
Everything you need to know about your flight to Bundaberg
The subtropical climate of the Queensland coastline makes Bundaberg an attractive destination all through the year. In the summer season, between December and February, the town sees rising temperatures up to approximately 100 degrees (Fahrenheit), with high rainfall. If you prefer to visit the town in more comfortable temperatures, the winter season between May and September offers a pleasant but cooler climate. During the wet season between December and April fewer tourists visit the Queensland coast. You can dodge the showers and the crowds by booking during this period for a much more relaxed holiday. Flights and accommodation during this season tend to be cheaper too, meaning you can get some really fantastic deals at this time of year.
Although it’s easy to explore the town on foot, you can simply hop on one of the local buses. The bus routes extend to the local suburbs and beaches, including Bargara and Innes Park on the coast. The town also has its own railway station, where you can make the journey to Brisbane by passenger train in four and a half hours.