers guests an ideal rural retreat just one and a half hours drive from Sydney and close to surf beaches, walks, fishing, shops, restaurants, golf courses, rainforest and all tourist facilities.

It took me about 4.5 hours to walk the 23 km, with a short stop at Lake Birrabeen and in the rainforest.

The two hour treatment begins with a guided walk to the heart of the rainforest.

Walks are from five to nine kilometres long and you will be in the rainforest at least three hours, on graded tracks which may be a little rough and involve some scrambling over rocks and creek crossings.

Then spend four hours on Green Island where you can go swimming and snorkeling, take a glass - bottom boat tour, and enjoy beach or rainforest walks.

Heavy - lifting, Russian Kamov helicopters ferried - in towers, but to minimise the impact on the World Heritage - listed rainforest, construction workers had to walk into the site — sometimes up to one hour each.

The journey is a 9 km, 4 hour self - guided return walk that takes you through subtropical World Heritage listed rainforest and, upon ascent, offers 360 degree ocean and Byron hinterland views.