K'gari, Great Sandy National Park Butchulla Country Fraser Coast

Be Dingo-Safe! on K'gari

The best way to protect yourself, fellow visitors and the dingoes (wongari) is by planning ahead to Be Dingo-Safe.

Critical information for your safety is included in the conditions report—always check it before you visit.

Safety is our concern, but your responsibility. QPWS brochures, signs and web pages offer you safety information—please read it and heed it.

Be aware:

K'gari has a network of tracks and roads and a very long eastern beach used by pedestrians, fishers, wildlife and vehicles.
Some roads are one-way only, some are shared zones—vehicles must give way to pedestrians—and some are management tracks with no public access.
Look for traffic signs on the upper beach—the beach is considered a road where vehicles are permitted.
Safety and regulatory signs warn you of the dangers, rules and regulations, and ways to help conserve the special features of K'gari.
Walking track entrances, camping areas and day-use areas have information and orientation signs, including site-specific interpretive materials.
'Aircraft landing zone' signs are located at either end of the designated landing (and take off) areas for the authorised small planes that are permitted to land on the island.

Getting there and getting around

Find out about the travel options for accessing K'gari and up-to-date information about conditions on the island.
Be Dingo-Safe!

The best way to protect yourself, fellow visitors and the dingoes (wongari) is by planning ahead to Be Dingo-Safe.
Staying safe

Essential safety information whilst travelling around and staying on the island to ensure you are prepared and aware of potential hazards.
Before you visit

It's important to be prepared for a trip to K'gari. Find out what to bring and other essentials to prepare for a safe visit.