Lake Monduran Queensland

Lake Monduran is located 20 kilometres north of Gin Gin on the Bruce Highway and four kilometres east down Monduran Dam Road. The lake is the largest impoundment in Australia with both Bass and Barramundi species available all year round with its peak being from mid September through to April each year.

Covering 5,342 hectares the lake has a shoreline of 400 kilometres and travels 32 kilometres upstream from the dam itself making Lake Monduran the fifth largest dam in Queensland. With facilities such as powered and un-powered camping sites, self contained air conditioned cabins, kiosk, laundry, picnic areas, barbecues, boat ramp, and boat hire, it makes great fun for the whole family.

The Lake Monduran Recreation Area is just twenty kilometres north of Gin Gin, Queensland and only four kilometres off the Bruce Highway on bitumen road. Take a wander around our natural bushlands and see some of our great wildlife and birdlife and you may even spot a koala, echidna or platypus.

Enjoy the peaceful natural settings while sitting around your campfire, watching the billy boil or just gazing at the stars and Lake Monduran is well stocked with Australia's two great freshwater Sportfish the Barramundi and Australian Bass with both species being caught from the shoreline or boat. With great camping facilities and cabins overlooking the water, take the time to stay overnight if your schedule allows you to.

Queensland

Queensland where 300 sunny days a year and a year-round temperate climate are a way of life...it's really no wonder why Queenslanders are so happy.

You’ll be able to enjoy outdoor sports and alfresco dining anytime you time visit. Forge lasting memories by participating in activities with friends and family…witness wildlife in their native habitats, attempt skydiving or even follow in the footsteps of early pioneers in the Outback.

Step back in time as you view Aboriginal rock art or attend a local exhibition at a regional gallery. And then there’s the shopping, a favourite pastime for many. Markets, galleries and boutiques all bring basket loads of goodies no matter whether you're looking to splurge or are bargain hunting; you'll be satisfied with the choices.

With so much going on in Queensland, you definitely won't run out of things to see or do, you may simply just run out of time!

North Queensland

Tropical North Queensland... a place combining the natural wonders of the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef, Australia's tropical Rainforests and accessible Outback meshed with the most diverse array of experiences found in Australia

Tropical North Queensland... a destination that offers a wide range of unique attractions, cultural drawcards, magnificent tropical scenery and first-class facilities for your enjoyment.

Tropical North Queensland... experience hospitality that is as warm as the climate and award winning service and products that have won the destination accolades from around the world.

At the centre of the Sunshine Coast region lies a popular area where holiday opportunities are endless. An area that combines the best of all the Sunshine Coast has to offer. This is Maroochy - the area that includes Coolum, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headland, and the vast expanse into the Blackall Range.

Things to do in Queensland

The four surfing beaches of Coolum, Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba combine to produce a fantastic holiday destination for families with children of all ages as well as young people looking for adventure.

From boutique dining and fast paced shopping outings to relaxing lazes on white, sandy beaches, this area will have you captivated. If you're after a day of fun and adventure, there are many attractions that will keep you and the kids enthralled. You could check out a gallery or famous Australian glass artist!

Hand feed the deer at Forest Glen Sanctuary, taste Australia's largest range of honey at the Super Bee, visit the Big Pineapple or spend a day at Aussie World and the famous Ettamogah Pub.

If it's nature you're more interested in, there are plenty of bushwalks in the Blackall Ranges or visit Fairhill Native Plants and Botanical Gardens.

For something a little different take a leisurely drive into the Blackall Range and visit the quaint village of Montville, Flaxton and Mapleton. Here you'll enjoy strolling through the art and craft filled streets and enjoy true hinterland hospitality.

If you're looking for romance or some serious R&R why not stay overnight in one of the gorgeous Bed and Breakfasts, cottages or homestays.

On Saturday morning drive up to Eumundi and potter around the fresh fruit and vegetable and wonderful craft stalls of this famous market.