“Fraser” is the largest sand island in the world, is fascinating in its diversity, and absolutely stunning. I recently spent two nights on family vacation on the splendid Fraser Island, Queensland. As it was a family holiday, these were opportunistic photos and as such do not represent the vast diversity of habitats and scenery.
This is Lake McKenzie – a beautiful spot to have a freshwater swim.
The view back as you approach Lake Wabby.
The view up the sand dune from Lake Wabby.
Sunrise ocean motion.
Stranded jellyfish.
Tempestuous sunrise.
Ocean approachin’.
Stranded jellyfish again.
Beach Spinifex (Spinifex sericeus) in front of She-oaks (Allocasuarina and Casuarina spp.).
Beach Spinifex (Spinifex sericeus).
Beach Highway.
Goats-foot Convolvulus (Ipomea pescaprae subsp. brasiliensis) and Beach Spinifex (Spinifex sericeus).
Beach airstrip.
North view from Indian Head.
South view from Indian Head.
The beautiful Pacific Ocean as it meets the beach next to Indian Head.
4WD’s from Indian Head.
Contemplation on Indian Head.
A very busy day at the famed Champagne Pools.
Cruising down Eli Creek.
Cheers 🙂