• All meals and snacks from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 5 inclusive

• All National Park permits

• Ferry transfers to and from the island 

• An itinerary that makes the most of tide/weather and has been proven popular with families.

• Satellite communications 

• Behind-the-scenes support and 24/7 emergency contact for parents 

• Comprehensive risk management with clear contingencies 

• A pre-trip online briefing session to help you prepare 

• Camping equipment and camping fees (for those camping)

• Option to upgrade to accomodationg in the checkout

• Option to be a passenger in one of our volunteer 4×4s in the checkout

• Transport to Rainbow Beach. Either fly or enjoy a roadtrip.

• 4×4 Hire, insurance and Fuel although we can help organise this on your behalf. Passenger seats in our volunteer’s 4×4 can be booked at checkout

• Lunch on the first and last days. There will be opportunity to purchase at Rainbow Beach or the airport.

• Drinks (Soft or alcholic) and snacks

$500 per person for powered camping with flushing toilets and warm showers.

+$240 per bunkroom. Small sized bedrooms with 2 single beds and shared use of the facilities.

‍+$800 per family unit. 2 interconnected bedrooms with private use bathroom, 1 double bed, 1 bunk bed and 1 single bed. Families with more than 5 people may fit comfortably but it is advisable to speak to us prior to choosing this option.

+$500 per person for a passenger seat in one of our volunteer’s 4×4.

With the right gear a bit of rain might be just what is needed to make the trip even more memorable!

If we deem the forecast is for unsafe weather conditions or (eg. bushfires or cyclones) then the trip will be postponed.

We suggest booking flexible flights or purchasing travel insurance for this unlikely scenario.

We’ll be staying at Dilli Village.

This is run by the University of the Sunshine Coast and has different accommodation options available.

Our price includes the use of our tents on a supplied self-inflating mattress.

OR

Some families may feel more comfortable upgrading to bunkroom (bedroom with shared bathroom) or family unit with ensuite

Click Book Now to see the various options and prices.

Self contained cabins have internally accessed bathrooms, whereas the bunkrooms and tents use the shared modern shower and toilet blocks.

Composting toilets are readily available throughout the island during our day trips.

Warm showers are plentiful but you can expect to swim in pristine freshwater lakes every day.

No. We’re genuinely delighted to welcome all people, regardless of their faith.

Our team are all Christians and carefully craft the input and delivery to avoid ostracizing or prompting a sense of guilt in someone who doesn’t have a Christian faith.

A combination of Youthworks Team members who may be supported by men and women volunteers from various churches.

Leaders will have verified Working with Children Checks and Safe Ministry Training.

Read more here: youthworks child protection.   

Youthworks has a proven track record in camping risk management thanks to more than four decades of running camps and conferences.

From satellite communications/tracking to careful campsite selection, our team manage risks to reduce the severity and liklihood of consequences while maximising the benefits that come from exploration, nature play and adventure. 

A qualified Wilderness First Aid leader and kit will be present throughout the week.

Our camping practices exceed official recommendations to stay dingo safe.

This includes keeping within our group, properly storing and disposing of food and camping within the dingo-proof fenced areas. 

In moderation, yes.