Is there much to do in Noosa?

Exploring Noosa's National Park is a must-do when visiting this side of the Sunshine Coast. With all types of nature on show (water, sand, rainforest, rocks, and clifftops) there's so much beauty to discover. Pick from one of the many walking tracks, which generally start and end at Noosa headland's day-use area.



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Friendly locals, slow beach days and unique adventure activities make Noosa one of Australia's most popular beachside destinations. Noosa is surrounded by stunning beaches, lakes, and the lush hinterland of Noosa National Park. It's also home to one of only two everglades systems in the world.

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Byron Bay has an impressive Hinterland to explore and the walk up to Mount Warning is becoming more and more popular. Noosa National Park is world famous and offers visitors plenty of activities to complement the pristine beaches.

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Both places are great - if you like calm safe waters Noosa main beach is terrific. If you like waves then Sunshine will suit you. I prefer staying at Noosa and swimming at Sunshine Beach - but that requires a car. IMO, Noosa offers more regarding cafes, restaurants and nightlife.

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If you want to kick on and amp things up a bit, there are a few fun nightclubs around in Noosa. Open until 2am, Lagarto Lounge offers a cocktail bar/ nightclub experience with talented mixologists, premium spirits, and music that will make you want to dance.

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Apartments in Noosa Heads had the sharpest price growth in the country over five years. The median unit price jumped 179.5 per cent. Price growth was fuelled by strong demand from sea-changers, and low supply.

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With its pristine beaches, lush hinterland, and captivating charm, it's no wonder that people from all corners of the globe are irresistibly drawn to Noosa for their getaways. Breathtaking Natural Beauty: Noosa's main draw is its unparalleled natural beauty.

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Blessed with many natural assets, award-winning restaurants, stunning beaches and signature events, Noosa is best known as one of Australia's most iconic holiday destinations. Noosa's beauty, weather and enviable lifestyle opportunities make it one of Australia's most desirable places to live, work and visit.

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NOOSA RIVER FORESHORE - A LITTLE POCKET OF JOY This beautiful river is unlike any other, it's safe for swimming, has sandy banks lined with grassy parks and shaded trees that make it the perfect spot for a dip.

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Drinking alcohol in a public place including roads, footpaths, parks and beaches is prohibited in Queensland under the Liquor Act 1992.

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Swimming anywhere along the beach is relatively hazardous owing to the persistent strong rips, the deep longshore trough and larger rips further offshore. You should only swim at the four patrolled beaches. Stay between the flags and well clear of the rips.

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Unlike Greek or Icelandic yogurt, noosa is not strained, so in that way it's similar to a traditional yogurt. But since it's made with whole milk, you get that velvety, creamy texture -- one that noosa improves on by infusing with honey.

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“In Byron's case, housing demand is primarily driven by the affluent, middle-aged, Australian-born couple.” Census data shows Byron's median household age is 44 – compared to the national average of 38, with a below-average number of children per household as well.

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Noosa is a convenient 30-minute drive north of Sunshine Coast Airport and there are plenty of transport options from the airport including rental cars, taxis, Ubers, bus transfers, public buses and hotel shuttles.

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