When in Gladstone

One of Australia’s most remarkable natural gifts, The Great Barrier Reef is definitely the highlight of Gladstone; when you are travelling there make sure you check into hotels Gladstone QLD that has easy access to the reef. It comprises over 3000 individual reef systems and coral cays and contains an abundance of marine life. Ensure to enjoy many activities including scuba diving, helicopter tours, snorkeling cruise ship tours, whale watching and swimming with dolphins and much more.

Located 30km away from Gladstone, Lake Awoonga is the ultimate nature lover’s retreat. It’s a water sports hub for the masses breathtaking Lake Awoonga is also a boating and fishing enthusiasts dream come true in this city. Ideal for a splash and a delight for anglers since the lake is stocked with Sea Mullet, Barra, and Saratoga. Lake Awoonga is an environmental treasure that one can enjoy and experience; there’s plenty of ways to make the most of the surroundings by taking a stroll, a plunge or lazing under the shade of the trees. As a sprawling freshwater lake with a number of piers, the area is the best place to engage in water skiing, wake boarding and fishing activities in Gladstone. Kayakers can also hire a kayak for the day and explore the lake at a leisurely pace or enjoy a variety of excursions organized by the Lake Awoonga Boating and Leisure Hire.

The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum was established in 1985 and is part of a single stories masonry building down Bramston Street. The museum is dedicated to enhancing art and heritage of the communities in the region as well as preserving the region’s historical and cultural heritage. There are four galleries here and every 6 to 8 weeks these spaces are transformed to offer a new exhibition. Art lovers and culture vultures should ideally find accommodation in nearby hotels such Oaks Grand Gladstone for easy access.