Experience the natural wonders of K’gari, previously known as Fraser Island, with our educational school excursions. As the world’s largest sand island, K’gari is an ecological paradise with unique flora and fauna.
Engage in educational walks through ancient rainforests, learning about the island’s delicate ecosystem and conservation efforts. Visit the awe-inspiring Lake McKenzie, known for its crystal-clear waters and geological significance.
For a historical perspective, explore the Maheno Shipwreck and the Central Station, where students can learn about the island’s heritage and logging history.
At Away We Go Tours, we understand the importance of curriculum alignment and hands-on learning experiences. Let us take your school on an unforgettable educational journey to K’gari, leaving a lasting impression on students.
Multi Destinations:
3-7 Day Fraser Coast / Brisbane
3–7 Day Fraser Coast / Sunshine Coast
3-5 Day Gympie / Maryborough / Hervey Bay
Key Attractions
- K’gari Tours
- Maryborough Military and Colonial Museum
- Gympie Historical Museum
- Hervey Bay Historical Village
- The Story Bank
- Whale watching
- Hervey Bay Eco Tours
Learning Areas
- Continuity and change
- Questioning, researching & analysing
- Evaluating, reflection and communication
- Roles rights and responsibilities
- Cause and effect
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders –Histories & Culture
- Australia as a Nation (WWII)
- European Settlement
- Analysis and Use of sources
- History
- Tourism
- Economics and business
Key Attractions
- K’gari
- Hervey Bay Eco Tourism
- Whale watching
Learning Areas
- Importance of environments
- Environmental conservation
- Preserving and restoring unique environments
- Marine environments
- Site stewardship initiatives
- Reef resilience, restoration and research
- Places and Spaces, Landforms and Landscapes
- Places and Liveability
- Ecosystem Dynamics and interactions
Key Attractions
- K’gari
- Hervey Bay Eco Tourism
- Whale watching
Learning Areas
- Biology & environment
- Science
- Geography
- Places and Spaces, Landforms and Landscapes
- Places and Liveability
- Biological Sciences – Interactions and Ecosystems
- Ecosystem Dynamics and interactions
