Discover the World Heritage Listed Fraser Island and Explore the World's Largest Sand Island.

Spanning 124 Kilometres and covering an area of 163,000 hectares Fraser Island has a unique natural environment and is the only place on the planet where rainforest grows from sand.

Rich Aboriginal heritage and a colourful European history are integral to Fraser Island. This combination makes Fraser Island one of the most rare and mysterious features on the Australian Coastline.

Fraser Island's abundance of pristine fresh water lakes including McKenzie, Birrabeen, Benaroon, Boomanjin, and Wabby, combine with crystal clear creeks, amazing beaches and surf, massive sand blows, shipwrecks, an exceptional range of flora and fauna, and an enormous range of fish, whales and animals (325 species of birds, wallabies, possums, flying fox, echidnas, and the purest Australian breed of dingos) to bring you one of the true Wonders of the World!