K’gari (Fraser Island) is the world’s largest sand island. The direct translation of K’gari, the indigenous people’s name for Fraser, is paradise. There’s undoubtedly something special about this place. Its bountiful forests, picture-perfect beaches, wild ocean and calm ocean strait, not to mention the freshwater lakes, have all earned it World Heritage-listed status. The Fraser Island Great Walk is undoubtedly the best way to experience all of this. All of this walk is remote, and you will get to enjoy the serenity of the island and the unblemished natural environment entirely away from the busy tourist routes.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Massive trees (over 6 metres wide) and over 1000 years old
- Admire some of the forty crystal-clear freshwater lakes, including Lake McKenzie, the jewel of K’gari
- An abundance of wildlife, whales, wallabies, dolphins and dugongs
- A bird lover’s paradise, with over 240 species recorded in the area
- Spot dingoes on the beach
Rob S
Kgari self guided walk was all that was promised. In winter mornings were a bit chilly but days were perfect. Accommodation was superb and the eastern Beach resort were extremely keen to make our stay enjoyable. Kingfisher is a wonderful facility. Entire trip went extremely well.