Lara Wetlands

Lara Wetlands Barcaldine is a privately owned nature reserve located in Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia.

It spans over 30,000 acres and attracts nature lovers and bird watchers due to its diverse range of flora and fauna.

Visitors to Lara Wetlands can enjoy a variety of activities. One popular option is taking a guided tour of the wetlands, where they can observe various bird species like brolgas, sarus cranes, and jabirus. The wetlands are also home to kangaroos, wallabies, and other wildlife. The diverse ecosystem includes plant species such as paperbarks, eucalyptus, and acacias.

Fishing is another popular activity in the wetlands. Visitors can fish from the banks or take a boat out onto the water to catch species like barramundi, saratoga, and catfish. Fishing offers a chance to connect with nature and appreciate the surroundings. This season is also ideal for birdwatching, as many birds migrate to the wetlands during this time.

To reach Lara Wetlands, visitors can fly into Barcaldine Airport and rent a car for the 20-kilometer drive. Alternatively, they can drive from Brisbane, which is approximately 1,200 kilometers away and takes about 12 hours.

With its pristine beauty and diverse wildlife, Lara Wetlands Barcaldine is a must-visit destination for nature lovers. Whether you want to fish or take a guided tour, there is something for everyone in these privately