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3 Day Tour in Fraser Island
Enjoy a small-group tour with a maximum of ten guests giving you a more personalized experience. Discover the beautiful sites on Fraser Island, including Lake McKenzie, Eli Creek and the Maheno shipwreck before relaxing in your hotel room and taking advantage of everything Kingfisher Bay Resort has to offer.
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All-Inclusive Fraser Island Day Tour
Spend an incredible day exploring the natural beauty of Fraser Island, seeing highlights such as Central Station, Wanggoolba Creek, Lake McKenzie, Eli Creek, Seventy-Five Mile Beach, the Pinnacles, and the Maheno shipwreck. The island is a natural treasure chest, with abundant animal and plant life on land, and dolphins, dugong, sharks and humpback whales offshore.…
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3 Day 4wd Tagalong Tour – Fraser Island
Discover beautiful Fraser Island with a Fraser Dingo 3 Day Tagalong Tour and be part of a unique and unforgettable 4WD adventure! Take turns driving a 4WD in a tag-along led by our experienced and knowledgeable guide. Swim at pristine locations such as Lake Birrabeen, Eli Creek and Lake Allom. Stop for photo ops at the Maheno shipwreck…
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Pippies 3 Days 2 Nights Fraser Island Tour
Fraser Island Tour HighlightsExperience the pristine beaches, amazing landscapes and abundant wildlife of Fraser Island as well as perfecting the art of driving on sand. Relax or party at our exclusive camping area, Cathedrals on Fraser. As Fraser Island’s only private campground, Cathedrals on Fraser offers a lush and pristine setting situated on 25 acres.Maheno…
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3-Day Fraser Island Resort Package
Experience the beauty of World Heritage-listed Fraser Island during a 3-day stay that includes a full-day sightseeing trip around the island. Travel by 4WD coach with an expert guide down Seventy-Five Mile Beach to Eli Creek, Maheno Shipwreck and Pinnacles. Then head inland to see Central Station, Wanggoolba Creek, Pile Valley and Lake McKenzie. Swim,…
The best-known shipwreck around the World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, the once-luxurious liner SS Maheno was driven ashore just north of Happy Valley during a cyclone in 1935. The shipwreck continues to deteriorate in the harsh environment, making for an impressive and haunting site.