Bundaberg
Welcome to Bundaberg
Bundaberg (the sugar cane city) tends to best known internationally for producing its famous Bundaberg Rum, however "Bundy" as it's referred to by most Australians, has many more iconic & special experiences to enjoy.
Bundaberg is also renowned as one of Australia's fresh food bowls due to its vast farming area, and is home to some of the largest farming produce such as Australian Macadamias, Australian Sweet Potatoes, and many more fruits, vegetables and fresh seafood.
As well as mouth-watering fresh local food, there's stunning beaches and access to Lady Elliot Island and Lady Musgrave Island on the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Bargara Beach is home to the famous Mon Repos Turtle Encounter Centre where you can witness turtle nesting season followed by thousands of baby sea turtles hatching and making their way into the ocean each year fore their very first time.
Getting To Bundaberg
By road - Bundaberg, the gateway to the southern Great Barrier Reef, is a four hour drive north of Brisbane along the Pacific Coast Way (Bruce Highway).
By Air - commercial airlines fly regularly into Bundaberg from Brisbane and other regions.
Rail - there are multiple north & south bound services daily with Queensland Rail on the Tilt Train and the Spirit of Queensland.
Bus - major bus lines offer regular north and south bound services to and from Bundaberg.
We highly recommend you plan your Nature Coast Australia Road Trip using our itinerary tips here.
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