Ken & Margaret’s guidebook
Witnessing a life event
Hundreds of turtles come back to the site where they were born to lay their eggs. Many of them come to Mon Repos where rangers take you onto the beach to enjoy two experiences. The mothers come three times each season and lay up to 150 eggs each time. These tours are available from November to January each year. You will see nearly all the eggs falling into a pit that the mother has dug, and you may be asked to help carry the eggs further up the beach if they are laid below the high tide water line. Then, from January to March each year, the youngsters push up through the sand and struggle down to the water to commence the plan for their life. There is a possibility that you may be able to hold them, but only for a few moments. In any event, you will see them arise from the sand, and follow their journey down to the water.
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Mon Repos Turtle Centre
141 Mon Repos RdHundreds of turtles come back to the site where they were born to lay their eggs. Many of them come to Mon Repos where rangers take you onto the beach to enjoy two experiences. The mothers come three times each season and lay up to 150 eggs each time. These tours are available from November to January each year. You will see nearly all the eggs falling into a pit that the mother has dug, and you may be asked to help carry the eggs further up the beach if they are laid below the high tide water line. Then, from January to March each year, the youngsters push up through the sand and struggle down to the water to commence the plan for their life. There is a possibility that you may be able to hold them, but only for a few moments. In any event, you will see them arise from the sand, and follow their journey down to the water.
Whale watching experience – from June to October. Departs Bundaberg Port Marina. 4 hours cruising onboard the luxury catamaran “Main Event”. 360 degree viewing for uninterrupted whale encounters with informative commentary. Morning Tea and Light Lunch included. Snorkelling, scuba diving and reef tours are available.
https://ladymusgraveexperience.com.au
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Lady Musgrave Experience
5 Marina Dr
Whale watching experience – from June to October. Departs Bundaberg Port Marina. 4 hours cruising onboard the luxury catamaran “Main Event”. 360 degree viewing for uninterrupted whale encounters with informative commentary. Morning Tea and Light Lunch included. Snorkelling, scuba diving and reef tours are available.
https://ladymusgraveexperience.com.au
Flying High Bird Sanctuary is the largest free-flight aviary in Australia and has over 2000 birds. Visitors can walk around inside the aviary to see the birds. It is located on the corner of Bruce Highway and Old Creek Road, Apple Tree Creek, about 50 km south of Bundaberg in central Queensland, Australia. (From Wikipedia) Last time I went there, it was WEST of Bundaberg though! The last two times that we went there, they had an old owl sitting on the counter at the reception counter that you could pet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_High_Bird_Sanctuary
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Flying High Bird Park
LOT 1293 Bruce HwyFlying High Bird Sanctuary is the largest free-flight aviary in Australia and has over 2000 birds. Visitors can walk around inside the aviary to see the birds. It is located on the corner of Bruce Highway and Old Creek Road, Apple Tree Creek, about 50 km south of Bundaberg in central Queensland, Australia. (From Wikipedia) Last time I went there, it was WEST of Bundaberg though! The last two times that we went there, they had an old owl sitting on the counter at the reception counter that you could pet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_High_Bird_Sanctuary
HE GREAT BARRIER REEF
As the largest living structure on the planet, the Great Barrier Reef is incredibly rich and diverse, stretching 2,300 kilometres. The surrounding reef on Lady Elliot Island is a 'Green Zone' which is home to the most diverse, colourful and intriguing marine animal and reef life.
The Great Barrier Reef is also unique as it extends over 14 degrees of latitude, from shallow estuarine areas to deep oceanic waters. Within this vast expanse are a unique range of ecological communities, habitats and species – all of which make the Reef one of the most complex natural ecosystems in the world.
INTERESTING FACTS
covers 344,400km2 in area
includes the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem
includes some 3,000 coral reefs, 600 continental islands, 300 coral cays and about 150 inshore mangrove islands
extends south from the northern tip of Queensland in north-eastern Australia to just north of Bundaberg
is between 60 and 250 kilometres in width
has an average depth of 35 metres in its inshore waters, while on outer reefs, continental slopes extend down to depths of more than 2,000 metres
was created in 1975 through the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act
extends into the airspace above and into the earth beneath the seabed.
http://ladyelliot.com.au/content/great-barrier-reef
Tours available from Bundaberg:
https://www.reeffree.com.au/great-barrier-reef-tours/search&tour-departure=bundaberg&tour-activity=lady-elliot-island&order=featured_weighting+desc+tour-price+asc/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwLnkn5rt4wIV2YBwCh1FbANnEAAYASAAEgJ1X_D_BwE
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Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort
HE GREAT BARRIER REEF
As the largest living structure on the planet, the Great Barrier Reef is incredibly rich and diverse, stretching 2,300 kilometres. The surrounding reef on Lady Elliot Island is a 'Green Zone' which is home to the most diverse, colourful and intriguing marine animal and reef life.
The Great Barrier Reef is also unique as it extends over 14 degrees of latitude, from shallow estuarine areas to deep oceanic waters. Within this vast expanse are a unique range of ecological communities, habitats and species – all of which make the Reef one of the most complex natural ecosystems in the world.
INTERESTING FACTS
covers 344,400km2 in area
includes the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem
includes some 3,000 coral reefs, 600 continental islands, 300 coral cays and about 150 inshore mangrove islands
extends south from the northern tip of Queensland in north-eastern Australia to just north of Bundaberg
is between 60 and 250 kilometres in width
has an average depth of 35 metres in its inshore waters, while on outer reefs, continental slopes extend down to depths of more than 2,000 metres
was created in 1975 through the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act
extends into the airspace above and into the earth beneath the seabed.
http://ladyelliot.com.au/content/great-barrier-reef
Tours available from Bundaberg:
https://www.reeffree.com.au/great-barrier-reef-tours/search&tour-departure=bundaberg&tour-activity=lady-elliot-island&order=featured_weighting+desc+tour-price+asc/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwLnkn5rt4wIV2YBwCh1FbANnEAAYASAAEgJ1X_D_BwE
The Zoo is small and is home to emus, dingos, wallabies, reptiles, cotton-top tamarin monkeys, and birds. All are housed in purpose built enclosures. Give yourself a good 20 minutes to get around to all the animals.
The zoo animals make for an interesting day out at the park and great way for kids to learn about animals. If you’d like to make the most your visit to the Zoo download the Zoo Passport for completion while you are there.
The Zoo is open 7 days per week and is closed at night.
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Alexandra Park Zoo
33 Quay StThe Zoo is small and is home to emus, dingos, wallabies, reptiles, cotton-top tamarin monkeys, and birds. All are housed in purpose built enclosures. Give yourself a good 20 minutes to get around to all the animals.
The zoo animals make for an interesting day out at the park and great way for kids to learn about animals. If you’d like to make the most your visit to the Zoo download the Zoo Passport for completion while you are there.
The Zoo is open 7 days per week and is closed at night.
https://www.barrierreefaustralia.com/things-to-do/attractions/baldwin-swamp-environmental-park.5/
Situated near the centre of Bundaberg but a world of wildlife away, Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park is replete with walking tracks, bridges and boardwalks, making exploration easy.
Start at the shelter shed at the car park and study the large map for an idea of the activities which draw birdwatchers, artists, walkers, cyclists, school groups and nature lovers here.
Look for large colonies of water birds such as Magpie Geese and Whistling Ducks and the rare Cotton Pygmy Geese or Comb Crested Jacana.
Baldwin Swamp is home to Paperbark trees and Woongarra Scrub. There’s also open eucalypt forest with Blue Gums. A specially-designed fishway contains species of native fish and at the western end of the park, there’s a children’s playground with toilets and other facilities.
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Baldwin Swamp Environment Park
Steindl Streethttps://www.barrierreefaustralia.com/things-to-do/attractions/baldwin-swamp-environmental-park.5/
Situated near the centre of Bundaberg but a world of wildlife away, Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park is replete with walking tracks, bridges and boardwalks, making exploration easy.
Start at the shelter shed at the car park and study the large map for an idea of the activities which draw birdwatchers, artists, walkers, cyclists, school groups and nature lovers here.
Look for large colonies of water birds such as Magpie Geese and Whistling Ducks and the rare Cotton Pygmy Geese or Comb Crested Jacana.
Baldwin Swamp is home to Paperbark trees and Woongarra Scrub. There’s also open eucalypt forest with Blue Gums. A specially-designed fishway contains species of native fish and at the western end of the park, there’s a children’s playground with toilets and other facilities.
Sightseeing
Set out from Bundaberg for an exciting Great Barrier Reef experience which includes glass-bottomed boat tours, snorkelling and diving around Lady Musgrave Island, guided island walks and energising meals on-board.
Return cruise to Lady Musgrave Island aboard a comfortable vessel
Gain a deep insight into the Great Barrier Reef from friendly crew
Snorkel, dive and take a glass-bottomed boat tour to discover marine life (scuba at additional cost)
Feast on morning tea and a delicious lunch on-board
Join the guide for an informative island tour
This tour takes you to the stunning Lady Musgrave Island, a large coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. En route the island, meet your friendly, experienced crew, learn more about the reef from a marine biologist and boost your energy levels with a spread fresh fruit, tea and coffee.
Anchor in a beautiful lagoon near Lady Musgrave Island and hop aboard the glass-bottomed boat to see the bustling world below water.
In whale season, you may also see whales as they rest in the calm waters partly protected by Fraser Island.
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Lady Musgrave Island
Set out from Bundaberg for an exciting Great Barrier Reef experience which includes glass-bottomed boat tours, snorkelling and diving around Lady Musgrave Island, guided island walks and energising meals on-board.
Return cruise to Lady Musgrave Island aboard a comfortable vessel
Gain a deep insight into the Great Barrier Reef from friendly crew
Snorkel, dive and take a glass-bottomed boat tour to discover marine life (scuba at additional cost)
Feast on morning tea and a delicious lunch on-board
Join the guide for an informative island tour
This tour takes you to the stunning Lady Musgrave Island, a large coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. En route the island, meet your friendly, experienced crew, learn more about the reef from a marine biologist and boost your energy levels with a spread fresh fruit, tea and coffee.
Anchor in a beautiful lagoon near Lady Musgrave Island and hop aboard the glass-bottomed boat to see the bustling world below water.
In whale season, you may also see whales as they rest in the calm waters partly protected by Fraser Island.
After exploring the Bundaberg Rum Museum Experience and immersing yourself in the rich history of Bundaberg Rum, join one of the expert Distillery Guides on a guided journey deep into the heart of their fully operational Bundaberg Rum Distillery. This tour includes the Museum Experience.
The distillery guide takes you on a journey deep into the heart of the Bundaberg Rum Distillery. Start by visiting their Molasses well – which holds up to 5 million litres of molasses, fresh from their neighbours at Millaquin Sugar Mills
Then learn about how they ferment and distill their liquids. And finally on to their grand Barrel House, where you’ll learn about how they age and mature their rum for a minimum of two years before their liquid makes it’s way into a bottle.
Once you’ve experienced the sights and smells of their distillery, you’ll return to the Bundaberg Rum Tasting Bar, where you can sample any of the top shelf rums from their range.
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Distillerie de rhum Bundaberg
Hills StreetAfter exploring the Bundaberg Rum Museum Experience and immersing yourself in the rich history of Bundaberg Rum, join one of the expert Distillery Guides on a guided journey deep into the heart of their fully operational Bundaberg Rum Distillery. This tour includes the Museum Experience.
The distillery guide takes you on a journey deep into the heart of the Bundaberg Rum Distillery. Start by visiting their Molasses well – which holds up to 5 million litres of molasses, fresh from their neighbours at Millaquin Sugar Mills
Then learn about how they ferment and distill their liquids. And finally on to their grand Barrel House, where you’ll learn about how they age and mature their rum for a minimum of two years before their liquid makes it’s way into a bottle.
Once you’ve experienced the sights and smells of their distillery, you’ll return to the Bundaberg Rum Tasting Bar, where you can sample any of the top shelf rums from their range.
Enjoy a 2 ½ hour cruise aboard the fully restored classic river ferry, the gorgeous Bundy Belle. You will be entertained with commentary on the river’s colourful history. You’ll see the famous industries that are part of Bundaberg’s culture, Bundy Rum Distillery, Bulk Sugar Terminal, Port of Bundaberg, The Ocean going Yachts moored at the Marina, and trawlers unloading at seafood processing plants. Departs at Grunske's by the River.
https://bundybelle.com.au/
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Bundy Belle Burnett River Cruises
11E Petersen StEnjoy a 2 ½ hour cruise aboard the fully restored classic river ferry, the gorgeous Bundy Belle. You will be entertained with commentary on the river’s colourful history. You’ll see the famous industries that are part of Bundaberg’s culture, Bundy Rum Distillery, Bulk Sugar Terminal, Port of Bundaberg, The Ocean going Yachts moored at the Marina, and trawlers unloading at seafood processing plants. Departs at Grunske's by the River.
https://bundybelle.com.au/
Fraser Island, off Australia’s eastern Queensland coast, is the world's largest sand island, stretching over 120km. Panoramic viewpoints include Indian Head, a rocky outcrop on the island's easternmost tip, and the Cathedrals, a cliff famous for sculpted ribbons of coloured sand. It's a camping and ecotourism destination, with beaches and swimming sites at Lake McKenzie, Lake Wabby and other freshwater pools. There are also tours available to see this mostly virgin island:
https://www.fraserfree.com.au/fraser-island-tour/1-day-fraser-explorer-tour-from-hervey-bay/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzcrxuITt4wIV0SMrCh2q-wHZEAAYASAAEgIC2fD_BwE
Departs from Hervey Bay - allow up to a two hour drive.
Take care that you do not leave young children unattended; dingoes are opportunistic!
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Fraser Island
Fraser Island, off Australia’s eastern Queensland coast, is the world's largest sand island, stretching over 120km. Panoramic viewpoints include Indian Head, a rocky outcrop on the island's easternmost tip, and the Cathedrals, a cliff famous for sculpted ribbons of coloured sand. It's a camping and ecotourism destination, with beaches and swimming sites at Lake McKenzie, Lake Wabby and other freshwater pools. There are also tours available to see this mostly virgin island:
https://www.fraserfree.com.au/fraser-island-tour/1-day-fraser-explorer-tour-from-hervey-bay/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzcrxuITt4wIV0SMrCh2q-wHZEAAYASAAEgIC2fD_BwE
Departs from Hervey Bay - allow up to a two hour drive.
Take care that you do not leave young children unattended; dingoes are opportunistic!
Scenic Drive - Boolboonda Tunnel, Mt Perry
The best way to discover our region is to take a road trip and a scenic drive to Boolboonda Tunnel Mount Perry is a perfect place to start.
Boolboonda Tunnel extends 192m into rock, is unlined and unsupported. It is known as the longest unsupported tunnel in the Southern Hemisphere! It was originally built in 1883 for the railway line between Bundaberg and Mount Perry but is now home to a colony of bent-winged bats and used to access residential properties.
Just before you reach the tunnel is a large tree located on the left. It is customary for tunnel visitors to carve their name into the tree. Kids love to climb and play all over this tree.
There is a nice picnic table located under the tree, the perfect spot for a rest while the kids play.
To get there: The tunnel is easy to find with plenty of signage. Turn off the Bruce Highway head along Mt Perry Road until you reach the Boolboonda Tunnel sign. The tunnel is then located about 1km in from the turn off not long after you hit the dirt road.
While you are out that way why not carry continue your drive to Mount Perry. Nestled within the Boolboonda and Normanby Ranges, Mount Perry only another 20 minutes down the road. It is a quaint little town with a great look out.
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Boolboonda tunnel
175 Tunnel RdScenic Drive - Boolboonda Tunnel, Mt Perry
The best way to discover our region is to take a road trip and a scenic drive to Boolboonda Tunnel Mount Perry is a perfect place to start.
Boolboonda Tunnel extends 192m into rock, is unlined and unsupported. It is known as the longest unsupported tunnel in the Southern Hemisphere! It was originally built in 1883 for the railway line between Bundaberg and Mount Perry but is now home to a colony of bent-winged bats and used to access residential properties.
Just before you reach the tunnel is a large tree located on the left. It is customary for tunnel visitors to carve their name into the tree. Kids love to climb and play all over this tree.
There is a nice picnic table located under the tree, the perfect spot for a rest while the kids play.
To get there: The tunnel is easy to find with plenty of signage. Turn off the Bruce Highway head along Mt Perry Road until you reach the Boolboonda Tunnel sign. The tunnel is then located about 1km in from the turn off not long after you hit the dirt road.
While you are out that way why not carry continue your drive to Mount Perry. Nestled within the Boolboonda and Normanby Ranges, Mount Perry only another 20 minutes down the road. It is a quaint little town with a great look out.
Paradise Dam is only 100 kilometres south-west of Bundaberg and 35 kilometres from the quaint country town of Biggenden. The Dam lies on the beautiful Burnett River and is renowned fresh water fishing. Other water sports include boating, skiing, tubing, sailing and swimming.
The facilities at Paradise Dam include non powered camping sites, environmentally friendly toilets (no showers), covered gas barbecues, concrete boat ramp, fish cleaning stations, information centre and kiosk.
Free WIFI is available at North Burnett Regional Councils Customer Service Centre. Please ask caretaker for the closest location.
https://www.bundabergregion.org/paradise-dam-recreation-and-caravan-park
Paradise Dam
Paradise Dam is only 100 kilometres south-west of Bundaberg and 35 kilometres from the quaint country town of Biggenden. The Dam lies on the beautiful Burnett River and is renowned fresh water fishing. Other water sports include boating, skiing, tubing, sailing and swimming.
The facilities at Paradise Dam include non powered camping sites, environmentally friendly toilets (no showers), covered gas barbecues, concrete boat ramp, fish cleaning stations, information centre and kiosk.
Free WIFI is available at North Burnett Regional Councils Customer Service Centre. Please ask caretaker for the closest location.
https://www.bundabergregion.org/paradise-dam-recreation-and-caravan-park
Bushwalking and enjoy the park features. Cania Gorge preserves a valuable remnant of the Brigalow Belt natural region. More than 150 different types of plant community are found in this region, including brigalow forest, eucalypt woodland, cypress pine woodland, dry rainforest and grassland.
The park is home to more than 90 species of bird. Brush-tailed rock wallabies and common bent-wing bats are also seen.
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/cania-gorge/about.html
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Cania Gorge National Park
Bushwalking and enjoy the park features. Cania Gorge preserves a valuable remnant of the Brigalow Belt natural region. More than 150 different types of plant community are found in this region, including brigalow forest, eucalypt woodland, cypress pine woodland, dry rainforest and grassland.
The park is home to more than 90 species of bird. Brush-tailed rock wallabies and common bent-wing bats are also seen.
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/cania-gorge/about.html
History
Bert Hinkler and his family were residents of Bundaberg, and he was a very famous aviator in world history, and especially Australian history. So, should you have sufficient time, you may like to consider a visit to the museum there, and sit in one of his 'planes. You may also visit the Botanical Gardens and enjoy lunch at the 1928 Café in the same location. (1928 was the year of the first flight from England to Australia!)
Both the Hinkler House (same location) and Fairymead House sugar mill history (different location) are also worthy of consideration for a visit. http://www.hinklerhallofaviation.com/
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Hinkler Hall of Aviation
6 Young StBert Hinkler and his family were residents of Bundaberg, and he was a very famous aviator in world history, and especially Australian history. So, should you have sufficient time, you may like to consider a visit to the museum there, and sit in one of his 'planes. You may also visit the Botanical Gardens and enjoy lunch at the 1928 Café in the same location. (1928 was the year of the first flight from England to Australia!)
Both the Hinkler House (same location) and Fairymead House sugar mill history (different location) are also worthy of consideration for a visit. http://www.hinklerhallofaviation.com/
Visiting the Mystery Craters is a journey of discovery! Halfway between Bundaberg and Gin Gin, 100m off the main road, is Australia’s most baffling phenomenon. Since their discovery in 1971, the origins of the 35 oddly shaped craters have remained the subject of controversy.
The mottled mixture of sandstone and ochre stain have been the subject of many investigations and various theories have been offered. Mystery Craters have been featured on many documentaries including Unsolved Mysteries of the World, Getaway, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, Great South East, Creek to Coast, Caravan and Motor Home magazine, and more!
Sit and relax with a cuppa as you ponder the creation of our Mystery Craters.
Allow about a 20-minute drive from Bundaberg.
mystery craters
15 Lines RdVisiting the Mystery Craters is a journey of discovery! Halfway between Bundaberg and Gin Gin, 100m off the main road, is Australia’s most baffling phenomenon. Since their discovery in 1971, the origins of the 35 oddly shaped craters have remained the subject of controversy.
The mottled mixture of sandstone and ochre stain have been the subject of many investigations and various theories have been offered. Mystery Craters have been featured on many documentaries including Unsolved Mysteries of the World, Getaway, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, Great South East, Creek to Coast, Caravan and Motor Home magazine, and more!
Sit and relax with a cuppa as you ponder the creation of our Mystery Craters.
Allow about a 20-minute drive from Bundaberg.
THE HISTORY OF SCHMEIDER'S COOPERAGE & COOPERING IN BUNDABERG
In 1970 Dave Schmeider gained a four-year apprenticeship with the Bundaberg Rum Distillery. His trade involved the repairing the old kegs used for the transportation of the rum and from time to time, he also helped with the construction and maintenance work on the large maturation vats. Dave was the last cooper to learn the trade at the Rum Distillery, and In the early 1980's, the Rum Distillery installed their bottling plant so the trade then died as all the rum was bottled before shipment. As Dave loved his trade, he decided to see if he could keep it alive by starting his own business. With his wife Pam, Schmeider's Cooperage began on the 7th November, 1982.
Starting with a small workshop at the rear of their home, the trade was once again alive. Over the past 25 years, Schmeider's Cooperage has gained in both size and recognition. During this time Dave trained a number of apprentices. One of them being the current owner and head cooper Justin Gillett.
Bundy Kegs
3 Hills StTHE HISTORY OF SCHMEIDER'S COOPERAGE & COOPERING IN BUNDABERG
In 1970 Dave Schmeider gained a four-year apprenticeship with the Bundaberg Rum Distillery. His trade involved the repairing the old kegs used for the transportation of the rum and from time to time, he also helped with the construction and maintenance work on the large maturation vats. Dave was the last cooper to learn the trade at the Rum Distillery, and In the early 1980's, the Rum Distillery installed their bottling plant so the trade then died as all the rum was bottled before shipment. As Dave loved his trade, he decided to see if he could keep it alive by starting his own business. With his wife Pam, Schmeider's Cooperage began on the 7th November, 1982.
Starting with a small workshop at the rear of their home, the trade was once again alive. Over the past 25 years, Schmeider's Cooperage has gained in both size and recognition. During this time Dave trained a number of apprentices. One of them being the current owner and head cooper Justin Gillett.
Food scene
Located in the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, and perfectly complimenting the Hinkler Hall of Aviation and nearby visitor attractions in Bundaberg’s favourite tropical outdoor precinct, the friendly team at Café 1928 pride themselves on great coffee, fresh light food options and a relaxed, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
BYO BUNDABERG VENUE
Cafe 1928 is a BYO venue which operates until 11.45pm giving you the opportunity to host a wide arrange of events or functions in the style that you prefer.
So whether you need a one stop location for your next wedding that would allow for a cosmopolitan atmosphere with a wide range of scenic backdrops and just that special place to unwind with friends or family, Café 1928 can cater for your needs.
Drop in for one of our famous coffee’s or contact us to book your next event.
Cafe 1928
6 Mount Perry Rd
Located in the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, and perfectly complimenting the Hinkler Hall of Aviation and nearby visitor attractions in Bundaberg’s favourite tropical outdoor precinct, the friendly team at Café 1928 pride themselves on great coffee, fresh light food options and a relaxed, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
BYO BUNDABERG VENUE
Cafe 1928 is a BYO venue which operates until 11.45pm giving you the opportunity to host a wide arrange of events or functions in the style that you prefer.
So whether you need a one stop location for your next wedding that would allow for a cosmopolitan atmosphere with a wide range of scenic backdrops and just that special place to unwind with friends or family, Café 1928 can cater for your needs.
Drop in for one of our famous coffee’s or contact us to book your next event.
Their bistro offers some great deals for lunch or dinner, especially Mondays & Wednesdays. The clubhouse is built quite high up, and the bistro offers great views over the beach and ocean.
https://www.bargaragolfclub.com.au/bistro-page/
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Bargara Golf Club
120 Miller StTheir bistro offers some great deals for lunch or dinner, especially Mondays & Wednesdays. The clubhouse is built quite high up, and the bistro offers great views over the beach and ocean.
https://www.bargaragolfclub.com.au/bistro-page/
Located at 167a Bourbong St, Bundaberg, Sabrosa Steakhouse offers casual, family friendly dining. The well-priced menu spans from seafood to pasta and delicious desserts, but steak is the main focus. Choose your favourite cut, or take the Sabrosa challenge and try to finish 1kg of rump steak, 500g of veggies and 500g of potato wedges in under 30mins and receive your meal half price.
https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/qld/bundaberg-and-coral-coast/bundaberg/restaurant/sabrosa-steakhouse
Sabrosa Steakhouse
167 Bourbong StreetLocated at 167a Bourbong St, Bundaberg, Sabrosa Steakhouse offers casual, family friendly dining. The well-priced menu spans from seafood to pasta and delicious desserts, but steak is the main focus. Choose your favourite cut, or take the Sabrosa challenge and try to finish 1kg of rump steak, 500g of veggies and 500g of potato wedges in under 30mins and receive your meal half price.
https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/qld/bundaberg-and-coral-coast/bundaberg/restaurant/sabrosa-steakhouse
Just a 200-metre walk through to the store, it offers a variety of hot foods - you can bring the food back to the home or eat at table in front of the store. Store closes 7.00 pm week days, and earlier on the weekends.
https://www.facebook.com/coralcoveconveniencestore/photos/rpp.293849187963415/343372119677788/?type=3&theater
Coral Cove Convenience Store
30 Homestead BlvdJust a 200-metre walk through to the store, it offers a variety of hot foods - you can bring the food back to the home or eat at table in front of the store. Store closes 7.00 pm week days, and earlier on the weekends.
https://www.facebook.com/coralcoveconveniencestore/photos/rpp.293849187963415/343372119677788/?type=3&theater
They had a fire in the restaurant a couple of years ago, but they have now modernised it. They have a great deal on Wednesdays: 2 for price of 1.
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Coral Cove Golf Club
1 Pebble Beach DrThey had a fire in the restaurant a couple of years ago, but they have now modernised it. They have a great deal on Wednesdays: 2 for price of 1.
Located within Brothers Sports Club. They offer great variety of Yum Chas and full meals - all at good pricing. You obviously also get all the benefits of the entertainment that Brothers Sports Club offers.
See their menu below:
https://lunchtime.com.au/White-China-Yum-Cha-Restaurant/Bundaberg/menu/
White China
130 Takalvan StreetLocated within Brothers Sports Club. They offer great variety of Yum Chas and full meals - all at good pricing. You obviously also get all the benefits of the entertainment that Brothers Sports Club offers.
See their menu below:
https://lunchtime.com.au/White-China-Yum-Cha-Restaurant/Bundaberg/menu/