Salt & StoneBurrum Heads

Planning your stay

Burrum Heads weather and holiday planning

Private balcony overlooking the Burrum Heads shoreline
A view from our corner of the coast

A little planning. Plenty of room to unwind.

The best time to visit Burrum Heads depends on the holiday you have in mind. A quiet break by the pool, a family trip and a few days on the water all call for different plans. Keep your itinerary flexible and use the current local forecast when choosing outdoor activities, rather than treating a seasonal description as a promise.

Check the forecast for your dates

The Bureau of Meteorology forecast for Burrum Heads is the place to check temperature, rain, wind and current warnings. Look again close to departure and during your stay; an earlier forecast may change. This guide does not display a live forecast, so follow the Bureau's link for the latest issue.

Planning a day on the water?

A pleasant view from the balcony does not tell you everything about conditions further out. Read the Hervey Bay Waters marine forecast for your planned area, and check our tide planning guide. Confirm outings with the operator if conditions change. Keep an alternative in mind so a change of plans can still become a good holiday day.

Make your stay comfortable

Both the Oceanfront Units and Sunset Waters are fully air-conditioned and have heated pools. Each property also has a full kitchen, giving you an easy option for meals at home. The units share their waterfront pool; the house has its own. Choose the space that suits your group, then build your days around the conditions.

Pack for the plans you make

Bring layers, a hat and comfortable shoes, along with swimwear and whatever your chosen activities require. Check what an excursion operator supplies before packing specialist equipment. Our Coast guide has ideas to browse, while Balmy Breaks can answer questions about your accommodation. Ready to choose dates? Check availability.