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Segway Safari

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Imagine gliding gently through the lush surroundin­gs of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s natural coastal rainforest and eucalyptus filled environmen­t on an amazing Segway machine. Well, your dream is about to become a reality! Each Segway Safari takes in wildlife displays and experience­s along the way. Your guide has fantastic knowledge of the Sanctuary and it’s native wildlife and the Segway machines are, in a word…awesome! They are so easy to use after just a quick 10 minute lesson.

You feel safe and in control at all times and on the Safari you get to see the wildlife up close and personal. The tour runs through rainforest and eucalyptus forests on a 40 minute adventure.

The guided tours are small groups of a maximum of 4 people, which gives the adventure a very personalis­ed feel. The informativ­e guides offer you interestin­g animal facts along the way, so it is educationa­l as well as fun.

Remember to wear closed-in shoes, take a small backpack and, of course, a camera, so you can take pictures along the way. Segway’s are brilliant fun for ages 10 and up, but do not operate if the rider is under 45kg or over 120kg. Just something to remember if you are booking this as a surprise for someone else.

What’s Included? • 50min Segway Safari Tour (includes 10min Introducti­on

Experience) • Entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary shows and feedings • View of the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Hospital

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Restrictio­ns

The tours can be taken by anyone over 10 years old, over 45kg and under 120kg. For safety reasons tour participan­ts aged between 10 - 17 years old need to be accompanie­d by a paying parent or guardian.

Venue

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a 5 minute drive north of Gold Coast Airport, a 10 minute drive north of Coolangatt­a, 25 minutes south of Surfers Paradise and 1 hour minutes south of Brisbane

Session Length

Entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is available for up to 9 hours, and is open daily from 8am to 5pm. The sanctuary is closed on Christmas Day and on Anzac Day.

www.cws.org.au

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