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Articles Discover self-drive fun!Fraser Island's regular visitors know there's no fun like bumping over its spectacular white beaches in a four-wheel drive vehicle. There are maps, 'how to' courses, and if you'd rather, tours where you can sit back and let someone do the driving for you!  Island has plenty to doVisit coloured sand cliffs or historic shipwrecks. Swim in rock - pools or fish on the eastern beach. Watch for whales, wildlife or birds. Sketch wildflowers or visit the information centre at Central Station to learn more about Fraser Island. more  Natural wonderlandFraser has about 230 species of birds and 25 species of mammals including wallabies, possums, flying foxes, echidnas and eastern Australia's purest breed of dingo. Its warm waters attract dugong, dolphins and turtles. Some trees are 1,000 years old.  Sand islandsWhether you're planning a day trip from Brisbane to Bribie, Stradbroke or Moreton Islands or a few days world heritage on Fraser Island, nothing beats the feeling of sinking toes into the powdery dunes of Queensland's sand islands. more  Self-drive funFraser Island's regular visitors know there's no fun like bumping over its spectacular white beaches in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. There are maps, "how to" courses, and tours where you can sit back and let someone do the driving for you. more  Unique sand formationFraser Island's sand originated hundreds of kilometres away; washed from the tablelands of northern New South Wales into the rivers and out to sea where strong currents carried it north to create the largest sand island in the world. |
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Fraser Island is a nature lover's dream. The world's largest sand island (measuring 184,000 hectares) is an ecological masterpiece. It is the only place in the world where tall rainforests grow on sand dunes.