Bundaberg Rum Distillery

I left 1770 at 9 and headed for Bunaberg, mainly to visit the Bundaberg Rum Distillery there, but I also noticed they did trips to watch the hatching turtle which would be good.
I stayed in the centre and the hostel manager recommended I head to tribal travel to book my turtle trip. The guy didn't have a clue so I ended up going to the …

I got up fairly early this morning, so I left Hannah in bed while I showered and had my breakfast on the beach. After a later start we said farewell to 1770 and headed south through the sugar cane, macadamia nut and pineapple plantations.

We stopped at Bundaberg about an hour into our journey as we couldn't miss an opportunity to visit …

... There is actually very little else to do in Bundaberg, apart from the turtle watching and maybe going to the famous Bundaberg Rum Distillery (not interested!), and the town is quite sprawling and spread out. Having woken up and checked out by 10:00am ...

... was clean, quiet, air conditioned, big kitchen, excellent for one night anyway. In the afternoon we took a walk to the Rum Distillery that Bundaberg is famous for and the main reason for stopping here. Bundaberg itself was a bigger town than I was ...

... back from Fraser Island we headed to Bundaberg. Our main reason for stopping here was Phil and his obsession with Bundaberg rum. We got a tour round the distillery and 2 free drinks at the end.... Even Ciara found a drink she liked - Fantasy - Fanta, ...

... also my trip to the Bundy Rum distillery, and then sat indoors for another day through a mad thunderstorm and torrential rain! Sat 26th - Rum distillery trip - not too in depth but a nice couple of free samples at the end and a free gift of a lovely ...

Found outside the Bundaberg rum distillery, Queensland. I'll have this one and a straw, please ...

we visited the famous bundaberd rum distillery and did the tour - such tourist but well worth ...

... stay here in Bundaberg (or "Bundy" as it's more commonly known). The most famous thing about this city is the Bundaberg rum distillery which we did a tour of yesterday afternoon. Funnily enough, Steve (the aussie guy I was travelling with in SE Asia) ...

... of Bundaberg, most famous for it's Rum. So as soon as we got there and dumped our bags we headed for the Rum distillery. The distillery does regular tours around the factory explaining the history of Bundaberg Rum and how it is made now. Obviously it ...

... earn a few much needed dollars. For Aussies and backpackers who have already earned their bucks it means only one thing - Rum. The Bundaberg Rum Distillery is right next door to a huge sugar mill where the sugarcane grown nearby is turned into sugar. The ...

... , or Bundy as it's affectionately known by drunk people who can't manage too many syllables. You don't go to Bundaberg without going on the Rum Distillery Tour which you can book at the Visitor Centre, we opted for the Silver tour which gets you an ...