Fraser Island Tours From Rainbow Beach, Noosa & Brisbane

Experience 4×4 driving yourself in one of our tag-along vehicles whilst visiting the most amazing freshwater lakes and ancient rainforests on Fraser Island. Bathe in the Champagne Pools and view incredible marine wildlife from atop Indian Heads. View the Maheno shipwreck stranded along 75mile beach set against the incredible coloured sands. Grab an inflatable tube and float down the famous Eli Creek. Be sure to look out for the wild dingoes while driving along the beach.

On our 3 days 2 nights tag along Fraser tours we will make sure you see the most of Fraser Island.

We supply everything from 4WD vehicle hire to all the camping equipment. Our Fraser Island 4wd tours camp is located on the corner of one of the only privately-owned campsites on Fraser Island and is equipped with basic amenities such as a sheltered camp kitchen with cooking equipment and charging points for your phones, a party area and we have free hot water shower facilities. Our campsite is surrounded by a dingo fence ensuring that you are kept safe.

We depart from our hostel in Rainbow Beach at 7:00am and get to Fraser Island after a short 12-minute drive. We are the first tour group on Fraser Island meaning more time to explore and have fun.

Drive in awe up the first portion of 75-mile beach to Eurong. We then head inland driving through breathtaking forests towards Lake McKenzie

Arrive at Lake McKenzie and take a dip in these incredibly pure, clear waters. Words do not do this amazing lake any justice.

Drive to Central Station where we eat lunch and walk along the waters of the very special Wanggoolba Creek. Learn Fraser Island’s history in a time before this beautiful island was protected. We then leave for a drive back to 75-mile beach and onto Pippies private campsite.Arrive at our incredible campsite and chill after a long day.

Dinner time! Cook a BBQ together with your new Fraser Family and spend the night socialising together next to a campfire or under the covered seating area.

Wake up early to a simple, easy breakfast of toast and cereal before getting back in the cars to head further north.

Arrive at the Champagne Pools to cleanse under awesome waves crashing over into the natural rock pools, creating the bubbly “champagne.” Then back to the cars again for a short drive to our next destination.

Climb the stunning Indian Head (one of the few rocks formations on the island) to spot the amazing marine wildlife that can be seen off of Fraser Island. If luck is on our side, we can normally spot Humpback Whales (August – October), Sharks, Sea Turtles, Dolphins, huge Rays and many schools of tropical fish. Next a drive back to Pippies camp for lunch and then onto our next location.

A short drive down the beach is the largest creek on the Eastern Beach; Eli Creek. Take a walk up the boardwalk with a rubber ring and float down these serene waters. Eli Creek pumps up to 4 million litres of fresh water into the sea every hour!

The second to last location of the day is a short drive from Eli Creek and Pippies’ Fraser Island Tours camp; the Maheno shipwreck. As the sun lowers in the sky watch the rusty wreck against the sea sky and incredible coloured sands seen up the coast.

Finally, a short stop at The Pinnacles on the way back to Pippies camp. Seen from the beach this sand formation is a prime example of the coloured sands seen all up the Fraser Coast.

Arriving back at Pippies camp to take a breather after an amazing day, wash away the sand in the amazing amenities block just a short walk from our campsite…… then more food! As part of our Fraser Family, we cook spaghetti bolognese together with garlic bread, followed by another night of socialising under some of the Southern Hemisphere’s most spectacular stars.

Wake up for your last day in paradise! Another quick and simple breakfast before setting off to the final location on our Fraser Island Tours.

Drive a moderate distance down the Eastern Beach to the entrance of Lake Wabby. Here we will walk for around 40-45 mins down a beautiful sand track through the bush and out onto the Hammerstone Sandblow. Located a short walk along the sand blow, Lake Wabby is the deepest lake on Fraser Island. So be sure to take a dip and chill next on its shores.

After our lunch on the beach, it is time to make our way back to the barge and Rainbow Beach. But not before hunting for the mysterious Eugarie and learning the meaning of our name: Pippies!

Arrive back at Pippies Beachhouse in Rainbow Beach between 1pm and 3:30pm. (dependant on the tides) Chill for one last night with your new Fraser Family and let us book you a table to enjoy a group dinner at a local restaurant where you’ll receive a discounted meal ranging from $10-$15.  

Wondering how to get to us to experience your Fraser Island Tour, well easy hop onto a bus either from Noosa or Brisbane and head up North to Rainbow Beach. The bus stop is located directly opposite Pippies Beachhouse where we depart from to start your Fraser Island 4wd adventure.