Everything a visitor needs to know
“A little advice prior to your arrival at Inskip Point to ensure you don’t get bogged”
Visitors to Fraser Island often have no real idea of what to expect once they reach Inskip point.
It’s advisable that you make a quick stop in the car park area ( under the shade of the trees) and prepare to let down your tyres. Driving in the soft sand with fully inflated tyres is bad news and you’ll just get bogged.
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An incoming storm front on Fraser Island
Fraser Island is one of the lucky destinations that has a pretty good climate all year round.
However, if you’re camping while you visit, then the warmer months would be a more comfortable stay.
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Lake Garawongera is a beautiful inland lake on Fraser island. Like many of the other amazing lakes on the island it is a reed-lined perched lake.
It’s traditional name is known as ‘place of pigeons’ by the Butchulla Aboriginal people.
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World Heritage listed Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world. So when we talk about certain places you will see exactly where they are on the island. We hope this map will assist you in navigating the island.
It’s easy to use. Just scroll with your mouse or pinch on your mobile device, to zoom in on the attractions we are mentioning.
That way you can get a birds eye view.
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