Lamb on the Barbie, beach cricket on a pristine white sandy beach, spotting a dingo, and snorkeling with turtles make this a quintessential Fraser Coast Australia Day celebration on the Remote Fraser Island tour with Tasman Venture.
On Australia Day, the crew will be cooking up a storm and serving lamb galore, and are looking forward to umpiring yet another close encounter on arguably one of the most pristine and remote natural cricket pitches in the world.
Kate Ernst from Tasman Venture said that bookings were looking solid for the Australia Day weekend, and the crew was looking forward to offering passengers a slightly different version of the Remote Fraser Island tour.
“Whilst we offer a wide range of activities on the Remote Fraser Island tour, the annual cricket match is reserved exclusively for Australia Day” Kate said.
“Playing cricket on the West Coast of Fraser Island for many of our guests is often a once in a lifetime experience, and has proven to be extremely popular in the past”.
“All the crew will be donning their 'Australiana' attire and we encourage our guests to join in the fun and dress up for Australia Day!”
“Of course the crew will be cooking lamb instead of beef, along with the rest of the tasty selections we offer as a part of our BBQ lunch” she added.
The Tasman Venture Remote Fraser Island tour departs daily at 8:00am, and returns at approximately 5.00pm, with prices starting from $150 per person.
To book now visit www.tasmanventure.com.au or call 1800 620 322.
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Friday, 23 January 2015
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