Located a short 300 kilometres north of Brisbane, the Bundaberg region is the first point of entry to the Southern Great Barrier Reef. This area encompasses a diversity of coastal, island and hinterland areas.
QUINTESSENTIAL BUNDABERG
“Bundaberg is the largest town in the Fraser Coast region and is known across the land more for its eponymous dark rum and fruit-farming backpackers than its coral-fringed beach hamlets. The town proper is an agricultural centre with some friendly pubs and a decent regional art gallery.”
HOW TO GET THERE
- Bundaberg is served daily by Virgin and Qantas.
- Tilt Train stops at Bundaberg train station en route to Brisbane.
- Drive from 1.5 hours from Hervey Bay.
THINGS TO DO AND SEE
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“Visitors can witness nesting and hatching turtles over the summer months on Mon Repos beach, on a Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service ranger guided turtle encounter.”
This summer discover the world of Bundaberg Rum like never before. Book a tour today.
Jasmin Geisel explores the coastal town of Bargara, near Bundaberg.
Welcome to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, where the slightly cooler water temperatures, make way for some of the most visible snorkelling and diving on Queensland's 2300km World Heritage-listed icon. From colourful corals, tropical fish and mega-fauna like turtles, manta rays and reef sharks - watch this episode to see why it's worth donning your fins and snorkel mask to dive into the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
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