Hervey Bay is just an easy 3 5 hours drive North of Brisbane along the Bruce Highway (1), turn off at Maryborough or Torbanlea
From the south, the Bay is about 4 hours from Rockhampton, or 75 minutes from Bundaberg. Qantaslink flies into Hervey Bay from Brisbane daily* Jetstar flies into Hervey Bay from Sydney 4 days* a week & may increase in peak season Virgin flies Hervey Bay & Sydney daily*.
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A world of unique treasures awaits
Looking for a locally-made memento of your trip to the Fraser Coast or a unique gift to bring back to family and friends? You can't go any further than World Treasure Designs, an award-winning jewellery studio in Urangan focused on making jewellery with a difference. Their exclusive designs are locally inspired and locally made, featuring ethically mined Australian gemstones and recycled precious metals Inspired by the abundant marine life of our beautiful Fraser Coast, World Treasure's unique Ocean Collection features humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles, sharks, rays and more. Several of the designs feature Nala, Hervey Bay's very own and much-loved iconic humpback whale. Stunning gemstone collections featuring Australian sapphires, Australian opals, South Sea pearls, diamonds and more, mean they have
something for every taste and budget. Everything is carefully handcrafted, from design sketch to final stone setting, right here in their Hervey Bay workshop. You can even peek inside the workshop and watch their team of six jewellers hard at work. Need a ring resized or want the ultimate experience of creating a unique custom design? Their expert team specialises in custommade jewellery, as well as jewellery repairs and restoration. A portion of every sale is donated towards environmental causes, meaning your purchase helps to protect and preserve our beautiful planet for future generations. For jewellery you can feel good about wearing, go and check them out Located at 32 King St, near the Urangan pier, shop hours are Mon-Fri from 9:00am - 4:30pm and Saturdays from 9:00am - 12:30pm
Celebrate this Australia Day long weekend on board the Aussie Express. Departing 9am.
14 Feb 2025*
A Valentine’s Day service for couples who love to romance with great food & entertainment. Seafood Platter Dinner 5pm.
4 Mar 2025*
Relaxed this International Women's Day with high tea on rails. All aboard & celebrate women starting at 10am. Bookings essential.
The historic Gympie Station. 10 Tozer Street, Gympie, QLD 4570
Big Beer Festival - Bundaberg Bundaberg West, Bundaberg Area.............................Ticketed Event.
15 Feb 2025*
Calling all beer enthusiasts! Join Capricorn Events for the inaugural and incredible celebration of craft brews, good times and live music at Bundaberg Big Beer Festival! Get ready for a day filled with over 60+craft beers, wine, spirits + cocktails, plus compete for glory in the Beer Pong Tournament and Big Beer Cup!
Don’t miss the Big Beer Festival 2025 – it’s the beer event of the year! Car parking available and this event welcomes people with access needs.
Agnes Water & Seventeen Seventy.............................Ticketed Event. 21, 22 & 23 February 2025*
Get your dancing shoes ready and let the party begin with the best in Blues, Roots and Rock in the Great Barrier Reef’s Sensational Deep South. Be treated to three jam packed days of fantastic music all in the Funky Town of 1770!
Headlining Saturday night on the huge Marquee stage in 2025 will be Ross Wilson & The Peaceniks! Live music, licensed bar, a variety of food vendors and markets to suit all tastes, feature at this all-weather event with plenty of undercover space to chill out. Shuttle bus available.
The Kilkivan great horse ride is a country festival built around an iconic horse ride that's been happening for nearly 40 years. Bring a horse, camp out and ride a trail in a safe and fun environment, or enjoy the entertainment and activities at the country festival with demonstrations and entertainment for riders. Amenities include bar, café, shop / gift shop, pop up wine bar This event is family friendly, non smoking, pet friendly - (enquire). Public toilets & car parks are available. This event does not cater for people with access needs.
• Take a steam rail journey through the stunning Mary Valley
• Visit the markets
• Dolphin spotting (all year)
• Take a bus tour of local attractions
• Hervey Bay Historical Museum - Bigger than it looks
• Try a game of tennis, a round of golf or lawn bowls
• Visit the regions art galleries & Hinkler Hall of Aviation
• Explore 10 acres of nursery & park lands at Bamboo Land
• Visit Australia largest publicly owned orchid collection
• Take a walk along the pier or try a spot of fishing
• See a blockbuster at BigScreen Cinema and Cafe Hervey Bay
• Be cool at Game On Bowling, it’s air conditioned
• Pinball Planet - largest arcade between Brisbane & Townsville
• Meet the animals at the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary
• Swim and enjoy a barbecue along the Esplanade
• Wander around historic Dayman Park Lookout
• Bicycle or walk along the Esplanade
• Try your putting skills at the new Mini Golf Hervey Bay
• Visit the Botanical Gardens and Orchid House Hervey Bay
• Get your geek on at Play Back Gympie
• Discover the magic of Mary Poppins at the Story Bank
Queens Rd. & Esplanade, Scarness
• Visit the Pink Cow at Australian Cottage Crafts
• Jump on board & see the sights with Great Ocean Helicopters
Step back into Hervey Bay’s past
www.herveybaymuseum.com.au
HEAD BACK IN TIME AT THE VILLAGE
A treasure trove of history & memorabiliaexpect to take at least two hours to see it. Be amazed at the size of our Village with 27 buildings housing 37 displays.
Our new Maritime display is now open. Also newly opened is our special K’Gari (Fraser Island) display, featuring the Caterpillar tractor & Jinker used for log moving from 1935 ‘til 1994.
TREADLE the 100-year-old lathe & help make your own wooden souvenir. Be apart of the corn-shelling demonstration or help make your own souvenir piece of sisal rope, again using 100-year-old machinery.
The Historical Village & Museum is open all school & public holidays except Good Friday & Christmas Day. Tour groups are always welcome.
Multi Award winning Tourist Attraction. Winner of Australia Day 2024 Community Group of the year.
Contact the museum on 4128 4804
Email: webmaster@herveybaymuseum.com.au
Weekly social & tutored workshops. Join Friends of the Gallery to stay connected with newsletters & early bird invitations to special events/exhibitions. See our website for details if you would like to become a member of the Hervey Bay Art Society.
Mini Golf Hervey Bay
Easy to learn, easy to play, and exciting for all ages, Mini Golf Hervey Bay is one of best spots on the Fraser Coast to have some fun with family and friends.
Located on the corner of Bideford and Truro Streets in Torquay, the venue features an 18-hole course, a fully licensed café and bar with refreshing drinks and lots of tasty snacks on the menu, plus off-street parking.
Mini Golf Hervey Bay caters for special events like children’s birthday parties, corporate events and team building days, ofce parties, Christmas parties, community group get togethers, plus every other occasion in between!
The 3300sqm course has a relaxed atmosphere with a surrounding lake, landscaped humps and hollows, water features and sand traps to keep players on their toes.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS:
Seascapes Printing & Collage Birds of a Feather Seasons • • • New members always welcome
The venue is open seven days a week and guests can play under lights at night or during the day under the shade of colourful umbrellas.
Clubs, balls and score sheets are all in included in the entry price. All you need to bring is your sense of fun and adventure!
There is no age limit, however children under 15 must be supervised by an adult.
Visit the website @ minigolfherveybay.com.au for opening times, prices or to make a booking.
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sausage sizzles & raffle tickets.
Mix it with the local wildlife
A dedicated band of volunteers run the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary at 31 Mungar Road Maryborough
At the sanctuary you can pat a kangaroo, howl with the dingoes, laugh with the kookaburras and much more Sally the Little Corella will greet you and you can even interact with the dingoes.
Other activities include kangaroo and wallaby feeding, where you can see joey’s in their mothers pouches. Admire their colourful Australian birds, or be entertained by the cockatoos antics. Learn about snakes, their eating habits, habitat, and if you're game, wrap Gorgeous the Black Headed Python around your neck. Cold drinks are available
A range of souvenirs, as well as local artists wildlife painting are on sale. Take advantage of their barbecue facilities and enjoy a family picnic with a difference
For more information: Phone - 4122 2080 or Visit - frasercoastwildlifesanctuary.org.au
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Howard Country Market
Visit the local Markets
NO PUBLIC SEATING AVAILABLE
On the oval: Steley St, Howard
All stall holders please ring 4129 0996 or email info@howardcommunitycentre.org.au
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A trip to the region is not complete unless you visit the local markets Satisfy your need for retail therapy at the plentiful markets in the region. You will find a multitude of good old fashioned Australian made produce, arts and crafts, bric-a-brac, jewellery, tools, clothing, gadgets, gifts & much more direct from the craftsperson, at Fraser Coast’s well managed markets. Why not stay a while?
Howard country market
Hervey Bay Uniting Church
New arrivals welcome
Everyone is Welcome at any one of our Sunday Services
7:30am at Burrum Heads Community Church (46 Howard Street, Burrum Heads)
Carols by Candlelight on 19/12/2024
Food available from 6:15pm & Carols from 7pm
Carols &
9:30am at Hervey Bay Uniting Church (56 Exeter Street, Torquay)
Christmas Day Service: 8am
9:30am at Howard Uniting Church Church (28 Coal Street, Howard)
Christmas Day Service: 8am
To grow in the love of God, to make disciples & to show His love in all we do.
If it’s too good to throw away, give it to the SALVOS!
Help the environment and your community by donating. You can deliver your clothing or goods to a Salvos Store or Family Store near you.
To arrange a collection - call them on 13 SALVOS (13 72 58) or fill out the online form to arrange collection of large items you can't deliver yourself.
can be dropped off at a donation bin or hub, or request a free pickup online. Funds from the sale of your donation in a Lifeline shop go directly to Lifeline programs that help people in need, including our 24hour 13 11 14 Crisis Support.
Our local Churches welcome all new arrivals to Hervey Bay and would like you to come along and join them. Most Churches provide a variety of vibrant programs and creative kids clubs, with the emphasis on providing friendship and acceptance, so why not come along and be a part of what they are doing.
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Cnr Doolong Road and Gilston Road, Wondunna at the end of Denman Camp Road Welcome to St John’s Anglican Church Hervey Bay
Choosing accommodation
Resorts & Motels
Are definitely the most commonly known type of accommodation. While it is commonly accepted they are expensive, the truth is resorts and motels can be a less expensive option. When looking for a resort and motel it may be best to contact them directly to compare deals, rates, packages and availability
Apartment rentals
If you’re staying for a longer period, looking for a rental is a good choice. With a rental you have most or all the amenities at a competitive price
Maddigans Maddigans Maddigans SEA FOOD
Wild-caught king prawns sustainably fished under MSC certification, scallops, champagne lobster, bugs & fish fillets. Local seafood at wholesale prices. AUTRALIAN SEAFOOD - NO IMPORTS
Welcoming entrance gardens beside Boat Harbour Drive, immaculate mowed parks and play grounds, are a credit to all involved, but special effort should be made to provide suitable habitat where our beautiful little birds such as Fairywrens, Finches and Scrubwrens etc, could be enjoyed also. They all require prickly, tangled undergrowth, (such as Lantana), for protection from introduced cats, foxes and their other natural predators. Also well suitable grasses for seed for at least three species of Finch. So property owners & council employees, before you slash, mow or spray any area that is not required as a lawn or garden, just visualise how interesting it could be to have a patch, that may look just a little untidy to some people, but will be suitable for little birds to hide, nest and feed in. You can place a sign displaying "left for Wildlife" to show it is a planned section – not just an untidy area. Maybe a bird-bath nearby where you can expect to see little birds safely drink and bathe. Wonderful relaxation without a lot of maintenance! Hervey Bay is a noted bird-watch area and visitors come from around the world and interstate just to see them. You will feel good to know you have done your bit. Birdwatchers meet regularly. Enquiries: John Knight Ph: 4125 2372
Thurs, Sat & Sun 5pm-7pm | Fri 5pm-7:30pm
MARY RIVER
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Chestnut-breasted Mannikin
K’gari (Fraser Island)
• Largest sand island in the world
• 124km long, 163,000 hectares in size
• Comprises rainforest, beaches, sand dunes, 40 lakes and lagoons.
• Purest dingo population in Australia
Accessible via air,
• 4WD, barges, boat
• Most amenities available on the island
DRIVE TIMES
Hervey Bay to River Heads: 20min
Maryborough to River Heads: 45min
Wangoolba Creek to Eurong: 1hr
Kingfisher Bay to Eurong: 1hr
Rainbow Beach to Inskip Point: 10min
Hook Point to Eurong: 1hr
URANGAN BOAT HARBOUR
RIVER HEADS BARGE KINGFISHER BAY ROUND ISLAND
WOODY ISLAND Tenimby Creek Urang Creek
HERVEY BAY
GREAT SANDY NATIONAL PARK WANGOOLBA CREEK
Sandy Cape Lighthouse
Sandy Cape
To access the Island
When coming from the south through Maryborough, turn at the roundabout on Hervey Bay - Maryborough road onto Booral road & follow the signs to River Heads. When coming from the north, leave Howard along the Howard - Torbanlea road to the roundabout, then turn onto Booral road & follow signs to River Heads. High clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required as the island consists entirely of sand. All-wheel-drive vehicles and caravans are not recommended. Vehicle access is by barge (ferry) only. QPWS vehicle access and camping permits are required before you enter. Traditional owners the Butchulla people, have a long and ongoing relationship with K’gari (Fraser Island). In order to acknowledge the important connection to country of the Butchulla people, the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing’s (NPRSR) and Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) urges visitors to treat the country they are travelling through with respect and care. Butchulla people want their messages of care and respect for the land to reach all people visiting the island. As visitors explore K'gari (Fraser Island), they will see signs carrying a ‘welcome to country’ message from the Butchulla
Meals Available
11:30am - 2pm & 5:30pm - 8pm 7 Days
Ph: (07) 4123 1499
Galleries, museums & river
Maryborough, named after the wife of Governor Fitzroy, was settled 1847. It was a major immigration port into Australia and is one of Queensland’s oldest cities. It is just an easy 20 minute drive from Hervey Bay and is commonly referred to as the Heritage City. Its streets are lined with beautifully restored Queenslanders and civic buildings and it’s well worth a visit for the historically minded, or the camera buff with plenty of unique and historical architecture to photograph. Stroll through the historical Wharf Street precinct, offering a glimpse into life in a busy immigration port. Some of the historical attractions include: The Military and Colonial Museum, the old Post Office Hotel and Criterion Hotel, Customs House Interpretive Centre, Bond Store Museum and Customs Residence Cellar Door
Burrum River System
Visit peaceful secluded beaches at Burrum Heads With the Isis, Gregory, and the Cherwell rivers flowing into the Burrum River catchment system, they all hold good stocks of fish and crabs in all areas. Accessing the waterways is easy with several boat ramps to choose from. Enjoy a quiet stroll along the endless sandy beaches, collect fascinating shells or just sit and watch the pelicans or some of the other 90 species of bird life that inhabit the area. Burrum Heads experiences a major influx of visitors each year as they return to enjoy the peace and tranquillity. The modern group of shops in Burrum Heads can supply most of your needs
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Take a stroll through town
Howard is situated beside the Bruce Highway, about 34km north west of Hervey Bay and 20km north of Maryborough. William Howard travelled through the area in 1857 to go on and discover the rich Isis scrub (Childers). He later owned mining leases in the area. At one stage about 25% of Queensland coal was raised in the district. Citrus growing soon took over from timber getting as the district's second industry after coal. Lenthalls Dam off the Bruce Highway near Howard is a fishing and boating paradise. It's a great place for the whole family and worthwhile if you are keen on freshwater fishing. A fishing permit is required. The area which has Picnic Races are a must to see annually in October. The 6 furlong race track at Torbanlea was first created in 1890 as a half mile track that had no rails, dodging trees and stumps along the way. The local climate recognised as Australia's most liveable, it provides a relaxed atmosphere and a welcoming community spirit that’s perfect for newcomers.
Childers, a rural town, is 60 km west of Hervey Bay and on the Bruce Highway north-west of Maryborough. There are 23 buildings in Churchill Street that are listed on the Queensland Heritage Register. The towns Visitor Centre is located in the Palace Building which was destroyed by a fire in 2000 and subsequently rebuilt in honour of the 15 backpackers who died in the fire upstairs. A single A4 Heritage walk sheet which combines a map of the town (most of the historic buildings are located on Churchill Street) is available to pick up & upstairs is an Art Gallery. Trees that line the main street or Bruce Hwy are Brazilian Leopard Trees. As a National Trust Town, it provides opportunities for visitors to explore the regions interesting past. It’s well worth a stop in whilst travelling on your way
One-of-a-kind experience
Visit the Bundaberg Brewed Drinks Barrel for a one-of-akind experience. You will sample every one of their brews through a fun and informative guided Tastings & then select 6 of your favourites for a mix-it-yourself take home pack. Take a self-guided walk through the Gallery to learn about how they craft and bottle their brews, including the iconic Bundaberg Ginger Beer. You’ll play ‘guess the avour’ with the smellography wall, learn more about the real ingredients used in their brews, All Bundaberg Ginger Beer, Diet Ginger Beer and Spiced Ginger Beer is brewed over 3 days using locally grown ginger and cane sugar. Unlock the secret to the great taste and see the brewery in action via our 360 degree cameras. Please allow 45 minutes - 1 hour for the full experience. You must arrive 10 minutes prior to your booking time, arriving after the booking has started will require rescheduling. All bookings for Under 18's require the presence of an adult. Tasting sessions are limited to 18 people max. If you require a larger group booking, please call their team on 07 4154 5480 to arrange a custom session. Browse the great range of merchandise to take home as a memento of your visit. The full range of Brews is also available for purchase. Share your love for the brew with the range of Bundaberg Merchandise. It’s the perfect gift idea and is now available for delivery Australia-wide or click & collect for Bundaberg locals. Order online or call 07 4154 5480 to order and pay for your purchase.
Food, beaches, reef
Best known for its iconic rum & turtles, Bundaberg is one of the gems of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Our region is bursting with flavour, boasting locally produced drinks & home-grown food from its rich soil. Adventure here begins on land & extends to the sea, the reef and beyond. Sample the thriving restaurant and café scene. Start your escape by exploring the coastal gems, lakes, gorges and rural landscape before heading to our shores where hundreds of sea turtles return to the beach each year to nest. Later on their hatchlings will begin their journey to the ocean at Mon Repos, it is special! From Nov - Mar. It supports the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland & has the most significant loggerhead turtle nesting population in the South Pacific region. Don't miss Hinkler Hall of Aviation where they celebrate solo aviation pioneer, Bert Hinkler, & the wonders of innovation, adventure & spirit Interactive displays; fly like Bert on the distinctive glide simulators all set in the lush Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
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ECO SAILING ADVENTURE
Morning cruise with a focus on discovering our resident dolphins, dugongs & turtles. Also have some fun in the water with our exclusive aqua mat or a boom net. Morning tea included.
SUNSET SAIL
Enjoy sunset under sail, Includes drinks and a light platter of snacks.
WHALE ENCOUNTERS
(July-Oct)
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Don't risk your tow
First, make sure you have a tow bar that is up to the job! If you can afford it, it's worth paying for a professional installation. Make sure you're familiar with any laws that apply, especially if you are travelling abroad. In particular, make sure you know the speed limits. In some countries you need a separate warning light fitted in the car to show that the caravan direction indicator lights are working.
* Coping with the load - are the engine, brakes, tyres and suspension up to the job?
* Trailer or tow bar weights - check your cars handbook for the maximum weights allowed
* Rear view - make sure you can see behind the caravan using the cars mirrors. Extending side mirrors can be fitted to most cars
* Check tyre pressures - unless you are towing a light, unladen trailer, the car tyres should be inflated to full load pressures (check your cars handbook). Check the caravan tyre pressures are correct too
* Headlight set up - check the aim with the caravan attached, and have it adjusted if necessary. Many cars these days have an adjuster on the dashboard.
* Caravan lights - the extra load on the flasher circuit may cause the indicators to flash too slowly, so you may need a heavy duty flasher unit. Check brake, side and number plate lights
* Loading the caravan - refer to the manufacturers recommendations. As a general rule, distribute the weight with the heaviest items as near as possible to the caravan axle. Secure all heavy items so they can't move Car manufacturers usually specify an optimum noseweight for a caravan when loaded. If necessary, move the load to get as close as possible to the recommended noseweight and do not exceed it
* Engine - don't put unnecessary strain on the engine by trying to tow an unsuitably heavy load. The extra load on an engine when towing may mean that the cooling system is no longer adequate - you may be able to have modified cooling system components (a larger radiator, etc ) fitted to cope with this problem if you tow regularly
* Suspension - towing puts extra strain on a cars suspension components and can affect the handling of a car. Heavy duty rear suspension components are available for most cars to enable to cope with towing
* Reversing - there are some very simple rules to follow. It may seem to be a difficult concept to grasp at first, but instead of being able to turn your car steering wheel in the direction that you want your trailer/caravan to go, you must turn it in the opposite direction. It might take a little time to master this technique, especially when reversing round a corner When reversing in a straight line, the easiest way to remember what to do is to steer towards the towing mirror in which the trailer or caravan appears
Fees, conditions & charges
It is a good idea before you start to look to research the market and know the full cost of your potential purchase. Be aware of transfer duty in Queensland, including how much you will pay & how to pay. If you're buying your rst home, you may be exempt from stamp duty. If you have previously owned a home, stamp duty will be payable and varies depending if you are planning to live in the home or purchasing as an investment. Learn about land tax and home purchases in Qld. Exemptions apply depending on the total value and what type of owner you are. Once you understand all the costs, nance can be arranged. There are many types of loans with different fees, conditions and charges. You need to do careful research before talking to any nancial institution. Talk with many different lenders so you can compare responses. You should look at a lender’s comparison rates. Comparison rates will combine the interest payments with other fees and charges. Mortgage brokers may be able to help you nd a suitable home loan. If you are considering using a mortgage broker you should only deal with one who is licensed such as Peter Bennet, Praescius Tax & Accounting. He will arrange the maximum amount you can borrow. With your minimum repayments over the maximum term of the loan. (This will affect the size of your repayments). Source the best interest rate, xed or variable. Find the minimum amount you will need for a deposit and advise you how interest rate rises affect repayments. If you are a rst home buyer and plan to build, there are additional rst homeowner grants currently up to $30K that may apply
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