Nestled in Queensland’s heartland, the Bundaberg and North Burnett regions are renowned for lush landscapes, rich history, and vibrant communities. Beneath the serene surface, however, lies a tapestry of strange sightings, cryptids, and unexplained phenomena that have fascinated locals and visitors for generations.

Spring has arrived in Bundaberg, bringing sunshine, longer days and the perfect excuse to get out and explore with the kids these school holidays. From reef adventures and strawberry picking to animal encounters and sweet local treats, there’s no shortage of fun for the whole family. To help you plan, we’ve rounded up the top things to see, do and taste this spring.

In a region filled with so many dreamy beaches, enchanting bush trails and delish brunch spots, we’re great believers in not needing to break the bank to have a great time! So here’s our guide to Bundy on a budget, with 30 things to do whilst you’re in town that are either under $30 or FREE!

Step into a world where mystery meets mindfulness, where ancient wisdom whispers through the wind, and where nature's embrace nurtures both body and soul. It’s time for you to unearth the newly transformed Mystery Craters, ancient geological formations shrowded in bewilderment and awe!

Yee Gee, or hello in Taribelang language - this was one of the many traditional language learnings I took away from my time on the Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow tour run by Taribelang Bunda Cultural Tours, which is a meaningful and wonderful way to explore more of the Bundaberg region through the lens of our First Nations custodians.