You must attend a compulsory 6pm safety briefing in Noosa the night before your upcoming Fraser Island tour.

Leave Noosa at 7AM sharp and head to the ferry over to Fraser Island and drive up the first portion of 75 Mile Beach to Eurong where we head inland towards Lake McKenzie.

Arrive at Lake McKenzie and take a dip in these incredibly pure, clear waters. Words do not do this amazing lake any justice. Drive to Central Station where we eat lunch, walk along the waters of the very special Wanggoolba Creek and learn Fraser Island’s history.

You then leave for a drive back to 75 Mile Beach and onto your camp. Arrive at your incredible campsite and kick back after a long day or head up to Corrigin Sandblow for an amazing sunset.

Dinner time! Cook a BBQ together with your new Fraser family and spend the night socialising together next to a campfire or under the covered seating area.

Meal(s) included : Lunch, Dinner

Wake up early to a breakfast of toast and cereal before getting back in the cars to head further north. Arrive at the Champagne Pools to cleanse under waves crashing over into the natural rock pools, creating the bubbles where it gets its name.

Then, head back to the cars again for a short drive to your next destination. Climb the stunning Indian Head (one of the few rock formations on the island) to spot the amazing marine wildlife that can be seen off of Fraser Island. If luck is on your side, you can normally spot humpback whales (August – October), sharks, sea turtles, dolphins, huge rays, and many schools of tropical fish.

Next, a drive back to your camp for lunch and then onto the next location. A short drive down the beach is the largest creek on the eastern beach, Eli Creek. Take a walk up the boardwalk with a rubber tube and float down these serene waters, which pumps up to 4 million litres of fresh water into the sea every hour. The second to last location of the day is a short drive from Eli Creek and your camp, the Maheno shipwreck. As the sun lowers in the sky watch the rusty wreck against the sea sky and incredible coloured sands seen up the coast.

Finally, a short stop at the Pinnacles on the way back to your camp. Seen from the beach, this sand formation is a prime example of the coloured sands seen all the way up the Fraser coastline.

Arriving back at your camp to take a breather after an amazing day, wash away the sand in the amazing amenities block just a short walk from our campsite……then more food! As part of your Fraser family, you get to cook spaghetti bolognaise together with garlic bread followed by another night of socialising under some of the southern hemisphere’s most spectacular stars.

Meal(s) included : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Wake up for your last day in paradise to another quick and simple breakfast before setting off to our final location on Fraser Island. Drive a moderate distance down the Eastern Beach to the entrance of Lake Wabby. Here, we will walk for around 40-45 mins down a beautiful sand track through the bush and out onto the Hammerstone Sandblow. Located a short walk along the sand blow, Lake Wabby is the deepest lake on Fraser Island so be sure to take a dip and hang out next to its shores. After our lunch on the beach, it is time to make our way back to the barge and Rainbow Beach, but not before hunting for the mysterious Eugarie. Arrive back in Rainbow Beach between 1PM and 4:30PM (tide dependent). You can either finish in Rainbow Beach or Noosa.

Meal(s) included : Breakfast, Lunch

Sail out to one of the Whitsundays most picturesque islands and jump in the water to experience what all this fuss with snorkelling and scuba diving is about. While you sail around to our first sleeping location in the protected waters of Whitsunday Island, settle into the evening on the deck with a beer or wine, and tuck into some freshly cooked dinner, sourced locally of course.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Wake up bright and early to a freshly cooked breakfast. Today, depending entirely on weather/tides, you can look forward to two other snorkels at two different beautiful locations around the islands or a quick 10 minute bush walk up to Hill Inlet Lookout, take a quick look, then a short stroll on to the world famous Whitehaven Beach.

Meal(s) included : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Wake up early again this morning for breakfast and to soak in your final day on the Whitsundays. More beaches and snorkels are on the table before heading back to Airlie Beach in the late afternoon where you have an optional free afterparty with your group at a local bar.

Meal(s) included : Breakfast, Lunch

As Fraser Island no bridges from the mainland, it can be accessed one of two way: by boat or by air. Most people access the island by barge or ferry, leaving from River Heads near Hervey Bay or Inskip Point near Rainbow Beach.

Each tour company is different and leaves from different departure points, so make sure you confirm which point your tour is leaving from!

If you are over the age of 21, and you have a current open drivers licence, then yes. All tag along tours conduct a comprehensive briefing prior to the trip departure (usually the day prior). Your t our guide will give you an outline of the trip at the briefing, as well as plenty of information and guidance regarding driving along the beach in a 4-wheel drive. Please note that different tours have different restrictions and age limits for drivers.

There are several shops on Fraser Island where you can purchase food and supplies. You will find everything you need here on the island, but keep in mind, it’s more expensive than on the mainland. Don’t be surprised by the mark-up in price, as it’s a seller’s market on Fraser!

Dingoes, like any other wild animal, can be dangerous! But if you follow the rules put in place by your guides, you will likely find yourself well out of harm’s way and able to enjoy these beautiful animals from a safe distance. The first and most important rule is to remember that they are in fact, wild animals, and should be treated as such. They are not to be approached and under no circumstances should anyone try to pet or feed them – they are NOT pets and can and will attack is provoked.

There’s plenty to do in Airlie Beach! Visit the markets on Saturday mornings along the beach for a souvenir or gifts for friends and family at home and go shopping along the main street. You can even hire a scooter or car and go exploring and see all of the hidden surprises along the Whitsunday Coast.

Cruising time is approximately 2 hours from Airlie Beach on the Whitsunday Coast or 1 1/2 hours from Hamilton Island. Alternatively, a seaplane or helicopter flight takes approximately 30 minutes direct.

Yes, you can swim in the Whitsunday waters however we recommend wearing a full-length lycra suit during the higher risk period (October – May) which reduces the risk of stings and is great sun protection too. Of the 8 million users of the Great Barrier Reef/North Queensland region each year, the percentage of Irukandji stings is minimal and far fewer Box Jellyfish stings occur. Whitsundays locals often swim during the ‘stinger season’ without any stinger suit protection, however, it is best to heed the advice of your tour operator and wear a stinger suit to ensure increased protection and safety.

If you need help with an existing booking please email us at [email protected], if your enquiry is urgent please follow up your email with a quick call on +61 2 5633 1149 so we can assist you right away.

Absolutely, we understand that paying off a big trip in one go isn’t always that easy. We offer flexible payment plans to suit all types of travellers with zero interest or fee’s (minimum $100AUD deposit required).

We endorse the recommendation of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade that all travelers take out travel insurance. If you already have Travel Insurance please understand that it is your responsibility to ensure that your Travel Insurance covers you for all of the adventure style travel you have booked with us.

Absolutely, just let us know your preferred start and finish location and we’ll make it work.

There is definitely no wrong way. We recommend either taking a WHIMIT or Hop on Hop off bus pass such as Greyhound or renting a campervan with some mates and hitting the open road. If you feel like getting pretty adventurous and want to get amongst the true Australian terrain, a 4WD may be better suited for you. Enquire now and we can help you find the most suitable transport option.

There is definitely no wrong way. We recommend either taking a WHIMIT or Hop on Hop off bus pass such as Greyhound or renting a campervan with some mates and hitting the open road. If you feel like getting pretty adventurous and want to get amongst the true Australian terrain, a 4WD may be better suited for you. Enquire now and we can help you find the most suitable transport option.

Yes. All of our packages are customisable so if you would like to make any changes please contact our team.