P.S. live like a local

Reclaim what’s real when you visit our beautiful region. Escape the run-of-the-mill tourist haunts and enjoy a genuine connection to local people and culture.

Diprotodon Mega Fauna Eulo

EULO

Visit the ‘kingdom’ of the Eulo Queen.  Discover ancient mega fauna, local producers, opal art and mud baths.

Cunnamulla Fella Statue

CUNNAMULLA

You’ll know you’ve arrived when you spot the Cunnamulla Fella. This larger-than-life statue is a tribute to the Aussie larrikin stockman.

Wyandra Beach

WYANDRA

Wyandra is a must-see town. If you have an interest in architecture, there are some great old buildings to discover or just relax at “The Beach”

yowah coloured bath houses

YOWAH

Meet the community where the opal is king and residents are small-scale miners. Discover the story of Australia’s national gem.

Visitor Information

Let us help you plan your visit to our welcoming communities with a great selection of accommodation, things to do, events and itineraries.

How to get to Cunnamulla

GETTING HERE

Getting here is a breeze.  You can travel by road, rail, bus or flight to our beautiful destination.  Enjoy the journey and take a road trip.

Eulo Queen Hotel

ACCOMMODATION

Need a room or the perfect campsite?  We even a few outback stations for that authentic Aussie experience.

Artesian Time Tunnel

THINGS TO DO

Yes, we have plenty of wide, open spaces to enjoy, but we also have plenty of things to see and do. Make your holiday memorable.

hotel cunnamulla dining

DINING

Fancy some Smashed Avo, Eggs Benedict, a steaming cup of barista brewed coffee or perhaps a camel burger?  We’re ready to serve you.

What’s On & What’s Happening

Browse upcoming events and activities happening in our region.  Major events, free events, community events and more.

CUNNAMULLA FELLA ROUNDUP

2025 Dates to be announced

Cowboys, bull riders and stockmen will converge on our famous town, putting on a jam-packed line up of action and entertainment.

Cunnamulla Live Like a Local

WHATS ON THIS WEEK AND THIS YEAR

Find the perfect event for you while in town, from festivals, quirky community events, race days and more.  Keep up to date with our event calendar.

Fire Twirling Outback River Lights 2023

OUTBACK RIVER LIGHTS FESTIVAL

FRI 11TH TO SUN 13TH APRIL 2025

Celebrating the Outback lifestyle, The Warrego River and lifeblood of our community in our annual arts, cultural and lifestyle festival held each year around Easter.

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🚗💨 Our tourist season might be winding down, but there’s still time to check off that Outback adventure on your bucket list! Did you know Brisbane to Cunnamulla is less than 800km? That’s right, you can leave the hustle and bustle behind and find yourself immersed in the tranquil beauty of the Outback—all in just one day! 🌾✨If 800km sounds like a lot, don’t worry! There are plenty of fantastic places to stay along the way. And once you arrive, Cunnamulla has so much to offer—like 7 unique Hot Springs experiences, from rustic rural vibes to state of the art luxury relaxation. Plus, natural waterways perfect for fishing, boating, and swimming. 🛶🎣🌅 Love camping or glamping? Into birdwatching or wildflower spotting? Or maybe you just want to soak in the stunning sunrises and sunsets that the Paroo Shire is famous for. Whatever you're into, this Outback paradise is closer than you think.So, what are you waiting for? Your next adventure is only a stone's throw away! 🦘🌞#VisitCunnamulla #HotSprings #Cunnamulla #outbackqueensland ... See MoreSee Less
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WHATS ON GUIDE: This week is all about sports - with plenty of options to get your summer body ready 💪🩱 or if watching sports is more your style, you can frock up for the Spring Cup Race meet on Saturday 🏇👗 If that's not enough of a sports fix, don't miss your chance to meet Australian Olympic Swimmer Cate Campbell this week at the pool and shire hall 🏊‍♀️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Another beautiful evening at the Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre for the opening night of Jo Murphy's art exhibition. Exploring the themes of art into retirement, community murals and the art of Cunnamulla State School. We will be hosting this exhibition for the next 4 weeks and encourage everyone to visit and watch as the exhibition evolves over time. #visitcunnamulla #outbackqueensland ... See MoreSee Less
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Discover Cunnamulla's hidden gems, one pub at a time! 🍻 This small Outback region boasts 6 fantastic pubs, each with its own unique vibe. From historic spots to live music hangouts, there's something for everyone. Whether you're here for the food, the tunes, or just to chat with the locals, don't miss out on experiencing them all. Next time you're in town, make it a pub crawl to remember! 🏞️🍽️ P.S Have you got a favourite pub in town? We'd love to know, tell us below! 🗣Club Boutique Hotel Cunnamulla Hotel Cunnamulla Warrego Hotel Motel Cunnamulla Billabong Hotel Cunnamulla #oxfordhotelcunnamulla #euloqueenhotel ... See MoreSee Less
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🎨Art Exhibition Opening - Thursday 10th October from 6pm!🎨Come along to experience the works of local Artist Jo Murphy and some of her students at the Cunnamulla State School. You'll have the chance to meet with the artist and discover unique artworks and hand painted products that will capture your imagination! About the Artist:Jo teaches in the outback and has taken up kayaking. She photographs the banks of the Warrego with a GoPro and is interested in all aspects of portraiture and landscape. Writing and illustrating books and travel articles has become a passion. Jo is an artist heading from teaching Art, English and History into a retirement filled with photography, painting, digital art, animation, and writing. She is also working towards a Doctorate, which combines a Master of Education (The Arts) with a Master of Applied Linguistics. All of Jo’s work contributes to a transmedia project called Te Te Trashes the School to Prison Pipeline. This is a long-term ongoing project that provides stimulus for regular exhibitions. Jo has taught in a variety of settings, including TAFE Colleges, Universities, and schools, both public and private. Jo’s preferred modality is larger painted works that can be installed as murals. There will be some hand-crafted work created by students from Cunnamulla P-12 State School. As the students are exploring the historical and cultural significance of their ‘pelican’ school emblem, the Cunnamulla community will be invited to share their ‘pelican’ stories.This is a free local event, open to locals and visitors alike! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow evening at the Cunnamulla Art Gallery, located within the Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Information Centre Historical Museum. ... See MoreSee Less
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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre
Cunnamulla Art & Sculpture Trail You don't have to search far to find amazing artworks around town! From vibrant laneway murals to rustic statues, beautiful buildings, our local art gallery, the amazing water tower mural and of course, the town's beloved icon—the Cunnamulla Fella! Be sure to explore them all on your next visit to Cunnamulla 🎨P.S Have we missed any? If you've got any other local art to add, be sure to put a pic below so we can add it to the trail! ... See MoreSee Less
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Explore

Explore our natural attractions and experiences.  Discover our colourful stories and heritage trails. Extend your visit on one of our self-drive itineraries.

currawinya-national-park

NATURAL BEAUTY

Spend some time exploring nearby Currawinya National Park, discover century-old mud springs and mineral-rich mud baths.

heritage-trails of Cunnamulla

HERITAGE TRAILS

Discover our colourful stories for yourself on the Paroo Pioneer Pathways around Cunnamulla, Eulo and Wyandra.

Cunnamulla Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS

Choose from a number of different artesian hot springs experiences, from state of the art, historic or natural.

drive itineraries yowah

ITINERARIES

Choose from our varied selection of 3 day self-drive itineraries so you make the most of your time in our beautiful region.

Acknowledgement to country

We at Cunnamulla Tourism acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, all whom have a deep attachment to the Paroo Shire. We hold in respect the Kunja, Kooma, Budjiti, Bidjara, Kullilli, Mardigan & Murrawarri peoples.
As a guest in our Shire we wish you a safe journey and ask that you respect this land and its traditions, past and present, by leaving
country as you find it.