Wongi State Forest
Immerse yourself in a landscape of fragrant pine plantations and eucalypt forests surrounding a string…
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Experience unique encounters on the Fraser Coast
There is something for everyone on the Fraser Coast.
Welcome to our backyard, Queensland’s Fraser Coast. It’s the home of World Heritage-listed natural gems, unique diving experiences, safe and secluded beaches, the number one place to watch humpback whales play and extensive military history. Whether you are looking to explore the world’s largest sand island, K’gari (Fraser Island), coral cay Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort, a relaxing beachside holiday with the kids or uncover the rich military past of Maryborough – the Fraser Coast has something for you.
Nature Experiences like none other on the Fraser Coast
Accredited in 2019 as the world’s first Whale Heritage Site, Hervey Bay is recognised as one of the best places on the planet to see humpback whales up close, with a fleet of specially designed vessels offering eco-certified, intimate encounters during the annual season between July and November. Each year, thousands of east coast humpbacks break their migration journey from the Antarctic to the northern tropics in the calm, shallow waters off Hervey Bay in the lee of Fraser Island to rest, play and socialise.
Fraser Island – Paradise as you have never seen it
Discover everything Fraser Island has to offer from your base at award winning Kingfisher Bay Resort. Nestled along the Western Bay of Fraser Island amidst natural surrounds, eco marine cruises, sunset sails and guided 4WD tours depart the resort daily (with whale watching August to October). Enjoy ranger guided activities and unique dining experiences, on a bucket list Queensland holiday that ticks all of the boxes.
Lady Elliot Island – The Great Barrier Reef
Have you been dreaming of exploring the world’s largest coral reef? Just a 40-minute flight from Hervey Bay on the Fraser Coast is Lady Elliot Island, the most southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef. Step from the sandy beach into an amazing underwater world filled with turtles, dolphins, manta ray and reef sharks with a 25m-plus visibility all year round.
World Famous Kingfisher Bay Resort
Discover everything Fraser Island has to offer from your base at award winning Kingfisher Bay Resort. Nestled along the Western Bay of Fraser Island amidst natural surrounds, eco marine cruises, sunset sails and guided 4WD tours depart the resort daily (with whale watching August to October). Enjoy ranger guided activities and unique dining experiences, on a bucket list Queensland holiday that ticks all of the boxes.
What is there to do on the Fraser Coast?
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Some of our Natural Attractions
Coonarr
Coonarr Beach is a 4.2 kilometre long, east facing beach that begins amongst the tidal…
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Lenthalls Dam
Lenthalls Dam is an ideal picnic and fishing spot with barbecue facilities, picnic shelter and…
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Mary River
The Mary River has been known by many names, with the Aborigines calling the river…
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Roy Rufus Artificial Reef Dive Site
The most popular dive site in Hervey Bay is the Roy Rufus Artificial Reef. Located…
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Queens Park Waterfall
Enjoy the popular spot for picnics, the Queens Park Waterfall. The waterfall area of Maryborough’s…
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Whale Watching
When it comes to soul-stirring, up close interactions with Humpback Whales, there’s no place like…
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Pile Valley Circuit
The Pile Valley circuit is a four-kilometre circuit that will take you to another world…
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K’gari (Fraser Island), Great Sandy National Park
More than a million years in the making, World Heritage-listed K’gari (Fraser Island), in the…
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Achievers Walk
Discover how ordinary Australians can achieve extraordinary things on this unique walking trail. Located in…
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Birdwatching on the Fraser Coast
The Fraser Coast offers a great range of birdwatching opportunities with over 250 species identified….
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Lake Wabby
Lake Wabby is relatively close to the ocean side of Fraser Island and unlike the…
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Lake Birrabeen
The Lake Birrabeen day-use area is on the Southern Lakes scenic drive, 6.6 kilometres south…
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Great Sandy Biosphere
In 2009, the Great Sandy region was awarded Biosphere Reserve status by UNESCO, the global…
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Lake McKenzie
There are many different aspects to Fraser Island, but the awe-inspiring beauty of Lake McKenzie…
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Fay Smith Wetlands
For a different type of experience on the Fraser Coast, walk through one of the…
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Valley of the Giants
The Valley of the Giants is on the Fraser Island Great Walk and you can…
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Bird Watching Dolphin Waters
Situated at Burrum Heads, Dophin Waters is a residential area built around a natural waterway…
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Eli Creek
Eli Creek, the largest creek on the eastern beach of Fraser Island, pours up to…
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The Cathedrals
The Cathedrals on Fraser Island are coloured sand cliffs that have been sculpted by the…
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Tours
Mary Valley Rattler
Rediscover the magic of a bygone era aboard the historic Mary Valley Rattler. The scenic…
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Poona Palms Holiday Park
Poona is located on the mainland, opposite Fraser Island, and is popular with holiday makers…
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