The world's largest sand island has some most surprising features. Walk through the towering rainforest growing in sand, discover huge sandblows moving across the island and swim in a beautiful fresh water lake.

Drive along the world's most beautiful highway, Seventy-Five Mile Beach and marvel at coloured sand formations at the Pinnacles and see the famous Maheno ship wreck.

Swim in the fast flowing, clear, fresh water of Eli Creek or wander round the board walk to admire the wildflower clothed dunes.

Stroll around Central Station, a former logging town, then follow the board walk through the rainforest, along the banks of Wanggoolba Creek to view the king fern - a rare and endangered plant.

Wanggoolba is the aboriginal name for macrozamia and this creek area was a rich source of food for the Aborigines.

Spot the birds of prey and sea birds that make their home on the east coast and keep an eye out for dingos.

Fraser Island has well over 40 lakes, some with crystal clear water and others with black, organic-stained water. Visit some of these wonderful lakes.

Explore Basin Lake perched high in the dunes, a natural paradise and home to many freshwater turtles. The bird life here is wonderful and in winter the wild flowers are spectacular.

Find out more about the history of logging at beautiful Pile Valley rainforest with its towering stands of satinay. Prized for its long straight trunks and resistance to marine borer, Pile Valley satinay was used as piles for wharves. This Fraser Island timber was used as sidings in the Suez Canal and in the London docks.

Free pick up/drop off in Hervey Bay.

There are a variety of half day trips for house guests departing from the resort.

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