From kayaking through pristine waters to climbing picturesque mountains, there are some incredible things to do around Noosa for everyone yearning for the great outdoors and some adventure.
The Noosa and Sunshine Coast region is awash with stunning scenery, wildlife and quaint towns that pass through from Maleny to Mapleton, out through Yandina and Eumundi, and past Eumundi, Cooroy and the township of Kin Kin. This stunning drive through the Noosa Hinterland is reminiscent of the quaint countryside and is complete with rainforests, waterfalls, villages, farms, cafes, artist studios, and a sense of community.
Whether you’re an avid hiker or cyclist, or simply like to amble along taking in the scenery, Noosa is complete with walking and cycling trails. Are you feeling fired-up to take on a longer walk? Then the Sunshine Coast Great Walk could be just what you’re looking for, covering 58.8km, or take off on the Noosa National Park walk and set your own pace.
Cross the Noosa River on the car ferry barge to discover the picturesque Noosa North Shore. Here you’ll find the breathtaking beaches of Double Island Point, positioned between Rainbow Beach and Noosa North Shore in the Cooloola section of the Great Sandy National Park. Hop in your 4WD or hire one, as these sandy coastal roads are worthy of day-trip status.
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
Calling all adventure seekers! Are you ready for the ultimate experience? Then you absolutely need to check out Noosa Skydiving. This beautiful location on the Sunshine Coast of Australia offers breathtaking views of the ocean, hinterland, and beaches, making it the one of the best
Tired of the same old, boring romantic getaways? Well, it’s time to shake things up and head to Noosa for the ultimate romantic trip in one of Australia’s premium locations. Noosa subtropical climate is perfect for leisurely beach days soaking up the bright blue skies.
Whether you’re an avid hiker or cyclist, or simply like to amble along taking in the scenery, we’ve listed the Sunshine Coast walks and bike rides that are worth the effort! Noosa’s not just beaches, fine dining and shopping, it’s also an adventure-seekers playground. Stretching
The Noosa Hinterland stretches from Doonan to Eumundi, out to Kin Kin and Cooran, and to the edge of Mary Valley. Within this magical sphere is escapism at its finest! It’s not only about the places you visit, but also the journey getting to them.
Fraser Island, or K’gari (pronounced ‘Gar-ree’) to give it its traditional name, is best known as the world’s largest sand island, measuring 120km in length, 22km in width, and covering over 1800km². Listed as a World Heritage icon no visit to Noosa is complete without
Discover peaceful Lake Weyba, situated 4km south of Noosa Heads and ideal for kayaking, bushwalking, bird watching, fishing and kite surfing. Lake Weyba is a 9.6 square km, approximately 1-meter deep tidal lake with plenty on offer for day visitors. This saltwater wetland is significant
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
Have you visited Lake Cootharaba and Boreen Point? These are just two of an array of wonderful Noosa Hinterland experiences to be enjoyed when holidaying with us. Lake Cootharaba Lake Cootharaba, is a magnificent waterway and part of the Noosa River system. It is the
The Noosa Tri Multi Sport Festival and the Noosa Triathlon held annually in November. The sun-drenched shores of Noosa, Australia, are set to witness a remarkable display of athleticism and determination as the much-awaited Noosa Triathlon 2023 takes centre stage. With its rich history, stunning
Len Costantini from our marketing team checks out the Sunshine Coast’s latest attraction… “Hold onto your mask when you jump in”, they said. “Swim hard and follow the guy in high-vis rashie – he knows what he’s doing! Above all, whales don’t fly! So keep
The whales are here! With whale populations growing each year and an estimated 33,000 whales expected to pass by our shores this year, the opportunities for sightings off Noosa and the Sunshine Coast have never been better. Whales head north in June, July and August
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
