Indi Clarke 
Bundaberg offers a myriad of activities, making it a paradise for tourists who know how to make the most of their visit. Here are some tips for planning your trip and activities to enjoy in this city.
Season to Visit
The ideal times to visit Bundaberg are during the warmer months, from January to April and October to December. Witness turtles laying and hatching on the beaches from November to March. While the colder months from May to August can be chilly, they offer unique experiences like swimming with manta rays. From July to October, you can spot migratory humpback whales.
Tour of Bundaberg’s Food Trail
Bundaberg’s foodie trails are an adventure in themselves. Choose from several options, including the Bundaberg to Elliott Heads food trail, the Farm Fresh Kitchen Trail, and the Bundaberg to Bargara food trail.
Explore the Art Trail
The North Burnett Art Trail caters to art lovers with its silo paintings, sculptures, water tower murals, gallery exhibitions, and public art. The Bundaberg Regional Art Galleries showcase curated works by local and visiting artists.
Dive into the Ocean
Swim in the Southern Great Barrier Reef’s waters and discover exotic marine life. For an immersive experience, take the Lady Musgrave Experience and snorkel among the marine life.
Spend Time in Nature
Explore national parks like Mount Walsh, Cania Gorge, Auburn River, and Burrum Coast for a close-up view of wildlife. Whale-watching tours, zoo visits, and the Botanic Gardens with its diverse flora are other enticing options.
Taste the Drinks of Bundaberg
Experience Bundaberg’s distilleries, cideries, and wineries, including the famous Bundaberg Rum Distillery. Enjoy tours and tastings, and learn about the production of various beverages.
The Bottom Line
With these insights, planning your trip to Bundaberg should be straightforward. Whether it’s visiting attractions or participating in activities, there’s something for everyone in this vibrant city.
