Fraser Island Reviews

If you are ever lucky enough to travel up the East coast of Australia, you will most definitely hear about Fraser Island. It is the largest sand island in the world and its beauty attracts tourists of all ages! You can book the trip separately, or as part of a package along with 'whitsundays', although we didn't have time to do both so ...  Read the complete review

If you ever travel down the east coast of Australia, or are at the moment, one thing you MUST MUST do is the Fraser Island visit. Usually comes as a package - the Whitsundays and Fraser Island - which I signed up to do with beaches in September with my partner. Was a little expensive and we probably could have found a cheaper deal but ...  Read the complete review

When you arrive in Australia if you havent already done your research into where you want to go, all you will hear about is Fraser Island and The Whitsundays. Both are very nice destinations to visit. My girlfirend and I recently visited Fraser and we stayed in Hervey bay the night prior and after our Fraser adventure. We booked up with ...  Read the complete review

Fraser Island is a must see destination in Australia. You can get to the island from Hervey Bay or Rainbow Beach which on the Sunshine Coast just above Brisbane, although Hervey Bay is closer and offers a larger variety of tours to choose from. Different tours are available - you can either go on a guided tour where a guide drives you round and ...  Read the complete review

What a way to start a New Year, on the world's largest sand island! Fraser Island is located off the East Coast of Australia, accessible from the coastal town Hervey Bay. We were picked up from our hostel early in the morning and taken to the jetty where the boat departs. It was about a 30 minute journey. We had booked a 2 day, 1 night excursion ...  Read the complete review

Fraser Island On my way to Fraser Island I had to make a stop over in Hervey Bay. As I have previously stayed in YHA's before I decided to give the Colonial YHA a try (I have a review on this hostel if you are interested). The YHA are like a chain of hostels throughout Australia. I had previously got a YHA membership card and the prices ...  Read the complete review

I was torn between including Fraser Island or the Whitsundays in my itinerary as time wouldn’t allow both, and since I hate fish and therefore don’t dive or snorkel, I went with Fraser as there’s more to see and do there than fraternise with my aquatic enemies. Fraser is the largest sand island in the world, about 85 miles long by 25 ...  Read the complete review

************************************************************** Fraser Island ************************************************************** Fraser Island is situated of the East coast of Australia and at 123 km long by 15 km wide it is the world's largest sand island. It attained World Heritage Listing in December 1992 in ...  Read the complete review

Fraser Island lies of the coast of Hervey Bay, 3 hours drive North of Brisbane on the East coast of Australia. fraser Island is basically a giant sand dune which is constantly on the move (very slowly). You can fly to Fraser Fsland from Hervey Bay, and you land on 75 mile beach. You can take your car there, although you won't get ...  Read the complete review

Fraser Island was to be my last stop while in Australia, before going back to Brisbane for my flight. What a way to end a spectacular backpacking trip, with a visit to one of the most beautiful places on this earth. As I travelled up along the east coast of Australia, people everywhere, were recommending Fraser Island to me, saying how ...  Read the complete review

Whether it is Sunrise or Sunset, Fraser Island is a unique part of the Queensland Coast. Fraser Island attained its World Heritage Listing in December 1992 in recognition of the island's exceptional sand dunes systems, it's rainforests on sand and it's pristine freshwater lakes. Its unusual formation of sand and rainforest make it a ...  Read the complete review

Fraser Island is Paradise! Just a short ferry ride off the coast of Hervey Bay (Queensland, Australia) you will find this wonderland. Known as the World's largest Sand Island, it is home to many species of Flora and Fauna. There is the beautiful Eli creek, where all you need to do is lay back and relax as you get swept down the cleanest ...  Read the complete review