Offer valid Jul 11, 2025 to Oct 12, 2025
Say hello to the humpbacks on K’gari (Fraser Island) with Kingfisher Bay Resort’s K’gari Whale Retreat. From $439 per person, twin share, enjoy 2 nights’ resort hotel accommodation, daily buffet breakfasts, return passenger ferry transfers and a half-day whale watching cruise with guaranteed sightings in Australia’s whale watching capital! Valid for travel from 11 July 2025 to 12 October 2025. Peak rates apply for travel during school holidays, and blackout dates may apply.
Terms and Conditions
Subject to availability, and terms and conditions apply. Offer is applicable to direct bookings only and is not valid for group or conference reservations. This offer cannot be combined with any other special rates, packages, or promotions. Unused package components are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash or alternative services. More terms and conditions apply, see website for details.
Kingfisher Bay Resort is a four-star eco accommodation, immersed within the tree-covered dunes on World Heritage-listed K'gari (Fraser Island), encompassing 152 hotel rooms, 109 two and three-bedroom villas and a suite of 8 holiday houses. Spacious rooms reflect the coastal environment and optimise the idyllic weather, with wide balconies to enjoy the surrounding wallum and captivating birdsongs.
Conveniently located on the western side of Queensland's Fraser Island, Kingfisher Bay Resort has blended seamlessly with the surrounds, creating a nature base easy access to the island’s iconic sites. Swimming in the renowned Lake McKenzie, to cruising along 75 Mile Beach and exploring the ruins of the Maheno Shipwreck, with tours departing daily from the resort.
A dedicated, team of Resort Rangers run daily guided eco walks, talks and immersive, nature-based activities for guests, including canoe paddles through nearby mangrove and estuary systems, bush tucker tastings, night adventures to spot the island’s nocturnal species and Segway tours along the western beach.
The accredited team of Rangers have an immense passion and knowledge for the destination, with backgrounds in Animal Ecology, Marine Science and Australian Indigenous studies. They form a complimentary enrichment for each travellers’ experience, taking away a greater understanding and appreciation of the island’s remarkable flora, fauna and diverse landscapes.
