(Fraser Island, Queensland) located on the east coast of Australia, north of Brisbane, Queensland, about 400km from Brisbane and covering an area of 1620 square kilometers, is the largest sand island in the world and was listed on the World Heritage list in 1992.
At least 40 lakes on Freitzer Island, Lake Mckenzie, are one of the most popular lakes for tourists. Because the beaches of the lake are white and dense, and the lake is shaped like a heart, it is also known as White Sand Lake. The heart-shaped lake. Lake Mckenzie, covering an area of 190 hectares, is the largest suspension lake on Freitze Island. The coast of Kensi Lake is full of sparse water grass as high as a human being. The lake is tequila red due to geological relations, and tourists are weaving, and the ocean is generally blue crystal. Anyone who sees this beautiful lake can't help but take off their shoes and socks and swim in the sea. The sand on the beach is said to have a special function that clears silver and jewels. Take a look at 75 miles of beach east of. Lake Mckenzie. The coastline of (Seventy Five Mile Beach) is a paradise for a four-wheel-drive ride.
