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10 Free Things to Do in Bundaberg and the North Burnett

10 Free Things to Do in Bundaberg and the North Burnett

Short on cash? Check out these free things to do!

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Your guide to savouring a taste of Bundaberg

Your guide to savouring a taste of Bundaberg

The iconic rich red soil and near perfect year-round conditions make the Bundaberg and North Burnett region the ideal place for a food lover’s paradise. Taste food next to where it has been grown, caught, distilled and let the flavours dance in your mouth to a symphony of freshness – that’s the Bundaberg Region Food experience!

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PUTTING THE TURTLES FIRST: MON REPOS’ DEDICATION TO SUSTAINABILITY

PUTTING THE TURTLES FIRST: MON REPOS’ DEDICATION TO SUSTAINABILITY

As the Southern gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, Bundaberg is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the whole world! Those beaches are home to 50% of the South Pacific’s nesting loggerhead turtles. So it’s no surprise that each year 30,000 people flock to Mon Repos to have an up close and personal experience with these amazing sea creatures.

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Safeguarding the Reef prioritised at Lady Musgrave’s new underwater accommodation

Safeguarding the Reef prioritised at Lady Musgrave’s new underwater accommodation

For as long as visitors have been coming to the Great Barrier Reef, they have been faced with a huge dilemma at the end of their visit: They simply don’t want to leave! It’s a problem that Brett Lakey, founder and Managing Director of the Lady Musgrave Experience, was happy to solve with a new pontoon where visitors can stay overnight on – and even in – the reef itself. It’s a unique way to experience the beauty and wonder of the Southern Great Barrier Reef.

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From ‘moonscape’ to flourishing oasis: How climate leadership transformed Lady Elliot Island

From ‘moonscape’ to flourishing oasis: How climate leadership transformed Lady Elliot Island

The pristine waters of the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef are a haven for over 1,200 species of fish, turtles, reef sharks and manta rays. This abundance of awe-inspiring sea life is also a drawcard for snorkelers and divers who love swimming in the presence of such majestic animals. And when they do, there’s no better place to stay than the Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort. It’s the perfect place for eco-minded adventurers to come for their R and R.

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