South White Cliffs
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Created on 2014-04-17 00:00:00.0
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Description (0)The trip north from Gary's anchorage goes over the "top of the hill" near 25º33'S latitude. This is about where the tidal currents change, but we saw no less than 12' (3.6m) at high water so most boats should be able to get through if they watch the tides. 3.5nm past that point we doubled back along the coast, past the conspicuous wreck, to the long South White Cliffs anchorage. There's a campsite with an info-board a bit north of the anchorage, but no drinking water. Like most Fraser Island anchorages, there are walks along jeep-tracks into the interior of Fraser Island, but it's a good idea to carry a stout stick with you in case you run into dingoes. The sail north into Fraser Bay is generally in deeper water and not so troublesome. ReviewsBe the first to add a review!Nearby Places(to show the Places layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)Be the first to add a Place!Nearby Markers (to show the Nearby Markers layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)
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