Fraser Island / K’gari, Australia

Quick facts

• Fraser Island, also known as K'gari, spans over 1,840 square kilometers, making it the largest sand island in the world.
• The island is home to Lake McKenzie, a perched lake that is renowned for its striking blue waters and is approximately 150,000 years old.
• Fraser Island is one of the few places on Earth where rainforests grow on sand dunes, with some trees reaching heights of up to 60 meters.
• The island's population of dingoes is considered one of the purest strains in Australia, with estimates of around 200 to 300 wild dingoes roaming the island.
• Fraser Island was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992, recognizing its unique ecological and geological significance.

Travel details

Country

Australia

Wind (now)

3 km/h

Coordinates

-25.2497, 153.1664