Fraser Island Tours

Fraser Island, Hervey Bay and Rainbow Beach

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  Kingfisher Bay- Sail Fraser Island Half Day Adventure

  Sail this untouched piece of paradise enjoying the abundant wildlife, including dolphins, dugongs, turtles, fish and bird life.
  
  
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  Fraser Island 4wd Hire

  Explore Fraser Island the Aussie way with one of our many four wheel drive packages. There's no set itinerary, go where you like, the greatest way to see Fraser Island is in an Aussie Trax 4wd.
  
  
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  Kingfisher Bay- Whale Watching Cruise, Fraser Island

  Humpback whales book their holidays in Hervey Bay from August to October. During this time about a thousand humpbacks spend anywhere from a day or two to two weeks relaxing and nurturing their calves in the sheltered lee of Fraser Island.
  
  
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  2 Day Fraser Island Cool Dingo Tour

  2 Day Fraser Island Backpacker Tour - 4WD and adventure tour on the largest sand island in the world. Look for the cool dingos - Swim in Lake McKenzie with its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters...
  
  

Rainbow beach and Hervey Bay are playgrounds for the adventurous. With a wide variety of water activities to choose from and some of the best Whale watching opportunities on the Queensland coast.  The best way to visit this area is by 4WD tour, or round up a posse and hire your own. Either way be prepared for the time of your life. Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and along with Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef it is on the world heritage list, so please treat this amazing area with the utmost respect.

The heritage of this marvellous coastal area is rich with Aboriginal history, in fact locals can attribute the naming of the coastal strip known as the coloured sands and nearby Rainbow Beach, to a mystical Aboriginal Fable. The fable tells of a rainbow that fell in love with a human girl who was in danger from an evil warrior. One day the rainbow battled the evil warrior to save the girls life but in doing so sacrifised its own existence in the sky and as it shattered, the beautiful colours fell to the sands below! (Neat huh!)

Lastly, a note of caution about the Dingo's. They are WILD animals - don't feed them and don't approach them. They are also very crafty and can work their way into your bag so watch your sun glasses! And they can swim in the water as one of our sriters found out when running on the beach and tried to escape.

Also take care if you hire and drive a 4WD, as accidents do happen and normally due to fast turning on the sand the vehicle turns over. Getting stuck in the sand happens easily but usullay someone will provide a tow and you will I am sure be helping others. Have fun!