Located on the picturesque Burnett River, just 15 minutes west of The Peninsula on Coral Waters residential estate, Bundaberg is renowned for its access to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, the Bundaberg Rum Distillery and the famous aviator Bert Hinkler.
This central Queensland city offers everything from boutique cafes and riverfront dining to excellent schools and a hospital network that’s continually expanding. It’s also the launch point to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, with day trips to the breathtaking Lady Musgrave and Lady Elliot Islands departing right from the marina.
Families are well served by a strong network of public and private schools in Bundaberg, including St Luke’s Anglican School, Shalom Catholic College, and Bundaberg Christian College — all known for their quality education and community focus.
The city’s health infrastructure is equally impressive, with the Bundaberg Hospital, Friendly Society Private Hospital, and a new state-of-the-art regional hospital currently in development, ensuring residents both near and far have access to outstanding medical care whenever they need it.
For those interested in sports activities or clubs to join, Bundaberg has many, including golf, tennis and bowls clubs, to fitness centres and the brand new Regional Aquatics Centre that features a 10-bed reformer pilates studio and state-of-the-art swimming pools.
If you’re looking for a place to build your next holiday home, The Peninsula on Coral Waters is in a prime location. With the airport’s current extension and upgrade, flying to Bundaberg and holidaying at your weekender is going to be even more seamless.
For residents of The Peninsula on Coral Waters, Bundaberg means having big-city essentials and extraordinary natural experiences within easy reach, all while enjoying the peace of coastal living at home.
A few minutes north along the coast lies Bargara, popular amongst both locals and tourists for its towering palm trees, safe swimming beaches and cafe-lined esplanade. It’s a place to meet friends for breakfast by the water, take a sunset stroll along the beach or spend a lazy afternoon at one of the local surf clubs.
Residents of The Peninsula on Coral Waters can enjoy access to the Bargara Golf Club, one of Queensland’s most scenic oceanfront courses, the Bargara Surf Life Saving Club, and a collection of bowls, tennis, and social clubs that bring the community together.
Families looking at moving to the area can have peace of mind knowing there are excellent early learning centres in Bargara and proximity to Bundaberg’s top-tier primary and high schools, ensuring their children receive the best possible education.
Bargara has all the conveniences you’d want close to home, including restaurants, boutiques and a friendly village atmosphere. A short drive from the residential estate, living at The Peninsula on Coral Waters means you can enjoy Bargara’s vibrant, social energy whenever you wish, while returning to the calm and space of your own coastal sanctuary.
The closest town to The Peninsula on Coral Waters is Coral Cove, a scenic coastal community that showcases the natural beauty of the Coral Coast.
At the heart of the community is the Coral Cove Golf Club, a stunning 18-hole championship golf course that winds along the oceanfront, providing not only world-class golf but also a social hub for locals. The area’s coastal walking and cycling trails connect easily to Bargara and Innes Park, encouraging an active, outdoor lifestyle, while nearby parks, playgrounds and rock pools offer endless opportunities for exploration.
Though peaceful and uncrowded, Coral Cove is surprisingly well connected, with essential services, cafes and local conveniences close at hand, and Bundaberg’s larger retail, medical and educational infrastructure just a short drive away. Living at The Peninsula on Coral Waters means enjoying all that Coral Cove has to offer right on your doorstep.