About

Award Winning & Eco-Friendly Resort in Bargara, Queensland with self-contained and standalone villas on 5.5 acres of gardens a block back from the beach, Kelly's Beach Resort really is Naturally, the place to stay! A creek and natural forest protect the resort and its guests from the rest of the world offering a peaceful and relaxing experience With shady path ways and large lawns areas the young and old will appreciate the spaciousness and privacy the resort offers. The 2 bedroom air-conditioned villas are spacious with sleeping for up to 5 and have all the modern conveniences of cable television, DVD/CD player, ironing facilities, hair dryer, full kitchen and large living area plus their own private verandas and under cover parking, to make for a superb holiday.

The resort facilities include a heated pool and beached children's pool, spa, sauna, tennis court, licensed restaurant, function and conference facilities, kiosk and tours desk. Other services offered are kids club and kids activities during school holidays including movies by moonlight, face painting and star gazing. There is an in-house masseuse and yoga classes, bike, snorkel and boogie board hire, wireless and broadband internet access, transfers around Bundaberg.

The management and staff of the resort pride themselves in ensuring guests enjoy their stay and have a commitment to minimizing the impact the resort operations have on the natural environment.

Whether it is for business or pleasure Kellys Beach Resort is an ideal location to base yourself so you can discover what the Coral Coast and Country Region has to offer.

Bundaberg North Burnett Region includes the coastal communities stretching from Woodgate to the Baffle Creek including Bundaberg's coastal suburbs such as Bargara. These communities offer great family beach holidays with quiet beaches sheltered by Fraser Island.

The Great Barrier Reef starts at Bundaberg offering 2 Island Experiences; Lady Elliot Island & Lady Musgrave Island.

Mon Repos Conservation Park is a major tourist attraction for marine turtles between November and March. Visitors can watch the endangered Loggerhead Turtles lay their eggs and hatch lings emerge from their eggs. Bundaberg itself has tourist attractions ranging from the iconic Bundaberg Rum Bondstore, the Barrel featuring the city's famous Ginger Beer and the Hinkler Hall of Aviation profiling the flying exploits of pioneer aviator Bert Hinkler.

The region is one of Australia's major food producers and visitors enjoy sampling local produce including seafood.

The hinterland begins with the rolling hills of Childers and its wineries to the valley of the Burnett River which has the most dams in the nation. At the top of the region are the sandstone cliffs of Cania Gorge and its adjacent lake. Tourist attractions such as Snakes Down Under in Childers, The Big Orange in Gatton and the RM Williams Learning Centre in Monto are just a few experiences offered in our vast region. (more)