BIG4 Cania Gorge Holiday Park

Cania Gorge is one of Queensland’s hidden secrets. It’s an ancient place created over 200 million years by natural weather events. What’s left now are towering cliffs, caves, sheltered gorges and ancient Aboriginal art in the Cania Gorge National Park. This natural wonderland is home to more than 150 plant species, and 90 bird species […]

Moore Park Beach Holiday Park

Moore Park is a beachside location surrounded by parklands, situated 18 kilometres from Bundaberg, with almost 20 km of golden sandy beach. The northern end of the beach is used for four-wheel driving, while the southern end is a popular bathing area with seasonal patrols by the Moore Park Surf Lifesaving Club. The beach is […]

Land & Water Wanderer

Woodgate Beach

You don’t make the top beaches list without actually having a beaut beach on offer and Woodgate does not disappoint. Over 16 kilometres of largely untouched, white beaches stretch as far as the eye can see, with softly the lapping waves of the Southern Great Barrier Reef providing the soundtrack to your stay. In days […]

Three Moon Silos

This wonderful silo depicts Joel Fergie’s and Travis Vinson’s version of the legend of the naming of the Three Moon. It depicts an aboriginal elder sharing dreamtime stories and of times gone by with his granddaughter. It tells the story of the legends of the naming of Three Moon. Which includes a swagman, Aboriginal stockman […]

Packs n Pedals

Packs n Pedals offer tours, shuttles, bike hire (standard and e-bikes) and luggage transfers on the Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail in the Gladstone and North Burnett regions. They have a range of tours available with Morning Tunnel Tours, Morning Bridge Tours and the Tunnels by Twilight Tours. Please visit their website for further information […]

MV Karma Shipwreck

Christmas came early to divers in the Bundaberg area in December 2003, when a 42 metre long gravel barge sank off the coast north of the city. That ship was the MV Karma and today it rests in 26 metres of water and is one of the best wreck dives in Queensland. This barge is […]

Moore Park Wetlands

The coastal town of Moore Park is a coastal rural locality in the Bundaberg Region, Queensland. While visiting this peaceful coastal town discover this 1.3-kilometre loop Wetlands trail where you will cross bridges and see a plethora of bird life. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 15 minutes to complete. This […]

Mon Repos Walking Track

Mon Repos Conservation Park is a national park containing an important turtle rookery located at Mon Repos. The coastal track leads north and south from the Mon Repos Turtle Centre and explores the beach. Heading south from the Mon Repos Turtle Centre along the walking track you’ll soon arrive at the impressive 1880’s South Sea […]

Lake Cania

Lake Cania is situated north of the Cania Gorge National Park about 11 kilometres from the Cania Gorge Picnic Area. The lake sits on the banks of Three Moon Creek which is a tributary of the Burnett River. The lake has a capacity of 88,500 megalitres and is constructed from earth and rockfill that reach […]

HMAS Tobruk Dive

Experience this incredible world-class dive site on the Fraser Coast. The 127-metre heavy-lift former navy ship involved in 26 major operations will spend the rest of its life in the waters between the Fraser Coast and Bundaberg as a dive site. The dive site will cater for divers of all levels and abilities. The upper […]

Kinkuna

The Kinkun section of the Burrum Coast National Park is a ‘4WD Access Only’ as a lot of the tracks in the National Park are soft sand and also dry weather only tracks. The surrounding park is full of opportunities! Curl up in the shade with a good book or head to the beach for […]