It includes the natural site of Fraser Island with
its freshwater dune lakes, which was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1992.
Not exact matches
I highly recommend this book to everyone who cares not just about the Great
Lakes and their
freshwater dunes but about the importance of preserving land and water for the well - being of all living things.
Visitors to the island can see extraordinary
freshwater sand
dune lakes, beautiful quiet streams, white beaches, rainforest, eucalypt forest, cliffs with remarkable coloured sand horizons and rugged headlands
There's the World Heritage - listed Fraser Island with its sand
dunes, rainforest and
freshwater lakes.
Covering a total area of 1 040 km ² (400 square miles or 257,000 acres), it has numerous
freshwater inland
lakes, coastal
dunes, closed - canopy forests and large open plains.
Endless beaches with ancient shifting sand
dunes, lush rainforests with crystal clear streams, and
freshwater lakes with powder white sands.
Within this, the Kosi Forest Coastal Reserve is an unspoiled wilderness region of pristine golden beaches backed by forested
dunes and captivating
freshwater lakes.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest sand island in the world, Fraser Island is famous for its endless white - sand beaches, lush rain forest, dramatic sand
dunes, and 100 - plus
freshwater lakes.
Present in both the sand
dunes and the sparkling lagoon, some species such as the Eastern Long - Necked turtles can also be found in Fraser Island's numerous
freshwater lakes.