K'gari (Fraser Island), Great Sandy National Park Fraser Coast

Fraser Island (K'gari) is the traditional land of the Butchulla Aboriginal people and a world heritage area. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Tourism and Events Queensland

Critical information for your safety

Critical information for your safety is included in the conditions report—always check it before you visit. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Tourism and Events Queensland

Attractions

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  • Central Station day-use area

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    Discover the historic hub of K'gari (Fraser Island), set in lush rainforest alongside the upper waters of Wanggoolba Creek.

  • Lake Allom day-use area

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    Enjoy the cool lakeside sanctuary of one of the only places in the world where tall rainforest grows on sand.

  • Lake Birrabeen day-use area

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    Escape the crowds and discover this shady picnic area nestled beside a stunning perched lake high in the sand dunes.

  • Lake Boomanjin day-use area

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    Take a break, stretch your legs and have a picnic beside what is reputedly the largest perched lake in the world.

  • Lake Garawongera day-use area

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    Picnic and relax in this tranquil day-use area, a short walk from Lake Garawongera nestled high in the sand dunes.

  • Boorangoora (Lake McKenzie) day-use area

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    Don’t go past the chance to see Fraser’s own ‘Eden’, endeared for its size, crystal-blue water and pure fringing sand.

  • Ocean Lake day-use area

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    When the sun gets too hot for you on the beach, this day-use area provides the ultimate shady and cool retreat.

  • Ungowa day-use area

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    Take a break from fishing and exploring in the Great Sandy Strait at this popular getaway spot, far from the crowds.

  • Waddy Point day-use area

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    Set in coastal woodlands off the beach in Marloo Bay, this is a great picnic spot along the Eastern beach scenic drive.