Main Beach at Hastings Street is a crowd favourite, where you can enjoy a refreshing gelato on Hastings Street or a crisp beverage at the Noosa Surf Club in between dips.
For more secluded options explore the beaches from Little Cove, and through Noosa National Park, from Tea Tree Bay to Alexandria Bay. Noosa’s eastern stretch from Sunshine Beach to Peregian boasts famous surf breaks, patrolled swimming areas and pet friendly sections.
Endless sun, surf, and sand awaits in beautiful Noosa with more than a dozen beaches to choose from.
Boasting stunning beaches, a vibrant food scene, and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s no wonder that Noosa is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists alike. While iconic landmarks like Noosa Main Beach and the Noosa National Park are well-known, there are many Noosa secret
“View our range of pet-friendly accommodation near your favourite Noosa parks, cafes and off-leash beaches – there are plenty of ways to get out and explore with your four-legged friend.” ‘Pet-friendly accommodation Noosa’, it’s one of the most popular searches for holidaymakers looking to bring
Everyone’s heard of the shopping at Hastings Street, but have you been to the boutiques in Peregian Beach? A short 12 minute drive from Noosa Heads will bring you to the centre of this lesser known coastal hub. Stroll about the Peregian Beach Boutiques –
Just a short 5 minuet drive from the heart of Noosa Heads, is the popular Sunshine Beach Surf Club. The Sunshine Beach Surf Club has recently re-opened it’s doors after a complete refurbishment at the beginning of 2020. The stylish new club boasts two outdoor
Enjoy an easy day trip to explore Noosa’s eastern beaches via a gentle cruise along David Low Way – Noosa’s scenic coastal road. Explore Noosa’s eastern beaches from Sunshine Beach down to Peregian Beach. Most noteworthy, you’ll find along the way, a balance between nature
Get excited for the Noosa Festival of Surfing! The Noosa Festival of Surfing is held annually in March. NFOS has grown from humble beginnings to become the largest longboard gathering in the world. Pre-covid, the festival has attracted significant participation from international and interstate surfers.
Noosa has been named the 10th World Surfing Reserve, recognising decades of best practice in coastal management and protection that have resulted in Noosa’s international reputation as one of surfing’s natural wonders. Noosa is only the third Australian World Surfing Reserve, following in the footsteps
