Fraser Coast Regions
Paradise found. Agnes Waters on the oceanfront has the most northerly surfing beach in Queensland and truly a magic spot. This pale curve of sand is backed by a centre offering a range of facilities, here you will find some of the region’s great weather, welcoming hospitality and “get away from it all” ambience make it a perfect holiday location. The district’s history and connection to Cook’s landing is showcased at the town’s museum. Just north of Agnes Water is one of Queensland’s most beautiful coastal locations the Town of Seventeen Seventy so named after the visit of Lt. James Cook and the crew of the Endeavour in May 1770. This was Cook’s third landfall in Australia - the first in Queensland - so giving rise to the area's claim to be the birthplace of Queenland.
Bundaberg, Coral Coast County, home to the southern Great Barrier Reef. Bundaberg is your gateway to this diverse and dynamic region, just 4 hours north of Brisbane and popular with visitors looking for a relaxed holiday and the chance to get away from the hustle and bustle. You can enjoy a day flight or overnight eco resort stay on the wildlife mecca that is Lady Elliot Island. You will not find a better seaside holiday location than Kelly's Beach, accommodation is on, or adjacent to the beachfront and an 18 hole golf course is directly behind. Kelly’s is ideal for the whole family or for a relaxed escape. A must visit spot is Bargara Beach, a major centre of the Coral Coast, a hive of activity, this seaside town hosts a foreshore streetscape and shopping precinct, coupled with excellent dining facilities provides a total holiday package.
Hervey Bay is brimful of history, beauty and attractions centred around sheltered waters and some 14 kilometres of golden beaches safe for children. There is no shortage of things to do and see - this area is a playground designed by nature with long sandy beaches and national parks. It is also the Whale Watching capital of Australia and gateway to Fraser Island. A distinct and very affordable tourist destination, Hervey Bay offers a colourful concentration of lifestyles and its waters are home to turtles, dolphins and dugongs.
