Immerse yourself in the magic of K’gari with an overnight tour! Trips range from 1 night to 4 nights with options for camping, resort stays, walking tours, and more.
Short on time? These K’gari day tours will help you optimise your time on the world’s largest sand island with fun itineraries, expert guides, and 4WD transport.
Choose a self-guided adventure on K’gari (Fraser Island) with 4WD vehicle hire. Pair your 4WD with camping or resort accommodation packages, or just hire for the day.
Plan your stay in Hervey Bay, Rainbow Beach, or Noosa before or after your K’gari trip. There are accommodation options to suit all types of travellers!
Elevate your experience on K’gari (Fraser Island) with a private tour! Customise the itinerary, escape the crowds, and explore with your own expert tour guide.
Brush up on your knowledge of K’gari (Fraser Island)! We’ve got you covered with 4WD driving tips, FAQs, things to do, info about K’gari’s history and nature, and more.
Get in touch with a K’gari travel expert! Our team can help you choose the perfect K’gari tour and provide recommendations for further travels along Australia’s East Coast.
Eco-travelling is an environmentally conscious way of exploring the world. It maintains the principles of respecting the environment and surrounding areas. It means minimizing your impact on the environment when travelling and leaving the smallest carbon footprint possible in order to allow the natural world to flourish. It allows those who love nature to explore its many secrets and wonders without damaging it or leaving it worse than it was found. It is a way of respecting the natural world around us while building awareness and knowledge. There are many ways to become an eco-traveller or to be eco-conscious while travelling, so if you're ready to take the next step in becoming a conscious traveller, we have listed some ways you can get started below!
If you're new at eco-travelling, one of the easiest ways to start is to learn from the experts by booking an eco-tour. Eco-tours are certified operators that promote their tours in an eco-friendly way. They are the best way to learn about the place you are travelling to all while respecting the environment and its inhabitants. They will give you the best insight into the local area and surrounding natural world and allow you to immerse yourself in it while respecting it and allowing it to maintain its natural state.
Getting from place to place can be expensive and also hard on the environment. Think about where you're going and if it requires a lengthy car ride or bus ride. Carpool where you can, and if it's close, walk or bike. Choose to drive rather than fly if possible to help conserve oil and gas and decrease your carbon footprint.
When planning for your trip, be as eco-conscious as you can and pack things that be used time and time again. Consider reusable water bottles and as little plastic and disposable things as can you can. Don't make a practice of buying disposable things along the way that will quickly be discarded into a landfill. If you're camping, try to get plastic-free shampoos and soaps that are also safe if they end up in the water.
More luggage means more weight. More weight means that your plane, car, train or bus is hauling a larger cargo, burning more fuel. Every kilo matters! Pack as light as possible, taking the essentials with you. E-readers and multi-purpose clothes and shoes can be your best friend when you're trying to cut some weight in your bag.
One of the best parts of travelling is getting to experience local cuisine. By eating locally (or as locally as you can) you are cutting down on your carbon footprint. The closer is it made or grown, the less time and fuel it costs to get to you! Not to mention it is such a great experience eating locally grown or harvested foods that are fresh and flavourful!
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