ThunderCat 1770 Queensland Australia

ThunderCat 1770’s state of the art four metre Surf Racing ThunderCats and prepare to awaken senses you forgot you had. Feel the excitement as you dance across the waves and swell of famous Bustard Bay, discovering 1770 paradise like nothing else in the world matters.

Strong, secure hand and foot holds and soft cushioned sides to protect your back, you are guaranteed of a comfortable and personalized experience. The highly trained pilots can deliver excitement to meet the needs of the tamest people, keeping you safe, happy and within your own limits.

From the local historical waterways to the famous Bastard Bay Lighthouse, you will enjoy places very few have seen. Jenny Lind creek lies under Bustard Bay Lighthouse, boasting towering sand dunes, sheer cliffs and crystal clear waters filled with marine life.

Middle Island creek is halfway between Jenny Lind and 1770 – it’s a beautiful waterway that supports a vast array of wildlife. See fish, birds, shellfish and crabs as well as a few old fishing shacks passing the test of time.

Eurimbula National Park creek is one of the closest estuary systems to 1770 and one of the best. In approximately 10 minutes, you can be gently gliding through this pristine mangrove forest, with its abundance of wildlife and delicate eco systems, with secluded beaches and a maritime history, it’s a must see when visiting 1770.

ThunderCat 1770’s aim is to provide an eco adventure experience like nothing else. You’ll visit areas with the least human activity while discovering culture, history and the amazing flora and fauna that these local areas provide. The ThunderCat vessel is ideal for this due to its shallow draft, low emission motor and its maneuvering and stability capabilities. With only two passengers at a time, you’re guaranteed of a truly memorable experience.