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in the outlying district of Bundaberg. This town also gives it's name and produces<br />
<strong>Australia</strong>'s favourite Bundaberg Rum.<br />
Bundaberg Rum Distillery<br />
Here you can tour the distillery and find out the processes used to make this town's<br />
famous rum. There all also tastings and purchases can be made. Avenue Street.<br />
Hinkler Glider Museum<br />
Here you can view the replica of the glider Bert Hinkler flew for 35metres in 1912. There<br />
is also plenty of other historical relics that trace the history of Bundaberg.<br />
Hinkler House<br />
This is the former residence of one of Bundabergs famous sons, Bert Hinkler. Hinkler<br />
was famous for being the first pilot to fly solo from England to <strong>Australia</strong> in 1928. It now<br />
serves as an aviation museum. Mount Perry Road.<br />
Lady Musgrove Island<br />
This unspoiled island is located 49km off the coast of Bundaberg, and is a great place for<br />
water activities, especially snorkeling. Cruises travel across here daily and supply meals,<br />
snorkeling equipment and glass bottom boat rides.<br />
Mon Repos Turtle Rookery<br />
Located 13km from downtown Bundaberg is the wonderful natural wildlife attraction.<br />
The small beach here is the nesting and breeding area for loggerhead turtles. In the<br />
evenings visitors can witness the turtles making their life threatening journey from the<br />
shore across to the sea. Bargara Beach Road.<br />
Byron Bay<br />
Byron Bay is located on the northern coast of New South Wales in the Northern Rivers<br />
region, just off the Pacific Highway, about 800kms north of Sydney and about 175kms<br />
south of Brisbane.<br />
Byron Bay is a favourite spot for backpackers and those seeking somewhere as a retreat.<br />
It's a perfect spot to soak up the natural environment and enjoy beach walks and<br />
restaurants for all tastes and budgets.<br />
Byron Bay is small and compact, so finding one's way around is easy. The railway station<br />
and bus stop are adjacent to the Byron Visitor Centre. This small town caters very much<br />
to the backpacker market, so there are pubs, and a multitude of different and mostly<br />
moderately priced food establishments.<br />
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