Tin City Stockton Beach 4WD Adventure

The windblown sand dunes of Stockton Bight comprise the largest sand mass in mainland eastern Australia. The dune mass moves landward at a rate of up to 3 metres per year.
Aboriginal ties are still inextricably connected to the land through totems, physical mediums etc. The descendants today, still live in the Port Stephens area as they continue to carry out the rights and responsibilities as traditional custodians of land. The Worimi people are the traditional land owners of the Stockton Bight sand dunes and have left a legacy of historical sites as a testament to their ties within the area. The kinship ties promote the legacy that still lives on in the Worimi community today.
A fully guided tour includes:
11 kilometres of comfortable beach driving;
"Tin City", a small makeshift fishing village;
Aboriginal Middens;
Pipis along the waterline;