August 22, 2007
Crikey Adventure Tours Online Newsletter Issue #002 Aug 2007
| In This Issue... | The Whale Shark... |
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Our site is not only about our tours, but we also have a lot of interesting information. In this issue find out about the Worlds Largest Species of Fish … The Whale Shark. |
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| First Tour Completed | We have been and gone. Yep, our first tour left on 3rd July 2006 with five people. (4 adults and a 2 year old). That's right a 2 year old. Our company is a great believer that children should be encouraged to visit this magnificent country of ours. Obviously he couldn’t do “everything” but he nearly did. If you have young children and thought they couldn’t go, give us a ring or… book here Learn More >> |
| Special Discounts | Pay it Forward |
We not only love our tour but we think our website has some great information as well. If you are able to tell us the wettest month where we visit the Bottle Nosed Dolphins (below) and the average number of wet days in this month we are offering you a further 10% discount on top of any discounts you are already eligible for our 5 day tour leaving 8 October 2007. To redeem this offer simple quote the promotional code "081007" when you call or contact us. To contact us online use this form |
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Monkey Mia and the Wild Bottle Nosed Dolphins
... Sue who has been down at the beach again, comes back to the rest of us and says the dolphins are already there. We all rush off to see these wonderful creatures. Dolphins have been coming to Monkey Mia for many decades and at the moment up to seven dolphins visit each day. These are all named and the CALM officers will tell you all about them as you see the dolphins. I head back and pack up the bus and trailer ready to leave and fail to witness Sally being selected to feed the dolphins a fish. The rangers at Monkey Mia choose a few people from the crowd to feed the fish. You need to remember these are wild creatures and they only receive very minimal fish and they have to hunt their own as well...
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Okay, just one thing, I know this second newsletter has been a long time coming and for this we apologise. We are now more up and running and the next newsletter wont be such a delay.