Remote Fraser Island Experience

We will start boarding our Vessel for the day 15 minutes prior to departure at the Hervey Bay Marina. We’ll go over any safety concerns and brief you on the plan for the day’s tour before heading off for the days adventure.

Cruising out of the harbor we will travel across the Great Sandy Straits to Fraser Island where we meet Moon Point (the halfway point of Fraser Island). We will continue travelling north alongside Fraser Island into Platypus Bay. Keep a keen eye out for dolphins, turtles and dugongs that are frequently seen on our journey.

Explore Fraser Islands iconic Wathumba creek that transforms into a large ocean lake at high tide. At this location you will have an opportunity to snorkel in the clear waters observing many species of fish in their breeding habitat and turtles, and stingrays. Guided kayaking up through the creek systems will be on offer or take the opportunity to relax, swim or take a walk along the pristine beaches.

Guided kayaking up into the hinterland of Fraser Island through the fresh water of Awinya Creek observing the local flora and fauna of this remote location including mangroves and diverse bird life. Thrill seeking water sports are also on offer at this location or take another opportunity to relax, swim or enjoy the beach.

Landing at this location we will first stop off at the coloured sands and from here climb up the ancient sand dune where you can marvel at the 360 degree views of Fraser island and Platypus Bay. Following this cool off with a walk along the freshwater creek and take a dip in the natural water hole where this creek system disappears up into the hinterland of the island.

During Whale Season be on the lookout for Humpback whales and experience the thrill of getting up close and personal with these majestic creatures as they frolic in the calm, clear waters off Fraser Island.

When conditions permit be one of the few and very fortunate to experience an intimate, immersive whale experience that allows you to get closer to these creatures than ever before and swim with them in their own natural environment.