With the international media coverage about the bushfires down south, many travellers may be thinking about changing their travel plans to Australia, and people living in Australia may be contemplating travelling overseas, but plenty of Australia is still open for business! We’ve got the top reasons why you should choose to #holidayherethisyear, on Fraser Island!

The Hammerstone Sand Blow is a unique natural attraction on K'gari (Fraser Island). Here are some fun facts and tips for visiting this majestic sand dune near Lake Wabby!

If you want to drive a 4WD on K'gari, here are some top options for tag along tours, 4WD hire, and beach driving adventures on this stunning island. 

Fraser Island, or as it’s known to its traditional owners, K’Gari, is the largest sand island in the world, stretching over 123 kilometres long and 22 kilometres wide. Queensland Australia is home to four of the largest sand islands in the world, and following Fraser Island is Stradbroke Island, Moreton Island, and Bribie Island. 

If you’re travelling along the Fraser Coast, a visit to Rainbow Beach should be on your to-do list. This small coastal town is surrounded by the Great Sandy National Park and is well-known for being one of only two places from where you can access Fraser Island but Rainbow Beach is an attraction in its own right. With so much to offer, here is our pick of the best things to do in Rainbow Beach!

Noosa is a vibrant seaside town popular with holidaymakers from all walks of life and only two hours north of Brisbane. From hostels to luxury resorts, takeaway to fine dining, Target to Seed, surfing to cruises - Noosa has it all. Soak up some sun, surf a wave or shop till you drop, here’s our pick of the best things to do in Noosa!

Australia is known for many things, and its array of dangerous animals is one of them. If you’re planning a trip to the east coast of Australia and Fraser Island is on your bucket list, then you may be wanting to know if you’ll run into the infamous saltwater crocodile during your stay...

There are three species of native Australian stingless bees found on the Fraser Coast and on Fraser Island itself; Trigona carbonaria, Tetragonula and Austroplebeia.

Visitors to Fraser Island can choose from day trips or overnight tours (including unique tag-along tours) that range from two to three days. If you’ve been doing your research you will know that there are many excellent options available but you may still be wondering if a day or an overnight tour is right for you and the differences between the two. Here is a brief overview of what you can expect when booking a day trip or overnight tour to Fraser Island.

Besides being the ultimate family camping destination with endless swimming holes and giant sand dunes to explore, there are plenty of activities to keep kids entertained on K'gari during the school holidays. Here are 10 school holiday activities for fun and adventure on K'gari (Fraser Island)!