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Bundaberg's hidden swim spots: A local’s guide to the best secret dips

Bundaberg's hidden swim spots: A local’s guide to the best secret dips

If you think you’ve seen Bundaberg’s beaches, think again. Beyond the popular stretches and postcard-perfect spots lies a whole other side of Bundy… the secret nooks, shaded creeks, freshwater gems, and tucked-away lagoons that locals have been keeping to themselves.

Bundy’s Best Swims: Classic spots everyone should dive into

Bundy’s Best Swims: Classic spots everyone should dive into

Bundaberg’s summer is all about cooling off in the water. From calm rivers and shady creeks to freshwater lakes and easy-access pools, these classic swimming spots have been delighting locals and visitors for generations. Perfect for families, solo adventurers, or groups of mates, they’re reliable, beautiful, and ready for you to take a dip.

Haunted Heritage: Places that go 'Boo!' in Bundaberg

Haunted Heritage: Places that go 'Boo!' in Bundaberg

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“Why are you celebrating Halloween? We’re not Americans.”

The same debate pops up every year around the same time as the Halloween decorations do. Someone else will chime in about the Gaelic origins of Halloween; that is, the festival originated in Scotland and Irish in pagan times at Samhain.

Samhain is the first day of November and a marker of the beginning of Winter. While earlier Gaelic people followed the Wheel of the Year around equinoxes and solstices, modern Scottish settlers wanted to celebrate at the same time as back home. With Christianity came “All Hallow’s Eve”, later shortened to “Halloween” (a Scots term).

So, no, Halloween in Bundy isn’t an imported fad from America. It arrived here with the Scottish settlers who helped build the town.

Hauntings and Mysteries Across Bundaberg and North Burnett

Hauntings and Mysteries Across Bundaberg and North Burnett

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.

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Top Weekend Road Trips from Bundaberg

Top Weekend Road Trips from Bundaberg

Sometimes the best adventures don’t require a plane ticket, just a packed bag, a full tank, and the open road.
Bundaberg is the perfect base for weekend escapes, with everything from coastal gems and country towns to natural wonders just a short drive away. Whether you’re after a laid-back beach break, foodie finds, or an outdoor adventure, here are some top road trip ideas to inspire your next getaway.

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