Bundaberg is an attractive city about 15 kms inland on Queensland's
Fraser Coast famous for it's sugar industry and of course Bundaberg Rum.
Set on the Burnett River, the
picturesque boardwalks, Botanical Gardens and neighbouring national
parks ensure you'll have a pleasant stay. Bundaberg is also the
southern most access point to the Great Barrier Reef, providing a
stepping stone to Lady Elliot and Lady Musgrave islands.
Another main attraction for travellers is the fruit picking and harvesting
work, available all year round. Backpacker types of accommodation in
town will assist in finding employment.
Whatever your reason for visiting, don't leave without
sampling the famous Bundaberg Rum. Tours of the distillery includes
a taste test, and run seven days a week.
Must see...The beachside suburbs:
Bargara: Galleries, cafes and Kelly's Beach
Innes Park: Excellent for diving, fishing and snorkeling - Barolin Rock.
Elliot Heads: Picturesque views over the estuary and superb fishing.
Coral Cove: Especially if you enjoy a game of golf and
surrounding yourself with the luxuries of a Country Club.
Must see...Nature:
Turtle Rookery: (Nov-March) Mon Repos Beach - During this time you can camp out with the scientists and watch them Hatch
Humpback Whales:(August-October) Swim past the coastline on
their annual migration to the Antarctic.