3 DAY | 2 NIGHT 4WD FRASER ISLAND CAMPING
K’GARI TAG-ALONG TOUR
HLAKE MCKENZIE, ELI CREEK, SHIPWRECK, CHAMPAGNE POOLS
TRIP OVERVIEW
Explore K’gari (Fraser Island) the way it’s meant to be experienced — off-road, off-grid, and up close. Dingo’s 3 Day, 2 Night K’gari Camping Adventure gives you unrivalled access to the island’s most iconic natural highlights, from crystal-clear freshwater lakes and flowing creeks to ancient rainforests growing straight out of sand.
You’ll travel in a fully equipped 4WD, driving along endless beaches and inland tracks as you discover the island at a relaxed, adventurous pace. This is a hands-on, immersive experience that lets you truly connect with K’gari’s wild beauty rather than just ticking off viewpoints.
As the sun goes down, settle into your exclusive beachside campsite just metres from the ocean. Swap stories around the campfire, enjoy a few well-earned drinks, and fall asleep to the sound of waves rolling in — no crowds, no resorts, just pure island atmosphere and good company.
This is K’gari camping done right: adventurous by day, social and unforgettable by night.
- Tour Highlights – Explore the pristine white sand, lush rainforest and unspoilt wilderness of magical K’gari (Fraser Island) by self-drive 4WD with a group of fun, adventurous travellers, Experience driving a 4WD on the beach and sandy island tracks, following an experienced guide in a lead vehicle to ensure safety and access to the best locations, Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Boorangoora (Lake McKenzie), Venture through ancient rainforests growing on sand at Pile Valley and Central Station, Cool off in the flowing freshwater of Eli Creek, Visit the iconic SS Maheno shipwreck on 75 Mile Beach, Swim in the natural rock pools of Champagne Pools, Hike across Hammerstone Sandblow and swim in the clear green waters of Lake Wabby, Sleep under the stars at a private beachside campsite managed by the Butchulla people, K’gari’s Traditional Owners, Spot native wildlife including wild dingoes, dolphins and dugongs
- Tour Inclusions – Knowledgeable and experienced tour guide, 2 nights accommodation in an enclosed beachside campsite on K’gari (Fraser Island), Fresh, healthy meals during the tour, with dietary requirements catered for with advance notice, 3 days of adventure exploring the World Heritage-listed island, Camping equipment including tent (twin share), camp mat and sleeping bag, Large undercover camp area with kitchen facilities, music and power to charge devices, All camping, National Park and vehicle permits, Return ferry transfers and fuel for 4WD vehicles, Luggage storage available in Rainbow Beach
Good to Know | FAQs
Where does the tour start and finish?
The Tasmania tour starts and finishes in Hobart. This tour departs on specific dates which can be found in our book section. Days 1 & 7 will be pre/post tour accommodation at YHA Hobart.
Who will I be travelling with?
You’ll be travelling with a group from all over the world, and a fully trained Under Down Under guide available whilst on tour. Group sizes vary but you can generally expect to travel with a group of approximately 10-20 people.
Where will I be staying?
2 nights is spent in YHA Hobart, in shared accommodation at a hostel, 1 at the start and 1 at the end of your trip. The remaining 4 nights are also spent in mixed dorm hostels in the following locations: Strahan (2), Bicheno (1) and Launceston (1)
Are meals included?
Meals are not included, this a self-catering tour. There are plenty of great food and drink stops along way and all your hostels will have kitchen facilities you can use.
Can you help me organise flights & insurance?
Sure! We recommend searching and comparing flight prices using Skyscanner.com – get a flight quote. Find the best insurance policy for your Ultimate adventure with the help of our recommended travel insurance provider.
Are there any extra fees?
No! There are no hidden or extra fee’s luckily! You will visit (alot) of National Parks which usually incur park fee’s but don’t stress – these are all covered!
Can I organise an airport transfer?
Unfortunately we cannot organise this for you…but the good news is that organising this yourself is super easy! Head to the SkyBus website to book your Hobart Airport to CBD transfer.
What is the weather like in tasmania?
As a general rule, the more south you head in Australia the colder the temperatures and Tassie is no exception. Make sure you bring plenty of warm clothing, especially at night! You can expect average temperatures of around 19°C in Summer and a brisk 8-9°C in the winter. With it being a maritime climate and off the coast of Melbourne too, you really could experience 4 seasons in one day so expect the unexpected!
How can I be a sustainable and responsible traveller?
Under Down Under are proudly an Advanced Eco-Certified Tour Company and make every effort to protect all the National Parks and World Heritage Sites Tasmania have on offers. Ways you can be a sustainable and responsible traveller include: Leaving no trace – your guide will explain how you can make sure your bushwalks and mountain hikes leave no impact on the local environment Buying locally produced goods to support the Tassie businesses Re-usable cups – We know everybody loves a morning coffee but try using a sustainable cups for your morning brew and daily water supply Keeping the wildlife “wild” – your guide will explain all you need to do to protect the wildlife so that you are also protected from the wildlife
What if I have more questions?
If you have any more questions or need any more info, get in touch with our sales team!
How do I book?
To book, select your chosen departure date, enter your details and we’ll send you a booking confirmation as well as useful information about your tour and where you can meet others booked onto your start date! Need someone to talk through your travel plans with? Get in touch!







We kick off early with a compulsory safety and driving briefing at 7:00am in Rainbow Beach. This is where you’ll meet your group, sort out luggage storage, and learn how to handle a 4WD on sand before we roll out. We aim to leave around 9:30am for the short drive to the barge, then it’s a quick 10-minute crossing to the world’s largest sand island.





