Joey Caruana’s heart-felt passion for Bundaberg flavours drives the delicious menu at The Windmill Cafe Bargara and keeps the whole business thinking local.

Whether it be an escape in the caravan, a relaxing holiday with waterfront views, or simply somewhere to explore alongside your pooch, here's your guide to 50 must-do attractions, places to see, things to do, where to stay, and where to eat and drink on your perfect next getaway to the Bundaberg region. 

Bundaberg Brewed Drinks are renowned all over the world for their amazing, authentic and deliciously tasty soft drink brews. With 50 years under their belt, the family legacy is continued using the same traditional methods that have been passed down for generations. These brews are best enjoyed with a visit to someplace special, so pick up a few mixed six packs from The Bundaberg Brewed Drinks Barrel on Bargara Road and transport both your tastebuds and your travel buddies to some of these iconic scenic spots.

Macadamias Australia embed sustainability into every aspect of business. They’ve even used nuts as a renewable energy source for their new visitor centre!

Urban List

When one thinks of Queensland’s eastern coast, the mind drifts straight to either end of the state: The Gold Coast or Far North Queensland. But what if we told you that in between the two exists a region of untapped beauty? A place so serene that glamping by a creek teeming with platypus is trumped only by camping under the stars, floating above the waters of a paradisical, uninhabited lagoon.

Well, that place—known as the Bundaberg region—does indeed exist, and there are more than a few reasons it should be at the top of your travel hit list. For starters, just east of the coastline is The Great Barrier Reef’s southern tip, so the snorkelling, diving and island adventures come standard. And if you look west to the land, you’ll be treated to the finest artisan producers along with a slew of bucolic experiences that you’re going to want to bookmark immediately. And for those wondering, yes, this is the home of Bundaberg Rum, and yes, you can visit the distillery.
Best get bookmarking. Here is everything you need to do, see, eat and drink in the Bundaberg region.