Fraser Coast South Burnett Attractions

This building at 264 Kent Street was erected in 1875 and was occupied by J H Bliss, a watchmaker and jeweller, who specialised in the supply and repair of maritime chronometers... read more

In the great tradition of many Australian place names, 75 Mile Beach on Fraser Island, was so named because it is approximately 75 miles long. Due to the constant movement... read more

The Maryborough Walk of Achievers in Richmond and Wharf Streets was developed in three years over five stages. These plaques honour their pioneers, Olympians, and people... read more

Once a favourite spot for aboriginal corroborees, the area is now a beautiful park, centred on the Ululah Lagoon. In 1852, the first land sales were held for the new... read more

Apex Park is the site of the first public hospital in Kingaroy and was developed by the Apex Club in the mid 1960's. The large trees that remain today are the plantings... read more

Arabesque Winery is a boutique vineyard and winery located on the edge of Nanango, in the South Burnett region, South East Queensland. All of the wines are made from... read more

Discover 'Heaven on Earth' at Arkarra! One visit to Hervey Bay's magnificent Arkarra Lagoons and Balinese Tea Gardens won't be enough. It's now the number one eco-tourist... read more

Artxdesign Fine Art Gallery is a small fine art gallery featuring local and international artists dedicated to a quality market. Paintings, hand-made art glass, photography... read more

Discover the finest range and display of locally made arts and crafts on the Fraser Coast at Australiana Cottage Crafts. Wander around the cottage garden, taste and... read more

Autumn Park is situated on the corner of Drayton and Cairns Street, Nanango, and is the most recently built recreational park in Nanango. The Nanango Shire Council established... read more

Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Recently restored to its original design, Baddow House was the third home built in the area by pioneer settler Edgar Aldridge... read more

Bakers Military Memorabilia Museum is unquestionably one of the best displays of military memorabilia outside the Canberra war memorial as is the 'wrap' that has been... read more

Miss Janet Melville bequeathed the Fairy Fountain and Band Rotunda in memory of her brother Andrew who was Mayor of Maryborough in 1863. The entire structure was imported... read more

The Woodgate section of Burrum Coast National Park conserves essential habitat for wildlife of the coastal vegetation communities. It starts with a boardwalk experience... read more

No visit to Fraser Island is complete without visiting Central Station, which was the centre of forestry operations on the island until the 1960s. There are historic... read more

Australia's only outbreak of the pneumonic plague was in Maryborough in 1905. This fountain, situated to the Lennox Street side of City Hall, is a memorial to the two... read more

Here, on the Blackbutt Range, you can see majestic hoop pines rise above dense subtropical rainforest. Pines planted in the 1920s thrive near blue gum and ironbark forests... read more

The Bicentennial National Trial, over 5,000 kilometres from Healesville in Victoria to Cooktown in Queensland, is the longest marked route of its kind in the world; the... read more

Located on Queens Road just of the Esplanade at Scarness, Bikoccino caters for morning tea, lunches and afternoon tea. They provide coffee, tea, cakes, cold drinks and... read more

The South Burnett is a bird watchers dream; possessing a diverse array of habitats, the South Burnett hosts a variety of birds that even the most avid bird watcher aspires... read more

Hervey Bay and its environs offer abundant and diverse birdwatching opportunities with over 250 species identified. Every year thousands of migratory shorebirds visit... read more

Situated 15 kilometres from Murgon in the South Burnett, Lake Barambah, also known as Bjelke-Petersen Dam, is a popular area for recreational freshwater fishing, boating... read more

Shaped like an upturned boat, the flat-topped ridge called Boat Mountain is a distinctive landmark near Murgon. Rising 589 metres, it offers panoramic views across the... read more

Boondooma Homestead represents a step back to 1847 when the Lawson brothers with Robert Alexander established the Boondooma Station. The homestead and outbuildings are... read more

Brennan and Geraghty's Store, with adjoining residence and cottage, was acquired by the National Trust of Queensland in 1975 due to its historical commercial significance... read more

Located in the heart of the Bunya Mountains rainforest, Bunya Forest Gallery and Tearoom offers the visitor quality art and craft from local artists, a licensed tearoom... read more

Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland's second-oldest national park, protects the world's largest remaining bunya pine rainforest. Until the late 1800s, Aboriginal... read more

Up Country's cellar door sells it's own boutique wine 'Southern Skies' which consists of a Semillon chardonnay, a merlot, a sweet fruity white, a sweet barbeque red and... read more

The Burnett War Museum is located three kilometres south off Cooyer Road from Kingaroy. Turn left into Warren Truss Drive and the museum is located in the old Metrological... read more

Located on the corner of Drayton and Gold Streets, Nanango, the Butter Factory Park includes a playground, bike road safety training circuit, public toilet with wheelchair... read more

An attractive cafe and cellar door outlet have been established at Captain's Paddock Vineyard and Cafe, amongst ten acres of Shiraz, Chardonnay and Merlot vines with... read more

In 1995 The Kingaroy Apex Club erected the plaque and gateway to mark the start of the Kokoda Track and the Carroll Nature Reserve. This was to commemorate the 50th anniversary... read more

The Maryborough Cenotaph was erected in 1922 with funds obtained by public subscription as a memorial to the fallen of the First World War. The memorial includes five... read more

Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - The first building of Central State School is the Infants School which opened 1882. The single storey timber building... read more

Originally established as a forestry camp when there was logging on Fraser Island, Central Station's beautiful rainforest area houses a display explaining the development... read more

Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Charlcombe was built for Stewart Corser in 1917 and originally had a tiled roof which had to be replaced following a hail-storm... read more

Have you been Cheesed Off lately? Cheesed Off Cafe, Cheese Deli and Ice Creamery is all about the 'experience' as well as the 'taste'. A deliciously different nostalgic... read more

If you are looking for a new destination that's interesting, professionally presented and best of all offers a fabulous seafood lunch at country prices, then come and... read more

Open daily for lunch and dinner, the China World Restaurant offers smorgasbord, a la carte dining, take-away and home delivery menu's. Group bookings and lunch time... read more

In the heart of the South Burnett, Queensland's fastest growing wine region, you will find the beautiful vineyard, cottage retreat and cellar door of Clovely Estate... read more

One of Queensland's farm stay secrets is waiting to be discovered at a location between Murgon and Gayndah. The secret is now out, with families booking into one of... read more

This trail in the Cooloola Section of the Great Sandy National Park offers walkers a wilderness experience of wildflowers, chattering birds, cool clear waterways and... read more

Coomba Falls, at Maidenwell, is an exceptionally ravishing place, featuring a deep natural swimming hole and striking granite cliffs. The water is icy most of the year... read more

For 4WD enthusiasts, Coongarra Rock and Falls provide an opportunity to explore rocky outcrops, caves, rock pools and natural vegetation. It is possible to climb the... read more

Copper Country Restaurant, a multi award winning restaurant and wine bar offers an array of locally produced wines from the various wineries located in the region, which... read more

The Coral Gardens at Lady Elliot Island on the Great Barrier Reef is a very interesting shore dive with a maximum depth of around 12 metres. The gardens were damaged... read more

Coronation Park is part of Wondai's attractive streetscaping. Situated in the centre of Wondai Central Business District, the Park is well utilised by both residents... read more

Crane Winery is a small family owned boutique winery. The grand old colonial homestead and quaint cellar door are perched high on the Booie Range, just 10 kilometres... read more

The Prince of Wales, a single storey boarding house, first occupied this site. This was licensed as the Melbourne Hotel in 1864 but was destroyed by fire in 1878... read more

Mr George Galbraith was the proprietor of Maryborough's Custom House Hotel when it was built in 1868. 1883 saw the Customs House extended. Its past elegance reflects... read more