Everything a visitor needs to know
Driving 75 Mile Beach Fraser Island
Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and home to one of the longest beach highways.
75 Mile Beach is a glorious scenic drive that must be navigated at low tide in a 4WD vehicle. It has the most spectacular ocean views and is an impressive beach highway in-of-itself.
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Yes you can! Fraser Island is off the coast at Hervey Bay, which is one of the most popular areas in Australia where tourist go whale watching.
This makes, our island home, Fraser island ideal to see the great southern humpback whales as they migrate north.
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Is the Sandy Cape worth the drive North?
The Sandy Cape is definitely the place to visit if you want to escape the crowds and enjoy some space and freedom on the beach.
It has beautiful pure white sand, turquoise calm waters and is a peaceful little spot in paradise.
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Platypus Bay is Fraser Island secret natural wonderland. The beach has brilliant turquoise waters that lap the snow white sand and it has very few people that know about it or where it is.
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View from the boardwalk above champagne Pools
Champagne Pools is a must see for anyone visiting Fraser Island. It is popular with backpackers who love to sun bake and swim. While full of fun for families who like to snorkel in shallow waters with the kids. It is like a little aquarium filled with tiny fish everywhere that are trapped in the pools at low tide.
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