Everything a visitor needs to know
From the beach access point, it’s a 45 minute walk over the dunes to reach Lake Waddy
Lake Wabby is located in Queensland’s Great Sandy Straights on Fraser Island. It can be found nestled in the sand dunes on the Eastern side of the island between Eurong and Poyungan Rocks.
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Welcome to Lake Boomanjin
Lake Boomanjin on Fraser island is famous for it’s size and it’s red hue. We can assure you there is nothing sinister in the water. It’s simply created by the ‘tea tree’ tannin on the lake bottom. The water itself is crystal clear.
Set up your camp and stay beside the worlds largest perched lake. Spend the day swimming and enjoying the fenced day use area to have a picnic or camp overnight in the allocated camp ground.
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Fraser Island is full of lakes and secret swimming spots. As we are full time local residents on Fraser. We can show you all the best places to swim.
Here are a few of our favourites :
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The Pinnacles are sign posted along the beach
You may be thinking what is so special about looking at sand. Let me say that when you see this natural, beautiful phenomenon you will be in awe. It’s well worth the drive along 75 Mile Beach to reach this spot and take a look, or at least a photo.
Not only is the Pinnacle impressive in size but it’s also fascinating to think that the sand colours and layers have taken hundreds of thousands of years to accumulate and change.
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Fraser Island snorkeling is a fun and exciting way to appreciate the enchanting underwater life. The marine wildlife of Fraser Island is one of the best in the world.
Being the largest island on earth, it’s home to millions of marine species. Snorkeling on the island is a unique experience. From interacting with huge catfish on the island’s deepest lake to snorkeling in rock pools and swimming with the turtles, you’re going to love the thrill and adventure!
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