What to live like a local while in Noosa? Our resident locals Luka Langdon and Ryan Austin recon Zabe Espresso Bar in Tewantin is a great place to start. Tewantin has a great old-country town feel Tewantin is often overlooked from the tourist trail. But that’s unfortunate, as it’s a top little spot just on […]
Read moreDiscover peaceful Lake Weyba
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 historically to the first inhabitants, the Gubbi Gubbi tribe. An […]
Read moreExplore Noosa’s eastern beaches
Explore Noosa’s eastern beaches from Sunshine Beach down to Peregian Beach. Enjoy an easy day trip to explore Noosa’s eastern beaches. Take a gentle cruise along David Low Way – Noosa’s scenic coastal road. Most noteworthy, you’ll find along the way, a balance between nature and progress. For example, development is minimal. Lush coastal dune […]
Read moreNoosa River – a world of options to explore
Noosa River has a world of options to explore. Did you know there are only two everglade systems in the world and one of them is in the Noosa River? A further wonder is that the river is home to over 40 species of migratory birds. In addition, this river is one of the few […]
Read moreThe Magic of Noosaville
Leave the rat race behind and head to Noosaville, the country town on the water. Locals and holidaymakers have lost their heart to the charm and character of this clean and green beauty spot. In addition, Noosaville is located around the beautiful Noosa River and takes in Lake Weyba. You’ll love how Noosa River in […]
Read moreLittle Cove Beach – secluded paradise
Little Cove Beach has this affect on people: “Shhh, don’t tell anyone! Let’s keep this piece of paradise for ourselves!” You will simply adore this 100m long, tree hugged, sheltered, sandy beach with sparkling clear, calm water. In addition, this amazing cove is tucked in between Noosa’s Main Beach and Noosa National Park. Because this […]
Read moreLake Cootharaba – have you been there?
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 largest lake on the Noosa River. It is also the […]
Read moreSwim with the whales
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 your head down and in the water”. Nothing like a […]
Read moreThe 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 to breed in the warmer waters off the north Queensland coastline and then travel […]
Read moreGone fishing with Noosa Blue Water Charters
According to Geoff Phillips, owner of Noosa Bluewater Charters, the fishing off Noosa is always good, however winter is an ideal time to experience a charter fishing experience in Noosa. In the cooler winter months you can expect to find fish such as mackerel, tuna and mahi mahi being present in Noosa’s Laguna Bay in […]
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