Aussie Woolshed Backpackers
Clean, quiet, friendly, quality accommodation, set in tropical surroundings, right in the center of Hervey Bay, less than 5 minutes walk to the beach, shops, supermarket, restaurants, pubs and bars, our rooms are spread out over 3 different buildings, situated within a large garden, surrounded by ponds, tropical vegetation, palm trees and gum trees
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A1 Fraser Roving Backpacker
Visit Fraser Island, this eco-paradise, the largest sand island in the world, enjoy whale watching, see dugongs and turtles, head north to play with the crocodiles or just snorkel The Great Barrier Reef. It all starts
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Beaches Backpacker Resort Hervey Bay
Beaches Backpackers is located north of Brisbane in the coastal town of Hervey Bay, internationally recognised at the gateway to World Heritage Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world
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The Friendly Hostel
Small, clean, quiet and friendly In purpose built, apartment-style accommodation with polished floorboards, back balcony with ocean views and cool comfortable rooms all year round, you can relax and enjoy the delights of beautiful Hervey Bay and Fraser
Island
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Kookaburra Backpacker Hostel
Kookaburra Backpacker Hostel is the place to stay while in Hervey Bay Internet Lounge, Telephones, Common Room with large comfortable couches and big screen TV and Video, Pool Table,
Licensed Bar & Bottleshop for all your Liquor for Fraser Island
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Koala Beach Resort Hervey Bay
Hervey Bay is the gateway to world heritage listed Fraser Island which is the largest sand island in the world. From river heads in Hervey Bay, the Ferry Crossing, to the Island takes approximately 30 minutes and arrives at Wongoolba Creek on the east coast
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Palace Backpackers
With Shared facilities including kitchens and bathrooms, this is the ultimate backpacking experience. Only for the true backpacker, we are situated in the perfect area to explore the island from, and we will help you get to the shops and take you for and adventure if you wish on our 4 wheel drive tours
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Colonial Log Cabin Resort YHA
The Hervey Bay YHA hostel offers all the facilities and convenience of a resort, surrounded by 8 acres of tropical landscaped gardens and pathways. The hostels has received top honours in the Tourism Awards for the past three years. Backpackers facilities include quality accommodation, large pool, tennis courts and restaurant
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Next Backpackers
Brand new, modern and trendy backpackers that match its stunning surrounds,
Next offers top of the range hostel accommodation at a bargain price. Our rooms, as you would expect, are clean spacious and comfortable. But when you stay at
Next you'll also enjoy all the creature comforts of home - comfy beds, crisp linen sheets and your own ensuite
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Kondari Backpackers Resort
Situated amongst 20 acres of lush tropical gardens and surrounding a natural lagoon, Accommodation is in 4-star motel air conditioned units with en suite facilities, colour TV with free in-house movies and bar fridge.
Single twin share rooms are available as well as quad-share rooms.
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Mango Tourist Hostel
Mango Hostel has always been a special place where a
home style atmosphere and a taste of the local life is emphasized. There are a maximum of nine people accommodated in double (twin) or share rooms
dorms. The people that run the hostel really cater for the serious traveler and more mature people
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Wanderers Backpackers
If you’re looking for a hostel, a 24 hr bar, music pumping and a good party, try Beaches or Fraser Escape hostels. Wanderers is not a hostel. However, if you are a traveller, rather than a traditional backpacker, and want the Australian experience
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Hervey Bay is a rapidly growing resort city in south eastern Queensland, Australia. The 'Bay' benefits from a fantastic sub-tropical climate with no real extremes (average 30 degrees in Summer and 23 degress in Winter) and has been voted in the top three of 'best climates' in the
World. Subsequently this has certainly added to the growth appeal of the city. City population is approximately 52,000 (2006 estimates), with the city covering an area of 2,356 square kilometres, under the administrative control of the Hervey Bay City Council. The bay was originally named "Hervey's Bay" by Captain Cook (in the Admiralty copy of his journal) when he passed there on 21 May 1770, after naval officer The Hon. Augustus Hervey. The city is situated on the shores of the South Pacific Ocean, and is only a short distance from Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island. The local economy thrives on tourists, for whom whale watching and Fraser Island itself are the major drawcards. Recent figures (2004) suggest that more than 600,000 people visit the city each year. Until recent years, Hervey Bay was a string of small townships stretching along the coast. In 1976 the population was only 8,000. Rapid population growth can, in a large part, be attributed to the sea change phenomenon, with large numbers of retirees seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
