Book — AUD $249
Wakeboard at sunset. Wild wallabies at sunrise. 24 hours from Airlie Beach — everything included.
Book now — AUD $249The sunrise tour alone is AUD $129. You get the lot — transport, bed and meals — for AUD $249.
Filmed on tour — this is actually it.
Back at Airlie Lagoon by 12:00pm — in time for lunch.
"Waking up with wallabies and having a go at the wakeboarding park next to the lodge — thank you for this amazing experience."
"It might seem like a simple tour, but it has honestly been one of my favourites. No hassle, only fun 🩷"
"Best guide we have had on our east coast travels — she took us to some amazing places. Loved it!"
"We had the best time on the sunrise wallaby tour. Would highly, highly recommend adding this to your trip!"
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Yes — confident swimmers only. Lifejacket and helmet supplied and worn at all times.
No worries — coaching included. You'll start on a kneeboard and most people are up on a board within the session.
Yes. Everyone signs a risk acknowledgement before riding, and there's a short safety briefing. Under-18s need a parent or guardian to sign.
Yes — solo upgrade $80, or $40 each for friends/couples (king or twin), subject to availability.
Min age 10 · under-18s with a parent · National Park permit fees included
Most lists of things to do in Airlie Beach stop at the Whitsundays. The Wallaby Wake-Up is the one that doesn't involve a boat: cable wakeboarding at one of Australia's only 7 wake parks, and the famous Cape Hillsborough kangaroo sunrise tour from Airlie Beach — wild kangaroos and wallabies on the beach at dawn. Two of the best things to do in Mackay, packed into 24 hours with transport, meals and a bed included.