Fast Facts About Fraser: The Fraser Island Creeper
Following on from our earlier post on K’gari’s spring wildflowers, one plant deserves its own spotlight: the Fraser Island creeper. […]
Following on from our earlier post on K’gari’s spring wildflowers, one plant deserves its own spotlight: the Fraser Island creeper. […]
Swamp wallabies are one of the quieter residents of Fraser Island (K’gari), moving through the heathlands mostly around dawn and
From 1863 to 1991, Fraser Island’s (K’gari) forests were logged for their prized satinay and kauri pine timber — a
Champagne Pools are the only spot on Fraser Island (K’gari) where it’s considered safe to swim in the ocean —
Fraser Island (K’gari) is home to a good variety of reptiles, from sand monitors (goannas) that can grow well over
Near Cathedral Beach, the Pinnacles are a striking run of coloured sand cliffs — reds, yellows and oranges, built up
Fraser Island (K’gari) is a genuinely excellent spot for birdwatching, with everything from sea eagles soaring over the dunes to
75 Mile Beach is exactly what it sounds like — a roughly 120 km stretch of sand along Fraser Island’s
Satinay trees can grow up to 40 metres tall in Fraser Island’s (K’gari) rainforests, and their timber turned out to
Indian Head is one of the few genuinely ancient things on Fraser Island (K’gari) — everything around it is sand,