UQ Architecture St Helena Island Boat Cruise
Venue
Depart and return from:
Bretts Wharf Plaza
449 Kingsford Smith Drive
Hamilton
The boat will depart Bretts Wharf Plaza at promptly 9.30am, and return at 3.30pm. Students are to make their own way to and from the departure point.
Location, access and parking information here.
Bretts Wharf Plaza
449 Kingsford Smith Drive
Hamilton
The boat will depart Bretts Wharf Plaza at promptly 9.30am, and return at 3.30pm. Students are to make their own way to and from the departure point.
Location, access and parking information here.
Architecture and design students are invited to join us for the UQ Architecture St Helena Island Boat Cruise.
You'll have the opportunity to meet a lot of new and friendly faces, take a tour of the historical sites on the island and enjoy a great lunch!
St Helena Island is known to the Quandamooka People as "Noogoon" and Aboriginal people have been visiting the island to exploit its resources for over 2,500 years.
From 1867, St Helena Island hosted Queensland's highest security prison. After the prison was abandoned in 1933, the island has since been listed as national park and is home to numerous birdlife and native animals such as wallabies.
Who should attend
- This event is open to all Architecture, Design or Urban Development and Design students
What to bring
- A mask to wear while helping yourself to the lunch buffet
- BYO travel mug or Keep Cup to reduce waste
- Closed in shoes, sun safe clothing, sunscreen, hat and water bottle
- You are also invited to pack swimwear for a swim in the ocean, if weather permits.
Get a sneak peek of last year's trip here and see why you should join us!
Contacts
Lisa Hinchy