Bunya Mountains Holiday Deals

Bunya Mountains Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Bunya Mountains

Excellent! Your leave's been approved. Now all you've gotta do is say goodbye to the daily grind for a while and book a ticket to Bunya Mountains — pronto!

It sits 960 kilometres to the north of Canberra, the capital city of Australia.

It's common knowledge that getting outside is good for you. Keeping that in mind, why wouldn't you journey 45 kilometres out of Bunya Mountains to Dalby Information Centre? Kingaroy Visitor Centre, 45 kilometres away, is another popular choice.

For a bit of exercise and the chance to shoot some great holiday snaps, find some time to walk around Pine Gorge Lookout.

If you've got more time to spend, see what's happening at Paradise Falls.

Bell is 13 kilometres to the southwest and worth visiting. Need more ideas? Moola, 17 kilometres to the south of Bunya Mountains, ought to be your second stop.

Do a little shopping and visit some attractions in Nanango. This destination is 45 kilometres to the northeast and close to South Burnett Aquatic Centre - Nanango, South Burnett Energy Centre & Visitor Information and the Butter Factory Park. Of course, you won't want to miss Ringsfield House and Museum and Nanango Country Market either.

Tease your taste buds and fill your Instagram account with drool-worthy images by tasting some of the region's excellent food and drink offerings. Just don't forget to hashtag 'yum'!

A typical meal here often includes beef and bush tucker, two essential elements for which this part of the world is famous for dishing up.

There's always a local meal or two that you've absolutely got to try, and when you're in Bunya Mountains, salt and pepper squid is certainly among them. Meat pie is another culinary classic that's an essential experience for food fans.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't believe in coincidences. There's no more scrumptious way to wave goodbye to your worries than with peach melba, a sweet treat that's often found on dining tables here.

If you really want to see the big pitcher, grab the hopportunity to gulp down a beer. Schooner rather than later! Bad beer puns aside, be sure to try XXXX Summer Bright Lager, one of the leading local brews.

Bundaberg Spiced Rum is what most locals have when the evening begs for something with a bigger kick. Ask the bar person for a sample and see if it hits the spot.

You don't have to be an authority on wine to appreciate a nice glass! Here, Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Riverina Chardonnay are impossible to ignore.

Time to go home from the beautiful Darling Downs region? You might only have a small amount of Australian dollars remaining in your pocket, but you'll be rich in amazing experiences.

If you'll be travelling by air, you'll probably be using Brisbane Airport (BNE). It's 160 kilometres to the east. Pack your suitcase, plan out a route and set that alarm clock!