Fraser Island: The World’s Largest Sand Island
Fraser Island, located off Queensland’s coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a destination like no other. Known as K’gari, meaning "paradise" in the language of the Butchulla people, the island offers a unique mix of sandy landscapes, rainforests, and freshwater lakes.
One of Fraser Island’s highlights is Lake McKenzie, a crystal-clear lake surrounded by white silica sand. Its pure water and serene atmosphere make it a perfect spot for swimming and relaxation. Another must-visit is Eli Creek, a freshwater stream where you can float along in the gentle current.
The island’s 75 Mile Beach serves as both a highway and a sightseeing route, leading to landmarks like the Maheno Shipwreck and the colorful Pinnacles rock formations. For the adventurous, guided 4WD tours provide an exciting way to explore the island’s rugged terrain.
With its diverse ecosystems and stunning scenery, Fraser Island is a paradise for nature lovers. Whether you’re hiking through ancient rainforests or watching whales from the shore, this island offers unforgettable experiences.
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