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It's a pretty town with lovely clean beaches, a good choice of eateries: Indian, Asian combo, pub, fish 'n' chips x 2, bakery, al fresco cafes, clothing boutiques, book shop, shopping centre nearby which you pass on the way into town, op shops (we found two) plus a range of other small shops. Lots of orange scooters for hire (scan a QR code and off you go), Good playgrounds and parks for children. Friendly people. Lavender farm & Tinaberries strawberry farm are a short drive away, also Mon Repos turtle conservation area (not open on our arrival on June 27). On checking the What To Do In Bargara website it mentions The Windmill Cafe but when we visited, it looked as though it was closed down due to the messy front garden & entry, so dismissed it. On a previous visit we thought the same,

Loved Bargara didn't really appreciate how pretty a setting it is. Could not fault the facilities available in the town. Would be happy to spend several days or a week here next time we're up this way.

We absolutely loved Bargara. The vicinity to Bundaberg and surrounding areas gave a diversity to the beaches. It’s a laid back area and with the history of Bundaberg to give that extra dimension made us want to stay longer or return on the way back from up north or to just stay there.

Can recommend visiting Bargara. Good swimming area with good side walks. Plenty of coffee shops & eateries. Main beach area is beautiful & has a life guard on duty, in small area. Must visit the Hinkley Museum & botanical gardens. Bundaberg close with good shopping & places to visit.

Checkin contact (Amanda and her mobile number) completely unresponsive to 4 calls & messages. Our room wasn’t available for the first night of 3 nights booked & confirmed by email. No towels available or supplied for the duration of our stay. No toiletries were provided and the small amount of granulated coffee had gone solid in the small glass jar in our room. A common area with couches and a table was littered with rubbish from Day 1 - 3

Bargara is a lovely spot growing in popularity. The best cafe is Ricks Cafe for breakfast, just coffee or lunch, the staff at this cafe were friendly and super efficient. The eggs were perfectly cooked every time. We also ate the local Bargara pub which is a very nice pub with balcony outlook, however the food was generally ok if you like everything with chips but if you want something different it can be disappointing. Best restaurant was Kacy's, the seafood was excellent (grilled sea scallops and grilled moreton bay bugs were to die for). The walkway from Bargara Surf Club along the foreshore was fabulous, very well maintained and an easy walk. Kellys Beach is my favourite as its quiet and a lovely beach to walk along. Good traffic management with 40 being the speed around the town centre. Toilet facilities were plentiful and cleaned daily. Dont forget about Mon Repos for the turtles overall a lovely place to stay for a few days