Driving on the Beach
Drive your 4WD along Seventy-Five Mile Beach
- Driving on the Beach — Drive your 4WD along Seventy-Five Mile Beach
- Lake McKenzie — Cool off in the turquoise, crystal-clear Lake McKenzie or Lake Birrabee
- Maheno Shipwreck — Discover the fully preserved Maheno Shipwreck near Happy Valley
- “Champagne Pool”
- “Champagne Pool” — Splash about in the bubbling “Champagne Pool” rock pool safely, without jellyfish, sharks or strong currents
- Indian Head — Enjoy a unique view over the island from Indian Head and maybe spot whales
- View from Indian Head
- Indian Head
- Wanggoolba Creek — Hike along a crystal-clear, whisper-quiet creek through the rainforest
- Pile Valley — Walk among tall trees and untouched ferns that are more than 1000 years old
- Sand Roads — Drive on sand roads through the interior and watch natural bushfires and wildlife
- Driving on the Beach — Drive your 4WD along Seventy-Five Mile Beach
- "Roadworks" — Roadworks are part of it too, of course :)
- Lake Wabby — Explore Lake Wabby, the deepest lake on the island, and hike to the sand dune that surrounds it
- Lake Birrabee — Cool off in the turquoise, crystal-clear Lake McKenzie or Lake Birrabee
- Lake Boomanjin — At this "reddish" lake you can escape the tourism and enjoy a bit of solitude
- McKenzie's Jetty — Visit McKenzie's Jetty, the remaining jetty of an old sawmill
- Stay Dingo Safe — You are reminded of "dangerous" dingoes at every corner, but we did not see any
Fraser Island Map
Tip: Download the Fraser Island map to your smartphone as an image. That way you can use it offline at any time.
What You Will Experience
- Drive your 4WD along Seventy-Five Mile Beach
- Hike along a crystal-clear, whisper-quiet creek through the rainforest
- Cool off in the turquoise, crystal-clear Lake McKenzie or Lake Birrabee
- Watch freshwater turtles at Lake Allom
- Enjoy a unique view over the island from Indian Head and maybe spot whales
- Discover the fully preserved Maheno Shipwreck near Happy Valley
- Drive on sand roads through the interior and watch natural bushfires and wildlife
- Explore Lake Wabby, the deepest lake on the island, and hike to the sand dune that surrounds it
- Visit McKenzie's Jetty, the remaining jetty of an old sawmill
- and last but not least: “Stay Dingo Safe” :D
