SUNSHINE COAST ATTRACTIONS
The Noosa Biosphere is a very unique and beautiful environment and while you are here, why not make time to experience its many natural aspects:
Walk in the Noosa National Park
Make sure you bring your walking shoes on any visit to Noosa. The Noosa National Park is at the end of Hastings Street and features spectacular coastal scenery and provides a home for many national animals including koalas and birds.
Day on the beach
One of the most difficult decisions on a holiday to Noosa is which beach to lay down your towel and pop up your beach umbrella. With some beaches only accessible by foot and of course beautiful Main Beach, there are endless choices.
Walks
There are so many peaceful and scenic walking trails all over Noosa and the surrounding areas including heritage walks and hikes in the hinterland.
Visit Fraser Island
Noosa is the perfect base to visit the World Heritage Listed Fraser Island (the largest sand island in the world) with day tours available for pick up and drop off to your hotel.
Discover the Everglades
Enjoy a cruise to the Noosa Everglades and discover an ancient system of waterways with clear lakes, dark tannin waters and stunning wildlife surrounds.
Catch a ferry and discover the delights of the Noosa River
Buy an all-day pass and catch the Noosa Ferry between Noosa Marina and Hastings Street. Meander down the beautiful Noosa River, stopping off along the way to discover the delights of Noosa.
Watch the sunset at Noosa River
For a spectacular view, set up a picnic along the Noosa River and watch as the sun sets over the Noosa Hinterland.
Hire a boat
With several boat hiring facilities along Gympie Terrace, Noosaville, you can spend your day cruising up and down the Noosa River.
Hire water equipment
There are many amazing water sports and activities you can do on the Noosa River - stand-up paddling, kayaking, etc. Or for something completely out of the ordinary, hire a catamaran in Laguna Bay.
Hire a bike
Noosa is the perfect location to discover on bike with a host of bike paths and dedicated cycle lanes on mostly flat areas.
For the latest information on the current highlights, visit or contact Tourism Noosa.
Walk in the Noosa National Park
Make sure you bring your walking shoes on any visit to Noosa. The Noosa National Park is at the end of Hastings Street and features spectacular coastal scenery and provides a home for many national animals including koalas and birds.
Day on the beach
One of the most difficult decisions on a holiday to Noosa is which beach to lay down your towel and pop up your beach umbrella. With some beaches only accessible by foot and of course beautiful Main Beach, there are endless choices.
Walks
There are so many peaceful and scenic walking trails all over Noosa and the surrounding areas including heritage walks and hikes in the hinterland.
Visit Fraser Island
Noosa is the perfect base to visit the World Heritage Listed Fraser Island (the largest sand island in the world) with day tours available for pick up and drop off to your hotel.
Discover the Everglades
Enjoy a cruise to the Noosa Everglades and discover an ancient system of waterways with clear lakes, dark tannin waters and stunning wildlife surrounds.
Catch a ferry and discover the delights of the Noosa River
Buy an all-day pass and catch the Noosa Ferry between Noosa Marina and Hastings Street. Meander down the beautiful Noosa River, stopping off along the way to discover the delights of Noosa.
Watch the sunset at Noosa River
For a spectacular view, set up a picnic along the Noosa River and watch as the sun sets over the Noosa Hinterland.
Hire a boat
With several boat hiring facilities along Gympie Terrace, Noosaville, you can spend your day cruising up and down the Noosa River.
Hire water equipment
There are many amazing water sports and activities you can do on the Noosa River - stand-up paddling, kayaking, etc. Or for something completely out of the ordinary, hire a catamaran in Laguna Bay.
Hire a bike
Noosa is the perfect location to discover on bike with a host of bike paths and dedicated cycle lanes on mostly flat areas.
For the latest information on the current highlights, visit or contact Tourism Noosa.
