- Mooloolaba - ‘Mooloolaba’ is thought to have derived either from ‘mulu’ the Aboriginal word for snapper fish, or ‘mullu’ meaning red-bellied black snake. Originally the name ‘Mooloolah Heads’ was given to the area from the mouth of the Mooloolah River to the site of the present Charles Clarke Park on River Esplanade. The rock groyne was built in the early 1965 to facilitate pilot boats for the port of Brisbane.
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Join us for a unique and enriching journey with our guided tour from river to river on an e-bike. Accompanied by an informed marine biologist, you will cycle from the entry of Mooloolah River all the way to Maroochy River, taking in the stunning sights of the renowned Mooloolaba Spit Rock Wall, HMAS Brisbane Lookout, and Cotton Tree Park pier. Unearth the profound history and fascinating geography of the coastline, understanding the pivotal role these rivers contributed to the growth of Sunshine Coast Region. This straightforward, beginner-friendly ride along paved pathways will lead you from Charles Clarke Park to the entrance of Mooloolaba River Spit Rock Wall, ascending to the viewpoint at Alexandra Headlands, and finally reaching Maroochy River at Cotton Tree before looping back.
Revel in the stunning landscape while you benefit from the ease and comfort of our electric bicycles. Reserve your tour today for a once in a lifetime experience!
- Contact @ecoTekkSC directly +61 473 635 865 to explore options for accommodating young children, including child seats, toddler seats, child trailers, or tag-along solutions.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.