Reef 2 Beach Surf School

On land adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and just north of the Deepwater National Park this spectacular reserve protects dense wetlands and threatened vine forests – habitat for wildlife such as the threatened Dunmall’s snake, beach stone-curlew and rare grey goshawk.This specially designed circular track (a mix of boardwalk and stepping platforms) will allow you to penetrate the thick, lush undergrowth and tiptoe through the wetlands without getting your feet wet.To make a day of it The Red Rocks Walking Trail – a 6km or 2.5 hour walk (if you don’t stop for a swim) – begins next to our reserve and hugs the headlands and beaches south along the coastline on beach esplanade. While Bush Heritage doesn’t own this land we do help with some of the management.Several of our reserves are open for camping between April and October, but have now closed for the warmer months. We also run a number of guided tours throughout the year in the cooler weather. As we prepare our trip schedule for 2015 we’ll post updates on our website and social media.