Must see attractions in Fraser Island

The Maheno was a passenger liner that was blown ashore by a cyclone in 1935, while being towed to a Japanese scrap yard. Its photogenic, oxidised bones,…

Make sure you break your 4WD safari at these multicoloured sand cliffs – they're a photographer's delight.

Dating from 1870, this heritage lighthouse sits on the northernmost tip of Fraser Island. Only hikers and intrepid 4WD drivers can get here, and the…

Named by Captain Cook for the 'Indians' he saw assembled there, this headland offers fantastic sea views, and occasional sightings of whales, dolphins and…

This lovely stretch of Fraser Island's east coast can pose complications for 4WDers trying to pass at high tide.

Two islands and low-lying coastal plains in the Great Sandy Strait are protected in this park on the mainland.

This 14km-long beach runs south from Indian Head.

Some of the largest remaining trees on Fraser Island are found here.

East coast beach that stretches 18km from Sandy Cape.

Named for the Maheno shipwreck, this 9km stretch of beach runs from the Pinnacles to Eli Creek.

This American ship was driven aground at Rooney Point by a cyclone in 1864.