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Eli Creek is one of the most visited destinations on K'gari (Fraser Island)! Here is everything you might want to know about Eli Creek, a must-see when you visit the largest sand island in the worl...
Everything you need to know about lakes on K'gari (Fraser Island)! From the different types, to the best lakes to visit, there are so many beautiful bodies of water to see on K'gari!
There are 3 different types of lakes on K'gari (Fraser Island), perched dune lakes, window lakes, and barrier lakes. Let's dive into the different types of lakes on this fascinating island so you c...
K'gari (Fraser Island) is over 1800 kilometres squared and is mostly covered in dense trees, bushes, ferns, and other native plants that make up its rainforest. It’s home to a vast variety of flora...
Sand dunes on K'gari are an essential geological feature that help sustain life on the island. Learn about how these ancient sand dunes formed, and why they are so special!
A brief recap of the history of K'gari's dingoes! These fascinating canines are Australia's only wild carnivores, and a very pure form of the breed thrives on K'gari's sandy shores.
The ancient rainforests of K'gari are a rare and beautiful sight that draws many visitors to this island paradise. Picture giant leafy ferns, Kauri pines, brush box, hoop pines and towering thousan...
Humpback whales are scientific wonders of the world and have a surprising number of human qualities. They have impeccable memories, social tendencies and cooperative behaviours, but the Humpback's ...
A light aircraft pilot flying over the coast of Cape Schanck claims to have spotted Migaloo the white whale on the 9th of April. Migaloo is undoubtedly a national treasure and a magnificent sight t...
Humpback whales require heated waters to breed because their young are born without a layer of protective blubber, and would not survive the freezing Antarctic waters if born there. This is why we ...
