Sunshine Coast regions

The Sunshine Coast extends from Caloundra, one hour’s drive from Brisbane, and stretches northwards to Cooloola, the gateway to Fraser Island. There’s at least 100 kilometres of sheltered bays and surf beaches along the Sunshine Coast that offer a wide range of accommodation for those who want to feel the sand between their toes or just want to laze away the days on the white, sandy beaches. The Sunshine Coast’s main surfing beaches of Coolum, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headland and Noosa provide a huge range of accommodation alternatives from budget motels, tourist resorts, luxury apartments, bed and breakfasts and guesthouses – all aspects of value for money, comfort, quality and service is provided on the Sunshine Coast.

Things to do at the Sunshine Coast

There is a wide range of attractions and activities to do and see around the Sunshine Coast with something to suit every taste – keep the kids amused by going fishing, swimming, canoeing, exploring the many outdoor markets or visiting the famous Australia Zoo or Underwater World at Mooloolaba. Indulge in a relaxing massage, a quiet rainforest walk, a round of golf or a romantic dinner by the sea. Take a leisurely drive to the Sunshine Coast Hinterland to the quant villages of Eumundi, Montville, Mapleton and Flaxton to enjoy the many galleries, art and craft filled streets or Devonshire tea. For those looking for a romantic getaway why not stay overnight in a cosy Bed and Breakfast, cottage or home stay.

Northern Sunshine Coast: Noosa

Located at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast, is the friendly, sophisticated Noosa – it’s atmosphere combines the laid back, tranquil ways of a small seaside town with an International elegance. Stylish Noosa provides visitors with trendy restaurants, pavement bistros, tempting boutiques and tranquil beachfront views, all found along the famous Hastings Street. As with other popular spots along the Sunshine Coast, Noosa offers visitors quality and comfortable accommodation at a price to suit families on a budget or those wanting to indulge.

Sunshine Coast entertainment, food and bars

When the sun goes down on the Sunshine Coast there is a vast assortment of restaurants to choose from; maybe a venue overlooking the ocean, at a marina, in a five star hotel, a sports club, alfresco dining or a more relaxed ozzy-style BBQ – the Sunshine Coast is also famous for it’s nightlife that includes many great pubs, cocktail bars, surf and sports clubs, leafy beer gardens, rock venues and trendy nightclubs to dance the night away in.

Travelling in the Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast is an unspoilt yet cosmopolitan piece of Queensland with a modern transport network that links the hinterland with Sunshine Coast seaside areas and is accessible by motorway, fast reliable rail service and air travel – easily within reach from any capital city around Australia. Whether it’s the sound of a babbling rainforest brook or the lapping of crystal water on a sun-drenched beach, the Sunshine Coast is the place to put down your towel, breathe in the clean fresh air and take in the serenity.

Sunshine Coast accommodation and travel information

Just north of Brisbane is the Sunshine Coast – an amazing stretch of pristine coastline boasting one of Australia’s fastest growing regions and a favourite holiday destination for local and overseas visitors. Queensland’s Sunshine Coast has the perfect mix of coast and country that provides families, couples, singles and international visitors alike a wide range of nature, fun and relaxation – there is something for everyone on the Sunshine Coast. Look to Accommodation Sunshine Coast to find the perfect accommodation for your holiday.