Located on the northern end of the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Noosa is famous for its powder white sun-drenched beaches, and water temperature that is ideal for year-round swimming. When combined with the stylish architecture gently nested against the lush hinterland; this is the perfect destination for a memorable holiday experience.
Hastings Street
This world famous street with its boutiques and specialty shops is a pleasant place to enjoy fashion shopping and the stunning ocean views. Hastings Street Noosa Heads features jewellery shops, fine restaurants, art galleries, exclusive boutiques and souvenir shops.
Noosa National Park
The park overlooks the Hastings Street, Noosa Main Beach, and many small beaches and cloves where you can surf, swim or just lie in the sun. Moreover, there are many walks you can take through the magnificent rain forest. There are trails to suit various levels of walking ranging from 20 minutes to 4 hours. Noosa National Park is heritage protected and home to a very wide range of flora and fauna including Koalas, eagles and dolphins among others.
Noosa River
The river winds gracefully from its entrance which is at Noosa Heads through Noosa Heads Canals, Tewantin, Noosaville about 40 kilometres through lakes Cootharaba and Cooriobah to the Noosa Everglades. There are various tours that can you can take to any part of Noosa River. Enjoy a relaxing walk along the edge of Noosa River to discover more restaurants and specialty shops.
For the thrill seekers and adventurous people, there are jet skis and boats for hire. On the other hand, you can relax in one of the parks or take a comfortable pontoon boat. You can also try something different by taking the gondola or twilight tour at sunset. The edge of Noosa River has been aesthetically enhanced for locals and tourists to enjoy BBQ facilities and grassed sitting areas.
The Hinterland
Noosa hinterland is home to stunning mountains and rolling hills. It offers panoramic views of the Sunshine Coast towns, coast line and the Glasshouse Mountains. A tour to the hinterland is also a great opportunities to explore the fascinating hinterland towns including the historical Montville Village and Maleney with their unique cafes and shops. Enjoy the walks on offer including the Mary Cain Cross walk that provides a scenic view of Glasshouse mountains.
Fraser Island
Fraser Island is 123 kilometers long and is also World heritage listed. It is home to over 100 fresh water lakes, tropical rain forest and miles of pristine coast lines and beaches. Moreover, the sand cliffs can be up to 200 meters in height and getting to the island is a thrilling adventure itself. Since there is no bridge, access to the island is via car ferry and visitors can enjoy tours and the various types of accommodation ranging from camps to resorts.
Noosa Beaches
Noosa is also very popular for its pristine white beaches. Noosa Main Beach is usually patrolled every day in order to ensure the safety of swimmers. Moreover, the beautiful weather is ideal for various outdoor activities such as body boarding, surfing among other beach sports.