Bushland Boardwalk – Day Pass – Agnes Water, Queensland
Book your daypass now! Step into a living story at the Bushland Boardwalk in Agnes Water / 1770, Queensland where every footstep brings you closer to the heartbeat of the bush. This 386-metre, all-access boardwalk winds through a stunning pocket of native forest alive with colour, sound, and movement. But listen closely—it’s not just birds […]
Burrum Coast National Park
Flowering heaths, quiet beaches and abundant wildlife make this park a place to retreat, relax and appreciate the splendour and peace of the natural environment. Explore the park on one of the several walking tracks and discover diverse coastal habitats. Burrum Coast National Park is spread over four sections, south of Bundaberg. You will find […]
Burkitts Reef Dive Site
Burkitts Reef is a popular shore diving site just off Bargara, where colourful hard corals, curious critters and the occasional underwater surprise are all part of the experience. Stretching along the headland in depths of two to eight metres, this reef is well worth getting your fins wet for. Keep an eye out for the […]
Bucca Crossing Picnic Area
Just 25 minutes from Bundaberg, Bucca Crossing is a local favourite for a refreshing dip, riverside picnic or lazy day on the water. Paddle the Kolan River by canoe, float downstream in an inflatable ring, or simply relax on the riverbank while the kids splash nearby. The river can flow quite quickly, so it’s best […]
Barolin Rocks Dive Site
Head to Woongarra Marine Park on the outskirts of Bundaberg to discover some of Queensland’s most spectacular and accessible shore diving. Every dive reveals something new, with encounters including turtles, rays, sea snakes, nudibranchs, moray eels, colourful reef fish, vibrant coral and even wobbegong sharks. Barolin Rocks is also one of the few dive sites […]
Bargara Beach
Bargara Beach is a coastal gem just 15 kilometres east of Bundaberg, offering a climate that feels a bit like Hawaii, beautiful beaches and friendly locals who are always up for a chat. Take a wander along the winding boardwalks, let the kids burn off some energy at the playgrounds, or grab a coffee and […]
Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park
Known as Bundaberg’s own “Kakadu”, Baldwin Swamp is home to many species of birdlife and wildlife. Wander the peaceful trails beneath fragrant eucalypt trees and enjoy the tranquillity of this beautiful wetland environment. The wetlands provide an important roosting, breeding and feeding habitat for thousands of waterbirds. Baldwin Swamp is an ideal destination for walking […]
Alexandra Park, Playground and Zoo
Nestled on the banks of the Burnett River on Quay Street, Alexandra Park offers a playground for all ages under the shade of large Fig Trees. The kids can play on the playground or run in the large open spaces. The Rotunda gives the park an old-time feel. Keep an eye out for locals participating […]
Agnes Water Beach
Agnes Water Beach is an unspoilt haven and Queensland’s most northerly surf beach. Located just one hour south of Gladstone, the beach is famous for its picturesque surrounds, surfing, kitesurfing and stand up paddle boarding. Each year in the sand and surf comes alive with exciting events including the ‘Reef2Beach Longboard Classic’ and ‘Agnes Water […]
Mon Repos Turtle Centre, Mon Repos Conservation Park
Please visit the website for Conditions of entry and everything you need to know before you visit. No visit to Mon Repos is complete without a stop at the Turtle Centre. Here you’ll learn heaps about marine turtles, and the conservation and research programs that are protecting them. You’ll also find out how a colourful […]
Family Mystery Explorer Pass
A family adventure like no other. Walk the edge of Queensland’s most mysterious craters — nobody knows how they got here. Scan QR codes and watch UFOs, meteorites, and spirals burst out in 3D right on the craters. Step into the Earth Room where frankincense, solfeggio frequencies, crystals, and fossils create a space that stops […]
Pizza, Mystery & Scenic Views
Stand at the edge of Queensland’s most unexplained craters and let the questions wash over you. Nobody knows how they got here. Nobody knows why. Step into the Earth Room — frankincense, solfeggio frequencies, flowing water, crystals, fossils, infinity symbol above you. Some cry. Some feel inexplicable peace. All leave changed. Finish with stone-baked pizza […]
