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Ngkala rocks

Maheno Shipwreck

Fraser Island Rainforest
 
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Fraser Island- Ngkala rocks
Champagne rock pools
 Indian Head
Rainforest
 Eli Creek

Enjoy the crowd-free seclusion with the option to simply kick back and relax whilst marveling at the breathtaking view or you can enjoy some excellent fishing spots at nearby Waddy Point, take a walk on the beautiful white sandy beaches. A 35 kilometers drive north will take you up the beautiful wilderness area beach to Sandy Cape and around the tip of the island to historic lighthouse and wartime bunkers. You might even see some nesting turtles or sea birds. (Sandy Cape is famous for it’s verity of fish caught all year round).

We are only 30 minutes from the island’s western beach at Wathumba Creek and Platypus Bay where whales rest with their calves on their annual migration. The Wathumba Creek estuary is renowned as a bream spawning ground and for the abundance of flathead, whiting and mud crabs. The Orchid Beach to Wathumba track crosses 16 kilometers of varied landscape containing unique flora such as the Orchid Beach native orchid, palms, ancient cycads, grass trees and beautiful seasonal wildflowers on the wallum health lands.

When the wind blows onto the exposed main eastern south from Indian Head you can always find a sheltered area to fish or relax near Orchid Beach
You can explore Fraser Island by 4wheel drive. Fraser island roads are predominantly sand tracks or beaches.

The wildlife on Fraser Island is just as diverse and unique as the landscape, comprising the intrepid dingoes, goannas, wallabies, possums, echidnas, abundant bird life.

Children can swim in the saltwater Champagne Pools, the freshwater Ocean Lake, and the many shallow lagoons and low tide gutters along the beach in the sheltered bay or climb and slide down the many high sand hills.

The annual tailor fishing season is from June to December when massive schools of tailor migrate to spawn between the island’s only rock headlands, Indian Head and Waddy Point. The largest tailor around 5 kg, are caught here later in the season. Taylor get into a feeding frenzy with personal catches of 100 or more, but a bag limit means you can only keep 30.


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