The largest sand island in the world, World Heritage Fraser Island is nestled off the south east Queensland coast in Australia.  At 134 kilometers in length, the island stretches from as far south as Tin Can Bay, with it's northern most tip Sandy Cape reaching past the city of Bundaberg.

Fraser Island is a mixture of stunning and varied eco systems, from mountainous sand dunes, wide beaches and coloured sands to pristine fresh water lakes, ancient forests in the heart of the island and fresh water creeks.  Fraser Island is also home to numerous animal species, such as the wild dingo which are a unique and integral part of the island's environment.

Recognised for it's environmental and historical value, Fraser Island is part of the World Heritage List, guaranteeing it's protection for generations to come.