Abseil a 40 to 50 metre cliff on Mount Tinbeerwah, in the hills behind Noosa, as many times as you like in the late afternoon, then watch the sun go down over the hinterland. No experience needed: gear and training are included, and children from 7 can take part.
Days
- About 3 hours
Age
- 7 years and over
Group size
- Up to 12 per session
Start / finish
- Mount Tinbeerwah car park, Tinbeerwah Road / same place
Return
- See itinerary for details
Transport
- Make your own way to Mount Tinbeerwah
Meals
- No meals are listed as included
Route
Included experiences
- Safety briefing — learn the ropes and how to walk down the rock
- Mount Tinbeerwah — unlimited abseils down a 40 to 50 metre cliff
- Sunset — views over the Noosa hinterland as the session ends
Pictures / Videos
Reviews
5.0
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Travellers consistently praise the guides for being friendly, professional and patient, particularly when helping nervous participants or those afraid of heights overcome their fears and complete multiple descents. The most striking feature of the tour is the combination of the abseiling experience itself with the spectacular views from Mt Tinbeerwah and the sunset, which reviewers describe as a major highlight that enhances the overall experience. The primary caveat is that the steep scramble back up the rock face after abseiling is unexpectedly challenging and physically demanding, which some travellers found difficult, though this does not diminish their overall satisfaction with the tour.
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“It’s more than the abseil down- there’s a very, very, steep…”
At 65, unfit and with a dodgy knee, I ticked this off my bucket list. The welcome at the meeting point was a bit cool until Chris arrived and lifted the mood. He came back to check on me on the walk up, abseiled down beside me and took photos. Be warned, the steep rock scramble back up afterwards was far harder than I expected and beyond me, but Chris's care was outstanding.
“Must do!”
The team were brilliant. We felt very safe, the views were spectacular and they made it heaps of fun. A must in Noosa.
“Amazing sunset abseil experience”
I did the sunset abseil at Mt Tinbeerwah with a group of women, some confident and some terrified, and the staff went above and beyond for all of us. Even the ones scared of heights loved it. Take a platter to share and watch the sunset afterwards.
“A MUST TO DO • EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE •”
We had a spectacular afternoon abseiling with Kris and Myles, who were professional, personable and very funny. I'm terrified of heights and was a wreck, but they gave me the confidence to go down the cliff several times. A perfect girls' afternoon.
“10/10”
Great for any skill level. Fun, enjoyable and excellent staff, and I'll definitely be back.
“First time abseiling”
My first abseil and I loved it. Great lookout over Mt Tinbeerwah, a friendly and professional team, and you can go down the 50 metre edge as many times as you like in the session. Bring plenty of water.
