Tamborine National Park — Attraction in Tamborine

A Refreshing Day Trip to Tambourine National Park

This past weekend, we embarked on a delightful day trip to Tambourine National Park, immersing ourselves in the tranquility of nature. The fresh mountain air and captivating scenery provided a perfect escape from the everyday hustle.

Our exploration revealed a vibrant tapestry of natural beauty. Lush greenery, colorful flora, and the gentle hum of bees created a truly serene atmosphere. We encountered fascinating wildlife, including sticky tree frogs and other friendly creatures, adding to the charm of the experience. The park's captivating creeks, rushing water, and breathtaking vistas provided endless opportunities for wonder and appreciation.

To complete this perfect day, we visited a winery, reveling in the picturesque views and verdant landscapes.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to experience this natural haven. Tambourine National Park offers a truly restorative escape for those seeking a connection with the beauty of the outdoors.

A separate review detailing our late afternoon culinary experience at the Bearded Dragon Hotel restaurant has...

WOW! Tamborine - hands down simply the best & the most gorgeous National Parks in Australia, we have visited.

We visited Tamborine as part of a (tour guided group), and 100% hands down glad we did. Our guide was so knowledgeable on the parks history, it was amazing to listen and be absorbed in the parks rich history, as he told the group stories. What an educational experience listening - about the (wangeriburra people), who lived on the mountain and where the first owners. The lime trees & their history connected to the name Tamborine. To the volcano that erupted over 10 million yrs ago, to the Dinosaurs that walked the mountains. Truly and amazing educational experience. 10/10 for our tour guide.

Highly recommend a tour guide around Tamborine to all young and old, who have an appreciation for history.

Definitely will revisit, when we next pop...

Our experience with Tamborine National Park is limited to Evening Rainforest and Glow Worm Experience organised by Southern Cross Tours near Curtis Falls.

It's a rather surreal experience to visit the park in pitch darkness. The presence of other group members and headlights from passing vehicles on nearby road reminds you that civilisation is all around.

Seeing glow worms and, depends on tour guide's experience and more importantly luck, other Australian eastern coast night lifes, is well worth the troubles to make the night trip.

The Curtis Falls almost appear glowing under starlight in the dark. A haunting yet strangely beautiful scene.

From what I could tell under torch light that the park was well maintained. Maybe one I'll go back during the day to appreciate the...