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Sunshine Coast Information

Information provided by www.sunshinecoast.org

Miles of pristine coastline and lush hinterland, superb cuisine, action and adventure or just the perfect piece of sand on which to sit and ponder? The Sunshine Coast is one of Queensland's premier holiday destinations.

The Coast begins at Caloundra, just one hour's drive north of Brisbane and extends to Cooloola, the gateway to World Heritage Listed Fraser Island. It takes in tranquil hinterland including the Glass House Mountains, Blackall Range, Noosa Hinterland and the Mary Valley; as well as more than 100 kilometres of beaches. The perfect combination for a dream holiday.

Kids can be kept happy fishing, visiting attractions, canoeing or wandering the markets. Rivers, sheltered bays and surf beaches provide a variety of swimming spots. Factor in a well deserved massage, a quiet rainforest walk, a round of golf or a romantic dinner in the mountains or by the sea.

Things to do!

You’ll never be short of things to do and see around the Sunshine Coast. Whether you're in the mood to get active or put your feet up and relax, you’ll find something to suit every mood. The fishing and diving are superb. And the golf courses are world class. From exciting theme parks to tranquil national parks, fresh food trails to pampering spa treatments, the choice is yours.

Place to Visit!

From beautiful sandy beaches to pristine national parks, seaside resorts to charming hinterland towns, there’s a holiday in the Sunshine Coast for everyone.

Over 100 kilometres of sandy beaches stretch from family friendly Caloundra to the pristine Cooloola Coast. You could fall in love with vibrant Mooloolaba, sophisticated Noosa or rub shoulders with the international golfing jetset at Coolum.

You’ll be enchanted by the magic of the hinterland where magnificent coastal views, galleries, craft communities and friendly country towns can be visited in the Glass House Mountains, Blackall Range, Noosa Hinterland and lush Mary Valleys.

For more information go to http://www.sunshinecoast.org/index.cfm