Combining some of Queensland’s most incredible history with some of its most stunning geography, the Fraser Coast, home to the Whale Watch Capital of the World Hervey Bay, and the world's largest sand island Fraser Island, this region is a true tourism gem in the Great Barrier Reef tale.
Described as a holiday playground blessed by nature, you’ll find long sandy beaches, relaxing island retreats, abundant marine life and pristine parks along the Fraser Coast.
Couple this with recreational pursuits, eco adventure activities and historic explorations, and you’ll think you’ve died and gone to heaven in this destination peppered with diversity and natural beauty.
Described as a holiday playground blessed by nature, you’ll find long sandy beaches, relaxing island retreats, abundant marine life and pristine parks along the Fraser Coast.
Couple this with recreational pursuits, eco adventure activities and historic explorations, and you’ll think you’ve died and gone to heaven in this destination peppered with diversity and natural beauty.
Almost 100,000 people live in this 7,116.7 square metre region which encompasses Fraser Island, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, the Fraser Coast Hinterland and the Great Sandy Strait.
And it’s accessible for tourists with a regional airport at Hervey Bay as well as road and rail links.
More than 660,000 visitors flock to this subtropical haven of Hervey Bay and Fraser Island each year which is renowned for its whale watching tours and bird watching, 4WD tours, fishing, and island and coastal adventures.
Described as a holiday playground blessed by nature, you’ll find long sandy beaches, relaxing island retreats, abundant marine life and pristine parks along the Fraser Coast.
Described as a holiday playground blessed by nature, you’ll find long sandy beaches, relaxing island retreats, abundant marine life and pristine parks along the Fraser Coast.
Couple this with recreational pursuits, eco adventure activities and historic explorations, and you’ll think you’ve died and gone to heaven in this destination peppered with diversity and natural beauty.
Almost 100,000 people live in this 7,116.7 square metre region which encompasses Fraser Island, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, the Fraser Coast Hinterland and the Great Sandy Strait.
And it’s accessible for tourists with a regional airport at Hervey Bay as well as road and rail links.
More than 660,000 visitors flock to this subtropical haven of Hervey Bay and Fraser Island each year which is renowned for its whale watching tours and bird watching, 4WD tours, fishing, and island and coastal adventures.
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