The Australian High Country has been described as one of the worlds best 4WD destinations. Offering a fantastic array of 4WD tracks, experiencing breathtaking panoramic views, and stunning open plains. The area is also full of Australian history from old mining town ruins, High Country Cattleman’s Huts, to unsolved murder mysteries at Wonnagatta Station.

Nothing says Australia quite like our outback. The open spaces that seem to stretch on forever tell the story of the exploration and development of our wide, brown land, and reflect Australia’s pioneering spirit and unique identity.

World Heritage Listed Fraser Island - the largest sand island in the world and the only place on the planet where rainforest grows on sand! Spanning hundreds of kilometres, it's packed with off-road adventure, nature and wildlife experiences.  It is approximately 250 kilometres north of the state capital, Brisbane.

If your time is short (3 days), spending time in just the Great Sandy Cooloola National Park is an option. This area provides beautiful scenery and experiences similar to Fraser Island

Cape York Peninsula is also called the Tip and if you enjoy adventure, is well worth travelling through.

Rugged, remote, the Tip has one of the wildest tropical environments on the planet. The Great Dividing Range forms the spine of the Cape: tropical rainforests and palm-fringed beaches flank its eastern side, sweeping savannah woodlands, eucalyptus forests and coastal mangroves its west.