Comfort Inn Fraser Gateway Hervey Bay

... like 6ft tall and masturbating . quite lovely actually. i mean. the first photo of a roo i have, is ***********. pretty great, not gonna lie, ha ha.<br><br>We took a long drive along the beach, it was seriously breath taking, i love it here. Ive never seen water so blue in my life.<br>

We got up to get our bus and boat to Fraser Island, it is the worlds biggest sand island. We went on a 2 day guided tour, we had considered the self drive option but are glad we didn't because of all the cars that kept getting stuck! <br>We went to some lovely perched sand lakes, (Basin Lake &amp; Lake MacKenzie) we went for a swim in them, they were lovely and clear. We went on a couple of hikes through rain forests and went to the 75mile beach ...

... and freshwater lakes. Our camp had excellent permanent tents with hardwood floors and wooden beds and a kitchen tent where Fritz rustled up cooked breakfasts, steaks, sea perch and other delights, all washed down with Aussie beer and wine.<br><br>We had 2 nights and 3 days on the island and saw some amazing sights. We climbed sand dunes 100m tall that looked like something out of Lawrence of Arabia, then ran down them again. We swam in turquoise blue waters surrounded by fish. We ...

... the water, even at a distance it still looked impressive. On the way we passed a turtle who had a quick look round to see what all the fuss was about before moving probably trying to avoid all the sharks that like to feed in the area. The other boat had moved away and we were left floating in the water waiiting to see if the whales would reappear near us and luckily it did, again it was a mother and calf. The guide was busy talking us through what their ...

... night, ugh! <br><br>The bus picked up myself and four others as arranged at 7am, we made our way to the ferry collecting other passengers as we went and getting a good look at the town of Hervey Bay, We passed through some very smart suburbs overlooking the bay but the town itself was just a modern sprawling low rise collection of the usual banks and restaurants and chain stores. The long beach is backed by grass and trees which they call The Esplanade but ...

... little stories about the island &amp; the natives that lived there as well as stories about his travels &amp; the places he has worked &#8211; which makes a big difference as he actually loves his job. I would recommend the trip to anyone &amp; the 3 days 2 nights is a nice amount of time. The views off the island were amazing &amp; seeing Wales in to the Pacific was the icing on the cake. Just brilliant!!! Plus you tan while you explore which is a bonus to ...

Got up early partly because Denzel got up so early and partly because we wanted to get up to the furthest North part of the beach - Indian Head before the tides blocked us in. Left about 6.45am and got up there and walked up to the lookout and saw some sting rays in the surf below us and plenty of Dolphins but the main thing we went looking for was some whales. We didn't really see any but did ...

... and uninterupted (until morning tea was announced on the lower deck).<br><br>Everyone on the boat was excited and hopeful about what the day may bring, would we see the famous giants of the ocean or would the elusive whales slip by the waiting paparazzi? <br><br>It didn't take long for success, about an hour into the trip the captain announced whales had been seen nearby. He turned everyone's attention to the front of the boat and we all ...

Fraser Island. Really cool. We had an annoying driver with pretty bad jokes. Sandy and bumpy are good descriptors for the island. We saw the sand blow and Lake Woolbly. Then we had lunch, which I have to say was pretty impressive, not the food the service. It was like Disney World in the sense ...

... 1990&#8217;s US TV sit-com about a Seattle psychiatrist turned radio host. Les explained Fraser Island, or &#8220;Fraser Orrland&#8221; as he himself chose to pronounce it in his ocker Aussie accent, was named after one Eliza Fraser who was shipwrecked on the island with her captain husband and a group of others in 1836. Before they were rescued Captain Fraser died, due to natural causes according to one survivor, but Mrs Fraser went on to tour England telling intrigued ...