Indian Head (also known as Tukkee) is a coastal headland on the eastern (ocean) side of Fraser Island (also known as K'gari and Gari) off the coast of Queensland, Australia.

[3] Indian Head is located at one end of Seventy Five Mile Beach.

[citation needed] The outcrop consists of trachyte that was originally formed by volcanic activity 30 million years ago.

[4] The headland was named by Captain Cook when he passed it on the evening of 19 May 1770, noting "...on which a number of Natives were assembled...".

[1] Climbing Indian Head provides 360° views as well as good wildlife spotting opportunities, such as manta rays, sharks and whales.