Burrum Coast

Burrum Heads

Located approximately 30 minutes outside of Hervey Bay, this seaside village is a destination in its own right for visitors. Burrum Heads experiences a major influx in travellers each year as they return to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the area. Explore rivers and creeks by boat or canoe; take advantage of the clear warm water and great fishing!

There is a wealth of rental house accommodation available through the local real estates, as well as caravan parks and camping sites on the beachfront.
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Toogoom

Toogoom is a tiny seaside community 15 minutes from Hervey Bay, on the beautiful Fraser Coast. It is the perfect spot to indulge in a week of relaxing by the water. This picturesque area boasts unspoilt beaches, great fishing, wildlife and bird watching. Visit the nearby teagardens or waterfront restaurant.
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Howard

Nestled in the hinterland of Hervey Bay is the lovely historical village of Howard. Serviced twice daily by the 'Tilt Train,' Howard is an easy 15 minute drive to Maryborough, 25 minutes to Hervey Bay and 20 minutes to the beaches of Toogoom and Burrum Heads.

Howard has several buildings of historical significance including a beautifully restored Queenslander offering guided tours and Devonshire Teas. Howard's small museum tells of the coal mining and farming history of the area and includes war memorabilia. Country markets are held in Steley Street on the first Saturday of every month and there are a couple of great swimming and fishing spots to enjoy on the nearby Burrum River.
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Torbanlea

Located a pleasant 25 minute drive from Hervey Bay, Torbanlea is one of the small historic towns found on the road to Bundaberg. The Burrum Mining museum has 11 buildings housing 4400 items of memorabilia, providing an insight into the history of the area, when coalmining was the industry driving the local economy.
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