Top Things to do in Bundaberg
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Bundaberg, Queensland
Discover the best top things to do in Bundaberg, Australia including Woodgate Beach, Kalki Moon Distilling & Brewing Company, Alloway Farm Market, Tinaberries, Ohana Cider House & Tropical Winery, Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, Alexandra Park Zoo, Baldwin Swamp Environment Park, Bundaberg Visitor Information Centre.
Restaurants in Bundaberg
1. Woodgate Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By MarleneBlundell - Golden Beach, Australia
The beach at Woodgate is pristine! The sand is white, the sea is so blue and at times you can be the only people there. There is a lovely flat walking track along the foreshore with entry points to the beach, lots of seats and some bbqs and toilets strategically placed. If you want somewhere to breathe again and enjoy peace and the beauty of nature Woodgate beach is it. We will return.
2. Kalki Moon Distilling & Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 227 reviews
International award winning family owned Distillery based in Bundaberg, Qld, Australia. Gin,Vodka,Liqueurs
Reviewed By CrandoJay
Must go if you are anywhere near Bundaberg. Great place, great team, great gin and vodka... i could have spent all day here. Had a great chat with Michael at the bar. I will only drink the Kalki moon range of gin and vodka when I go home from now on.
3. Alloway Farm Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
We pride ourselves on supplying the freshest local produce direct from the farm to you 7 Days a week. Together with fresh locally grown fruit and veg we offer a range of other local products such as, lime infused salts, dried fruits, and our very own Forbidden Figs, sauces, jams, chutneys and salad dressings. We are also the home of Barking Dog coffee. You might even see the roaster in action
Reviewed By RSV_12 - Brisbane, Australia
Alloway Farm Market is a great coffee stop on a way to/from Bundaberg. They have a local brand - Barking Dog Coffee est.1998 with 6 varieties and it is very good; tasty sweet treats, honey, fresh local fruits and vegetables including famous Forbidden Figs™ (they are sooo big, juicy and sweet, like candies, you simply cannot have enough of them), local macadamia nuts which are Very delicious (honey roasted, roasted salted, in dark and milk chocolate, raw nuts and more). The staff is very nice, friendly and helpful. They open 7 days a week 8am-6pm. Every time we are in the area we make a point to stop there for a cup of tea, a few local treats and a friendly chat. Highly recommend this place to everyone.
4. Tinaberries
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 80 reviews
Tinaberries is a working fruit producing farm nestled between the city of Bundaberg and the Southern Great Barrier Reef coastal town of Elliott Heads. Rich in history and even a residential wild kangaroo "Bob" this is a truly wonderful experience. Rich soil from this volcanic region coupled with the tropical climate enables Tinaberries to produce superior quality fruit year round. Fruit is sold direct on the farm, locally and even transported to Melbourne’s finest restaurants. During strawberry growing season visitors are invited to "Pick your own" which is very popular with locals as well as visitors to the region. All year around Tinaberries sells delicious fresh fruit ice cream in huge serves! Whether it's to call in on a drive back from the coast for an ice cream, Pick you own strawberries or just to soak up the traditional and historic farm yard experience, Tinaberries has something for every visitor to the South East Queensland region. Right now it's ICE CREAM SEASON!!
Reviewed By Babsieep
Such a beautiful setting with pretty gardens, lots of fun games for the kids to play and delicious ice cream (strawberry, blueberry and passion fruit when we were there). Very friendly welcoming staff. Highly recommend. We will return very soon ;-)
5. Ohana Cider House & Tropical Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 80 reviews
Ohana Cider House and Tropical Winery is a must-see stop in the Bundaberg region. Sample a range of award-winning ciders, fruit wines and liqueurs with owners Josh and Zoe - or indulge in an insta-worth tasting paddle in the outdoor cider garden.
Reviewed By adventureswithemj - Brisbane, Australia
Just around the corner from the Bundaberg Rum Distillery is the Ohana Cider House & Tropical Winery. Here we met owners Josh & Zoe and heard their story about how (with no winemaking experience and on a whim) they purchased a run-down winery in Childers in 2014. They have done great things since then and now produce several different ciders, two different wines, a port and a liqueur. The apple cider is made with fresh apples from Queensland’s apple capital Stanthorpe and the wine is fruit wine made with strawberries and pineapple (yum!). I sampled several ciders and both the Strawberry Moscato and Pineapple Moscato. While the ciders were nice, the wine was excellent! In fact, it was so excellent that I ended up buying 12 bottles of it! My husband tried and purchased the coffee liqueur. They also do a cheese board to accompany your tastings that includes Kenilworth cheeses, so grab yourself one of these and settle in for a great afternoon! Pro tip: Get yourself a designated driver and grab yourself the $18 tasting paddle that allows you to try six different drinks of your choice.
6. Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 471 reviews
Reviewed By 646dianneh
Beautiful gardens as you walk around with lovely Lakes & amazing variety of Plants in all sections which there are a lot of.Watch out for Turtles & Water Dragons in the Wetlands.The Chinese Garden is relaxing.If you don't want to walk the Gardens then check to see if the Train is going & take a ride on it through the park.Make sure you have a look through "Hinkler House" as it is beautiful.Then go to "Cafe 1928" for a meal,coffee,cold drink or something light which is great & has beautiful views over the gardens while you relax.Enjoy.
7. Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Bundaberg Regional Galleries is a vibrant gallery spaces dedicated to providing premier arts and cultural experiences in the Bundaberg region. Bundaberg Regional Galleries fosters the community’s creative capacity by providing art and culture opportunities, and creating a community that participates, engages and grows in the lifelong learning of the arts. Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery is located in the hearts of Bundaberg and with easy access for visitors. Both gallery spaces boast a year-round program of local, touring and national art exhibitions, visiting artists, workshops, artist talks, educational programs, kids activities, guided tours, gift shop facilities, public outreach programs and much more. Childers Arts Space shares the gallery space with the Palace Backpacker Memorial Wall.
Reviewed By R4091MImichaelw - Greater Adelaide, Australia
this is a small gallery run by passionate people. The museum has a lending library of a large range of art books in conjunction with the library. During my stay they had two very interesting exhibits focusing on the local/regional: Found! Studio Dog, with most of the art pieces tied to man's (and woman's) best friend in a time of isolation and the other exhibit a history of the two iconic bridges of the town: the Burnett and Kennedy bridges built in the late 19th century.
8. Alexandra Park Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 253 reviews
**COVID-19** Please be aware of changes to opening times and conditions of entry. We are now closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and open from 9.30am to 4.30pm every other day. Established in 1911, Alexandra Park Zoo is one of Queensland's oldest continuously running zoological facilities. Fully accredited with the Zoo and Aquarium Association Australasia for providing positive animal welfare conditions. We host a number of native and exotic species including dingoes, wallabies, emus, cotton-top tamarin monkeys, spotted-tailed quolls, and numerous native parrots and reptiles.
Reviewed By Kathykan
Nice little zoo with emus, Wallabies and colourful birds. This is a free zoo and with donating to while you're there to assist with maintenance. Children love it. We walked there from our motel and it was a nice family outing.
9. Baldwin Swamp Environment Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By thewanderingslaters - Perth, Australia
Last time we were here it was only a year after one of the floods and things were very different. Cleaned up and the birds are back. Saw many birds with their chicks and Swans with their cygnets. Grounds well maintained, toilets and playground. There are signs to show you around you just have to watch out for them.
10. Bundaberg Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Pop into the Bundaberg Visitor Information Centre today for some friendly advice on what to do in our region. Our staff members and ambassadors are #happytohelp
Reviewed By 464graemeh
Staff from Bundaberg Visitor Information Centre handled the bookings of 65 Seachange Gold Coast Arundel Over 50's Lifestyle Resort residents. Chantelle & her staff booked for us tours including Mon Repos Turtle Experience ,Bundaberg Rum tour , barrel tours, master distillery tour, food experiences followed by seafood lunch, , story walks, Bundy Belle River Tour & HinklerHall of Aviation. Visiting all these attractions was made so much easier as it was handled and controlled by the one visitor information centre. Thank you so much. Graeme Hanby Coordinator
