Attractions / Tours

Get Back To Nature

Venture in and around the township to explore the wonders of nature on our doorstep:

• Stroll along Moore Park Beach’s 17km of pristine sand
• Watch dolphins playing in the waves, or maybe spot a passing whale
• Witness turtles nesting and hatching from Nov-March
• Go bird watching, especially around the lagoon

Recreation & Leisure

Do you want to relax more actively? You’ll find a multitude of facilities and activities that you can enjoy including:

• Walking and cycling tracks
• Skate bowl
• Tennis courts for hire
• Bowls club
• Playground and park
• 4WD driving and fishing on the beach

Visit the Coral Coast Community Cottage tourist information centre (locally known as The Pink House) for more details during your stay.

Festival of Arts

Every August, The Moore Park Beach Festival of Arts showcases some of the region’s amazing performing and visual arts talents. Visit their official Facebook page to get the dates and other details.

Jammin Coffee

Bundaberg Rum Visitor Experience

Bundaberg Rum is one of the region’s most iconic brands and has been manufactured right here in Bundaberg since 1888. You can visit the distillery, take a tour to see how it’s made and even get the chance to create a unique blend.

Bundaberg Barrel

The Bundaberg Barrel is a tourist centre built alongside the Bundaberg Brewed Drinks brewery where visitors can learn about the brewing process and the company’s history. Aside from the famous ginger beer that started this company’s journey, they now sell multiple new flavours throughout Australia and the world.

Mon Repos Turtle Encounter

From November to March, you can experience the wonder of the turtle breeding season at Mon Repos. Having the supervision of a qualified ranger ensures that your presence in no way disturbs these gentle giants. Your ranger can also provide you with informative insights that deepen your understanding of one of nature’s miracles.

Botanic Gardens

Bundaberg’s Botanic Gardens are home to a vast collection of plants alongside multiple other attractions including:

• The Sugarcane Railway
• A network of beautiful paths and boardwalks
• Peaceful Japanese and Chinese gardens
• The delightful Café 1928
• The historic Fairymead House

© Moncrieff Theatre

Moncrieff Theatre

Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery

© Bundaberg Regional Council

Childers Festival

© Bundaberg Regional Council

Milbi Festival

© Macadamias Australia

Macadamias Australia

© SSS Strawberries

SSS Strawberries and Bargara Berries

Dining in Bundaberg

Chefs throughout our region are constantly finding creative new ways to showcase all of the amazing, fresh local ingredients available all year round. For ten days every June, you can enjoy world-class flavours and unforgettable culinary experiences as part of the Taste Bundaberg Festival. If you’re too early or late for the festival, you can still dine at Bundaberg’s finest restaurants one by one on your next trip.

For details on the next Taste Bundaberg Festival, click here.

1770 LARC! Tours

Experience the beautiful secluded beaches and national parks of the Agnes Water / 1770 region in one of the most unique and fun guided tours in Queensland!

Hop aboard one of two bright pink amphibious LARC vessels for a memorable trip up the coast of Bustard Bay, and learn about the fascinating historical facts and local wildlife of the region.