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Mon Repos is a magnificent sandy beach just north of Bargara and is the home of largest Loggerhead Turtle Rookery on the east coast of Australia. The area is a designated Conservation Area and strict rules do apply. The turtles of Mon Repos are without doubt one of the most sought after attractions on the Coral Coast, however to protect them and their hatchlings a permit must first be obtained. Please click http://www.bundabergregion.com/turtles/turtles_home.cfm for a direct link to Bundaberg Region Tourism's detailed information on this amazing natural attraction.

Getting There

Option 1: Travel from Bundaberg towards Bargara on either Bargara Road or FE Walker Street for about 5 minutes until you reach the large 4-way roundabout and then take the left branch of Bundaberg Port Road. Follow this road for about 2.5 kilometres and turn right into Granges Road which will take you right through to Mon Repos Beach. The left turn-off to the Turtle Conservation Centre is about 500 metres before the beach car park so look out for the sign as you approach.

Option 2: Follow Bargara Road from the large 4-way roundabout towards Bargara and through the rural land and100km/h speed limited area. As you enter the 80 km/h area you will see Bargara State School on your left at the intersection with Potter's Road. Turn left into Potter's Road and continue to the end to the 'T' intersection with Grange's Road which will take you right through to Mon Repos Beach. The left turn-off to the Turtle Conservation Centre is about 500 metres before the beach car park so look out for the sign as you approach.

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