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| Fraser Island Tours |
World
Heritage Listed Fraser Island in Australia is one of the most exotic
sand islands in the world and every year millions of people flock to
the state of Queensland to see, explore and enjoy this dream
destination. The very name is exciting when you read about how the
island which was initially inhabited by the ancient Butchulla tribes
was later discovered by Captain James Cook, later by Matthew Flinders
and then renamed after a shipwreck survivor Mrs Eliza Fraser, wife of
the captain of the ill-fated ship Sterling Castle that got
shipwrecked near the island. Going back in history you will know that
the aborigines who were the original inhabitants of the island had
named this island K’gari meaning paradise. Even after some 5000
years the name still describes the island perfectly and this can
easily be the destination that one must visit at least once during
his or her life. To cater to the growing number of tourists both
domestic and those coming from abroad there are lots of travel
companies in this area , but it is Sunset Safaris which has become
the most popular name in Fraser Island tourism. This tour company
which started in 2001 has made quite a name for itself and most of
the tourists prefer tour packages offered by this company as they are
all inclusive, economical and are filled with free benefits. With
each and every Fraser
Island Tours
package including the 2 day and 3 day tours, you will get free room
up gradation, free tour of the famous Cooloola National Park and by
doing direct booking through the official website of the tour
company; you get an awesome price match warranty. This takes away any
doubt and inhibition you might have as it ensures that you are
getting the best possible deal and in case you find a better deal
then they promise to match the price and still give you all the
benefits of their eco tours.
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| Fraser Island Travel Packages |
With
free pick up and drop services, you can join the tour from Brisbane,
Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast and start your journey to see the
largest sand island in the world. During the journey along the lovely
ocean road you will enjoy the drive in the 4WD coaches, where all the
seats are forward facing and the windows being big you can enjoy the
view without hindrance. In Cooloola you will enjoy the beauty of the
colourful Rainbow Beach, 4WD on the Teewah Beach, see the Red Canyon.
Spot the marine animals swimming near the shore from Double Island
Point and see the wild kangaroos in Noosa. After a short break in
Cooloola the visitors are taken to their destination; the beautiful
Fraser Island. Here there is so much to see and do that without
careful planning you won’t be able to see most of it. The tour
guides will take you to the Maheno Shipwreck site where you will be
given a guided tour of the underwater park filled with colourful
corals, reef fishes, turtles and many other forms of marine plants or
animals. Your water world adventure will continue as you can swim in
the perched lakes, jump into the bubbling waters of the champagne
pools and feel the excitement of floating downstream on the fast
flowing waters of the Eli’s creek.
Here
the days will be full of activities and sightseeing tours. You can
see the stunning Rainbow Gorge, Yidney Dripping Rocks, Indian Head
and go for a 4WD on the 75 mile beach. Sand tobogganing is a sport
most of the people look forward to and the excitement of sliding down
from the top of a dune at a speed of 50 to 70 kilometres per hour
will blow your mind. Sunset Safaris Fraser
Island Travel Packages
will let you have an incredible night life as you can join the beach
parties, opt for eco glamping instead of staying in Eurong resorts or
spend some time sitting quietly to hear the sounds of the nature.
Walking inside the rainforests, spotting dingoes and looking out for
the large variety of birds and smaller mammals in their natural
habitat can make you appreciate the uniqueness of this island and
with the efficient staff looking after all your needs; you can have
that perfect holiday which is a dream of all tourists.
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