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| Miles of beaches on Fraser Island |
Off the coast of Queensland, Australia lies a very unique
place: Fraser Island. In fact, it is so
unique and beautiful that it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is the largest sand island in the world,
and boasts 155 miles of beaches! In
addition to the gorgeous beaches, it has rainforests, pristine freshwater
lakes, a shipwreck, tall cliffs and mesmerizing dunes.
Staying on Fraser Island could take many forms: be it a
luxury resort, a family cabin, or a camping trip. Activities abound: fishing, hiking and
wildlife viewing are popular ways to enjoy the natural beauty of this
island.
Enjoying the beach is a must! For a special beach experience, try the
shores of freshwater Lake McKenzie. The sand
is pure white silica – striking to look at, and silky soft to walk on. The water is clear as can be and tinted in
dreamy blues and greens. For a beach
adventure, take a drive on 75 Mile Beach.
This long (yes, 75 miles long) stretch of beach is actually a highway,
and even a runway for small aircraft.
The scenery is breathtaking, and wildlife sightings, including sharks
and dingos, are common.
What island would you like to escape to today?
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