Article published on 30 August 2024
Under the sea is where play magic happens. At the heart of GKI Seaway Trail Playground on Great Keppel Island is our stunning Aquatica Multiplay, enhanced with our award-winning marine-themed Grafic Games artwork. Though compact, this unit is packed with engaging features, from climbing and sliding to manipulative play that stimulates young minds. Moreover, the Tubophone invites kids to share secrets and giggles with a friend. Or even let out their emotions with a heartfelt yell; we’ve all been there! Marine-inspired graphics take you under the sea and bring the wonders of the tropical ocean to life.
Dive into the fun
Dive into the experience of magical playtime. The bespoke marine-themed play panel encourages young merpeople to think creatively while also stimulating their senses and developing fine motor skills. A specially designed Turtle Play Panel brings the underwater world to life in an exciting new way. You can be a turtle if you please. Naturally, no underwater adventure is complete without friends—the turtle (J870), dolphin (J981), and sea star (J856) are all ready to join in the fun. Swinging, rocking and balancing are all part of the adventure.
Play-ducation
Combining play and education the GKI Seaway Trail continues to inspire. This trail features 15 beautifully crafted signs with fascinating facts about turtles, the reef, and the vibrant marine life of Keppel Bay. It’s a Keppel Turtle Fund initiative, designed to ignite curiosity and nurture a profound appreciation for the surrounding marine environment.
Exploring the GKI Seaway Trail and playground let’s families connect with the ocean in a fun and interactive way. Don’t forget to pick up a supporter’s pack! These packs include an engaging activity booklet from Livingstone Shire Council, to make your adventure an unforgettable memory!
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