From Brisbane: Natural Bridge & Tamborine Mountain Glow Worms and Skywalk Tour - Small Group

Walk to the Natural Bridge
in Springbrook National Park

Travel by small-group bus from Brisbane through the Numinbah Valley to Springbrook National Park, about 1.5 hours away. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests, the park is home to a natural bridge formed by underground volcanic activity, with a creek flowing beneath it.

The paved walking track is rated easy to moderate, with stairs and slopes, and takes about 30 minutes at a relaxed pace.

Drive through the Scenic Rim
to the Gallery Walk on Tamborine Mountain

Drive for about an hour through the countryside of the Scenic Rim to Tamborine Mountain, a village 525 m above sea level. Along the way, enjoy views toward the Great Dividing Range and Lamington National Park, and you may often see paragliders.

On Tamborine Mountain, stroll and shop along the Gallery Walk. If you like, you can also taste honey and fudge (at extra cost).

See glowing glow worms
in the glow worm cave

Join a guided tour of the man-made glow worm cave at Cedar Creek Estate. Your guide explains the life cycle of glow worms and how and why they glow. Since opening in 2005, the glow worm population here has grown to more than 5,000.

Walk above the rainforest
at Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk

End the day at Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, set in about 30 acres of private rainforest beside Cedar Creek. Spend about 45 minutes walking at your own pace along the forest floor trail, a 300 m steel bridge through the upper canopy, and a 40 m cantilever bridge rising 30 m above the creek and rainforest. The total walk is about 1.5 km. The tour then returns to Brisbane.

※ Glow worms and wildlife are living creatures, so sightings and their extent are not guaranteed.
※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.