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Swimming with turtle
Couple overlooking the coast
In the rainforest
Playing at the beach

Welcome

Bundaberg is a modern, progressive city servicing a district population of 112,000. Bundaberg was named in 1867 by combining "Bunda" (an aboriginal elder) and "berg" (Saxon word for town). Nowadays, the more familiar 'Bundy' is used. Encounter natural phenomenons, discover museums and galleries, taste rural experiences. Visit Bundaberg and the North Burnett.

With the Great Barrier Reef just off our shores, ancient mariners (the turtles) returning annually to nest at Mon Repos beach and plenty of things to see and do - both natural and man-made, there’s something for everyone. The Bundaberg region really is a great place to visit.

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Bundaberg Destinations

Our region is one of Australia's great food bowls. Whether at farm gate, fresh off the trawler, at a restaurant or street-side cafe there is plenty for you to taste. Add to that a drop of our 'Famous Aussie Spirit' Bundaberg Rum or the equally famous and non-alcoholic, Bundaberg Ginger Beer - both are brewed locally

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Bundaberg Accommodation

In contrast to the coastal areas of our region, the North Burnett is blessed with rugged gorges, imposing mountain ranges, tranquil rural views, the Burnett River and charming townships offering country hospitality.

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Bundaberg Weather

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Saturday
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21C - 30C

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Sunday
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20C - 30C

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Monday
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21C - 32C
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