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NOOSA’S NEIGHBOURS
Noosa is the perfect base for day or overnight trips which will have you back in time for happy hour! A lot can be seen and done in just 24 hours, from coming within metres of breaching whales and snorkelling in unspoilt coral cays, to exploring the world’s largest sand island.
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K’gari (Fraser Island)
Just north of Noosa awaits the ultimate adventure on the world’s largest sand island, World Heritagelisted K’gari (Fraser Island)! Walk through dwarfing subtropical rainforest, swim in pristine freshwater lakes, hike across ancient sand blows, and discover the Maheno Shipwreck on 75 Mile Beach.
Rainbow Beach
The subtropical coastal town of Rainbow Beach is nestled between Noosa North Shore, the expansive Pacific Ocean and K’gari (Fraser Island). Best known for its striking natural attributes including Carlo Sandblow, the Coloured Sands, Double Island Point, the rolling surf and surrounding Great Sandy National Park – it’s worth a day trip!
Lady Elliot Island
Take a day trip to Lady Elliot Island, a coral cay on the southern-most tip of the Great Barrier Reef! Famous for its unspoilt coral reef, amazing marine life including turtles, nesting birds and majestic manta rays, you can explore this Natural Wonder in a day or stay overnight – but be sure you don’t miss it!
Amazing Family Fun
Nestled on the longest private beach in Noosa, Culgoa Point BeachResort is a luxury waterfront haven on the pristine shores of the Noosa River. BELLINGHAM MAZE Outdoor entertainment. Fresh air. Fun for all ages.
Lose yourself in a giant living hedge maze, and experience many other mazes and activities at this aMAZEing venue.
MAZES, ACTIVITIES, MINI GOLF & CAFE
Mary Valley & Gympie City
Just beyond the Noosa hinterland, the hills and lush lands of the Mary Valley take over, linking the Noosa region to its northern neighbour of the heritage city of Gympie. The Mary Valley takes its name from the Mary River which is fed by 19 tributaries, making this a beautiful and tranquil place to relax in nature.
Find local markets, food producers, cafés serving fresh local produce, and picturesque winding roads along the Mary Valley tourist drive. The region is sprinkled with B&Bs, cottages, farm stays and health retreats!
Boutique retreat on 50 acres of rolling hills and rainforest. For singles, couples or small groups. Close to forests and waterways for walking, cycling, horseriding and kayaking. Meals available.
