K’gari (Fraser Island).

K’gari (Fraser Island), the world's largest sand island, is a captivating UNESCO World Heritage Site located off Queensland’s southern coast. Stretching 122 km, this remarkable destination features stunning beaches, ancient rainforests, and over 100 unique freshwater lakes, including the renowned Lake McKenzie and the distinctive tea tree-stained waters of Lake Wabby. Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems that showcase rare perched lakes and vibrant rainforests thriving on sand dunes. K’gari is home to a variety of wildlife, including one of the purest populations of dingoes. With a rich cultural heritage and over 500 archaeological sites, this "paradise," as its original Butchulla name suggests, offers adventure activities and serene natural beauty, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.