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The Ginger Factory
For Australia, ginger is not only a condiment for cooking, but also a lot of fun things such as gingerbread, ginger candy, ginger soda, ginger dolls and so on. Ginger Products Theme Park is a factory that manufactures ginger products, but the factory area is designed to look like a small main park, which is very popular with children. It is free to enter the factory, and only charges are required to visit the internal attractions. In addition to learning about the production process of ginger products, you can also pay to taste ginger cakes and ginger drinks, and buy ginger-related foods and souvenirs. Garden You can take a walk in the exquisite garden and buy a ginger plant to take home. Ginger Factory tickets are $14.50 for adults and $10.50 for children. Tour time: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30 In the factory, you can see how ginger is grown, harvested and made into delicious products. SuperBee is $14.50 for adults and $10.50 for children. Tour time: 11:00, 12:00, 13:30, 14:30 In the bee world, you can see the busy scene of bees inside the hive, which is very eye-opening. Overboard is $12 for adults and $11 for children. Tour time: 9:30-16:00 In the cartoon-shaped ship, you will follow the gingerbread man on an adventure. The tour method is similar to Disney's Little World. You will get on a drifting boat. There are various kinds of things along the way. The setting is more suitable for children. Ginger Train is $7.50 for adults and $6.50 for children. Tour time: 9:30-16:30, a small train will take you through the garden of the factory area every half an hour, suitable for children.Australia · Yandina
Noosa National Park
Noosa National Park is located in the east of Noosa Heads in Queensland, where you can enjoy spectacular sea views and rich native Australian wildlife. A vast landmass that extends into the coastline, it is one of Australia's most well-known and popular parks, and a very accessible park. 1. Attractions Overview Noosa National Park is a very important nature reserve, home to several rare and endangered species. The park can be divided into four parts according to the landform, namely Headland Section, Emu Mountain Section, Sunshine Coast (Peregian Section) and East Weyba Section, each of which has its own characteristics and outstanding features. Enter the national park from the boardwalk along the coast from Hasting Street, and pick up a hiking trail map at the Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service Centre at the entrance. 2. Animals Vorum heather, woodlands and large rainforest areas with araucaria and kauri are important refuges for wildlife, including koalas and rare black cockatoos, visitors can find a large number of them in the park koalas and humpback whales, in addition to a range of mammals and birds, including bandicoots, brush-tailed possums, ground-dwelling parrots, cockatoos, robins, satin bluebirds, Crimson Rose Parrot etc. Koalas are often seen sleeping in trees near Tea Tree Bay, while dolphins are often spotted on the headlands around Alexandria Bay. 3. Sports The beaches of Alexander Bay are also a good place for nude swimmers. Several silver-white beaches in the park provide good conditions for swimming, but you also need to pay attention to the size of the wind and waves when swimming. There are also a series of other sports, including mountain climbing, fishing, surfing, snorkeling, etc. I believe there is always one suitable for you. In order to protect the original ecological environment, camping is prohibited in the park. 4. WALK You can explore the picturesque Noosa Heads along a selection of five paths, which range in length from one kilometer to eight kilometers and cater for visitors of all sizes.Australia · Noosa Heads
Noosa Heads Main Beach
Noosa Beach is located on the edge of Laguna Bay in Noosa Heads, just a short walk from the famous Hastings Street. With gentle waves, this is a great place for beginner surfers. Of course, you can also find a restaurant on the beach where you can spend a leisurely afternoon enjoying a drink and a delicious meal while admiring the sea.Australia · Noosa Heads
Great Sandy National Park
At Kulula Great Sands National Park, you can admire magnificent masterpieces of nature sculptures on the sand. There are huge sand dunes, towering cliffs and colorful sandy beaches. You can pack your tent and embark on a two- to four-day trip on the Cooloola Wilderness Trail. Drive along the beach or through towering forest and wilderness along the Kurula Path and Freshwater Road.Australia · Cooloola
Rockhampton Zoo
Rockhampton Zoo is located between Rockhampton Botanic Gardens and Murray Lagoon (Murray Lagoon). When the breeder feeds the animals in the evening, it always makes tourists, especially children, very happy.Australia · The Range
Alexandra Park Zoo
Bundaberg West · 90.8 km from Seventeen Seventy
S.S. Maheno
Australia · K'gari
Montville
Montville is a 120-year-old town on the west side of the Sunshine Coast, and tourists who don't like wet beaches might come here for a short trip. There are antique clock shopping malls, candy-making exhibition centers, cafes and old museums in the town, so you can shop for gadgets and have a cup of coffee. 3 kilometers northwest of the town is the Kondalilla National Park (Kondalilla National Park), and there is Baroon Lake in the southwest.Australia · Montville
Rockhampton Heritage Village
Rockhampton Heritage Village showcases the colourful history of the Rockhampton area from 1850 to 1950, and you can check out the old 19th century buildings on the street. Heritage Village is surrounded by bushland, and you can also walk to the Limestone Creek and take a walk along the river.Australia · Parkhurst
Keppel Kraken
Australia · Yeppoon
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The Ginger Factory
Australia · YandinaNoosa National Park
Australia · Noosa HeadsNoosa Heads Main Beach
Australia · Noosa HeadsGreat Sandy National Park
Australia · CooloolaRockhampton Zoo
Australia · The RangeAlexandra Park Zoo
Bundaberg West · 90.8 km from Seventeen SeventyS.S. Maheno
Australia · K'gariMontville
Australia · MontvilleRockhampton Heritage Village
Australia · ParkhurstKeppel Kraken
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What travelers say about Seventeen Seventy
Anonymous user15 January 2026
4.0
A great place for families with young children. The boat ride is quite interesting, featuring many puppets in different scenes. There is a wide variety of ginger and honey related products sold in the shops. Overall, it’s worth a visit!
The Ginger Factory
Peter Ming-Hsuan Pan28 July 2023
5.0
Great beach, well kept and beautiful. Some cliffs are great for spotting whales, turtles, dolphins, rays and other marine animals, and there's even a chance to see wild koalas.
Noosa National Park
～ 宇 ～8 November 2023
5.0
This beach is located on the Sunshine Coast, and the beach is very beautiful. There is free parking for 4 hours. There are some exotic suspender skirts, hats, swimsuits, etc. around. There are also many restaurants, which is very convenient. The ultraviolet rays are very strong, so be sure to apply sunscreen.
[Scenery] Beautiful, the sky is lined
[Value for money] Free
Noosa Heads Main Beach
sculptor22 June 2021
4.0
Cooloola Great Sandy National Park is a coastal national park in the Fraser Coast region of Queensland, Australia. The park features beaches, large sand dunes, heathland, rainforests, swamps, creeks, freshwater lakes and mangroves.
Great Sandy National Park
及時快樂，珍惜現在24 April 2023
4.0
The zoo is clean and tidy, and the staff there explain things attentively. It is a great place for children and adults.
Rockhampton Zoo
Todemmy30 April 2020
5.0
There are many ponds, one for public swimming, great walking trails for families with children, not far from the hilltop viewing platform, 10 minutes walk, not too steep, wheelchair or stroller friendly. There is a large children's play area and a beach on the other side of the hill.
Rockhampton Heritage Village
