• Campfire

• Hot showers

• Flushing toilets

• Sheltered campsite with permanent tents

• Cooking, camping equipment & BBQ facilities

• Bottle shop & Café

• Mobile device charging facilities

• Free sleeping roll mats

• Dingo fence around the campsite

Yes, you do need a 4WD to get around on Fraser Island due to the nature of the tracks.

Fraser Island is a beautiful place to visit all year round!

Swimming along the coast on Fraser Island is not recommended as there are dangerous sharks and dangerous rip tides. There are also no lifeguards along the coast on Fraser Island. There are plenty of freshwater lakes on Fraser Island that are safe to swim in and Champagne Pools is the only safe saltwater swimming area.

It is highly recommended that you meet your tour at Pippies Beachhouse in Rainbow Beach between 9am and 4pm the day before you depart. This is so they can explain a few things about the tour and the island, as well as sign a waiver and watch a video before your early departure the next morning.

If you are unable to attend, it is very important that Pippies know you will not be there in time. You can let them know your arrival time when you confirm your booking at https://www.pippiesbeachhouse.com.au/confirm-tour. If you are unable to attend you can then expect an email from Pippies on the afternoon before departure containing all information you have missed, as well as the online waiver and video. Please read this email carefully and follow all instructions before you meet in the morning.

All bookings must be confirmed by visiting https://www.pippiesbeachhouse.com.au/confirm-tour 48 hours before you arrive in Rainbow Beach to confirm your tour.

 Start times are approximate. They change due to tidal and weather conditions. Pippies will notify you if there are any adjustments.

Think follow-the-leader style, a tag-along tour involves 3 vehicles of travellers following one vehicle driven by a tour guide.

If someone doesn’t want to drive they will be put into the tour guide's vehicle. 

To drive, it is outlined by the Queensland Government that you must be over the age of 21 and have held your full open license for at least one whole year.

If driving please make sure you bring your driver’s license with you.

Infants and toddlers are not allowed on this tour as there are no car seats for them in the vehicles.

Children are only permitted on the tour if they are accompanied by an adult

Please note: This is not a 'family friendly' Fraser Island tour, however, families can book as long as they are aware that this tour is mainly for backpackers aged between 18 and 35-years-old.

As there are 8 travellers per each vehicle, you will most likely be travelling with 'strangers'. 

The campsite only has double tents, however, for those who don't wish to share, The Operator may be able to offer an alternative.

Each solo guests does get to choose their 'tent buddy'.