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Champagne Pools
The Maheno Wreck
Eli Creek
The Cathedrals
Fraser Island Great Walk
The Pinnacles
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Champagne Pools
Carved out
over a millenia from the volcanic bedrock, these naturally
created pools are perfect for salt water swimming.
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The Maheno Wreck
Once a popular
cruise vessel, the Maheno sank during a storm and was
washed up ashore. Though now a desolate looking shadow
of its former glory, the wreck is still well known as
a landmark and a spooky attraction.
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Eli
Creek
The largest
freshwater stream on the eastern coast of the island,
the creek itself is popular for swimming, while the
surrounding area offers many nature walks.
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The Cathedrals
These cliffs
are so named because their eroded surfaces resemble
cathedrals, and though the explanation for their unusual
colouring is rather prosaic - iron oxides staining the
sands - the actual sight of them is mightily impressive.
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Fraser Island
Great Walk
This 100km
Great Walk allows visitors the option of trekking from
Dilli Village to Lake Garawongera, for an eco-friendly
(and far more intimate) way of exploring the island.
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The Pinnacles
Similar
to the Cathedrals but arguably even more spectacular,
the Pinnacles are a popular tourist attraction.
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