Everything a visitor needs to know
Be Dingo-safe on Fraser Island
Yes, there are wild dingo’s (Canis lupus dingo) on Fraser Island.
If fact, K’gari has some of the purest breeds of dingo in the world. This is because the isolation and protective nature of the island makes interbreeding with domestic dogs rare.
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Updated: 15th December 2020
The Queensland government has eased travel restrictions.
Interstate visitors can travel to Queensland without quarantine unless they are travelling from a hotspot. At the time of writing, there are currently no hotspots in Australia
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Indian Head is a popular spot with a spectacular view
Visitors to Fraser Island are always amazed at the magnificent view at the top of the cliffs at Indian Head.
Many are surprised at just how much marine life you can see from the 50meter cliffs below.
Turtles, stingrays and sharks are seen daily and from August to November Humpback whales frolic around the headland.
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The bird life on Fraser Island is amazing for Birdwatchers and photographers.
Fraser Island has an abundance of birdlife and it makes it a major attraction for naturalists with over 350 species of birds recorded.
It is a natural playground, nursery and hunting ground for birds. As Fraser Island is the worlds largest sand island covering 123km long and 166,038ha it is an island of significant importance to the breeding and habitat of birdlife.
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Swimming in the tannin coloured water of Orange creek
Fraser Island has a unique little freshwater swimming hole called Orange creek.
And yes it is orange-ish, perhaps a little more brown than orange. I would describe it as tea coloured.
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