BUS TOUR - Gold Coast Motor Museum & Pelican Feeding in Labrador - February 25th

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First stop the Gold Coast Motor Museum, then lunch by the water followed by watching the pelicans. We finish with a scenic coastal drive through Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads then back to Coolangatta.

Gold Coast Motor Museum - A Showcase of Automotive Excellence

This museum has been designed to evoke memories and inspire great stories. Located on 12 acres in the Gold Coast Hinterland surrounded by native trees and rolling grasslands, with views of the Coomera Valley. The museum offers a diverse collection of over 75 cars and bikes from 1911 to 1988. Explore an eclectic range of vehicles, each with its own story. Featuring a variety of cars, bikes, and memorabilia not commonly seen in other museums.

Morning tea & entry into the Gold Coast Motor Museum included

Lunch

Bring your own picnic lunch or purchase fish and chips from Charis Seafoods by the beach. There is plenty of time to sit and talk to friends and/or enjoy a short walk along the bay.

Dozens of Pelicans fly in daily for lunch on the beach in Labrador. It’s quite amazing to watch Australia’s largest flying bird land a few meters away from you. The most characteristic feature of pelicans is their long bill with its large pouch. The bill is 40–50 cm long and is larger in males. Pelicans have a wingspan of up to 2.5 m. Their average size is 170 cm and they love daily lunch.