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Do you have to book the ferry to Fraser Island?

Pre-booking passenger ferry or vehicle ferry transfers is recommended. Vehicle ferry bookings can be made by calling our reservations team on 1800 372 737 or direct online. Passenger only ferries can be made by calling our reservations team on 1800 372 737.



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Ferry Fee. The ferry is the only way to travel to and from Fraser Island, with fee's applying every day. The fee will keep increasing if you choose to travel with a car, a larger vehicle, or even a trailer.

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So the answer is yes you can walk to attractions, and there are walking tracks to these attractions. Many people walk around Fraser Island, whether your safety is an issue is something you have to weigh up.

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Vehicle access permits (VAPs) must be purchased and displayed on your vehicle windscreen before driving on Fraser Island Recreation Area. Be sure to buy all your permits before you go and ensure vehicle number plate details are correct on your permit. Buy your vehicle access permit online.

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Barges travel between River Heads (just south of Hervey Bay) and Fraser Island, taking visitors to two destinations—Wanggoolba Creek landing area and Kingfisher Bay Resort. These barges run daily and are at designated times only and welcome walk-ons which incur a fee, bookings essential.

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Fraser Island, also known as K'gari is one of the most beautiful islands and is the largest sand island in the world! You can go to Fraser Island without a tour, but it's recommended to have a good four wheel drive with you.

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So the answer is yes you can walk to attractions, and there are walking tracks to these attractions. Many people walk around Fraser Island, whether your safety is an issue is something you have to weigh up.

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Spring is arguably the best time to visit Fraser Island. In the months between August and October, the island has an average daytime temperature of about 27 degrees. The added benefit of spring is that the season brings a warm change from winter, without the humidity often experienced during the Queensland summer.

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