Left to be desired for all the comforts of modern life leaves a lot. We spend our days enduring the ever-increasing pressure of work, the city grind oppressive unfriendliness, the daily commuters and the aggressive reality of impatient road-Ragers.
Something missing?
Unfortunately, the work is a reality for most of us. Thus, to urban and suburban living, dreary weather, air pollution, traffic ... But it need not be everything for life. Try something that puts you in connectionwith who you really are. Try something elemental. Try something that soothes the soul.
Tip: Fraser Iceland.
Fraser, Iceland is not just an island paradise. It is a unique and luxurious combination of Australia's significant natural heritage, earthy roots, its healthy majesty, and its refreshingly simple essentials. It is a chance to touch the fine sand to drift into the warm water to sell in the sun seems that all the sun ... This is your chance to share a life that most Australianshave forgotten.
Spend one week on and in turquoise waters, a week without shoes with the sand between your toes, a week fishing and perhaps living on your catch. Their perspective I can not help but change.
It is not just a fleeting appreciation. It's something you take with you.
Fraser, you can remember that you are not your job. How important are the forms and the registration is to organize the meetings and agreements? You can learn a lot about yourself, if you do all the things that are not tooIssue.
And really ... Is there a better way to experience this epiphany than in paradise?
Fraser Iceland is certainly a paradise, no matter which direction you view it. At the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef, and a short boat ride from Hervey Bay in South-East Queensland, Fraser is 124 km from head to toe and 16 km across the middle. At 163,000 hectares, it is the world's largest sand island.
Of course not, it does not mean it's all just sand. Not a long time! AllIsland is a deep midnight blue freshwater streams and lakes with crystal clear fresh water. In fact, with over 40 fresh water lakes - it is for half of the world famous "perched" lakes. It also offers a dazzling variety of plants and animals (including the purest kind of Dingo Australia), and an amazing variety of spectacular landscapes of 120 km non-stop tropical beach to dense and towering rainforest, weathered headland gorge, inspiring cliffs Ocker to sand dunes,eerie mangroves to wind-blown salt pans.
What's more, you have your choice of accommodation, you can choose your own level of 'communion with nature. Rent From 4 ½ star luxury resorts to motels and units in runs up to the good' ole campsite . Whether you pamper a sucker for a bit, or you're just like at home with a tent and a bonfire on the beach, Fraser is a major supplier.
And great accommodation is just the beginning ... The island has an averageTemperatures of 29 ° C in summer and 22 ° C in winter, so it is no surprise that outdoor activities are quite high on the agenda. Adrenalin addicts and dedicated sunbathers alike appreciate the diversity of supply. From sunrise (until sunset and beyond), there is always something for every taste. The only problem is the choice! Fishing, 4-wheel driving, eating, sailing, bird watching, bush walking watch, swimming, eating, whales and dolphins, shipwreck exploration, eating, beautyTherapy, massage, lazing in the sun, eating, beach volleyball, eating tennis, cricket, canoeing, windsurfing, snorkelling, eating ... And, of course, a few quiet drinks might their way onto the agenda and ...
With so much to offer, it is no surprise that the Fraser Iceland was originally known as K'gari - or "Paradise" - from the local aborigines.
Fraser Iceland is certainly "paradise for everyone"!
Four Wheel Driving
As a sand island, the only kind ofLand transport is 4WD. Of course, for many visitors, that is the main attraction. To visit 4WD enthusiasts from around the world in order to find Fraser Iceland pit and their vehicles prior to the rugged terrain around the island. From the hard-packed seashore to the shifting dune to the forests of the Interior, Fraser, Iceland is the ideal 4WD location.
Do not worry, if his - it's not all about extreme driving for experts! Whether you're a beginner or just prefer a more leisurelyPace of life, you will be much more satisfying set is in one of many organized 4WD tours offered around the island. Or if you just want on your own, you can hire a 4WD for a day, and allow you to explore a bit quiet.
No matter which option you choose, but there are some "rules" should be aware. Remember the dangers of driving on the beach. The further you adventure from the shoreline, the softer sand. The softer the sand, the more likely you areget into trouble. In general, you keep the speed down and remember in a world heritage environment ... So be careful.
Fishing
No holiday on the island would be without a foul or two days to complete spent fishing. Beach fishing is the big drawcard for Fraser Iceland. And with 150 km of ocean beach to choose from, why should it not be? Middle Rocks, Sandy Cape, Waddy Point, and Seventy Five Mile Beach are just a few of the choice of addresses available, so you finallyget the better of "those who are gone," stood.
The famous "Schneider-run" occurs on the eastern (sea) side of the island from July to October of each year. In the fishing world in this period - known as 'tailor season' - is a long-awaited event, with huge schools of fish working the beaches. But if you do not make it safe between late winter and spring, be tailor-made season is just a date in your calendar to mark it. The western side of Fraser is known to reward the odd anglerwith a fine bag bream, whiting and flathead.
Angler's Advice
Choose according to your fish, and get practical tips below to make the most of your fishing trip.
Fish: Tailor
Bait: Anchovy, 3 hook gang, lure
Timing: end of July to October
Location: Playas
Fish: Dart
Bait: Pippi or worms
Timing: All year
Location: Playas
Fish: Bream
Bait: Flesh strips, mullet gut, fowl gut,pippi
Timing: May to September
Location: rocks on the east coast or creeks on the west coast
Fish: Whiting
Bait: Worms, Yabbies, Pippi, Prawn
Timing: All year
Location: low tide in the east, creeks on the west coast
Fish: Flathead
Bait: Live baits, pilchards, lures
Timing: All year
Location: rocks on the east coast or creeks on the west coast
Fish: jewfish
Bait: Whole mullet, tailor fillets, beach worms
Timing: May toSeptember in the night of the full moon, high or low tide
Location: Deep gutters and rocky
Of course, many varieties are there for the taking, including mackerel, tuna and reef fish. If you can not avoid a little bit of sea fishing, so you can start a place on one of the larger boats in order to book the benefit of the Red Emperor, to coral trout, maori cod and parrot from the continental shelf and found to be local reefs.
Water
As one would expectFraser Iceland is host to a variety of water sports. Whether you're after a lazy afternoon drive - cocktail in hand, or an invigorating workout, there is a water sport for you. All fitness levels (and energy levels! Covers) are.
Ease yourself into the aqua-life with a refreshing dip in one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Surrounded by pure white sandy beaches, clear blue waters of Lake McKenzie are without doubt be found among the idyllic.Alternatively, exercise your imagination with a visit to the ghostly shipwreck of the Maheno ", then you dive into the crystal clear waters of Eli Creek.
Fraser, Iceland sits on a huge reservoir of fresh water, and is home to numerous spectacular fresh water lakes, including high above sea level. You have the choice between more than 40 lakes ... Lake Wabby, Champagne Pools, Basin Lake ... to name a few. Of course, Fraser Iceland is amply equipped to pamper even the most delicate freshWater experts.
For something more strenuous, why not hire paddle ski or canoe and paddle up Dundonga Creek. It is generally a 1 hour round trip, so that at the time of return, you'll be ready again in a little more relaxed pastime.
Whale and Dolphin Watching
Every year from August to October, you can book a berth on a whale-watch cruise. Enjoy a fantastic half day of sun, salt and ocean breezes while your eyes peeled for famous FraserMigratory humpback whales.
The annual humpback migration is truly an awesome spectacle. Family pods a well-earned rest in the waters west of Fraser, Iceland, after a journey of 5000 km from the icy waters of Antarctica. The sight of 15 tons (the weight of 11 elephants's!) Adult female humpback rearing out of the sea is absolutely amazing.
And do not worry ... If your holiday does not coincide with the migration, you can still catch a cruise quests for dolphins, dugongs,Turtles and the odd Indo Pacific Humpback.
Talk to watch with your hotel or resort information on the organization of a whale or a dolphin cruise. Alternatively, contact Kingfisher Bay Resort and also ask about their tours.
Tips & Memories
Access to Fraser Iceland on vehicle-to-ship or catamaran
4WD only on Fraser Iceland (there are no paved roads except in resorts)
Do not feed the dingoes, or PET (or other animals)
No Pets Allowed
MostActivities on the island can be enjoyed individually or as part of a booked tour group
It allows to 4WD or camp
Be rented 4WD on the mainland or the island
Do not leave food unattended
All but the hardest sand can be unpredictable and dangerous for a 4WD
Tide gutters around dawn or dusk are best for fishing
If four wheel driving, take a good map and a tire pressure gauge
For more information on all aspects of the FraserIceland, including accommodation, hire guides, and barge booking details and timetables can be found at http://www.boxatrix.com/.
What does it cost?
Accommodation - Prices vary from about $ 4 per night if you are camping to $ 850 per night for the VIP room at a 4 ½ star luxury of Kingfisher Bay Resort.
Documents - a 4WD vehicle permit costs $ 31.85. Camping permits are $ 4 per person per night or $ 16 per family per night. Children under 5 are free. For the purchase of a permit orYou will receive detailed information, call the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service at Rainbow Beach on (07) 5486 3160th
Vehicular Barge Access - Barges operate daily from Hervey Bay and Rainbow Beach. Tickets start at $ 82.20 return per vehicle and driver. Extra passengers will cost $ 5.50 each. Several barges operate with different destinations on the island. Most require reservations.
4WD Hire - Rates start at about $ 90 per day for a Suzuki Sierra, up to $ 130 per day for aLand Rover Defender (depending) on the duration of the lease.
Flights to Queensland - Qantas offers return flights to Hervey Bay via Brisbane from $ 407 departing Sydney, and from $ 527 departing Melbourne.
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