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K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) is an Aboriginal word for a beautiful woman so taken with the earth that she stayed behind after creation.

Possums, dingoes and wallabies inhabit the island and you will find dugongs feeding on seagrass, turtles nesting and humpback whales using Platypus Bay as a playground.

The island is awash with color; blinding white sand flanks the milky turquoise and inky blue-black lakes, the dense green center contrasting wonderfully.

Explore the island

Maheno Wreck, Fraser IslandDon your walking boots and climb the dramatic sand dunes and take a dip in Eli Creek or amble along Seventy-Five Mile Beach to the eerie ruins of the Maheno shipwreck.

Regular barges sail to the island for those planning on exploring the island, or alternatively a fast ferry or a helicopter will whisk you to the island if you wish to base yourself at the resort.

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Suggested itineraries featuring K’gari

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