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SWIMMING BEACHES

WHALE WATCHING

K'GARI (FRASER ISLAND)
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FISHING & BOATING
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FAMILY ACTIVITIES
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PUBS, CAFES & RESTAURANTS

ABOUT
HERVEY BAY
What makes Hervey Bay special?
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World-famous whale watching (July–October) – one of the best places in the world to see humpback whales up close
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Calm, swimmable beaches year-round – perfect for families, paddleboarding and long barefoot walks
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Gateway to K’gari (Fraser Island) – 4WD adventures, freshwater lakes and wild coastal scenery
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Average annual max temperature of 26 degrees.
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17km Esplanade walking and cycling path – waterfront views the whole way
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Golf course – a challenging 18-hole championship course and refurbished clubhouse
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The Wetside Water Park – a free, family-friendly splash park right on the foreshore
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Playgrounds and picnic spots – shaded, spacious and made for easy afternoons
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Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens – peaceful walking tracks and native plants
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Mini golf and family activities – low-key fun without the big-city chaos
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Hervey Bay Historical Village & Museum – local stories and a glimpse into the region’s past
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Local galleries and creative spaces – small, interesting and distinctly coastal
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Fresh seafood straight off the boat – prawns, fish and local catches done properly
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Laid-back dining with personality – Turkish nights with belly dancing, proper pizza, classic pubs and beachfront cocktails
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Fishing, boating and island hopping – from a fishing charter to a sunset cruise, if you like being on the water, you’re in the right place.
Book direct for the best rate – info@thegrangeresort.com.au ☀️🌴🌊🍹




WHY PEOPLE LOVE STAYING HERE

Fall in love...
YOU'LL RETURN
AGAIN & AGAIN 🧳
Calm water. Big skies. Long beaches. No high-rise rush. Just space to slow down and breathe.
It’s world-famous for whale watching – but the real magic is the pace. Mornings start gently. Afternoons stretch out. Even the sunsets feel unhurried.
Whether you’re here for adventure, family time or a much-needed switch-off, you’ll find your rhythm easily.
















