Frasher Island

Can not forget this beautiful island in Australia, Fraser Island (also known as K'gari and Gari) is a World Heritage-listed island off the coast of Queensland, Australia. It is located in the Wide Bay–Burnett area. The island, its surrounding waterways, and parts of the adjoining mainland are all included as world heritage sites.

In 1992, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a surface area of 1,840 square kilometers, the island is considered the world's largest sand island. It is also the largest island in Queensland, Australia's sixth largest island, and Australia's largest island on the east coast.

Fraser Island, as the world's largest sand island, could hardly be described as anything less than exquisite. It's no wonder that this UNESCO World Heritage site, which is located on Queensland's coast, has earned a consistent reputation among tourists and holidaymakers over the last decade or so. Fraser Island is considered one of Australia's most beautiful islands. The island, which stretches for 123 kilometers, provides tourists with an up-close and personal interaction with the Great Barrier Reef and its wonders, as well as a variety of on-island activities such as four-wheeling down its 'beach highway' and fishing.

The significance of K'gari is so great that it has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. K'gari, one of Queensland's five World Heritage sites and part of the Great Sandy National Park, is one of the world's most unique and beautiful island. The island's beauty and biodiversity, which include the only known spot on Earth where rainforest grows on sand dunes, almost half of the world's perched freshwater dune lakes, and huge dunes taller than the Sydney Opera House, have earned it this classification.

Area: 1,655 km2

Location: The east coast of Australia.