Ever wondered what lies beyond the usual tourist trail? Along the Pacific Coast Way, between Bundaberg and Gladstone, you'll find a treasure trove of stunning, serene, and surprisingly under the radar places waiting to be explored.

Dive into the vibrant world of dietary-friendly cafes and eateries in Bundaberg, where going green is a delectable journey that caters to all tastes. Discover a spectrum of options that deliver a burst of flavor without compromising on nourishment and satisfaction. From nourishing nibbles to meat-free wonders, comfort classics, and clean-eating treasures, Bundaberg has you covered.

Yee Gee, or hello in Taribelang language - this was one of the many traditional language learnings I took away from my time on the Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow tour run by Taribelang Bunda Cultural Tours, which is a meaningful and wonderful way to explore more of the Bundaberg region through the lens of our First Nations custodians. 

Tick conservationist, turtle expert, beer taster, gallery goer, coral enthusiast, stand up paddle board novice, cultural tour attendee and restaurant reviewer off your packed 4 day stay as you soak up the best natural environment alongside some quality events as part of the Milbi Festival, a 10 day celebration of vibrant Indigenous experiences, foodie events, arts, culture and everything turtles from October 28 to November 6. 
 Image: Courtesy of River Nations Indigenous Corporation

Bundaberg is gorgeous in winter, mild days, plenty of sunshine and lots to do and explore that doesn’t cost a penny! Take this top 10 road less travelled list and tick off these adventures as part of your visit.