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Driving in Fraser Island
Driving in Fraser Island
One of the most enjoyable ways to visit Fraser Island is by 4WD. To visit most of the main sites you should allow three days. You can hire vehicles with camping gear or stay in accommodation on the island.
Fraser Magic 4WD Hire Family run business, with a Swiss-Australian background. Provides 4wd hire from 2 up to 8 seater landrovers. Accommodation or camping packages available. ph. +61 7 4125-6612
Fraser Island Tagalong Tours Fraser Island Tagalong 4WD Tours for the budget traveler.
Other 4WD hire companies serving Fraser Island with self-drive tours include: Aussie Trax - 1800062275�: Safari 4WD - 1800689819�: Koala - 180046644�: Sunset Safari�: Sargen Hire
Nomads Fraser Island Tours 4wd tag-along tours on Fraser Island. Three days tours with a guide (fully equipped with sat phone and first aid kit, new Fraser Island regulations for 4wd companies). Email: [email protected]
Driving can be quit difficult especially during the dry season as the sand roads can be very difficult to get through. The sand can become like talcum powder and it is not uncommon if a vehicle becomes stuck to have to wait for hours before a bus can come by to tow the car out. The best time to drive is after there has been some rain when the sand road is more solid. Getting stuck relies on the help of others to get out. If you are not comfortable driving, taking a tour is recommended. Typically the longer the tour is, the smaller the group traveling.
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