Chasing Fireflies - A Guided Walk

Exclusive Fireflies Chase with Biologist Helen Schwencke

Join us for an extraordinary experience as we embark on a guided Fireflies Chase led by the esteemed Biologist Helen  of Earthling Enterprises. This opportunity, previously exclusive to our camping weekend guests and Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park visitors, is now opening up to a limited number of additional participants.

Prepare to be enchanted as we journey into the heart of the Scenic Rim. Guided by the expert hand of Biologist Helen Swankee, we'll explore the mysteries of these luminescent wonders. The evening will come alive with the soft, captivating glow of fireflies, offering a rare glimpse into their magical world.

 Experience Highlights:

• Biologist-Led: Benefit from the deep knowledge and passion of Biologist Helen Schwencke as she unveils the secrets of fireflies.

• Nature's Light Show: Witness the mesmerizing dance of these enchanting creatures as they light up the night.

• Arrive early and feed the Parrots at Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park

• Dance with Fireflies & Glow Worms

• Exclusive Opportunity: This experience was crafted with care for our camping weekend and Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park guests, and we're thrilled to extend it to a limited number of additional participants.

• Limited Availability: These tickets are in high demand and extremely limited. Secure your spot to be a part of this captivating adventure.

Don't miss out on the chance to be a part of this unique and enchanting evening. Secure your spot now and be ready to explore the magic of fireflies with Biologist Helen Swankee.

Meeting place: You'll need to meet us at the Queen Mary Falls Car Park at 5.15pm for a 5.30pm departure.  

Mandatory - Torch - You must bring a torch - preferably a head torch so that your hands are free. We will supply glow paper to your torch for optimal viewing.

Closed toed shoes.  The ground is uneven and rocky. You must be ok to walk in the Dark.

There is no guarantee of seeing Fireflies or Glow Worms. We have had recent reports that they are around though.

They are only visible for 3 weeks a year and only just after dusk. It is very rare to find them because of their time table and habitat. 

Not suitable for children in prams or people requiring assistance with walking or vision impaired.

If you would like to join us for the camping weekend please let us know.