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Kingfisher Bay Resort - Fraser Island  From $285
Experience the natural beauty and tranquillity of Fraser Island while staying in world-class comfort at Kingfisher Bay Resort. Relax, indulge and have fun in this award-winning resort or explore the world's largest sand island. There is a resort hotel, self-contained villas, shops, kids clubs, 4 swimming pools, 3 restaurants with a focus of the best of Australian food and wine, bars, a nightclub, massage and beauty therapy, tennis, fishing and water sports. Swim in crystal-clear lakes or follow pristine streams through ancient rainforests. Drive along spectacular Seventy-Five Mile Beach to see coloured sands and a shipwreck. Take a cruise to see humpback whales or search for dolphins and dugong. Go sailing or fishing or pamper yourself with a relaxing massage or a cocktail by the pool. Australia's premier eco-tourism resort located on the beach on Fraser Island.
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Seashell Lodge - Fraser Island  From $160
Seashell Lodge is located in the cool and quiet surrounds of the peaceful Eurong Second Valley on the eastern side of Fraser Island 500 metres south of Eurong Resort. Seashell Lodge is a two storey 5 bedroom holiday home accommodating up to 16 people. Divided into 2 fully self-contained units, one upstairs and the other downstairs. Each unit can be booked separately sleeping 8 or both sections can be booked for groups. Each level has a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. Seashell Lodge has cool wide verandas, parking bays, grassed yard and outdoor BBQ facilities. The home runs on solar power with generator backup. Guests are only required to bring their own linen and food. Make Fraser Island Accommodation at Seashell Lodge the next choice for your Fraser Island family holiday, you won't regret your visit.
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Fraser Island - Just off the coast from Queensland's Hervey Bay, is World Heritage Listed Fraser Island - the largest sand island in the world and the only place on the planet where rainforest grows on sand! Over 120km long and over 30km across at its widest point, the Island has developed over 800,000 years and is a unique natural environment. Fraser Island boasts a wealth of natural attractions: pristine fresh water lakes such as McKenzie, Boomanjin, Allom and the spectacular Lake Wabby; crystal clear creeks - Eli Creek being the most well-known; Champagne Pools - wonderful swimming rock-pools; the amazing coloured sand formations known as The Cathedrals and the Central Station camping area and ranger station.
Fraser Island is home to several species of birds and its warm waters attract dugong, dolphins and turtles. The magnificent humpback whales, with their young, pass on the western side of the island between August and November. You can visit Fraser Island either by taking a cruise across the Great Sandy Strait and joining a guided 4WD tour, or as a foot-passenger to the western side, or by self-driving (for 4WD vehicles only). Access requires crossing by either catamaran, barge, helicopter or charter aircraft.
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