Aussie Farm Life - Tobruk Sheep Station (J2)
Additional Information
Pensioner Fares apply to Australian and New Zealand Pension Card holders, Australian Senior Card holders and full time Australian Students.
- Included in price:
- Damper & Tea, Sheep Shearing, Whp Cracking, Boomerang Throwing, Aussie Tucker lunch.
- What to bring:
- Comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, water bottle, camera & jacket in cooler months
- Fitness level required:
- Not specified
- Child policies:
- Children under 24 months (2yrs) of age are classified as infants and travel free of charge. Children under the age of 7 years are to be restrained in a baby pod or child seat (this is mandatory by law from 01 February 2013). Child prices apply to children between the ages of 2 and 15 years inclusive.
- Departure points:
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Departure time:
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8:15 AM Thu
- Pickup/departure instructions:
- Selected hotel pick-ups are available as follows: Crescent on Bayswater (33 Bayswater Road, Kings Cross) - 0700 YHA Central (11 Rawson Place, Haymarket) - 0730 Four Points Sheraton (161 Sussex Street, Sydney) - 0815 Four Seasons Sydney (meet at Level 3 of Harrington St entrance) - 0810 Hilton Hotel (meet at Pitt Street entrance) - 0800 Holiday Inn Darling Harbour (68 Harbour Street, Darling Harbour) - 0735 Menzies Hotel (14 Carrington Street, Sydney) - 0805 Novotel Darling Harbour (100 Murray Street, Pyrmont) - 0745 Parkroyal Darling Harbour (150 Day St, Sydney) - 0750 Rydges World Square (389 Pitt Street, Sydney) - 0755 Sofitel Wentworth Hotel (61 Phillip Street, Sydney) - 0715 Vibe on Goulburn (111 Goulburn Street, Sydney) - 0725 The coach will not attend a location unless a pick-up is prearranged. Please note the times listed are approximate and ALL bookings MUST be reconfirmed with operator the day before departure.
- Duration:
- Half Day (approx 6hrs)
- Approximate Return Time:
- 2.45pm
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Tour Details
- Operator
- AAT Kings
- Destination
- Hawkesbury River Valley
- Departs From
- Sydney
Tour Description
Highlights:
Stockman’s Tucker
Sheep Muster
Sheep Shearing
Aussie BBQ Lunch
Whip Cracking
Boomerang Throwing
View the Blue Mountains
En Route:
Today you’ll enjoy a real Aussie bush experience. You’ll head out over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and on to the Great Northern Road. The 70 minute journey will take you through some of rural NSW and views of lush bush landscapes.
Tobruk Sheep Station
Offering a truly authentic experience, Tobruk Sheep Station will immerse you into the Australian bush and life on an outback sheep station. On arrival you’ll be welcomed by stockmen on horseback and led to the nearby Drovers Camp.
Stockman’s Tucker
Once at the Drovers Camp you will be treated to traditional stockman’s tucker with billy tea and damper around the campfire. Made and served the old way – straight up – the billy tea is boiled over the campfire, while the damper dough is placed straight onto the embers. While this tucker tastes great, make sure you leave room for lunch.
Sheep Muster
Now you’ll see the amazing patience and skill of the stockman at work with his sheepdog. In order to get the sheep to a particular pen on the property, the stockman directs his canine partner as it moves quickly and expertly among the 50 strong herd. With what looks like effortless skill and speed, the dog will move over, under and around the sheep to achieve his task. Have the camera ready to take a snap when the dog lands himself on the back of a wayward sheep.
Sheep Shearing
The age-old profession of sheep shearing requires a great deal of practice, skill and agility and here you’ll see it firsthand. While seated in the most unique shearing shed in the country, you’ll watch the shearers at work while the life of the shearer himself is unfolded. Under the guidance of a veteran, you can even try your own hand at the art of shearing an anxious sheep!
Aussie BBQ
After all that excitement, it’s time to enjoy some real Aussie hospitality with a mouthwatering BBQ. Today you’ll be treated to an Aussie grill of steak, sausages and burgers, freshly baked damper rolls, green salad and more. Oh, and don’t forget dessert – traditional Aussie Lamington cake – just delicious.
Boomerang Throwing
Boomerangs were traditionally used by the Aboriginal people as a hunting weapon, but here at Tobruk they’re used for fun. Once you’ve had an expert demonstration, you can give it a go yourself – just keep an eye out for that returning Boomerang.
Whip Cracking
Reckon you could crack a whip? It’s not as easy as it looks. Now our able stockmen will demonstrate the use of the whip in the mustering process. The actual cracking is achieved in a fraction of a second, by breaking the sound barrier. After the expert demonstration, why not let the stockmen show you how it’s done.
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