Bundaberg North Burnett
Hailed as a major food bowl for the nation, the Bundaberg North Burnett region produces 25 per cent of Australia’s produce, is the southernmost gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, and home to a rare colony of nesting marine turtles.
About Bundaberg North Burnett
A four-hour drive north of Queensland's capital, Brisbane, Bundaberg city is settled around the Burnett River and is the southernmost gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
Well known for its sugar cane farming and the famous Bundaberg Rum Distillery, it’s also host to the east coast’s largest concentration of nesting marine turtles at Mon Repos, not to mention the rainbow of tropical marine life that’ll join you on a snorkel or dive.
A four-hour drive north of Queensland's capital, Brisbane, Bundaberg city is settled around the Burnett River and is the southernmost gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
Places to See in Bundaberg North Burnett
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