Why not come and join us on our 2Hr Tin City Tour as a passenger in our vehicle, or Tag-A-Long in your 4x4 vehicle, Join in the fun, go sandboarding, see the sites and pickup some usefull tips on getting about the sand dunes in your own vehicle.

DEPARTS: The 4x4 Entry point off Gan Gan road If you have more people than you can carry in your Vehicle, we can help with our 4x4 Hummer at $55 for Adults and $35 Children,+ Tour Cost is $150.00 per Vehicle including NPAWS Permit

An exciting fun filled 70 minutes drive along the beach and across some of the 35 metre high sand dunes, visiting 'Tin City', the 'Pyramids' and old WWII site and some Sandboarding and Pipi Catching along the way. We arrive at the Sygna Shipwreck a 58 thousand ton Norwegian bulk carrier blown ashore in 1974 by strong winds on it's maiden voyage.the perfect end to an exhilarating tour.

DEPARTS: Birubi Point Lower Car Park Anna Bay at the end of James Patterson (The Army Colour Trailer pick up point)

Our all-purpose designed 4WD Hummers will transport us to the spectacular Stockton sand dunes for an adventure of a lifetime, touring across the massive 40 metre high dunes on route to the Sygna Shipwreck, a 58 thousand ton Norwegian bulk carrier washed ashore by strong winds in 1974.

Then it's off to the 'Pyramids' and old WWII site. At this stop we can do some Sandboarding down a 35 metre dune at breathtaking speed.

'Tin City' is next, emerging like a mirage out of the sand dunes. It began in the late 1800's when 2 tin huts were built to shelter shipwrecked sailors. As there are some 98 shipwrecks along that part of the coast, the huts increased in numbers in the 1930's.

A number of movies have been made at 'Tin City' including parts of Mad Max and the pub still stands there! As we make our way back to Newcastle we stop off on the beach for a Pipi Catch and Release.

DEPARTS: Stockton Ferry Wharf (Stockton Side)

After an exciting 20 minutes drive across the sand dune you will find 'Tin City' emerging out the sand dunes like a mirage! It all began in the late 1800's when two tin huts were build to store provisions for shipwrecked sailors (there are some 98 shipwrecks between Newcastle and Port Stephens). In the 1930's Great Depression 'Tin City' grew to 20 huts.

A number of movies have been made at this location, including parts of Mad Max. The pub still stands!

Other activities on this tour are Sandboarding, visiting the 'Pyramids' an old WWII site, and Pipi Catch and Release.

DEPARTS: Birubi Point Lower Car Park (the Army Colour Trailer pick up point) Anna Bay at the end of James Patterson Street