Fraser Island Tours by Boat From Hervey Bay Including Kayaking Snorkelling

Go snorkeling, kayaking and swimming in Fraser Islands pristine waters on a relaxed full-day boat trip from Hervey Bay. See dolphins, dingoes, turtles, and sea eagles, go bushwalking on the dunes and learn about the island’s history and wildlife from your professional guides.

Cruise to Fraser Island

Travel to the Great Sandy Straits Marina in Hervey Bay to begin your cruise to Fraser Island. While cruising across the ocean, past small uninhabited islands and along the coast of picturesque Fraser Island; keep a lookout for dolphins, turtles and dugongs swimming nearby, and seabirds flying overhead.

Getting Settled

Before kayaking the fantastic waters, you will get briefed. Your tour will consist of kayaking, coral reef snorkeling, a few spots at which includes lunch, and some downtime for those interested in relaxing and or sunbathing before heading back to the island. 

Wathumba Creek

Arrive on Fraser Island; your Fraser Island tour reveals the wild and still untouched side to the island on a visit to Wathumba creek. Go kayaking, swimming, snorkeling with the turtles in the crystal-clear waters, relax on the sand or stretch your legs on a relaxed bushwalk.

Bowarrady Creek

Cruise to the picturesque Bowarrady Creek. Enjoy the natural surrounds while paddle boarding, kayaking, snorkeling, swimming or enjoying other free water sports available.

Snorkeling

You will spend the morning snorkeling along the colorful coral reefs and keeping your eyes peeled for some welcome guests. Snorkeling invites you to witness the stunning colors, abstract shapes, and fascinating textures of the coral reefs found within our oceans and seas. You could be looking at close encounters with dolphins, seahorses, turtles and many more!

Kayaking

Explore the waters of the Fraser Coast on Kayaks, great fitness and fun combined in one. Kayaking is a great way to get up close and personal with nature as you check out the world from a brand new perspective. Paddle silently through remote areas that most people will never get to visit.