Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre in D’Aguilar National Park is a unique wildlife centre where families can discover native animals, join a wildlife …
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Dec 29, 2024
Hidden treasure, worth the trip. Beautiful natural spectacle. Short circuit walk to and from the bridge. Wonderful nature views.Full review by Nomad37368934808
Dec 11, 2024
Really easy walk and amazing cave and natural bridge. Definitely worth the visit. Really interesting geology with successive flows visible. Hardly anyone there when we visited. Toilet facilities are …Full review by 850shaner
Sep 11, 2024
We hired a car in Gold Coast and drove to the Springbrook National park. The drive was scenic and we loved it. The walk to the Natural Bridge is just over a km. It is suitable for all ages and physic…Full review by 1Punjaban
Hi! My husband I are planning a trip to Gold Coast early July. We would like to visit Natural Bridge for glow worms. As my husband wants to drink at night, we think of going there before dawn. My questions are: 1 Are there many glow worms in winter? (Is the view still fastinating?) 2 Can we enjoy glow worms before dawn (until sunrise)? All the tours and self-driving visitors go there in the evening. I am afraid they won't glow early in the morning OR the car park is closed then. 3 Is driving to Natural Bridge is safe? I hear that there are no street lights on the road to reach there. Are there any possibilities that Kangaroos or any big animals cross the road and hit my car?? Thank you. Elle
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Yes there are no street lights, and yes it's rural Au. so a narrow and twisty road but Aussie drivers touring tend to be a forgiving bunch, so take your time and you'll be fine.
Hi, I would like to know if Natural Bridge and the surroundings of it are opens and safe as I'd like to plan a visit next week ? Thank you for taking time to send me your point of view. Kind regards. nel.
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Hi. It was, but I cannot guarantee that now. We live 16 driving hours away and are now home again. It was 2 weeks ago when we were there. Best you contact tourist information at the …
Hi. It was, but I cannot guarantee that now. We live 16 driving hours away and are now home again. It was 2 weeks ago when we were there. Best you contact tourist information at the Gold Coast, Queensland.
Hi - just wondering if you can see the glow worms for free? Do you need to pay to go onto one of the tours or can you just turn up and do it? And what time would you recommend going?
Hi, is the path to the glow worms steep, or relatively flat as I will have someone with me who has difficulty walking too far. Also, are the glow worms visible through the day?
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Sorry for the delay in responding. The glow worms can’t be seen dyeing the day. The walk is comfortable and there is no pressure to rush. There are some steps and uneven …
Sorry for the delay in responding. The glow worms can’t be seen dyeing the day. The walk is comfortable and there is no pressure to rush. There are some steps and uneven ground but as long as everyone takes care and watches their step you will be fine. I’m a pensioner and I was ok. Hope you enjoy the visit
What time of day is the best to visit? I prefer a time with less people. Don't mind getting there early.
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Channy, I was back there from Sydney three days ago. Earlier in the morning would be best. I was there about 0830 and visitors were there but not many. I also walked down to …
Channy, I was back there from Sydney three days ago. Earlier in the morning would be best. I was there about 0830 and visitors were there but not many. I also walked down to the base of Purlingbrook Falls early starting at 0730 and there was no-one there at all. Passed a few heading down on my way back but none there. It was beautiful with the cool of the morning. Cheers Pete
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