ACTIVITIES

We've compiled the very best local activities surrounding the Kondari Hotel for you to get the most out of your stay.

Fraser Coast

With its wonderful sub-tropical climate, the Fraser Coast makes for an ideal holiday destination any time of the year. In summer, temperatures hover around a warm 27 degrees celsius and in winter around 22 degrees celsius.

Kondari Hotel can assist you in all of your tour requirements and with such a great range of day trips and activities you may need more than a couple of days to fit everything in!

K’Gari (Fraser Island)

World Heritage Listed Fraser Island - The World's largest sand island!

Just a taste of this World Heritage listed paradise will leave you feeling charmed and captivated. Fraser Island is a unique natural environment - the largest sand island in the world and the only place on the planet where old growth rainforest grows on sand.

Fraser Island's abundant pristine freshwater lakes and crystal clear creeks are great spots to view unique flora and fauna and also provide a welcome oasis on hot summer days.

Scenic four wheel drive circuits and walking tracks take in some of the largest lakes, cool and peaceful rainforests of towering satiny and brush box trees (some over a thousand years old), contrasting with swampy wetlands, heath lands full of wild flowers and coastal stands of Pandanus palms.

Hervey Bay

Relaxed coastal atmosphere…

Hervey Bay has beautiful beaches, calm stinger-free waters and from August to October, and the best whale-watching experience found anywhere in the Australia.

Hervey Bay is situated approximately 300 kilometres, 3½ hours drive, north of Brisbane. Bordered by 40 kilometres of pristine beaches, Hervey Bay offers access to islands, adventure, wildlife and a beautiful safe aquatic playground for visitors to the Fraser Coast.

Hervey Bay City, boasting one of the fastest growing populations in Australia, is renowned for its whale watching and as the gateway to World Heritage-listed Fraser Island. The foreshore of the city offers 14 kilometres of shared pedestrian, wheelchair and bicycle pathways.

Maryborough

Heritage at it's best!

Located 3 hours North of Brisbane, Maryborough was a major immigration port into Australia and a visit to the Wharf Street Precinct retains many reminders of this period.

Much of Maryborough's character has been preserved in classic Queenslander houses, mostly built of local timber in a range of sizes and designs. Gracing the city's broad tree-lined streets, these homes have given Maryborough a reputation as one of the most beautiful historic locations in Queensland.

Enjoy the Maryborough Heritage markets every Thursday morning and meet the Town Crier and Mary Heritage! The Maryborough time cannon, fired every Thursday at 1:00 pm has a rich history & you can find this out and more at the Maryborough Heritage Gateway on Wharf Street.