Since K'gari is an island with no bridges to and from the mainland, you must get there by alternative means, such as by ferry, barge or plane! The most popular way is by ferry or barge, with most people either driving their own four-wheel-drive vehicle or by joining a tour to the island that supplies 4WD in a tagalong tour, or by hopping on a 4WD bus. 

Brisbane is the capital city of the state of Queensland in Australia. It is also one of the major city centres for the whole country and is its third most populated city. Brisbane is a popular tourist destination when visiting Australia, particularly if you're working your way up or down the east coast. It's a great taste of the big city life and has everything you would ever want during a vacation! Due to its popularity and accessibility, it is often a departure point for K'gari, which is located about 240km away. 

Wondering why Fraser Island is called K'gari? K'gari is the official name of the island, given to it by the Traditional Owners of the land: the Butchella People. In 2021, the Queensland government officially changed the name of Fraser Island back to K'gari!

Wondering if there is mobile phone coverage on K'gari (Fraser Island)? The answer is yes, and no. In this article, we'll uncover all there is to know about where you can and can't get cell reception on the world's largest sand island!

K'gari, previously known as Fraser Island off the southeastern coast of Australia has been through many name changes throughout history. But where did the name "Fraser Island" come from?

K’gari (meaning paradise) home to the Traditional Owners, has been a special place in the culture the Butchulla People for well over 5,000 years. Let's explore their history and culture!

Driving on the world’s largest sand island is an adventure sought by many and navigating the rugged landscape can be both a challenging and rewarding experience. If you wish to drive on a tag-along tour or hire a 4WD for your journey, there are some additional restrictions you need to be aware of.

Fraser Island (K’gari) is the world's largest sand island, but don’t be fooled; you can experience the highlights almost all in just a single day, and we have a selection of tours that will do this all for you so you can sit back and enjoy the top attractions on Fraser without the hassle of planning an itinerary. Expect to see endless beaches, crystal clear lakes, and lush green rainforests filled with unique Australian wildlife. While it is possible to do Fraser Island in one day, it may not be the best way to fully experience all that the island has to offer. If you’re looking to experience Fraser Island at night, check out some of our overnight tours; you won’t want to miss out on the spectacular stargazing and some of Australia’s best campsites.

A majority of our tours to Fraser Island start and end at Rainbow Beach. Rainbow Beach itself has so much to offer! If you can’t get enough of driving on the beach head over to Double Island Point. Prepare to be blown away by the breathtaking beauty of this hidden local gem, only accessible by 4WD. Double Island Point boasts crystal-clear waters that stretch as far as the eye can see with a shadow of Fraser Island in the distance. This destination truly has it all and is well-known for as a fantastic fishing spot and location to see the multi-coloured sand dunes.

Have you ever heard of the Pinnacles on K'gari (Fraser Island)? This unique natural attractions draws in travelers on K'gari every day. Here is everything you may want to know about this interesting place on the world's largest sand island!