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K'Gari Summer Sale
Highlights
- Escape to K'gari aboard a luxury Gold Class coach for a comfortable and scenic journey.
- Explore the world's largest sand island on an award-winning 4WD tour, visiting breathtaking spots like Eli Creek.
- Savour the stunning views at Lake McKenzie, perfect for a refreshing swim and relaxation.
- Experience the Illumina Return to Sky light show, adding a magical touch to your adventure.
Escape to K’gari on this 4 day escorted adventure, travelling in comfort aboard our luxury Gold Class coach with a Fun Over 50 Holidays Tour Host and Coach Captain. Journey via Gympie to River Heads, then take the ferry to K’gari for a 3 night stay at Kingfisher Bay Resort. Explore the world’s largest sand island on an award winning 4WD tour, visiting Eli Creek, 75 Mile Beach and the Maheno Shipwreck, with time to swim at stunning Lake McKenzie. Enjoy a leisure day, shared meals, and the Illumina Return to Sky light show, before returning via Eumundi Markets and home to Brisbane.
Itinerary highlights
Return ferry transfers ex River Heads to K’gari
This is more than just a transfer. It is the moment the holiday properly begins. The SeaLink crossing from River Heads to Kingfisher Bay Resort gives guests that instant sense of leaving the mainland behind and heading somewhere special. The ferry travels across the Great Sandy Strait to K’gari, with regular services operating between River Heads and Kingfisher Bay Resort, making the arrival feel smooth, scenic and well organised. It is a simple inclusion, but an important one, because it sets the tone for a relaxing island escape from the very start.
Relax for 3 nights on K’gari and enjoy a full day 4WD tour
This is the centrepiece of the itinerary and one of the strongest island experiences you can offer. K’gari is World Heritage listed and celebrated for its rainforests, lakes, dunes and beaches, while Kingfisher Bay Resort operates ranger-guided 4WD tours that depart from the resort and explore the island’s headline attractions. That makes the stay feel both relaxing and adventurous, with enough time for guests to settle into the island atmosphere rather than rushing through. It is scenic, iconic and unmistakably Queensland, giving the tour real aspirational pull.
Swim in the stunning waters of Lake McKenzie on K’gari
Lake McKenzie is one of K’gari’s true hero attractions and a genuine visual showstopper. Tourism Queensland describes it as one of the island’s most visited natural sites, known for its brilliant white silica sand and crystal-clear blue water. It is the kind of place that looks almost unreal in person, which is exactly why it leaves such a strong impression on guests. For a tour itinerary, it adds that classic “bucket list” moment, where people are not just visiting somewhere beautiful, they are stepping into one of the island’s most iconic landscapes.
Drift along Eli Creek, travel 75 Mile Beach and see the Maheno Shipwreck
4) Drift along Eli Creek, travel 75 Mile Beach and see the Maheno Shipwreck
This is one of the most marketable touring sequences on K’gari because it packs several of the island’s most recognisable experiences into one unforgettable day. Eli Creek is the largest freshwater creek on the eastern beach and is famous for its gentle float back to the ocean, while 75 Mile Beach and the rusting Maheno Shipwreck create that classic wild-island image people instantly associate with K’gari. Together, they bring movement, contrast and real adventure to the tour, balancing swimming, scenery and history in a way that feels effortless and memorable.
Sundowner drinks at Sunset Bar and the Illumina ‘Return to Sky’ light show
These two inclusions work beautifully together as the evening signature of the itinerary. Sunset Bar is designed around that relaxed western-beach end-of-day mood, with cocktails, platters and front-row views as the sky changes colour. Then Illumina adds a completely different layer, with “Return to Sky” presented as an immersive light and sound experience at Kingfisher Bay Resort that explores K’gari’s discovery, regeneration and growth. It is a clever combination of atmosphere and storytelling that makes the nights feel just as memorable as the island touring by day.
Tour details
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
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Climate Action Leader Certified by Ecotourism Australia
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ECO Certified (Advanced Ecotourism) by Ecotourism Australia
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Quality Tourism Accreditation
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Respecting Our Culture (ROC) Certified by Ecotourism Australia
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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC
Memberships
- Council of Australian Tour Operators
- Gay and Lesbian Tourism Australia (GALTA)
- Queensland Tourism Industry Council
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- QLD – Brisbane Economic Development Agency (BEDA)
- QLD – Bundaberg North Burnett Tourism