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| Fraser Island Tourism |
Separated
from the mainland by the great sandy strait, Fraser Island is not
only the largest sand island in the world covering a huge area of
184,000 hectares, it is also a world heritage listed site. This
history of the place goes back to the time when the native Butchulla
people were the original inhabitants of this island and these people
had named it K’gari, meaning Paradise. Later on, Captain James Cook
sailed by it and Capt Matthew Flinders landed on it and later on it
was named after a shipwreck survivor Eliza Fraser. Tourists from
different corners of the world coming to Australia keep this lovely
island on top of their tour itinerary as this is a place where you
get to see a variety of natural attractions which have been very well
preserved, being a world heritage listed place. For the local
Australians, it’s a quick escape and even the educational
Institutions in Australia organise study trips to this world heritage
listed place for their students as they can study the bio diversity,
flora and fauna and have a great time doing activities which are both
exciting and adventurous.
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| Fraser Island Holiday Package |
Most of the tourists coming here choose Sunset Safaris as it is the most well known and most popular name in Fraser Island Tourism. The tour packages include pickup and drop services, comfortable accommodation in the resort or one can opt to stay in camps or Glamps, with all meals provided for and 4WD coaches to take you around, you can just concentrate on your own enjoyment and having a great time while the super efficient people of the tour company look after your comforts. The eco tours of Sunset Safaris have become extremely popular as they come with some wonderful free stuffs like free hotel room upgradation and free tour of the famous Cooloola National Park. This tour gives the tourist a break and one can see the colorful sands of the rainbow beach, Teewah beach, Noosa north shore, double island point and Red Canyon.
The
uniqueness of Fraser Island will be apparent as soon as you land
there, and can see lush greenery, fresh water lakes, lagoons, vast
stretches of sands resembling a desert with huge sand dunes and an
amazing water world. The Snorkelling tour will take you under water
near the Maheno Shipwreck site, where you will be swimming alongside
thousands of reef fishes, giant turtles, dolphins and enjoy the
beauty of the multi coloured corals. Tourists in Fraser
Island Holiday Package
greatly enjoy sand Tobogganing. This adventure sport requires you to
walk up to the top of a dune and balance your body on a sand board
and slide down for a ride of your life where the speed will
gradually pick up and can reach a speed in between 50 to 70 km per
hour. The tour guides will take you around to explore and enjoy 4WD
drives along the 75 mile beach, see Yidney dripping rocks, Rainbow
gorge, Indian head from where you can spot a lot of marine animals
near the shore and the different lakes in the Island. These perched
lakes like Lake Birrabeen and Lake McKenzie are unique water worlds,
which have no underground water source, but can still retain the rain
water. Half of the world’s perched lakes can be seen on this
island. You can have refreshing dip here, can jump into the bubbling
waters of the champagne pools or swim and Snorkel near the shipwreck
site to enjoy discovering the magic’s of the water world. Night
kayaking arranged by the tour company can be an awesome experience
where you can see the marine animals and colourful corals as the
underwater lights illuminate the area as you go to see Maheno
shipwrecks at night. The night life in the island are enjoyed by the
tourists as they go for beach parties, hang around in Eurong
resorts chatting with the new friends or spend some romantic with
their partners under a star studded sky by opting to stay in camps or
glamps which have become a more luxurious option. Whichever holiday
package you may choose, you will have a blissful and happy time with
your favourite tour company - Sunset Safaris.
For
more details about Fraser
Island Tours
just move on www.sunsetsafaris.com.au
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