We sleep in 4-person tents with beds, comfortable mattresses, pillows and bed linen. There is a sanitary area with hot showers and flush toilets, a small store and everything is protected by a dingo fence. The beach is just a short walk away – perfect for sunrise and sunset.

Yes, you can take part as a navigator, DJ, photographer or comedian – or just sit back and enjoy the ride.

Tours also take place in the rain. Queensland can be affected by cyclones and heavy rain, so please bring a rain jacket. Cancellations are rare as most guests have tight travel schedules.

Yes, alcohol can be brought along. Preferably in cans – no boxed wines (“Goon”) or glass allowed.

Driving is permitted if you are at least 21 years old, have 2 years of driving experience and have a valid driver’s license. Driving licenses that are not issued in English must include an international driving license.

The return time cannot be guaranteed as tides and island conditions vary. Usually: Rainbow Beach 12pm – 3pm, Noosa 3pm – 7pm. We do not recommend onward travel on the same day.

Hot and cold water, flush toilets and showers are available a short distance from the camp.

Dingoes are fascinating animals, but they are also wild animals and can become aggressive if provoked. Follow the guides’ instructions on how to behave in a dingo-safe manner, always walk in a group and take a stick with you when you leave the camp – then you’ll be safe!

Minimum age 18 years. Guests are predominantly young, international travelers, but every “young at heart” participant is welcome.

Take both pieces of luggage with you at the start of your tour. Pack a small bag for the island. Your large luggage will be stored at Rainbow Beach and collected on your return from the island. (We accept no responsibility or compensation for loss or damage to your belongings during storage or the tour).