HEMA MAPS FRASER ISLAND 1:130,000

Fraser Island, now officially known as K’gari (pronounced Gurri), is unlike anywhere else on Earth. This UNESCO World Heritage-listed marvel off the Queensland coast is a place of windswept beaches, rust-stained shipwrecks, crystal-clear lakes, rainforest canopies—and deep cultural heritage. Whether you're traversing its famous 75 Mile Beach by 4WD, hiking its sandy forest trails, or camping beneath starlit skies, this map is your most reliable companion.

Created and regularly updated by the experts at Hema Maps, this 10th edition has been meticulously GPS-surveyed and field-checked by the Hema Map Patrol to ensure accuracy, reliability, and clarity—even in the remotest pockets of the island.

🗺️ Map Features at a Glance

🚙 4WD Track Coverage

• All major sand tracks and inland routes surveyed and rated

• Includes track surfaces, difficulty ratings, and distance markers

• Highlights iconic routes:

  • 75 Mile Beach

  • Sandy Cape Track

  • Inland rainforest tracks

  • Cross-island connectors like Central Station and Lake McKenzie

🛰️ Hybrid Topo-Satellite Insets

• Zoomed-in mapping of key localities:

  • Waddy Point

  • Orchid Beach

  • Happy Valley

  • Eurong

  • Kingfisher Bay

  • Cathedral Beach

• Combines topographic detail with satellite imagery—ideal for terrain identification and navigation around landmarks

🏕️ Camping, Navigation & Safety Tools

• Campgrounds, day-use areas, and picnic sites clearly marked

• Icons for:

  • Toilets 🚻

  • Fuel ⛽

  • Water access 💧

  • Barge landings ⛴️

  • Emergency contacts 🚑

• Safety notes on:

  • Beach driving etiquette

  • Tyre pressure recommendations

  • Tide times and vehicle precautions

• Includes camping permit zones and National Park regulations

📘 Touring Guide on Reverse Side

• Covers everything from island highlights to cultural sensitivity guidelines

• Introduction to the Butchulla people, Traditional Owners of K’gari

• Details on the Fraser Island Great Walk, an 84 km wilderness hiking journey

• Regional highlights, geology, wildlife, and key ecological zones