K’gari, mainly known as Fraser Island and meaning ‘paradise,’ is the largest sand island in the world. It covers an area of 184,000 hectares and stretches over 120 kilometers.
Comprised of ancient sand dunes, unique rainforests, and freshwater lakes, this World Heritage site showcases natural beauty at its best. Located off the Eastern Queensland coast, it is accessible by a short ferry ride from Hervey Bay or Rainbow Beach. Since there are no roads on the island, the only way to travel is by 4WD.
The island boasts over 100 freshwater lakes, including the iconic Lake Wabby and Lake McKenzie. Both are breathtaking in color and surrounded by white powdery sand and lush forest. The scenery on K’gari is both stunning and unique, with striking sand cliffs running along stretches of uninterrupted white beaches. Rainforests over 200 meters high grow out of sand dunes, the only place in the world where you’ll see this.
Explore the untamed wilderness, float in crystal clear waters, and take a 4WD adventure across sand dunes for an unforgettable experience! There’s camping, adventuring, and lots of exploring ahead. Travel down a 70-mile beach, pass through 200-meter tall ferns, spot wild dingoes, and meander down sparkling creeks.
We offer a range of excursions including overnight tours, day trips, and 4×4 safari adventures. Fraser Island beckons, so grab your adventure gear and let’s go. There’s no better place to let your inner explorer out.
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