The Gran Canaria is a beach lover’s dream, with its glorious sandy beaches for sunbathing. You can also experience a diverse culture and amazing mountain ranges. It has fun for the family, relaxing beaches and there is also a very adult theme to the island.

Take your family to the Palmitos Park in Maspalomas where they can watch the dolphin show or visit the reptiles and experience animals close up. Visit Aqua land and ride Rapids or race the whole family on the Crazy Race and see who wins.

The Gran Canaria offers allot more of a grown up theme for relaxing or having fun.You can take a camel safari over the Maspalomas dunes, watch out for the nudist beach though as it is a popular area for nudists.  Go see the fantastic Valley of Agaete, which you can only see if you go by car. It finishes at the sea and ends at the Fishermans village of Puerto de Las Nieves, famous for its wonderful fish restaurants.
You can also chill out playing golf at the many golf courses.

There is also diving for people who are after a great underwater experience with Puerto Rice Diving. They offer course for beginners and certified divers. You can also go deep sea game fishing around the island but the most popular are in Pueto Rico.

This is where you can catch yourself a swordfish or even a big tuna. Most boats will work on a tag and release basis but some do keep and sell the fish to local restaurants.

Altogether Gran Canaria has a lot to offer, it has a more grown up feel to the island compared to surrounding islands.
It is a value for money holiday, so book your cheap
holidays to Gran Canaria now.

Never find time to do the things you would really love to do? Why not take the whole family on a trip to the Cinema’s while in Bundy?!

A great and affordable way to spend some quality time together and see a selection of fabulously funny, action packed, horror or comedy movies available to suit anyones tastes.

A snack bar is available where you can treat yourself to a range of goodies to keep your tastebuds at bay while watching the movie you chose.

Maltesers, Chips, Icecream, Candy’s and an array of softdrinks are available. Popcorn made fresh on site is one of the most popular snacks that people love and wait until you try the Moncrieff Theatres popcorn! YUM!

It was in 1888 that the first batch of Rum was first made, and who knew that well over 100 years later this famous Rum would be enjoyed the world over by lovers of it’s taste. It is well known as not only a Bundaberg icon, but one of the Aussie icons as well.

So much so was the demand and interest in the product that the distillery opened it’s doors to the public in 1986 for a tour guided family fun day out and the Rum Factory has not looked back since. The tour guide takes you on a journey through the first stages of the process of making their Rum, to the aromas that fill the factory as the second stages of the Rum is being made.

You can also enjoy a drink at the bar and try other Rum Liqueor goodies that are on offer for lovers of the Rum. This tour guide is obviously mostly enjoyed by adults only, but children are very welcome to come along, athough there are no activities tailored to their liking. However, children who have come along have certianly enjoyed the sights of what is going on around them and learning something themselves.

There is a museum and merchandise also available at the Distillery where you can purchase all sorts of Rum memorabillia such as, caps, keyrings, stubbie coolers and magnets. Stainless steel Bundy Rum thermos and matching mugs make a great gift package for those lovers of the Rum. For the golf lover, and rum lover there is a umbrella gift set that would wow any male.

And if you really want to lash out on golfing ideas, there are golf balls you can purchase to go with your umbrella gift idea. Wall clocks, bar runners and mens wallets also make a great idea for Bundy lovers. If you know of someone who loves to drink Bundy, you just cant go past these fabulous ideas. Several other Rum products of a different interest are also available. and they are the original Bundaberg Rum, OP Rum and Bundaberg Red, all available in the 750ml size bottle.

Dry and Lime, Dark and Stormy and Cola are available in mixes of the 375ml can variety. At the bar these are all on offer for you to try and purchase if you wish. At this famous distillery you will also learn about how the clever men of the 1800’s were to make this famous drink from too much sugar being processed and not enough transportation to deliver the goods that would be financially worthy.

These men worked out how to make a profit, which would later become a very big fortune, out of putting their heads together for idea’s. It is a truly magnificent idea venture that turned into a large fortune and a definite boost to the Bundaberg Region.

And there are also so many recipe idea’s to that go hand in hand with Bundy Rum- Cocktail style! Many beverages and cocktails are made with Bundy Rum because it is the taste you just cannot go past.

Spanning over 27 Hectares is the Bundaberg Botanical Gardens, which is set in a breathtaking environment of over 10,000 tree’s and shrubs to admire on your walk around the park lands.

114 species of birds call the lake that is situated in the gardens ‘home’, and there you can enjoy a picnic, take a walk through the nursery or even plan your wedding there with a wedding chapel being located in the gardens amongst gorgeous, well kept plantation.

HINKLER HALL
The major tourist attraction for Bundaberg is the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, named after Bert Hinkler, the solo pilot, which the hall is also themed around his excited adventures. In the Hall is a retail outlet, exhibition gallery and a cafe.

The Australian Sugarcane Railway gives you and your family a experience not to forget while you take a trip on board a train and travel around the gardens whilst enjoying the company and views on board this coal powered locomotive.

And if railway is your thing, you can pop over to the Railway Museum and take a trip back down memory lane while you browse through old documentation of days gone by, and admire the old uniforms worn by the drivers as well as view locomotive products that are still in their original state.