Fraser Island
World Heritage listed Fraser Island, an Australian icon, has an amazing array of natural wonders... freshwater lakes with white sandy beaches, desert-like sand blows and ancient rainforests with rare king ferns growing in sand.
Seventy-Five Mile Beach is strewn with attractions including cliffs of coloured sands, fast-flowing freshwater creeks and even a shipwreck rusting on the beach. The beach highway doubles as a landing strip for planes making joy flights, and the fishing is some of the best in the world. Keep a look out for dingoes and birds of prey.
Please be Dingo Safe in the Great Sandy National Park.
Seventy-Five Mile Beach is strewn with attractions including cliffs of coloured sands, fast-flowing freshwater creeks and even a shipwreck rusting on the beach. The beach highway doubles as a landing strip for planes making joy flights, and the fishing is some of the best in the world. Keep a look out for dingoes and birds of prey.
Please be Dingo Safe in the Great Sandy National Park.
Fraser Island Lakes
The World Heritage-listed Fraser Island is frequently described as a natural wonder and it is not surprising as this island, surrounded by salt water and formed entirely by sand, supports more than 100 freshwater lakes and numerous freshwater streams and tributaries and they are fabulous places to cool off on a warm Queensland day.
Fraser Island Rainforest
Imagine towering pines, rainforest trees with three metre girths, rare and ancient giant ferns, eucalypt forests, lemon-scented swamp vegetation and dwarfed heathland shrubs covered in a profusion of flowers. Now imagine them all growing on an island of sand. Fraser Island one of the only places on Earth where rainforest grows in sand at rlevations of 200m.
75 Mile Beach
Fraser Island's popular 75-Mile Beach is the spine of the island - giving easy access to some of the east coast's iconic attractions - Rainbow Gorge, The Maheno, Eli Creek, The Champagne Pools, Indian Head and more. This stunning stretch of golden sand is a gazetted highway; the place to catch the tailor running; and doubles as an air strip for the island's beach pilots.
Fraser Island Sand Dunes
Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island. Sandblows, like Stonetool Sandblow, along the eastern coast of the island are mobile and sweep across the island, often burying forests and other plant communities. Fraser Island and Rainbow Beach are also know for their coloured sands. On Fraser these are made up of 72 different colours, mostly reds and yellows.
Fraser Explorer Tours
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Phone
+61 7 4194 9222
1800 678 431 (Australia Toll Free)
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Address
Fraser Island, QLD, 4581 Australia
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Email
reservations@fraserexplorertours.com.au