Twin Waters

Orientation and Safety Briefing: Please arrive at 9:40 AM for the e-bike orientation and safety briefing. During this time, you will set up your e-bike seat height for optimal comfort and be fitted with a properly sized helmet to ensure your safety during the tour.

Power Memorial Park

Stop at Power Memorial Park and Mudjimba Beach Boardwalk During the e-bike tour, we’ll stop at Power Memorial Park, where the boardwalk provides stunning views of Mudjimba Beach and Mudjimba Island, also known as "Old Woman Island." This small rocky islet, part of the Maroochy River Conservation Park, holds cultural significance for the local Aboriginal Kabi Kabi people. The island’s name comes from the Kabi word "midyim," referring to the Midyam bush that grows sweet, speckled berries. According to legend, two women stranded on the island survived by eating these berries, leading to its nickname. Another tale says the island represents the severed head of the warrior Coolum, cast into the sea during a battle. Beyond its legends, Mudjimba Island is known for its rich marine ecosystem, vibrant coral reefs, and excellent snorkeling, diving, and surfing opportunities. This stop offers the perfect mix of history, mythology, and natural beauty to enrich your Sunshine Coast experience.