Just off the coast from Queensland’s Hervey Bay, is World Heritage Listed Fraser Island - the..
Lake McKenzie InformationThere are many different aspects to Fraser Island, but the awe inspiring beauty of Lake MacKenzie..
75 Mile Beach InformationIn the great tradition of many Australian place names, 75 Mile Beach was so named because it is..
Maryborough InformationMaryborough was settled in 1847 and is one of Queensland's oldest provincial cities. Located three..
Bunya Mountains InformationThe majestic Bunya Mountains, situated about 150 kilometres from the coast, is a spectacular..
Central Station InformationOriginally established as a forestry camp when there was logging on Fraser Island, Central..
Lake Wabby InformationLake Wabby is relatively close to the ocean side of Fraser Island and unlike the other lakes, it..
Double Island Point InformationDouble Island Point is located just south of Rainbow Beach. The point is a magnet for marine life..
Burrum Heads InformationLocated approximately 30 minutes outside of Hervey Bay, this seaside village is a destination in..
Kingaroy InformationNamed after the aboriginal word for 'red ant' and renowned for its towering peanut silos, Kingaroy..
See all locations in Fraser Coast South BurnettBordered by 40 kilometres of pristine beaches, Hervey Bay offers access to islands, adventure, wildlife and a beautiful safe aquatic playground for visitors. The Bay is easily accessible from Brisbane: just a 3.5 hour drive or a short 45 minute flight away.
Hervey Bay is renowned the world over for its whale watching opportunities. On their annual migration between the feeding grounds of Antarctica and the Great Barrier Reef, majestic humpback whales spend between three and five days in Hervey Bay, resting or feeding their newborn calves. Their arrival sparks off the annual Whale Festival in August, when the city comes alive with music, food and parades in celebration of the beauty of nature.
Hervey Bay is also the gateway to World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, a stunning example of pristine Australian wilderness. The north-facing sheltered waters of Hervey Bay are protected by Fraser Island, offering a perfect swimming environment – a big plus for families. The area is also known for its superb fishing: try your luck from the beach, off the rocks and the pier, or head out on a deep-sea fi shing charter. The region is also great for active adventures such as horse riding and go-karting. Hervey Bay's foreshore offers 14 kilometres of shared pedestrian, wheelchair and bicycle pathways, as well as children's play areas, beach hire, public shower and toilet facilities and areas for picnics and barbecues.
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Tropical North Queensland InformationThe tropical north is a natural wonderland. It’s the only place on the planet where two separate..
Brisbane Region InformationWelcome to the sub tropical boomtown of Brisbane. The Queensland capital is a place that feels..
Sunshine Coast InformationThis is undoubtedly one of Australia’s most beautiful regions. There beaches are magnificent..
Surfers Paradise InformationThis famous stretch of ocean is perfect for swimming, while on shore cafes, restaurants and bars..
Whitsundays InformationRising out of the clear, blue waters in the heart of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, there is an..
Cairns InformationCairns is the heart of Tropical North Queensland and Australia’s primary gateway to the Great..
Great Barrier Reef InformationAt over 2,600 kilometres (1,600 miles) from north to south, up to 65 kilometres (40 miles) wide and..
Port Douglas InformationPort Douglas in Tropical North Queensland is one of Queensland’s premier holiday destinations...
Noosa Heads InformationLocated at the northern end of Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, Noosa is renowned for its sundrenched..
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