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Pure Fresh Water Lakes
Fraser Island has a number of beautiful fresh water lakes around the island. Lake McKenzie is one of the largest on the island which is perfect for swimming or sun baking. More. |
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Unique Wildlife
Fraser Island boasts many unique and rare species of wildlife. Dingo's on Fraser are the most commonly thought of when referring to the island, but there are many birds, lizards, turtles and fresh water fish to be seen. More. |
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Ancient Rainforests
Fraser Island has an amazing rainforest living in the centre of the island with many species of plants and ferns of ancient origin. Central Station is one such place you can take a tranquil walk among the forest trees. More. |
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The Maheno
Fraser has a long history of shipwrecks on the island and one such example is the Maheno. Its old warn skeleton of iron can be viewed on the eastern beach and makes a beautiful backdrop for photos of sunrise if you are an early bird. More. |
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Eastern Beach
The 132km length of Fraser Island provides endless beach frontage for campers. Popular for fishing, sun baking and if your lucky you may spot a turtle during coming to shore to lay her eggs in the evening. More. |
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Indian Head
Indian head is the largest rocky outcrop on the eastern shore. Popular for photographers to capture that perfect photo of the eastern beach. Indian Head is also a great to spot sharks, rays and turtles swimming in the shallow waters below. More. |
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Coloured Sands
The Coloured Sands is a formation created by the gradual erosion of the sand bed. Its beautiful pinnacle like structures of reds, oranges and gold sand can be found on the eastern beach. More. |
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Eli Creek
Eli Creek on the east coast of the island is the perfect way to relax at the end of a long day sight seeing. Its cool fresh water flows gently out to see and is perfect for swimming. This is a popular place for the kids! More. |
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4WDriving...
If you're going to travel on Fraser Island, the only way to do it is in a four wheel drive. All the roads on Fraser are made of sand, and if you are a 4wd enthusiast, then you can find some of the best terrain to test your beast to the limits right here. More. |
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