World heritage listed Fraser Island is known for it's beauty and the worlds largest sand island.
It is situated of the coast of Queensland Australia.
This serene island has an abundance of wild life and flora and fauna to take your breathe away, with majestic tropical rainforest that have trees soaring an amazing 200 meters into the air give home and shelter to an array of birds from kookaburra's, cockatoos, kingfishers, owls and doves.
There are no bridges to get to Fraser Island so you must travel by boat, ferry or by air.
Once on Fraser the only way to get around the island is by 4WD.
Before you arrive on Fraser Island you must obtain a permit for both camping and your vehicle if you are taking on with you.
These permit must be visible at all time and have your booking number on them, your camping permit must be placed on the side of your tent and vehicle pass must be in the front windscreen, this is so that rangers can see them when they come around to do checks.
You can obtain theses passes online or through over the counter stores throughout Queensland.
Not only is there great camping grounds on Fraser Island but there is some beautiful resorts on the island to suit every one's budgets.
Staring with some 4 star resorts if you want to pamper the yourself or the one you love, there is Kingfisher Bay Resort, Mercure Kingfisher Bay Resort.
To some more modest resorts like Eurong Beach Resort Great for the family getaway, or if you are looking at going with a group of friends or family maybe house rentals might be some thing to look into as there are a great range to choose from ranging from sleeping 7 up to 14 with a great price range.
If this is your first time looking at visiting the majestic beautiful Fraser Island or it's one of your favourite holidaying destinations, remember to take your rubbish home with you or put it into the rubbish receptacles throughout the island so we keep it pristine for the next generation's to come.
If you are camping with children always camp at the campgrounds that are fully fenced and watch your children at all times and never let them try to feed any of the dingoes on the island.
Enjoy your stay on Fraser Island and no matter what time of the year you visit be sun safe and remember to slip, slop slap on the sunscreen.
It is situated of the coast of Queensland Australia.
This serene island has an abundance of wild life and flora and fauna to take your breathe away, with majestic tropical rainforest that have trees soaring an amazing 200 meters into the air give home and shelter to an array of birds from kookaburra's, cockatoos, kingfishers, owls and doves.
There are no bridges to get to Fraser Island so you must travel by boat, ferry or by air.
Once on Fraser the only way to get around the island is by 4WD.
Before you arrive on Fraser Island you must obtain a permit for both camping and your vehicle if you are taking on with you.
These permit must be visible at all time and have your booking number on them, your camping permit must be placed on the side of your tent and vehicle pass must be in the front windscreen, this is so that rangers can see them when they come around to do checks.
You can obtain theses passes online or through over the counter stores throughout Queensland.
Not only is there great camping grounds on Fraser Island but there is some beautiful resorts on the island to suit every one's budgets.
Staring with some 4 star resorts if you want to pamper the yourself or the one you love, there is Kingfisher Bay Resort, Mercure Kingfisher Bay Resort.
To some more modest resorts like Eurong Beach Resort Great for the family getaway, or if you are looking at going with a group of friends or family maybe house rentals might be some thing to look into as there are a great range to choose from ranging from sleeping 7 up to 14 with a great price range.
If this is your first time looking at visiting the majestic beautiful Fraser Island or it's one of your favourite holidaying destinations, remember to take your rubbish home with you or put it into the rubbish receptacles throughout the island so we keep it pristine for the next generation's to come.
If you are camping with children always camp at the campgrounds that are fully fenced and watch your children at all times and never let them try to feed any of the dingoes on the island.
Enjoy your stay on Fraser Island and no matter what time of the year you visit be sun safe and remember to slip, slop slap on the sunscreen.