Drop Bear's K'gari Fraser Island Adventures

Owned and operated by Fraser Island locals Mark and Hana; K’gari Fraser Island Adventures is a small and personal business with an equally dedicated team behind the scenes. They offer a truly memorable remote eco island adventure for people looking for an authentic Aussie tour experience complete with good food, fun facts and awesome beach 4WD.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through K’gari (Fraser Island), where every moment is a new adventure waiting to be discovered. Witness the enchanting beauty of Lake Boorangoora, stand in awe of the majestic rainforests and encounter the wild dingoes roaming freely. Their 4WD Fraser Island Tours are designed to immerse you in the wonders of this world heritage-listed National Park.

Leave the logistics to them as you switch off and reconnect with nature. Indulge in delicious meals prepared with care, unwind in beautiful beachfront accommodation and gather around the campfire under the starry sky. With reliable 4WDs and expert guides leading the way, you can focus on soaking in every moment of your Fraser Island tour.

ENQUIRIES & BOOKINGS

Website: www.kgarifraserisland.com.au
Phone: 1800 061 156 or +61 487 333 606
Email: hello@kgarifraserisland.com.au
Drop Bear HQ Eurong, Fraser Island 4581

THE THINGS YOU'LL SEE & DO ON TOUR

Lake Boorangoora (Lake McKenzie)
Champagne Pools
Eli Creek
Maheno Shipwreck
Central Station Rainforest
Lake Wabby
The Pinnacles Coloured Sands
Lake Allom (tide-dependent)
Lake Garawongera (tide-dependent)
Lake Birrabeen (tide-dependent)
Collect and taste Wongs – an Aboriginal delicacy
Beach fishing at sunset
Learn to play the famous Didgeridoo
Learn the art of throwing a Boomerang
Strum a tune on the camp guitar
Play Giant Jenga, cards, beach cricket and much more!
Take a scenic drive though Cooloola National Park and see Double Island Point and the Rainbow Beach Coloured Sands *
Read more about the Fraser Island Tour Highlights
* = ex Noosa ONLY. Please note how many and which places you visit on tour are dependent on time constraints, weather conditions and tides. Fraser Island is constantly changing and not all tour highlights are available every time.