Mooloolaba Travel Guide

 wise23girl Says:  If you enjoy cruising canals we have quite a nice one on offer leaving The Wharf Mooloolaba. You will board M.V. Mudjimba and can choose to have a tavern lunch.A canal cruise costs $18 and with a Tavern Lunch $26 (current in 2012)"One Hour Still Water Cruise -----... 

 wise23girl Says:  Mooloolaba Queensland.For family fun........If you take Parkyn Parade right down to the very end you will be at The Spit.....You will have passed The Wharf, and The Yacht Club on your right and now you will have found a spot for the family, with kids, which is fun night and... 

 wise23girl Says:  Cotton Tree is one of those places on The Sunshine Coast which holds memories of days gone by in the minds of the locals. They remember coming down as kids to play on the Esplanade...to swim in the safe waters.There used to be a dance hall...many memories of girls sitting... 

 al2401 Says:  The sun rising over the sea is always spectacular but when you add a few cluds on the horizon, Norfolk Pines and fishing boats and have the advantage of a bit of height you are in for a treat. It is well worth getting woken by the lorikeets. 

 al2401 Says:  The first market in Eumundi was in 1979. It had three stalls eight customers and a turnover of $30!After a year of trading the market gained a reputation for great produce and friendliness. By 2002 there were over 250 stalls and the markets now operated on a Wednesday.The... 

 al2401 Says:  The land for the sanctuary was given to the people by the Foote family in memory of their son Eric, who was killed in WWI. It lies on the eastern slope of Buderim mountain and is 9hectares in area. It is mostly wet sclerophyl forest with some remaining rainforest. As time... 

 wise23girl Says:  Well Australia has beaches....outback regions....and national parks but here in Mooloolaba it is all about the beach. This is my favourite beach on The Sunshine Coast... and in my time I spent a lot of time in the water.There is good surf yet some protection....the surf is... 

 wise23girl Says:  You can do this Dunethin Rock road trip from Mooloolaba even though I originally wrote it starting at Yandina.Just drive along the Mooloolah River at the Maroochydore end of town heading towards Bli Bli.You are now close to homemade strawberry icecream........In the... 

 wise23girl Says:  Now there are a number of shops selling fish and chips here at The Spit and the beauty of it is that this is where the trawlers come in so you are assured of top quality fresh fish.All you have to do is walk or drive to the end of Parkyn Parade and make your choice. There is... 

 wise23girl Says:  Well by the number of patrons 'tucking in' the food must be pretty good....in fact our young friends told us "The food is so fresh and delicious we are telling our mates to go very soon"We often visit 'Fish on Parkyn' and the Sushi Bar is part of that complex. Some of the... 

 wise23girl Says:  It is so difficult to to place these restaurant reviews where you will find them easily.... Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headlands, Cotton Tree, and Maroochydore are 'side by side'...so where do you start? So much time to look on every travel page.I am hoping these links will be of... 

 cachaseiro Says:  I was twice at O'Malleys pub when i was in Mooloolaba and i thought it was a real nice place.First time i was there was on thursday where they had 10 dolar specials on the menu and a live folk band which i really enjoyed.There was a very friendly and lively atmosphere there... 

 wise23girl Says:  Mooloolaba and the nearby beachside places will surely keep you occupied on The Sunshine Coast but then comes the day you would like a little drive and may I suggest do a bit of 'an old style pub crawl'...not that you can indulge in too many beers but take it slowly...do a... 

 wise23girl Says:  At Taromeo Camp Ovens, Benarkin, Queensland you an eat in an old style hay shed..For something different you could have an 'off the beaten track' day's outing from Sunshine Coast.So what is this special experience all about? Well there have really interesting displays of...