Splitters Farm, located in the stunning region of K''gari (Fraser Island), Queensland, offers a one-hour guided walking tour that is a must-visit for animal lovers and photographers. This experience includes up-close encounters with over 360 rescue animals, making it a unique and unforgettable opportunity.

As you journey through the farm, you''ll be led by one of Splitters Farm''s friendly guides, who will share their knowledge of the farm''s history and its inhabitants. You''ll have the chance to taste honey straight from the hive and collect fresh eggs, all while learning about the importance of animal rescue and conservation.

The tour takes you through paddock to paddock, giving you the chance to see a wide variety of animals, from cows and pigs to alpacas and emus. The best time to feed the animals is during the morning sessions, so be sure to arrive early to make the most of this interactive experience.

In addition to the guided tour, your experience also includes a $30 facility hire voucher, which can be used on activities such as go-karts, paddle boats, electric scooters, or kayaks. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore the beautiful gardens and natural surrounds of Splitters Farm.

Bookings are essential, and children are welcome to attend. Please bring wet weather gear if required and arrive 10 minutes prior to your allocated session time for a safety briefing.

At We Wander, we are proud to partner with Splitters Farm, a unique and inspiring destination that offers visitors a chance to connect with animals and nature in a meaningful way. We invite you to join Splitters Farm on this guided walking tour and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Experience Includes:

• Guided Tour for 2 adults and 2 kids
• $30 Facility Hire Voucher for use on Go Karts, Paddle Boats, Electric Scooters or Kayaks

Important Information:

• This activity is kid friendly and bookings are essential.
• Please bring wet weather gear if required.
• Please arrive 10min prior to your allocated session time to partake in one our hourly safety briefings