Sunshine Coast | Region

Just north of Brisbane, Queensland’s Sunshine Coast offers a relaxed, yet sophisticated lifestyle. Encompassing the coastline from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach and the lush countryside of the hinterland, the beauty of this region will captivate you. The beaches of the Sunshine Coast are varied with gentle waves to serious surf, while idyllic coastal towns are perfect for both romantic getaways and family holidays. If you prefer a cosy holiday nestled amongst the hills and beautiful Glasshouse Mountains, then wander through the hinterland where you can browse among local delicacies at markets and fresh food stalls. So be prepared to tempt your tastebuds in Noosa, untie your purse-strings at Eumundi Markets and bring out your inner child at Australia Zoo. You’ll soon realise that one visit to the Sunshine Coast is simply not enough. There is no better place than the Sunshine Coast to give your children and unforgettable holiday experience. Image the view from the top of the second largest ferris wheel in the Southern Hemisphere at Aussie World, or the expression on their face when they catch their first wave. If it's days full of action you desire, why not become a family of explorers? Step back thousands of years in time and kayak through ancient waterways, learn how to build a raft or explore more than 300 acres of the Beenham Valley on horse back. Sand castles, frisbee competitions and the thrill of jumping waves in the shallows - a day at the beach has not changed and that's why it continues to impress. Explore a 2.5 million litre oceanarium, home of more than 25,000 sea creatures at UnderWater World or hear the jaws of a 600kilogram crocodile snap shut at Australia Zoo. Nature is what the Sunshine Coast is all about. Share your family camping trip with a family of eastern grey kangaroo', search the bay for dugongs, turtles or dolphins and between April to November watch the whales frolic! There is no better place than the Sunshine Coast to give your children and unforgettable holiday experience. Image the view from the top of the second largest ferris wheel in the Southern Hemisphere at Aussie World, or the expression on their face when they catch their first wave. If it's days full of action you desire, why not become a family of explorers? Step back thousands of years in time and kayak through ancient waterways, learn how to build a raft or explore more than 300 acres of the Beenham Valley on horse back.

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