Indian Head...



Indian head is a large rocky headland which forms a natural anchor for the sand forming Fraser Island. Indian Head provides the perfect vantage point for photographs of 75 Mile Beach reaching back along the island as well as a view of the great sand dunes extending north. The headland is also a great vantage point for viewing Sharks, turtles, dolphin, and rays in the clear shallow waters below.

	During August to November whales may even be seen frolicking in the warm Queensland Pacific Ocean from this perfect vantage point. If you have binoculars don't forget to take them with you.

Not far north from Indian Head (a casual walk) the Champagne Pools can be seen. The Champagne Pools names for their beautiful colour are formed by a natural volcanic rock barrier partially shielding the beach from the ocean surf. The pools can provide a unique bathing experience on hot Queensland summer days.