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Making magic memories on the river

Posted in River Tours with tags , , , , , , , , , , , on December 16, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

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Late afternoon jet ski Tour

Posted in River Tours on December 16, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

Amazing views of the setting sun on the Maroochy River. Balmy afternoons in the summer are one of the best times to be on the river.10406_380261998733836_1973969643_n 603266_380261995400503_97768563_n 20612_380261932067176_21894060_n 205054_380261948733841_1675628686_n 196132_380261848733851_2064125323_n 543899_380261815400521_1041199013_n

Sunset Jet Ski Tour

Posted in River Tours with tags , , , , , , on September 28, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

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Sun setting over the bridge, Maroochy river

Posted in River Tours with tags , , , , , , , , on July 27, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

What a beautiful ending to a gorgeous day on the Maroochy river.

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Another sunset on the Maroochy river

Posted in River Tours, Top spots with tags , , , , , , , , , , on July 16, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

What a perfect sunset, the colors almost look to vivid to be real. Well they do say the Sunshine Coast’s beautiful one day perfect the next.

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Golden glow on the river

Posted in River Tours with tags , , , , , , , , on July 14, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

Today the river glowed, the sky was tinged with gold.

Mount Ninderry and waterways

Posted in River Tours, The Maroochy river geography, plants & wildlife with tags , , , , , , , on July 10, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

It is only recently that the ecological and economic importance of mangroves has been fully appreciated with an estimated 75% of commercial catches originating from these diminishing resources. Join our experienced guides for a tour with a difference as we branch off the main river and venture into some of SE Queensland’s most pristine water ways. Our eco friendly quiet personal watercraft, enable us to access areas of national park which very few ever experience.

The river at Dusk

Posted in River Tours, Top spots with tags , , , , , , , , , on July 10, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

There is something magical about being out on the river at this time of day.

Such a clear still day on the river………

Posted in on the pontoon, River Tours with tags , , , , , , , on July 5, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

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The Maroochy river

Posted in River Tours, The Maroochy river geography, plants & wildlife with tags , , , , , , , , , , , on July 4, 2012 by maroochy river jet ski

The Maroochy river today reflects the mysteries of the land and mountains surrounding it.The catchment mountains are easily seen from the reaches of the river-Buderim mountain to the south, Blackall range to the west, mount Nindery and mount coolum to the north, all distinctive and beautiful features, providing approximately 440 square kilometers of catchment to the Maroochy river.

The Coastal river estuary has a high conservation value as it is recognised as South East Queenslands only largely undisturbed estuary with the best developed and most extensive mangrove community, containing 66% of the total estuarine mangrove forests in South East Queensland.

Within it’s reaches this most special river supports an astounding biodiversity of life. Boasting at least 120 species of birds, those found in mangroves to open rainforests. These include the Whimbrel, Kingfishers, the Eastern Curlew, Bartailed Godwit,Ducks,Herons,Thornbills, Doves, Stilts, Whipbirds,Terns, Sandpippers,Plovers, Honeyeaters Pelicans and Bitterns.

The river wetlands supports the nurseries of approximately 75% of marine life being prawns,crabs and fish, Whiting,mullet,bream,flathead,mangrove jacks and school jew to name a few.Countless reptiles laze along the river edge. Water dragons, lace monitors and snakes. Swamp wallabies, whip tail wallabies and grey kangaroos spend the cooler moths feeding and sleeping along the riverbanks.

As well as being a beautiful feature for the area and of high conservation value the Maroochy river has many recreational uses a prime spot for water sports and fishing.

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