Kingfisher 1 Day Tour of Fraser island

A 1 Day Tour taking in the highlights of Fraser Island.


The world's largest sand island is a place of exceptional beauty. The sand surprisingly supports fresh-water lakes, bright as jewels, perched in the tops of the sand dunes and fast-flowing, crystal-clear creeks.

This is the only place in the world where tall rainforests are found growing on sand dunes at elevations of over 200 metres. The highest dunes are 240 metres.

Famous 75-Mile Beach is flanked by strikingly coloured sand cliffs and desert-like sand blows. Fresh water creeks flow across it into the ocean. You may spot some of Australia's purest bred dingoes or some of the 354 recorded bird species, which range from rainbow-coloured parrots to birds of prey.

Inclusions:
Morning tea, Lunch and National Park Fees.

Departures:
Daily from Kingfisher Bay Resort at 8.15am and returns approximately 4.30pm.

    * Guests learn about the natural and cultural history of Fraser Island.
    * Swim in the crystal-clear, blue waters of Lake McKenzie, the island's most beautiful perched lake.
    * From Central Station, walk along the banks of Wanggoolba Creek as it flows silently through rainforest.
    * Marvel at the tall, majestic satinay trees of Pile Valley.
    * Drive along spectacular Seventy-Five Mile Beach.
    * Stop to swim in the cool, fresh waters of Eli Creek. This swift flowing creek, the largest on the eastern beach, spills 80 megalitres of water into the ocean every day.
    * Visit the Maheno shipwreck and marvel at the coloured sands of the Pinnacles.
    * See an ancient forest being uncovered as Stonetool Sand Blow moves across the island.



Note: Itinerary is subject to change due to weather, tides and island track conditions.