Catherine’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Probably the most iconic Bundaberg product within Australia.
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Distillerie de rhum Bundaberg
Hills StreetProbably the most iconic Bundaberg product within Australia.
The home of Bundaberg Ginger Beer and a host of other flavours exported to over 44 countries putting us on the international map.
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Bundaberg Brewed Drinks
147 Bargara RdThe home of Bundaberg Ginger Beer and a host of other flavours exported to over 44 countries putting us on the international map.
A chance to see whales in action - from July to November; see the reef at Lady Musgrave Island throughout the year.
Bundaberg Whale Watching
A chance to see whales in action - from July to November; see the reef at Lady Musgrave Island throughout the year.
If you're driving out towards Bargara take a very short detour to go to the lookout. It gives panoramic views of the district and on a REALLY clear day you can see the northern tip of Fraser Island.
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Belvédère The Hummock
If you're driving out towards Bargara take a very short detour to go to the lookout. It gives panoramic views of the district and on a REALLY clear day you can see the northern tip of Fraser Island.
On the north side of town, the gardens have a large children's play area, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, Hinkler House, the Australian Sugar Cane Railway, Fairymead House Sugar Museum, the Bundaberg and District Historical Museum, Chinese Gardens and Cafe 1928. You should check each attraction before going as they are generally not open 7 days a week
The children's playground is fantastic. The Sugar Cane railway operates Wednesdays and Sundays from 9am to last train at 3:30pm, but it does run more frequently during the school holidays.
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Jardins botaniques de Bundaberg
6 Mount Perry RdOn the north side of town, the gardens have a large children's play area, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, Hinkler House, the Australian Sugar Cane Railway, Fairymead House Sugar Museum, the Bundaberg and District Historical Museum, Chinese Gardens and Cafe 1928. You should check each attraction before going as they are generally not open 7 days a week
The children's playground is fantastic. The Sugar Cane railway operates Wednesdays and Sundays from 9am to last train at 3:30pm, but it does run more frequently during the school holidays.
Located on the south side of the river close to the railway bridge, this mini-zoo is free to visit. There is also a children's playground and picnic tables. It is definitely suited for families with young children.
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Alexandra Park Zoo
33 Quay StLocated on the south side of the river close to the railway bridge, this mini-zoo is free to visit. There is also a children's playground and picnic tables. It is definitely suited for families with young children.
This is really special - there are a few things to realise. The turtle season is from late November until March. You MUST book beforehand and usually you need to books weeks in advance. You need to check out the website. There is also a centre with special displays etc open all year round. Turtles do appear on Moore Park Beach but it is very rare to be able to see them.
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Mon Repos Turtle Centre
141 Mon Repos RdThis is really special - there are a few things to realise. The turtle season is from late November until March. You MUST book beforehand and usually you need to books weeks in advance. You need to check out the website. There is also a centre with special displays etc open all year round. Turtles do appear on Moore Park Beach but it is very rare to be able to see them.
This is a very special experience see -https://ladyelliot.com.au/day-trip-ex-bundaberg/
It's expensive but you might prefer this to going over to Lady Musgrave Island on a boat.
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Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort
This is a very special experience see -https://ladyelliot.com.au/day-trip-ex-bundaberg/
It's expensive but you might prefer this to going over to Lady Musgrave Island on a boat.
Food scene
Top rated coffee spot on Trip Advisor for Bundaberg and in our opinion, it's deserved!
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Alowishus Delicious
174 Bourbong StTop rated coffee spot on Trip Advisor for Bundaberg and in our opinion, it's deserved!
It's our local eatery and we think we're lucky to have it - meals are delicious, generous without being too big, and well-priced.
Moore Park Beach Tavern
16 Murdochs RdIt's our local eatery and we think we're lucky to have it - meals are delicious, generous without being too big, and well-priced.
They have a great range of beers to try. Snacks and pizzas are also available.
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Bargara Brewing Company & The Brewhouse
10 Tantitha StThey have a great range of beers to try. Snacks and pizzas are also available.
This gets good reviews on trip advisor, but I must admit we haven't been there.
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Kalki Moon Distilling & Brewing
22 Commercial StThis gets good reviews on trip advisor, but I must admit we haven't been there.
On the north side of town this cafe has good coffee and prides itself on its wide selection of menu choices.
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Oodies Cafe
7 Kolan StOn the north side of town this cafe has good coffee and prides itself on its wide selection of menu choices.
Good food at reasonable prices.
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Sandhills Sports Club - Home of Bargara Bowls
Whalley StreetGood food at reasonable prices.
Cane Cutters Kitchen
220 Bourbong StGood food, good lunch deals.
Delicious meals, many of them seafood, at a reasonable price. The beer is well-priced too.
Sugar Reef Bar & Bistro
58 Princess StreetDelicious meals, many of them seafood, at a reasonable price. The beer is well-priced too.