Picnic Bay, a coastal haven steeped in history and natural beauty. Step onto the shores of Picnic Bay accompanied by our knowledgeable guide. Your experience encompasses both the breathtaking vistas and the richness of Picnic Bay's past. Wander along the heritage-listed Picnic Bay Jetty, where remnants of the island's bygone days blend seamlessly with the panoramic views of the Coral Sea with the possibility of witnessing turtles or dugongs in the waters. Our tour unfolds the layers of Picnic Bay's heritage, and a highlight is our visit to the local museum. Led by our expert guide, explore the museum's curated exhibits showcasing artefacts, stories, and photographs that vividly depict the area's fascinating history. Delve into tales of early settlers, maritime adventures, and the cultural tapestry that shaped this coastal gem

Visit the Marina and take a short walk along the Presto Breakwater, to visit the wreck of the Presto scuttled on Magnetic Island in 1896. There is always a chance to spot some of our iconic Allied Rock Wallabies as they jump along the breakwater.

Stop for a break at the island's watersports mecca, Horseshoe Bay. Plenty of cafe's available and a lifeguard patrolled beach. Markets operate every Sunday during the cooler months.

While the tour doesn't cover the entire Forts walk, it offers an insightful experience into our island's World War II history through an informative display at the start of the walk Ascend to the initial lookout point (approximately 100m) to marvel at the stunning panoramic vistas overlooking Arthur Bay.

As you walk alongside the group, our guide paints vivid pictures of the island's past and present, pointing out unique features of the landscape and sharing captivating tales about the area's significance. Alma Bay's beauty unfolds before your eyes as our guide provides insights into the bay's history, wildlife, and the mesmerising tranquility that makes it a hidden gem on Magnetic Island.