Great and knowledgeable guides. excellent accommodation and meal arrangements. Stunning location. Highly recommend.
OverviewOverview
K'gari, the Indigenous name for Fraser Island, translates to paradise. The walk begins at Kingfisher Bay in the heart of the national park, moving through stunning landscapes including the crystal clear waters of Lake McKenzie. Pristine beaches and towering tropical rainforests reveal the island's extraordinary diversity at every turn.
From there, the journey continues to Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland's answer to the Kimberley. Towering cliffs, breathtaking views, and some of the most impressive Indigenous rock art sites in Australia make this one of the most diverse walking adventures the country has to offer.
Highlights
- Stay in excellent accommodations at Kingfisher Resort and the Wilderness Lodge at Carnarvon
- Walk K'gari Island and explore the largest sand island in the world, including its massive rainforest
- Carnarvon Creek carves a twisted route through the spectacular sandstone gorge.
- Admire some of the forty crystal-clear freshwater lakes, including Lake McKenzie, the jewel of K’gari
- Explore the best of the Carnarvon Gorge walks, including the Carnarvon Great Walk.
- Rare king ferns with five-metre fronds and other flora create a prehistoric feel.
- Two experienced guides provide support, offering a choice of walking options to suit your pace each day














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