Burnett Heads Boat Harbour sits at the mouth of the Burnett River in the coastal town of Burnett Heads, roughly 15 minutes from Bundaberg in Queensland.

The harbour is sheltered by a breakwater wall that offers protection from rough conditions, and its north-facing orientation provides relatively easy deep-water access for vessels entering the river.

A five-lane concrete boat ramp on Harbour Esplanade serves as the primary launch point, usable at all tides though it can be slippery at low water.

A pontoon jetty alongside the ramp aids loading and unloading, and a nearby wharf is a popular spot for fishing and netting prawns.

The harbour is also notable as one of Australia's busiest customs clearance points for international leisure craft arriving on the east coast.