Wongi Sandblow

 

OVERVIEW

Did you know - Wongi Sandblow is one of the sandblows first noted by Captain Cook when he sailed past the Island in 1770.

Capture spectacular ocean views from Wongi Sandblow.

Located 4.2km from K'gari Research Station, this is a wonderful example of the Island's constantly evolving sand formations.

A climb to the top will reward with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean.


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