Full day Lady Musgrave Island Tour. Check-in 7am. Departs from Bundaberg Port Marina, Burnett Heads. Located 51 nautical miles from Bundaberg and the second island on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, Lady Musgrave Island and lagoon is a pristine coral cay with 1,192 hectares of spectacular fringing reef ready to be explored. The unique lagoon is home to a myriad of tropical reef fish, turtles, dolphins and manta rays, amidst spectacular coral reef gardens. Guests can immerse themselves in this spectacular underwater world, snorkeling, diving and glass bottom boat coral viewing.

Includes:

4.5 hours on the Outer Great Barrier Reef

Snorkeling Equipment

Glass Bottom Boat Tour

Guided Island walk

Gourmet Buffet Luncheon and Morning Tea

Lady Elliot Island is one of only six island resorts on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia, and one of only three with direct flight access to the island airstrip. The island is located within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park in the highest possible classification of Marine National Park Zone meaning the reef is in pristine condition and will be for future generations to come.

Lady Elliot is an island teeming with life and live corals, famous for a resident population of over 80 Manta Rays which form the iconic logo of the island. From the beginning of May until the end of August is Manta Migration Season on the Southern Great Barrier Reef.

Day trip to Lady Elliot Island Including:
Scenic Return Flight
7 Hours on the Great Barrier Reef
Combined Glass Bottom Boat & Guided Snorkeling Tour
Guided Reef Walk
Snorkel Equipment & Reef Shoes
Fish Feed
Use of Resort Facilities
Buffet Luncheon

Day Trip To Fraser Island including Ferry Transfers

Visit places like Wanggoolba Creek, 75 Mile Beach, Eli Creek & Lake McKenzie

Morning Tea, Lunch & Drinks on Island

This is a MUST DO! Every November to March is Turtle Season in Bundaberg.

Booking in advance is highly recommended! Don’t miss out!

Bargara, Bundaberg is home to the Largest Logger Head Turtle Rookery in the Southern Hemisphere. Every year hundreds of turtles make their way to Mon Repos Beach to lay their clutches of eggs. After a 6-8 week incubation period the little guys make their way from the sand dunes to the big blue. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services offer Ranger Guided Tours from November to March for the opportunity to get up close and personal with these magnificent sea creatures.

Includes:
Self Guided Tour Through Mon Repos Interpretive Centre
Conservation Documentaries in Outdoor Amphitheatre
Ranger Guided Tour along Mon Repos Beach to see Nesting or Hatchling Turtles

Visit Australia's most Awarded Distillery.

3 Tours to choose from including the worlds first blend your own Rum experience

The Bundaberg Distillery is a major tourist attraction hosting more than 60,000 visitors each year (both domestic and international); it is the number one tourist destination in Bundaberg as rated by TripAdvisor with over 1,000 traveller reviews.