FAMILIES searching for an unforgettable school holiday experience are being encouraged to discover the excitement of Port Stephens 4WD Tours, a family-owned and operated business that has been creating memorable adventures for locals and visitors for more than 22 years.
One of the region’s most popular attractions, the award-winning Unlimited Sandboarding Adventure, takes guests deep into the spectacular Worimi Conservation Lands, home to the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere.
Travelling aboard custom-built 4WD vehicles, visitors can explore the unique landscape while learning about the area’s fascinating environment and natural history.
The adventure then continues with unlimited sandboarding down the towering dunes, providing thrills and fun for participants of all ages.
Suitable for families, friends and holidaymakers, the experience combines adventure, education and breathtaking scenery in one memorable outing.
No previous sandboarding experience is required, with all equipment supplied as part of the tour.
In addition to its renowned sandboarding adventure, Port Stephens 4WD Tours offers a variety of other experiences designed to showcase the natural beauty and wildlife of the region.
Popular options include the Dolphins & Dunes Package, the Whales & Dunes Package and the Beach & Dune Tour, each providing a unique way to experience the spectacular Port Stephens coastline.
With school holidays providing the perfect opportunity to get outdoors and explore, Port Stephens 4WD Tours continues to be one of the region’s most iconic and sought-after tourism operators.
Whether seeking adventure, stunning scenery or a memorable family day out, visitors can discover why generations of guests have made Port Stephens 4WD Tours a must-do holiday experience.
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