When you’ve got a name like the Sunshine Coast, you’re a sure thing to deliver the goods. And whether you’re living it up in Noosa, cooling off in Caloundra or hiking the Hinterland, this jewel in Queensland’s crown serves up all kinds of awesome ways to holiday.
 
Surf, swim, stroll, or stand up and paddleboard along one of the region’s sandy white beaches - from Kings up to Coolum. Cotton Tree’s a calmer option (with a great playground for the kids too), and the coastal walks in Noosa National Park will take your breath away. Not just because of the cardio.
 
Take your walking shoes for a trek through the majestic Glasshouse Mountains - a playground for those seeking a bit of adventure. To cool off head further into the Hinterland for a dip in picture perfect swimming holes like Artists Cascades or Gardner Falls. Where to once you’ve dried off? A schooner from one of the region’s many craft breweries sounds like a good shout. But if you’re all adventured out and after a bit of retail therapy, you’ll be stoked with the renowned and eclectic Eumundi Markets or Noosa’s famous Hastings Street.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Sunshine Coast region!

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Soak up

the Sunny Coast

When you're heading to the Gold Coast, you know you're in for a truly golden experience. This glittering coastal paradise in Queensland has it all - from thrilling attractions to serene beaches and captivating hinterland adventures.

With a coastline stretching from Southport to Coolangatta, the Gold Coast offers an array of sandy beaches perfect for catching waves or simply basking in the Aussie sun… and if you prefer calmer waters, Main Beach and Tallebudgera are excellent spots for a leisurely swim or stand-up paddleboarding.

Families are in for a treat too, with countless theme parks offering thrills and entertainment for all ages. After less thrill and more chill? Venture inland to the lush Hinterland and you'll find yourself in a mesmerizing world of beauty. Take a hike through the winding rainforest trails of Lamington National Park or explore the breathtaking Tamborine Mountain.

For those seeking a bit of urban charm, Burleigh Heads will captivate you with its lively atmosphere, vibrant nightlife, and stunning view of the Surfers Paradise skyline. Treat yourself to great local cafes on every corner or indulge in fine dining along the waterfront. 

The Gold Coast sparkles with its combination of natural wonders, exciting activities, and coastal glamour. Get ready for golden days you'll cherish forever.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Gold Coast region. 

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Miami Beach with Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise skylines as a backdrop at sunrise

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Golden days on the

Gold Coast

Whether you’re looking for a hit of shopping or sport, or just looking to get lost in a laneway - Melbourne is a massive playground for big and little kids alike. Crazy-good coffee, food and fashion are around every exquisite corner. If you’re mad for sport, Melbourne has you sorted: The Australian Open, Melbourne Cup Carnival and Grand Prix all happen here, along with the cricket, footy and plenty more.
 
Prefer the galleries to the grandstands? Immersive experiences at the NGV, ArtVo, the Melbourne Museum, ACMI (just to name a few) make it clear why Melbs is considered Australia’s cultural capital. And make for Insta content to make you the envy of all your mates.
 
Swap the city for the sea and let the good times roll at St Kilda. Take a walk on the promenade, check out the local eateries and soak it all in. Then head to Hotel Esplanade (The Espy) to catch a gig and a few bevs while you watch the golden sunset over a sparkling Port Phillip Bay. Melbourne is chocker full of unforgettable moments like these.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in and around Melbourne!

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Make the most

of Melbs

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Make the most of

Melbs

It’s the ‘Beef Capital of Australia’, but there’s more to Rockhampton (or Rocky) than cattle and akubras. Set on the Tropic of Capricorn in Central Queensland, Rocky is the gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Together with its neighbouring coastal communities, the region is an enticing mix of laid back country hospitality, modern city lifestyle and stunning coastal bays. 

The city basks on the banks of the Fitzroy River (Tunaba) and has a scenic riverside precinct bursting with art, heritage and history - there’s something for the whole family just a hop, skip and jump away. Start your day with the crew at Someplace (you can’t go past the coffee here), then mosey on down towards the river with the kiddos. Here you’ll find Fitzroy Adventure Playground, the new Rockhampton Museum of Art and a streetscape of restored Victorian buildings… A few of which are home to cosy local bars and pubs for you to grab yourself a world famous Rocky steak and, of course, a cold one.  
 
To really earn your thirst, the central QLD region is home to adventures-galore. Hike up Mount Archer for extraordinary views, experience the ancient landscape of the Capricorn Caves, or throw a line into the Fitzroy and catch a trophy size Barramundi. 
 
When it’s time to wash the dirt off, take a drive to the coastal paradise of Yeppoon. Think classy old-school beach holiday vibes, incredible local food, boutique shopping and not to mention it’s the departure point to arguably some of the most beautiful islands on the Great Barrier Reef - Great Keppel Island and Pumpkin Island. Why not stay a few nights in an island cottage and bask on one of these barefoot paradises…Oh and did we mention that you can snorkel the reef straight from the beach? Sign us up!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Rockhampton region!

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Rocky’s ready

when you are

Amazing eateries on the banks of the Murray River? Yep. World famous arts scene? Got it. Fun activities for the kiddos? Loads of them! Albury is absolutely chockas with incredible things to see, do… and of course, eat. Land in Albury, hire a car and drive up to some of Australia’s best Alpine mountains or visit the many wine regions. Whether you’re a big kid or you’ve got small kids, head to the ultimate playground – the Murray River for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding and cycling. The kids will love Oddies Creek Adventure Playspace with its 30-metre flying fox. And for culture vultures, there’s the Murray Art Museum, one of the nation’s best art galleries.

Albury Airport is just a five-minute hop to the city centre, where you’ll find a great choice of restaurants and cafes. If you’re in town on a Sunday and after a barbie instead, don’t forget to check out Kiewa Street Markets for fresh local produce, crafts and wares.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Albury region!

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Albury’s got

the lot!

How awesome is this? Avalon isn’t just the location for the iconic Aussie movie Mad Max, it’s the gateway to Geelong and the Great Ocean Road… and less than an hour from Melbourne. Make Geelong your first stop. Victoria’s second largest city, set in Corio Bay, boasts a vibrant mix of food and wine, art, culture and sport. Catch Geelong’s AFL team, the Cats, at Kardinia Park or if theatre’s more your forte, catch a show at Back to Back Theatre. Looking for a true blue brewery experience? Little Creatures Brewery is a must-do while you’re in Geelong. Think Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory… but for beer. 

Further down the road you can find some of Victoria’s best hidden gems and holiday hotspots. Tuck into fresh mussels in Portarlington, snorkel at St Leonards Pier, discover the grandeur and waterways of Queenscliff, thrill at boats passing through the narrow Heads at Point Lonsdale, or drop your towel at Barwon Heads and Ocean Grove for some of the best surfing and beach action.

If you’re looking for an adventure, hire a car at Avalon and in just 40 minutes you’ll be in Torquay, the home of surfing and starting point for the Great Ocean Road. This 240km stretch was built by soldiers returning from WWI and snakes around some seriously epic coastline, including the famous Twelve Apostles. Crikey… Avalon really is awesome. The gateway to Geelong and the Great Ocean Road, Avalon opens up some of Victoria’s most magnificent spots. Bonza!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Avalon region!

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Awesome breaks from

Melbourne (Avalon)

What’s not to love about the laid-back vibe of Cairns? This chilled out city is the ideal base to explore our very own Great Barrier Reef and Wet Tropics World Heritage Rainforest.
 
Take a trip up the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway for some off the scale epic views. Head out onto the reef for diving, snorkelling and submarine exploring. Nearby Port Douglas and Palm Cove or the Hinterland village of Kuranda are cracking day trips. Or go and immerse yourself in indigenous culture with fascinating guided tours.
 
Back in town, there’s a bunch of new hotels, restaurants, cafes and markets to keep your taste buds busy. And at the end of a long day of exploring, Hemingway's Brewery at the wharf is the perfect spot for a cold tinnie. Cheers!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Cairns region!

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Think care-free,

think Cairns

Welcome to Darwin, the vibrant gateway to Australia's Top End. Situated in the northernmost part of the country, Darwin is a city brimming with natural wonders, cultural delights, and adrenaline-pumping adventures.
Start your journey slow by exploring the lush George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, where you can sit back and enjoy a cuppa while the kids make the most of the treehouse playground. For a taste of local culture, visit the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, showcasing Indigenous art, Cyclone Tracy history, and marine life of the region.
For an unforgettable thrill, dive into the "Croc Tank" at Crocosaurus Cove, coming face to face with massive saltwater crocodiles in a transparent underwater enclosure. Nature enthusiasts can take a day trip to Litchfield National Park, home to picturesque waterfalls, magnetic termite mounds, and the rugged beauty of the Aussie bush. End your day at the famous Mindil Beach Sunset Market, where diverse cuisine and local crafts await as the sun sets over the Timor Sea.
Darwin offers a remarkable blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and adrenaline-pumping adventures that will leave you with lasting memories of the Top End's captivating charm.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Darwin region!

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Explore the Top End

in Darwin

Mackay is home to no less than 31 pristine beaches. Grab your cossies, Aussies!
 
The region gets a great rep for its fishing, being one of only three net-free zones in Queensland. Jump aboard a charter and explore the freshwater impoundments, offshore islands and reefs. Get up at the crack of dawn to catch the incredible sunrise over the Coral Sea. Cape Hillsborough Sunrise Wallaby and Kangaroo Experience offer a free ‘Sunrise with the Wallabies Tour’ where you’ll meet Eastern Grey Kangaroos and Agile Wallabies who hop down to the beach to find mangrove seed pods. How Bonza is that?!

Mackay is also known as the home of the platypus, an Aussie icon featured on the 20 cent coin. You can catch sight of them on the viewing decks at Broken River. But given how shy these critters are, it’s best to visit at dawn or dusk – remember to tiptoe.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Mackay region!

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Mackay was made

for beach lovers

Fly direct to the edge of the outback – and the oasis that is Mildura, perched on the banks of the Murray River. This bustling regional town in Victoria is rammed with things to do, including cellar door winery tours, the Mildura brewery and restaurants serving modern Aussie cuisine. Foodies will definitely want to check out Langtree Avenue in town, known as ‘Feast Street’ – it’s got more restaurants than hot dinners! And for dessert, soak up the Insta worthy colour changing sunset over Perry Sandhills. No filter required.

Mildura is surrounded by heaps of natural red-earth Aussie beauty to explore with the Mungo, Murray-Sunset and Hattah-Kulkyne National Parks a hop, skip and a jump away. Mungo National Park is the oldest known site of human occupation in the southern hemisphere! If cycling is your jam, Mildura is home to many picturesque bike tracks and perfect for an active getaway.
 
Get all oldy worldy, cruising on a nineteenth century paddle steamer along the Murray River or enjoy a refreshing dip in the river water yourself at Apex Beach. You can even get the adrenalin pumping with some water skiing. You might just get hooked and work towards the Mildura 100, a pro water-skiing event that draws thousands of people to Mildura every year.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Mildura region!

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Eat, drink and explore

in Mildura

A not-so-small town standing proud by the sea, Newcastle has all the best stuff you could want from a coastal getaway. And then some.
 
Hit the ground running with the Memorial Walk - a 6km coastal track that connects Nobbys Lighthouse to Merewether Ocean Baths. Bring your cossie or your budgies, (we like purple ones) as the Ocean Baths and Bogey Hole rockpool, built by convicts in 1819 are both waiting to be dived into.
 
Back in the centre of town, you won’t be lost for a cafe or a gallery to swing past. Darby Street is your go-to for great restaurants, or stay close to the waterfront and watch ships sail by at one of the many Honeysuckle cafes. And if you’ve still got some energy left? Head to TreeTop Adventure Park, or learn a few moves at Newcastle Surf School. If you’re out by the water between May and November, you might even spot some whales passing through. They make sure to visit Newy every year - and you might end up doing the same.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Newcastle region!

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All natural beauty in

Newy

A whopping 74 islands make up the Whitsunday Coast. And every single one of them is a straight-up stunner. A paradise of white sands and crystal-clear waters stretching across the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, it’s a postcard-perfect playground that you can dive right into.
 
Grab a snorkel and get familiar with the locals, whilst learning a thing or two about the hard yards being put in to conserving the reef. Hop from island to island and see for yourself what makes them special. Or just test out a bunch of different swim-up bars - it’s important research, yeah?
 
You might take an overnight cruise from Airlie Beach and stock up on fresh local seafood, or see why the sand of Whitehaven beach is as close as the coast will ever get to snow. And when it’s time to head for dry land, the Bicentennial Boardwalks make for a cruisy stroll. But you can always mountain bike through Conway National park if you wanna keep the action going.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Whitsunday Coast region!

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Picture perfect - 

Whitsundays

You might already know Townsville as one of the gateways to the Great Barrier Reef. But crikey, spend time here and you’ll quickly find out that the great stuff goes beyond the reef.
 
Footy fans can catch a game at one of Australia’s newest stadiums. History buffs can learn a thing or two about WWII history. The ankle biters can run wild in the city’s water park. And everyone can get stuck into some seriously good food and drink – whether you’re popping down to a pub or dressing up for a cocktail bar.
 
When it’s time to hit the water, there are plenty of ways to do it. Take a diving trip to the reef, snorkel the shallows of Magnetic Island, or park yourself on the sand with a cold one and a good book. If dry land is more your thing then grab a mountain bike and go bush.
 
The reef isn’t just great. It’s straight-up bonza!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Townsville region!

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Get set to tackle

Townsville

Located at the heart of the Northern Territory, Alice Springs is a place of incredible natural beauty and rich culture. The Red Centre hub is renowned for its striking landscapes, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an adventure off the beaten track. 

Start your visit at the Alice Springs Desert Park, a wildlife park where you can see the plants and animals that call the outback home. To discover more about the local Indigenous culture, visit the Araluen Cultural Precinct. Here, you'll find art galleries, a theatre, and the Museum of Central Australia, all showcasing the history and traditions of the Indigenous people.

Alice Springs is also your gateway to the stunning MacDonnell Ranges. You can go hiking, get your budgies out at a secluded swimming hole, and make a handful of unforgettable memories exploring the Australian desert. For a real adventure, consider a 4WD tour to Uluru and Kata Tjuta, where you can see the sunrise over Uluru and explore the unique rock formations of Kata Tjuta.

After a day of exploration, relax at a local pub and enjoy classic Aussie grub like flame grilled steaks and kangaroo skewers. Alice Springs combines natural wonders with cultural heritage. A place you'll always remember.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Alice Springs region!

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Alice Springs:

the heart of Australia

You might already be good mates with Bundaberg, or Bundy as we like to call it, for its sugar cane and world-famous rum. But this Queensland gem has heaps more to offer. Visit Mons Repos Regional Park between November and March and, get this…you can actually catch a glimpse of green, flatback and loggerhead turtles nesting, hatching and stepping out into the ocean! Yes…wow. As the southernmost gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, you can even take a day trip to Lady Musgrave Island, the perfect place to try snorkelling, whale watching or swimming with turtles.

Queensland beaches don’t get much better than the unspoilt sands at Bargara, Woodgate and Elliott Heads. Hire a board and you’re good to go. 

Feel like stepping back through time? It’s worth a visit to the historic town of Childers with its rich red dirt farms, and masonry buildings before finishing your day with a trip to one of the region’s wineries. You beauty!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Bundaberg region!

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The fun never stops in

Bundy

Here’s where you realise why Australia is the envy of the world. Fly directly into Gladstone, ditch the shoes and hop aboard a boat cruise for an island adventure in the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef. Heron Island and Wilson Island are just two of many tropical islands where you can leave your footprints on white sandy beaches and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters. Back on the mainland, you’ll be surrounded by beach communities including Tannum Sands, 1770 and Agnes Water. Further south, Rules Beach and Baffle Creek are great for fishing or kayaking. 
 
Once you’re done with island hopping, head inland to Kroombit Tops National Park for sandstone escarpments, gorges, creeks and waterfalls. And back in town, cool off with an ice cold craft beer and a delicious feed at one of the many venues back in town.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Gladstone region!

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Gladstone

the island gateway

An absolute holiday fave on the NSW mid-North Coast, Port Macquarie is smack bang in the middle of the Hastings River and the Pacific Ocean, making it a natural paradise for dolphins, whales and koalas. With 17 stunning beaches, as well as the highest koala population on the Aussie east coast (awww), it’s no wonder locals and tourists love it so much.
 
Boredom doesn’t live in Port Mac. There are dolphin watch cruises, kayak tours, surf schools, strawberry picking - even camel rides on Lighthouse Beach. When it comes to coastal vibes and good times, Port Macquarie has you sorted.
 
Away from the water’s edge, you can book a guided tour through the famous Koala Hospital and see how they’re treating injured koalas to get them back to the bush. You can also follow the Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail and find 79 painted fibreglass koalas along the way - or see the real deal first hand at Billabong Zoo’s Koala and Wildlife Park.
 
However you swing it, there’s plenty to love about coming to play at Port Mac.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Port Macquarie region!

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Paradise -

Port Macquarie

Hear that? That’s the sound of Australia’s country music capital, buzzing with things to do and tunes to be heard.
 
Based in the heart of NSW’s New England region, you’ll realise music’s a big deal here when you go, ‘Ooo look at that massive 12-metre high Golden Guitar!’. It’s home to the world-famous Tamworth Country Music Festival, but the tourist centre and the Country Music Hands of Fame Park hit the right notes all year round.
 
Outdoor activities get a big thumbs up too. You can go bushwalking, paragliding, horse riding or visit a rodeo. And if you’re travelling with the family, you just have to visit the Tamworth Marsupial Park and Adventure Playground, (the little ones can feed a joey), while the Tamworth Regional Playground offers flying foxes, a skywalk, bike track and splash pad. Bonza! 

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Tamworth region!

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Get in tune

with Tamworth

They call Toowoomba the Garden City. And whether you’re in town when the annual Carnival of Flowers is in-bloom, or pairing the autumnal red leaves with a glass of red wine, this is a place that’s always splashed in colour.
 
Make your way through the city centre and you’ll find laneway wine bars, the heritage listed Empire Theatre, the Japanese Garden, Queen’s Park and stacks of inviting country pubs. Sit down for beer o’clock or get your steps up on the historic walking trail or the street art trail.
 
Beyond the city, you’ll find cellar doors and the sort of scenery that proves what makes the Dividing Range just so ‘Great’. Burn off the local food and wine by taking the Table Top Loop for spectacular views of Table Top Mountain/Meewah, before cooling off in the freshwater swimming holes at Crows Nest National Park. It’s not quite a garden - but it sure makes for a bonza backyard.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Toowoomba region!

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Too much to do in

Toowoomba

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Amazing eateries on the banks of the Murray River? Yep. World famous arts scene? Got it. Fun activities for the ankle biters? Loads of them! Albury is absolutely chocker with incredible things to see, do…and of course, eat. Land in Albury, hire a car and drive up through the Snowy Mountains and Rutherglen wine region. Or take the kids to the ultimate playground – the Murray River for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding and cycling. They’ll love Oddies Creek Adventure Playspace with its 30-metre flying fox. And for culture vultures, there’s the Murray Art Museum, one of the nation’s best art galleries.

Albury Airport is just a five minute hop to the city centre, where you’ll find a great choice of restaurants and cafes. If you’re in town on a Sunday and after a barbie instead, don’t forget to check out Kiewa Street Markets for fresh local produce, crafts and wares.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Albury region!

How awesome is this? Melbourne (Avalon) isn’t just the location for the iconic Aussie movie Mad Max, it’s the gateway to Geelong and the Great Ocean Road… and less than an hour from Melbourne. Visit a sanctuary for native animals and birds. Or get stuck into authentic fish and chips in Corio Bay. Explore one of Australia’s oldest art collections at Geelong Gallery. This beauty 240km coastline will have you spoiled for choice. Head to Phillip Island and mix it up with the Little Penguins, or grab your cossies and hop on a ferry to the Mornington Peninsula for a dip in the hot springs. Chill out at the spa town of Daylesford or head straight to holiday hotspots like Point Lonsdale, Queenscliff, Ocean Grove, Barwon Heads and Portarlington.
 
Grab a hire car at Melbourne (Avalon) and in just 40 minutes you’ll be in Torquay, the home of surfing Gateway to the Great Ocean Road. This stretch was built by soldiers returning from WWI. It snakes around some seriously epic coastline, including the famous Twelve Apostles rock formation. Crikey…Avalon really is awesome.

The gateway to Geelong and the Great Ocean Road, Avalon opens up some of Victoria’s most magnificent spots. Bonza!

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Awesome breaks start

in Melbourne (Avalon)

You might already be good mates with Bundaberg, or Bundy as we like to call it, for its sugar cane and world-famous rum. But this Queensland gem has heaps more to offer. Visit Mons Repos Regional Park between November and March and, get this…you can actually catch a glimpse of green, flatback and loggerhead turtles nesting, hatching and stepping out into the ocean! Yes…wow. As the southernmost gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, you can even take a day trip to Lady Musgrave Island, the perfect place to try snorkelling, whale watching or swimming with turtles.

Queensland beaches don’t get much better than the unspoilt sands of Agnes Waters and 1770. The surf’s always up on this coastline. Hire a board and you’re good to go. New to catching waves? No worries - take a surfing lesson from one of the friendly locals.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Bundaberg region!

What’s not to love about the laid-back vibe of Cairns? This chilled out city is the ideal base to explore our very own Great Barrier Reef and Wet Tropics World Heritage Rainforest.
 
Take a trip up the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway for some off the scale epic views. Head out onto the reef for diving, snorkelling and submarine exploring. Nearby Port Douglas and Palm Cove or the Hinterland village of Kuranda are cracking day trips. Or go and immerse yourself in indigenous culture with fascinating guided tours.
 
Back in town, there’s a bunch of new hotels, restaurants, cafes and markets to keep your taste buds busy. And at the end of a long day of exploring, Hemingway's Brewery at the wharf is the perfect spot for a cold tinnie. Cheers!

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Cairns region!


Welcome to Darwin, the vibrant gateway to Australia's Top End. Situated in the northernmost part of the country, Darwin is a city brimming with natural wonders, cultural delights, and adrenaline-pumping adventures.
Start your journey slow by exploring the lush George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, where you can sit back and enjoy a cuppa while the kids make the most of the treehouse playground. For a taste of local culture, visit the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, showcasing Indigenous art, Cyclone Tracy history, and marine life of the region.
For an unforgettable thrill, dive into the "Croc Tank" at Crocosaurus Cove, coming face to face with massive saltwater crocodiles in a transparent underwater enclosure. Nature enthusiasts can take a day trip to Litchfield National Park, home to picturesque waterfalls, magnetic termite mounds, and the rugged beauty of the Aussie bush. End your day at the famous Mindil Beach Sunset Market, where diverse cuisine and local crafts await as the sun sets over the Timor Sea.
Darwin offers a remarkable blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and adrenaline-pumping adventures that will leave you with lasting memories of the Top End's captivating charm.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Darwin region!

Subject to regulatory approval, applies to new destinations, growing our network & adhering to the regulatory process. We will always update if changes are made.

Here’s where you realise why Aus is the envy of the world. Fly directly into Gladstone, ditch the shoes and hop aboard a boat cruise for an island adventure in the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef. Heron Island and Wilson Island are just two of many tropical islands where you can leave your footprints on white sandy beaches and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters. Back on the mainland, you’ll be surrounded by beach communities including Tannum Sands, 1770 and Agnes Water. Further south, Rules Beach and Baffle Creek are great for fishing or kayaking. 
 
Once you’re done with island hopping, head inland to Kroombit Tops National Park for sandstone escarpments, gorges, creeks and waterfalls. And back in town, cool off with an ice cold craft beer and a delicious feed at one of the many venues back in town.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Gladstone region!

Get ready to explore the unique beauty of Mount Isa - an authentic Australian outback experience like no other! With its fair dinkum charm and red-dirt landscapes, Mount Isa offers a memorable adventure.

The Outback at Isa is a must-visit, where you can get hands on with a friendly python, or if you’d prefer to explore, tag along with an Indigenous heritage bush guide as they lead you through the Native botanical garden. Step back in time and delve into the rich mining history at the Hard Times Mine, a true blue experience if you've ever wondered what it's like to embrace the outback spirit.

At the end of the day, be witness to a stunner sunset over Lake Moondarra. Whether you're a fishing enthusiast or just looking to unwind by the water, the lake offers beauty and barramundi if you dare to cast a line!

Mount Isa isn't just a one-trick pony. Experience the thrill of the famous Mount Isa Rodeo held every August, where you’re sure to be kept on your toes at the bull riding events. No bull!

Mount Isa really is an outback experience like no other.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Mount Isa region!

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The spirit of the outback

in Mount Isa

Nature doesn’t get more epic than this… and it’s all right on your doorstep at Launceston in Tasmania’s north, one of Australia’s oldest cities. Cataract Gorge (or just ‘The Gorge’ if you’re asking for directions) is just a short walk from the city centre. This jaw-dropping natural formation is where you’ll find stunning walking trails, gorgeous green lawns, the world’s longest single span chairlift, and the First Basin swimming pool. At dusk, you can watch peacocks and wallabies roam around the nature reserve.

Take a tour through the James Boag’s brewery and sample their award-winning beers, and make sure you check out the famous Japanese Macaque monkeys in City Park. Drop in to the Queen Victoria Museum, Art Gallery and Planetarium for a bit of culture and stargazing. The Penny Royal is a must-see attraction for the adventurous type, with rock-climbing, zip-lining and even gold-panning.
 
Follow the Tamar River through Tasmania’s renowned wineries, grab some local produce for a family feast of a picnic. Then take in the fresh northern Tassie air at Narawntapu National Park while you spot some of the unique Aussie native wildlife.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in and around Launceston!

This route is subject to regulatory approval, which applies to new destinations, growing our network & adhering to the regulatory process. We will always update if changes are made.

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Get closer to nature

in Launnie

Mackay is home to no less than 31 pristine beaches. Grab your cossies, Aussies!
 
The region gets a great rep for its fishing, being one of only three net-free zones in Queensland. Jump aboard a charter and explore the freshwater impoundments, offshore islands and reefs. Get up at the crack of dawn to catch the incredible sunrise over the Coral Sea. Cape Hillsborough Sunrise Wallaby and Kangaroo Experience offer a free ‘Sunrise with the Wallabies Tour’ where you’ll meet Eastern Grey Kangaroos and Agile Wallabies who hop down to the beach to find mangrove seed pods. How Bonza is that?!

Mackay is also known as the home of the platypus, an Aussie icon featured on the 20 cent coin. You can catch sight of them on the viewing decks at Broken River. But given how shy these critters are, it’s best to visit at dawn or dusk – remember to tiptoe.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Mackay region!

Whether you’re looking for a hit of shopping or sport, or just looking to get lost in a laneway - Melbourne is a massive playground for big and little kids alike. Crazy-good coffee, food and fashion are around every swanky corner. And if you’re mad for sport, Melbourne has you sorted. The Aussie Open, Melbourne Cup Carnival and Grand Prix all happen here, along with the cricket, footy and plenty more.
 
Prefer the galleries to the grandstands? Immersive experiences at the NGV, ArtVo and the Melbourne Museum make it clear why Melbs is considered Australia’s cultural capital. And make for an awesome Insta story.
 
The good times roll on down at Luna Park in St Kilda. Hop on a few rides, grab some gelato, take a walk on the promenade and soak it all up. Melbourne is chocker full of moments like these.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in and around Melbourne!

Fly direct to the edge of the outback – and the oasis that is Mildura, perched on the banks of the Murray River. This bustling regional town in Victoria is rammed with things to do, including cellar door winery tours, the Mildura brewery and restaurants serving modern Aussie cuisine. Foodies will definitely want to check out Langtree Avenue in town, known as ‘Feast Street’ – it’s got more restaurants than hot dinners! And for dessert, soak up the Insta worthy colour changing sunset over Perry Sandhills. No filter required.
 
Get all oldy worldy, cruising on a nineteenth century paddle steamer along the Murray River. Or get the adrenalin pumping with some water skiing. You might just get hooked and work towards the Mildura 100, a pro water-skiing event that draws thousands of people to Mildura every year.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Mildura region!


Got your Akubra handy? See just how charming a country town can be when you fly to Rockhampton - or Rocky for short.
 
While it’s famous for its cattle, there’s plenty more to do in Rocky besides cow-spotting (although you should definitely take a selfie or six with the epic cow statues in town). Throw back some small-batch rum, gin and vodka at the local Salesyard Distillery, with a free tour that shows you how some of their most popular tipples go from grain to glass.
 
To really earn your thirst, you can make the 11km hike up Mount Archer first. The views are worth every step - although we fully support taking a hire car if the central QLD sun is a bit much for you.
 
When it’s time to head beyond central Rocky, take a boat from Yeppon to Great Keppel Island or Pumpkin Island. Both have accommodation if you want to chill for a night or two and soak up the best of central Queensland.
 
Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Rockhampton region!


You might already know Townsville as one of the gateways to the Great Barrier Reef. But crikey, spend time here and you’ll quickly find out that the great stuff goes beyond the reef.
 
Footy fans can catch a game at one of Australia’s newest stadiums. History buffs can learn a thing or two about WWII history. The ankle biters can run wild in the city’s water park. And everyone can get stuck into some seriously good food and drink – whether you’re popping down to a pub or dressing up for a cocktail bar.
 
When it’s time to hit the water, there are plenty of ways to do it. Take a diving trip to the reef, snorkel the shallows of Magnetic Island, or park yourself on the sand with cold one and a good book. If dry land is more your thing then grab a mountain bike and go bush.
 
The reef isn’t just great. It’s bonza, right?
 
Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Townsville region!


A whopping 74 islands make up the Whitsunday Coast. And every single one of them is a straight-up stunner. A paradise of white stands and crystal-clear waters stretching across the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, it’s a postcard-perfect playground that you can dive right into.
 
Grab a snorkel and get familiar with the locals, whilst learning a thing or two about the hard yards being put in to conserving the reef. Hop from island to island and see for yourself what makes them special. Or just test out a bunch of different swim-up bars - it’s important research, yeah?
 
You might take an overnight cruise from Airlie Beach and stock up on fresh local seafood, or see why the sand of Whitehaven beach is as close as the coast will ever get to snow. And when it’s time to head for dry land, the Bicentennial Boardwalks make for a cruisy stroll. But you can always mountain bike through Conway National park if you wanna keep the action going.

Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Whitsunday Coast region!

You might already know Townsville as one of the gateways to the Great Barrier Reef. But crikey, spend time here and you’ll quickly find out that the great stuff goes beyond the reef.
 
Footy fans can catch a game at one of Australia’s newest stadiums. History buffs can learn a thing or two about WWII history. The ankle biters can run wild in the city’s water park. And everyone can get stuck into some seriously good food and drink – whether you’re popping down to a pub or dressing up for a cocktail bar.
 
When it’s time to hit the water, there are plenty of ways to do it. Take a diving trip to the reef, snorkel the shallows of Magnetic Island, or park yourself on the sand with a cold one and a good book. If dry land is more your thing then grab a mountain bike and go bush.
 
The reef isn’t just great. It’s straight-up bonza!
 
Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Townsville region!

Subject to regulatory approval, applies to new destinations, growing our network & adhering to the regulatory process. We will always update if changes are made.

Get in tune with

They call Toowoomba the Garden City. And whether you’re in town when the annual Carnival of Flowers is in-bloom, or pairing the autumnal red leaves with a glass of red wine, this is a place that’s always splashed in colour.
 
Make your way through the city centre and you’ll find laneway wine bars, the heritage listed Empire Theatre, the Japanese Garden, Queen’s Park and stacks of inviting country pubs. Sit down for beer o’clock or get your steps up on the historic walking trail or the street art trail.
 
Beyond the city, you’ll find cellar doors and the sort of scenery that proves what makes the Dividing Range just so ‘Great’. Burn off the local food and wine by taking the Table Top Loop for spectacular views of Table Top Mountain/Meewah, before cooling off in the freshwater swimming holes at Crows Nest National Park. It’s not quite a garden - but it sure makes for a bonza backyard.
 
Watch this space for more information on things to see, do and all things Bonza in the Toowoomba region!

Subject to regulatory approval, applies to new destinations, growing our network & adhering to the regulatory process. We will always update if changes are made.

Governance | Bonza

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Governance for Bonza

Bonza is committed to upholding and continually improving our corporate governance structure.

We will prioritise integrity, transparency, and accountability, and work to ensure that we keep the best interests of customers, employees, communities, and partners at the forefront of our decision-making processes.

The policies that guide our **governance philosophy** will be available for download here very soon.

Website: Governance