Southern Fraser Coast has a diverse range of natural and social environments with a rich array of flora and fauna. Platypus abound in secluded creeks and rare protected species, such as lungfish and the huge Mary River cod, are found in larger waterways with Petrie Park boasting a picnic area with free electric barbeque, and a boat ramp. Overnight camping is also available.
In the northern section of the Tiaro area, the landscape is dominated by Mt. Bauple Environmental Park, home of the original Bauple Nut, Queensland Nut or Macadamia.

On the coast, nestles the tiny, unspoiled beach of Tinnanbar, in the south, spanning the Mary River, lies historic Dickabram Bridge.

Agricultural products of Southern Fraser Coast include sugar cane, citrus and tropical fruits, market garden crops, nuts and forestry plantations. Other primary industries consist of beef, dairy, emu, ostrich and crayfish farms. Hand crafted items by local artists may be found at selective outlets.

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