Seventy-Five Mile Beach Fraser Island

Danny hielt tatsaechlich sein Versprechen, besorgte aus Gympie eine neue Benzinpumpe, baute eine neue ein und machte damit das Auto wieder fahrtauglich. Am Dienstag morgen um 10 Uhr brachte er es uns vorbei und wir machten uns - nachdem wir in Rainbow Beach noch schnell mal ins Meer und die wirklich heftige Brandung gegangen waren, auf den Weg nach …

Again I have had two visits to Hevey Bay. On both occasions though I have seen and done different things. The first time I was now with Alison and Kerry, we stayed at a backpackers and we were booked to do a 4WD on Frazer Island, that was excellent, we had to drive our own toyota land cruizer, so first we had a meeting, we teamed up with 3 other …

Fraser Island - eine Insel nur aus Sand so gross, dass man 2 Tage braucht um die schoensten Orte zu sehen. Die Autobahn ist der Strand, auf dem manchmal Zone 30 ist und die Dingos (wilde Hunde) immer Vorfahrt haben. Leider hatte unser Van keinen 4Radantrieb also waren wir mit einer Gruppentour unterwegs. Wellen so gross wie Melinda, der Sand so …

magnifique journée ensoleillée pour notre visite sur la plus grande ile de sable du monde!
sur cette ile il n'y a pas de routes, que des pistes 4x4 et la plage sert de voie rapide et d'aeroport!
les paysages de cette ile sont absolument splendides...

Cette journee si formidable s'acheve par une merveilleuse nouvelle : la naissance …

... , hawkers etc, and very relaxing (hence fell asleep on the beach...luckily under my towel as the sun was burning) Onto Seventy Five Mile beach, a beach on the eastern side of the island, which is, er, seventy five miles long! - and serves as the main ...

... wheel drive mini bus we had to travel in. We went straight out to look around the rain forest, then for a drive along Seventy Five mile beach to see Indian head and the coloured sands. Our guide was great he was really knowledgable and had a wicked ...

... empty...lol, but after awhile we all went back in. We climb Indian Head for great views to Waddy Point and along Seventy-Five Mile Beach. We saw some sea eagles flying around and resting on the cliff tops. Supposedly you can see sharks and rays ...

... Creek, the largest freshwater creek on the east coast where the water flows at a rate of about 4.2 million litres every hour out onto Seventy-Five Mile Beach.  We went for dip here and had a bit of a walk up through the creek.  The water was so ...

... being towed to Japan for scrap metal in 1935 when it got caught in a cyclone and eventually pitched up on the sands of the seventy-five mile beach. It has sat here ever since, stuck fast in the sand and weathered by the elements. It seemed to me that on ...

... øya.  Neste planlagte stopp var ved Maheno Wreck, men for å komme dit måtte vi først komme oss ut på stranden (seventy-five mile beach). Veien til standen var ikke så lang, men tok fordi om veldig lang tid. Veien vi valgte for å komme oss til ...

... sand island in the world, boasting a 75 mile stretch of sand along the shoreline that serves as a highway and is aptly named Seventy-Five Mile Beach.  It's okay to have cars drive on the beach though, because no one is on it; swimming in the ocean ...

... and then away into the distance. Remarkable!! The beaches are, naturally, amazing (the main beach goes by the name Seventy Five Mile Beach - nuff said) but the water was usafe for anything other than paddling. This is prime shark territory and if one ...

... Creek. In order to get to Eli Creek, you have to drive along the beach on the west coast of the island; a beach otherwise known as Seventy-Five Mile Beach (it doesn’t take a genius to figure out why). Of course, as all the ‘roads’ are ...

... barge and across to Fraser Island. Once on the island, the coach soon got up to speed along the main Ocean Highway, (Seventy-Five Mile Beach - normal road rules apply - the speed limit is 80 kmph and you must give way to aeroplanes landing and taking ...