Chinese Medicine Services in Hervey Bay

With Paul Carter

Meet Paul Carter, the heart and soul behind a cute little Chinese medicine clinic nestled in the scenic Scarness Hervey Bay. Having moved to Hervey Bay in late November 2022, Paul, along with his loving wife and three children, has quickly become a part of our vibrant community.

But before we dive into everything you need to know about Hervey Bay, let’s take a moment to explore the ancient wisdom of Chinese medicine.

Chinese medicine isn’t just a treatment; it’s a philosophy and a way of life that has been nurtured over thousands of years. This comprehensive natural medicine system is all about harmony and balance, aiming to correct illness and promote excellent health well into old age.

The Chinese medicine system is rich and diverse, encompassing various treatment methods such as acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Cupping, Massage, Diet Therapy, and Heat Therapy. Each of these methods has its unique role, and they may be used in combination to restore health and vitality. Whether you’re seeking relief from a specific ailment or looking to enhance your overall well-being, Chinese medicine offers a holistic approach that connects the mind, body, and spirit.

Now, let’s embark on a journey to discover the beauty, culture, and charm of Hervey Bay, a place where nature meets tradition, and where Paul and his family have found their new home.

Directions to Dr Paul Carter, Acupuncturist & Herbalist Hervey Bay

Find directions from Google Maps when driving from Maryborough, Bunderberg and the Hervey Bay Airport.

Directions From Maryborough to Scarness

Queensland 4650
Head north-west on Kent St towards Adelaide St
1 min (400 m)

Follow State Route 57 to Old Maryborough Rd in Eli Waters

26 min (32.0 km)
Turn right onto John St
Maryborough to Hervey Bay Driving Directions
1.0 km
Continue onto Saltwater Creek Rd/State Route 57
Continue to follow State Route 57
Saltwater Creek Rd to Hervey Bay
21.1 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Maryborough Hervey Bay Rd/State Route 57
9.8 km
Continue on Old Maryborough Rd. Drive to Esplanade in Scarness
7 min (4.9 km)
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Old Maryborough Rd
1.5 km
Turn left onto Beach Rd
Beach Rd Hervey Bay
850 m
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Esplanade
800 m
At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on Esplanade
Destination will be on the right
Scarness Hervey Bay
1.8 km
Paul Carter, Acupuncturist & Herbalist, Hervey Bay
Shop 4/353 Esplanade, Scarness QLD 4655


Directions From Bundaberg To Scarness

1 hr 28 min (119 km)
via Goodwood Rd and Bruce Hwy/A1

Fastest route now due to traffic conditions

Bundaberg
Queensland 4670
Head south towards Bourbong St
22 m
Exit the roundabout onto Barolin St
Bundaberg to Hervey Bay Directions
3.5 km
Continue onto Goodwood Rd
48.3 km
Slight left onto Lucketts Rd
Lucketts Rd towards Hervey Bay
1.5 km
Lucketts Rd turns left and becomes Bruce Hwy/A1
32.5 km
Take the exit towards Torbanlea/Hervey Bay/Burrum Heads
140 m
Merge onto Gympie St
550 m
Turn right onto Burgowan Rd
450 m
Burgowan Rd turns slightly left and becomes Torbanlea Pialba Rd
1.2 km
Turn left onto Old Toogoom Rd
5.4 km
Continue onto Toogoom Rd
4.5 km
Turn right onto Pialba Burrum Heads Rd
15.8 km
Turn left onto Maryborough Hervey Bay Rd/State Route 57
600 m
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Old Maryborough Rd
Old Maryborough Rd towards Hervey Bay
1.5 km
Turn left onto Beach Rd
Beach Rd Hervey Bay
850 m
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Esplanade
800 m
At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on Esplanade
Destination will be on the right
Esplanade Scarness Hervey Bay
1.8 km
Paul Carter, Acupuncturist & Herbalist, Hervey Bay
Shop 4/353 Esplanade, Scarness QLD 4655

Directions From Hervey Bay Airport

12 min (8.7 km) via Booral Rd

Best route now due to traffic conditions
 
Hervey Bay Airport
Don Adams Dr, Urangan QLD 4655

 

Take Don Adams Dr to Booral Rd

3 min (1.1 km)

Head north-west 80 m

Turn right towards Don Adams Dr
110 m
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Don Adams Dr
900 m

 

Continue on Booral Rd to Wondunna

5 min (4.4 km)

Turn left onto Booral Rd
Booral Rd towards Hervey Bay
2.2 km
Turn left onto Boundary Rd
2.1 km
Turn right onto Bideford St
2 min (1.5 km)

Continue on Torquay Terrace. Drive to Esplanade in Scarness

3 min (1.8 km)
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Torquay Terrace
850 m
Turn right onto Denmans Camp Rd
Denmans Camp Rd Hervey Bay
290 m
Turn left onto Esplanade
Destination will be on the left
Esplanade Hervey Bay
600 m

Paul Carter, Acupuncturist & Herbalist, Hervey Bay

Shop 4/353 Esplanade, Scarness QLD 4655

Hervey Bay: A Journey of Beauty and Culture

Now, let’s embark on a journey to discover the beauty, culture, and charm of Hervey Bay, a place where nature meets tradition, and where Paul and his family have found their new home.

When Paul decided to move across the world from East Coast Canada, he looked up a lot of websites about Hervey Bay. Below you’ll find many questions he had before moving and general interesting topics about the area.

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About Hervey Bay

Located in South East Queensland  The latitude is -25.289715, and the longitude is 152.854324.

Located in South East Queensland, Hervey Bay is a coastal city known for its beautiful beaches, calm waters, and abundant marine life. It’s a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and here’s why:

  • Whale Watching: From July to November, humpback whales migrate through the waters, providing excellent opportunities to observe these majestic creatures.
  • Fraser Island: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest sand island in the world.
  • Esplanade: A scenic waterfront area with parks, walking and cycling paths, picnic areas, and more.
  • Urangan Pier: An iconic landmark and a popular spot for fishing and leisurely walks.
  • Water Sports and Activities: Ideal for swimming, kayaking, jet-skiing, paddleboarding, and sailing.
  • Botanic Gardens: A peaceful environment with native and exotic plants, walking trails, and picnic areas.
  • Local Cuisine: Savour fresh catches from the sea at various seafood restaurants.

With its natural beauty and diverse attractions, Hervey Bay is a fantastic destination for travellers seeking relaxation and adventure along Australia’s eastern coast.

History of Hervey Bay

Hervey Bay’s rich history dates back thousands of years. From the Indigenous Butchulla people to European explorers like Captain James Cook, the area has seen significant transformation.

In the 1850s, pastoralists began moving into the region, and the town of Hervey Bay began to take shape in the late 1800s. Originally known as “Scarness” and later as “Urangan,” it adopted the name “Hervey Bay” in 1954.

The economy relied heavily on timber, sugar cane, and fishing industries, with the Urangan Pier playing a crucial role. The transformation into a popular tourist destination started in the 1960s, and Hervey Bay became known as the “Whale Watching Capital of Australia.”

Today, Hervey Bay retains its natural charm, making it a popular destination for both locals and international visitors seeking an idyllic coastal experience with a touch of Queensland’s unique heritage and culture.

Hervey Bay’s Weather: A Warm Embrace

Hervey Bay’s weather is like a warm embrace that welcomes you all year round. With mild winters and days often reaching the low 20s in degrees Celsius, it’s a place where you can enjoy the outdoors without the chill. Sure, the nights might dip under 10 degrees Celsius occasionally, but that’s just an excuse to throw on a comfy jumper. Most of the time, you’ll find yourself in shorts, soaking up the pleasant climate.

A Haven for Families: Life in Hervey Bay

If you’re looking for a great place to raise kids, Hervey Bay ticks all the boxes. With excellent schools, a plethora of activities, and beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see, it’s a paradise for families.

What makes Hervey Bay truly special for families is the convenience. Everything is only 5 minutes away, making the daily grind of life easier. No more long commutes or endless errands; in Hervey Bay, you have more time to enjoy what matters most.

And let’s not forget the playgrounds! They’re everywhere, offering endless fun for the little ones. Add to that the constant lineup of events, and you’ve got a place where there’s always something to entertain them.

Conclusion: Hervey Bay, A Place to Call Home

Whether you’re drawn to the ancient wisdom of Chinese medicine, the natural beauty of the coastline, the warm weather, or the family-friendly environment, Hervey Bay has something for everyone. It’s not just a tourist destination; it’s a community, a lifestyle, and a place to call home.

Come and explore Hervey Bay, where nature meets tradition, and where you might just find your new beginning.

References:

  1. Visit Fraser Island. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/destinations/fraser-island/
  2. Whale Watching in Hervey Bay. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/whale-watching/
  3. Hervey Bay Esplanade. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/destinations/hervey-bay/trails/
  4. Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/destinations/hervey-bay/attractions/hervey-bay-botanic-gardens/
  5. Markets in Hervey Bay. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/see-and-do/markets/
  6. Fishing in Hervey Bay. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.visitfrasercoast.com/see-and-do/fishing/