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A wonderland of sprawling sand dunes, sun-drenched beaches, and lush green bushlands. Fraser Island is truly a jigsaw of stunning natural scenery. But what exactly has made this beautiful island one of the top attractions within Australia, bringing over 350,000 travellers each year?
75 Mile Beach
It’s easy to guess why this beach got its name, with 75 miles of stretched out and making up the area. With three layers of stunning beauty; from the calm blue shores, the golden white sands, and finally the green bushland terrain bordering the edge. It’s no surprise this beach is found in the majority of Fraser Island’s postcards. One of the best bonus’ for this beach, is that you can not only swim and sunbake here but drive completely down the strip much like a highway. Gathering speeds and spraying water as you weave in and out of the ocean.
Eli Creek
Travel on a serene journey and marvel at the island’s beauty while floating down the famous Eli Creek. With a strong current that pushes you down its weaving creek bends. You can enjoy a relaxing glide before stopping at the many picnic stops scattered along the creek’s edge.
Lake McKenzie
Known as the ‘jewel’ of Fraser Island, Lake McKenzie holds many wonders in its crystal-clear waters. The area is a complete paradise, with lush greenery bordering the pure white sand that sinks down into the clear blue waters of the lake. It is a ‘perched lake,’ which means it sits above the island’s water table, without the continuous draining of water. This makes it highly acidotic and unliveable for most life, therefore no natural waste accumulates, and the lake remains completely pure. Have your troubles and pains wash away in this truly relaxing attraction.
Maheno Shipwreck
In 1935, a travelling ship meets with a strong cyclone, ending up shipwreck on the shore of Fraser Island. Nowadays it is an iconic sight of rusting red, contrasting beautifully with the golden sand and sapphire waters nearby. Visit Maheno shipwreck during sunrise or sunset and see the rust glow brilliantly against the orange sunshine glow.
The Pinnacles
The Pinnacles have both a natural beauty to it and being historic and important for the local aboriginal community. Visit hear and hear the complete Dreamtime story of its creation, involving a woman named Wuru and a rainbow serpent. It’s best time to visit the Pinnacles during the early morning. As the sunrise enhances the vivid glow of these natural colours. hitting the colour cliffs along the way.
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Tips visiting the Fraser Island
