Burrum Beach Living - Queens land

Burrum Beach to River-

One street from the beach one street from the river - on a 1/4 Acre property set in a small hamlet. This old fishing village provides a perfect setting for a peaceful stay in a natural environment.

Sunsets and Sunrises viewed from the long beach or the river banks are second to none

The Space

Burrum Beach is situated one street from the beach/River
Sitting roomr with TV
Master bedroom with ensuite and veranda With TV
3 more bedrooms Central Bathroom and one bedroom with ensuite plus galley kitchen
Double Lounge – with entertainment & Internet access
Includes well-appointed apartment, will delight any visitor.
3 x Entertainment areas outside, stroll 100 meters to the river, 100 meters to the beach, 100 meters to local super market, hairdressers, cafe/ take away. Butchers Bakers, Doctors, Chemist. 2 restaurants, 3 min drive
Cycling - Fishing - Boating - sight seeing
Kitchen fully equipped & laundry catered for

Non Smoking No pets

Ample Parking

All Linen home utensils included
Even parking for a Caravan

About the location

Coral Sea - Turtles - Dugongs - Dolphins - Swimming - Boating - Fishing - Beach and - River

Just a short drive along the coast from Hervey Bay on Queensland's Fraser Coast, you can discover the fishing village of Burrum Heads, where the Burrum River meets the ocean. Fishermen and boats line the crystal blue water - a perfect backdrop.

Burrum Heads is a small community with a pub, bowling club, caravan parks and a small precinct with several shops, cafes and supermarket. There is a new boat ramp with pontoon next to Lions Park with its picnic facilities and public toilets.

Make your way just south of Burrum Heads where you'll find more great swimming, fishing and camping spots on the Burrum River. Explore the Wongi Waterholes - a beautiful picnic and camping spot fringed by paperbark trees, or go fishing in local favourite Lake Lenthall.

Short drive to the ferry accessing the outstanding sand island in the world. Fraser Island / Gari. The world heritage island where the rainforest grows in the sand.
The official citation pays tribute to the island's "exceptional natural beauty" and refers to "over 250km of sandy beaches with long, uninterrupted sweeps of ocean beach, with more than 40km of strikingly coloured sand cliffs, as well as spectacular dune blowouts and ocean surf beaches; tall rainforests growing on low nutrient sands; perched dune lakes including both clear "white water" lakes and dark "black water" lakes; banksia woodlands, heath, patterned swampy fens and sheltered mangrove areas in a spectacular "mosaic landscape.".

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