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4.7 5 experiences from AU$ 43 Free cancellation on most experiences
Port Stephens: Stockton Beach Sandboarding & 4WD Dune Ride
Port Stephens: Stockton Beach Sandboarding & 4WD Dune Ride★★★★★★★★★★ 4.67 (295)1h–3hYou get picked up at a marked meeting point, ride a 4WD into the dunes, learn to sandboard from an instructor, then slide down 40-50 metre slopes as many times as you want for 1-1.5 hours. Equipment, shuttle, and park fees are included; you just bring water and a camera. The return trip is built in, so you don't arrange your own way back.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants a unique Australian thrill without arranging transport or equipment — the shuttle, board, and instruction are all handled, so you just show up and slide.Free cancellationTravelers' pickMost bookedfromAU$ 43View ›
Sandboarding at Stockton Beach, Port Stephens: Unlimited Dunes
Sandboarding at Stockton Beach, Port Stephens: Unlimited Dunes★★★★★★★★★★ 4.39 (139)1h–2hSandboarding at Stockton Beach in Port Stephens puts you on the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere for unlimited runs down massive slopes. The experience includes sandboard hire, 4WD return transfers from the meeting point, instruction and supervision from a live English-speaking guide, a bottle of water, and the National Parks levy. Operates in all weather; dress for the conditions you choose.Is it for me?You arrive at Stockton Beach, grab a board, and spend your session riding the Southern Hemisphere's largest moving sand dunes while the operator manages transport, equipment and instruction.Free cancellationInfants freefromAU$ 45View ›
Port Stephens: 4WD Beach & Sandboarding on Stockton Dunes
Port Stephens: 4WD Beach & Sandboarding on Stockton Dunes★★★★★★★★★★ 4.76 (124)1hYou walk Birubi Beach with a guide who teaches you to find pipis, then drive into the Stockton dunes for unlimited sandboarding runs. Water and boards are included, and the air-conditioned vehicle picks you up between slides. Plan for half a day and bring sunscreen—the reflection off the sand is intense.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a mix of beach walking and active play without a full-day commitment. The sandboarding is unlimited and suited to all fitness levels, though the 4WD ride and repeated climbing involve physical movement that rules it out for those with spinal injuries or cardiovascular concerns.Free cancellationTop ratedInfants freefromAU$ 57View ›
Port Stephens 4WD Sand Dune Tour: Drive Stockton Beach Yourself
Port Stephens 4WD Sand Dune Tour: Drive Stockton Beach Yourself★★★★★★★★★★ 4.94 (90)3hA three-hour 4WD tag-along tour in Port Stephens where you drive your own vehicle through the Stockton Sand Dunes and Worimi Conservation Lands with an experienced guide. The first two passengers are included in the vehicle fee; additional passengers pay an NPWS fee of $6.50 each at departure. You'll need a Worimi Conservation Lands Beach permit, purchased beforehand at the BP in Anna Bay.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads at a pace that works for all fitness levels, so anyone comfortable driving a 4WD can follow the route safely. You'll need your own vehicle with low-range capability and a willingness to handle the sand yourself—this is driving practice, not a sightseeing ride.Likely to sell outfrom · per groupAU$ 365View ›
Port Stephens Beach and Sand Dune 4WD Tour
Port Stephens Beach and Sand Dune 4WD Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 4.97 (30)3hA three-hour 4WD tour of Port Stephens takes you across Stockton Beach and through the sand dunes of Worimi Conservation Lands in an air-conditioned vehicle with a live English-speaking guide. The tour suits all fitness levels and welcomes groups of any size. National Park fees are included; you bring nothing but yourself.Is it for me?You're booking this if you want to see the dunes and the remote beaches but don't have a 4WD or the local knowledge to navigate them yourself—the vehicle and the guide handle both, so you spend the three hours looking instead of planning the route.Likely to sell outKids −27%fromAU$ 133View ›
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