The turtles are epic! But there's much more to Bundaberg North Burnett than magical marine life.
From the stunning beaches to cruising down the Burnett River. The Australian Sugar Cane Railway, the Amandine Lavender farm and bushwalking (check out Burrum Coast National Park and the Aboriginal free-hand rock art in the Cania Gorge National Park). Like fishing? Think everything from tuna to barra and mud crab.
Then there are Bundaberg Cup participant Scott Prince's must-do activities: the Lady Musgrave Experience, a luxury day-tour cruise to Lady Musgrave Island) and Riverfeast, the Friday night food markets.
Speaking of FOOD - that's the best bit about Bundaberg. Princey fills us in on his five top eating and drinking picks...
Best coffee: Alowishus Delicious Fuel your footy with their caffeine plus Alowishus Fritters: zucchini and sweet corn fritters with guacamole, salsa, sour cream, rocket and a poached egg.
Favourite brekkie spot: Indulge Cafe Seasonal food that's sourced from local growers and suppliers.
Best seafood: Grunske's by the River From local fishermen, straight to your plate.
Top spot for drinks: The Brewhouse For the grown-ups, The Brewhouse is where all Bargara Brewing Company’s beers are made using 100% rainwater.
Sweet treats: Nana's Pantry If you're on a health kick, grab some snacks from their bulk foods range to take to the fields. If you're not, grab some gelato!
Click here for more info on Bundaberg Cup, or to register: Bundaberg Cup 2019.
Click here for accommodation and local attractions: www.bundabergregion.org/the-bundaberg-cup-2019
