Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we’ve got you covered. There are some spaces on site (subject to availability).

Island Expeditions™ & K’gari Swag Adventure

We love giving you a true Aussie adventure. Enjoy a hot outdoor beach shower, perfect for a quick rinse under the sun or stars. Eco-friendly and open-air, so no soap or shampoo.

If showering outdoors isn’t for you, don’t worry, you’ll be swimming daily in crystal-clear freshwater lakes – nature’s best bath!

Need to go? Portable festival-style toilets are nearby. Just rinse, refresh, and soak up K’gari’s great outdoors!

K’gari Safari™ Tour

Absolutely with hot and cold water and flushing toilets a short walk from your camp.

Dingos are incredible creatures but they are also wild animals so they can be aggressive if provoked. Follow the guides instructions on how to be Dingo-safe & always walk in a group and take a stick with you whenever you leave the camp and you’ll be right!

That’s cool too. No worries. If you don’t want to drive just let our guides know at the safety briefing. Easy!

We pride ourselves as an Adventure Tour suited to fun, social and adventurous travellers. Whilst we love a few cold ones in the evening we don’t want to spoil the next day with a bad hangover either. If you’re driving the next day be warned that driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol on K’gari is dangerous and carries the same penalties as the mainland. Worse still you could cause an accident and injure yourself and or people travelling in your vehicle.

We have a strict 18+ policy. Our guests are predominantly international youth travellers but we’re open to anyone who is young at heart.

Queensland is subject to cyclones and flash flooding. Sometimes roads are closed, making it impossible to reach Rainbow Beach, Noosa or the Island. If the Island is deemed unsafe Queensland National Parks can close K’gari. The Island is remote and it can be very expensive if you need to leave in the event of an emergency or if you fall sick, are injured or need to fly home at short notice – for these reasons we highly recommend Travel Insurance.

Take both bags with you at the start of your tour. Pack a small bag to take to the Island. Your big bag will be stored in Rainbow Beach and collected again when you come off the Island. (We do not take responsibility or compensate for any loss or damage of your personal property whilst in storage or when on tour).

We want as many people as possible to experience K’gari, and we’re always happy to have a conversation about your specific needs before you book.

It’s worth knowing that K’gari is a natural, largely undeveloped environment – the terrain includes soft sand, uneven ground, and areas without paved access, which does create some limitations we want to be upfront about.

For guests who use a wheelchair, we’re sorry to say that our current tours aren’t able to accommodate wheelchair access due to the nature of the island’s terrain. We’d encourage you to reach out to us directly though, as we’re always looking at ways to be more inclusive and may be able to suggest alternatives or point you toward operators better suited to your needs.

If you use crutches or have an injury or condition affecting your mobility, you may absolutely be able to join us – many guests in this situation have had a wonderful time. We’d just ask that you’re comfortable managing on crutches across soft sand for periods of time, and we recommend having a chat with us first so we can talk through the day’s itinerary and make sure it’s the right fit for you.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us before booking – we’d much rather have that conversation upfront so we can help you plan the best possible experience.

We aim to accommodate a wide range of dietary needs and allergies wherever reasonably possible. However, due to the remote nature of our tours and the facilities available, options may at times be limited.

We source food from a variety of external suppliers. Many products carry standard allergen warnings (e.g. “may contain traces of nuts” or other allergens). As such, we cannot guarantee that any meals or food preparation areas will be completely free from allergens.

All meals on tour are prepared in shared, communal camp kitchen facilities. While we take reasonable care during food handling and preparation, cross-contamination may occur. Guests should be aware that cooking equipment, utensils, and surfaces are used collectively.

You are welcome to bring your own food, utensils, or cooking equipment if you have concerns regarding cross-contamination or specific dietary requirements. The communal cooking environment also allows you to review ingredient labels and make informed decisions about your food.

We strongly recommend that you:

• Clearly communicate your dietary requirements or allergies to your guide and fellow travellers
• Exercise personal care during food preparation and consumption
• Carry all necessary medications with you at all times (e.g. EpiPen or other prescribed treatments)
• Inform the guide where to find your medication in case of an emergency

Due to the remote location, access to medical assistance may be limited and response times can vary. Mobile reception and Wi-Fi are also restricted, with more reliable service only available in certain areas. We strongly advise that you have appropriate travel insurance in place to cover any medical needs.

If you would like to discuss your dietary requirements further or have any questions prior to your tour, please do not hesitate to contact us.