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K'gari (Fraser Island) Tide Times 2023
K'gari is the world's largest sand island, and a total natural wonderland for any avid beach 4WDers! But, before you pack the car and let down the tyres, it's crucial to check the tide times at K'gari, as there's no reception on the island and you don't want to get stuck at high tide!
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Fraser Tours Shipping Policy updated 10/10/21. By placing an order through this Website you will be agreeing to the terms below. These are provided to ensure both parties are aware of and agree upon this arrangement to mutually protect and set expectations on our service. All Vouchers and Tickets will be sent via Electronic Methods except when selected on Experience "Gift" Vouchers.
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Fraser Tours Refund Policy, including refunds, conditions of refunds, vouchers and gift certificates. Updated 26/10/21.
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Fraser Tours/ Mr Travel is a locally-owned, Australian travel company committed to bringing you the best deals and experiences on your next K'gari adventure. With established operator-agent relationships on K'gari, Fraser Tours is able to offer some of the most exclusive and discounted tours on the island.
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Read More...Migaloo sighting kicks off whale season 2021
A light aircraft pilot flying over the coast of Cape Schanck claims to have spotted Migaloo the white whale on the 9th of April. Migaloo is undoubtedly a national treasure and a magnificent sight to see amongst the 40,000 Humpbacks that migrate north annually. What an exciting way to bring in whale season 2021!
Read More...Why do whales visit Hervey Bay?
Humpback whales require heated waters to breed because their young are born without a layer of protective blubber, and would not survive the freezing Antarctic waters if born there. This is why we witness an abundance of playful Humpbacks journeying to and from the hospitable waters of the Great Barrier Reef!
Read More...Humpback Whale Behaviours
What to look for on your Hervey Bay whale watching tour: a guide to Humpback whale behaviours and what they mean.
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