Local Outdoor Activities In Order Of Distance

Action Indoor Sports Toowoomba is officially the largest indoor sports centre across the Darling Downs. Enjoy action packed, fast-paced fun with your friends, family and work colleagues across a range of sports and activities including netball, crick

OUR PADI DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING PROGRAM IN POOLS If you always wanted to give scuba diving a try but not quite sure about the ocean yet, that's ok! We can give you the experience to discover scuba diving in a swimming pool. Fun-filled pool activi

All sorts of equipment for your sporting needs. We specialise in cricket equipment but will cater for most sports.

IT IS A TRUELY ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCE, FROM SIMPLY FLYING ABOVE THE WATER TO SPINS AND DOLPHIN DIVES... THERE IS REALLY NO LIMIT TO WHAT YOU CAN DO. SO... IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NEW EXTREME SPORT TO TRY OUT, LOOK NO FUTHER, PLAY.N.UP FLYBO

Memorable sailing tours for small, personalised groups. Big Mama is our home and we look forward to welcoming you aboard. Explore and discover the hidden gems of Magnetic Island. With 23 beautiful beaches and bays to choose from, enjoy sailing in

Four Mile Beach Segway tours Come and enjoy tropical paradise the fun way on your own self drive Segway. We fill up fast and will squeeze you in subject to availability.

It's all about having fun, so bring the whole family & bounce on in to Inflatable World. Not just for kids – we encourage parents to have fun with their children. Sessions are for two hours per single entry fee – you will be tired by then anywa

Indoors climbing hall situated in the National Park Backpackers on 4 Findlay Street.

Outdoor Tasmania is a truly Tasmanian enterprise and has been established for over 15 years. We offer a broad range of services ranging from transport for bushwalkers to many of Tasmania's National Parks and remote walking areas and a choice of a

One evening two good friends sat around a table in quiet little area in South Australia, discussing their global adventures. After consuming quite a few fine Barossa Valley Reds that night, the conversation turned to the subject of outdoor wear and a