Noosa Heads Travel Guide

 balhannah Says:  Lake MacDonald is Noosa's water supply, and because of this, only non powered Boats are allowed on the water. We saw lots of Canoeist's, I imagine it would be quite good fun exploring this big lake.If you read the Notice board by the Boat Ramp, you will see that there is a... 

 stevemt Says:  This is a Queensland Government National park that is open to the public.Noosa National Park features spectacular coastal scenery and provides an important refuge for native wildlife including the koala, glossy black cockatoo, ground parrot and wallum froglet, along with... 

 aukahkay Says:  The Big Pineapple located north of Brisbane on the Sunshine Coast is a tropical fruit plantation with acres of pineapple and other tropical fruits. The highlight of the Big Pineapple is a ride on the Sugar Cane Train which takes you through the pineapple plantation and the... 

 SmilingTraveller Says:  For the energetic and not so energetic, you simply must visit this national park. There are a network of peaceful walking tracks suitable for all levels of fitness. Pack a picnic lunch and your swimsuit, pick your track from the track signs posted by the entrance at the... 

 AussieKitten Says:  Noosa, Noosa Heads, Noosa Waters (on the Sunshine Coast)Town set within lush tropical vegetation and along the Pacific Ocean.Take the walk through the National Park to reach less crowded beaches, stroll through the main street where top boutiques and eating establishments... 

 iandsmith Says:  ...and sunshine by nature, that's what this beach at the southern side of Noosa is all about.It's a nice place to go for a stroll and has access to the walks that take you around to Noosa.We spent a couple of nights there with my family. 

 balhannah Says:  Right in Tin Can Bay, Queensland, you can feed the Indo Pacific Humpback Dolphins. When we were there last, it was free, but now it has changed. At least it is free to watch!Remember to wear shorts or trousers that can be rolled up as you need to get in the water.Feeding... 

 balhannah Says:  This is the name of the STEAM TRAIN, that runs on heritage tours every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.Tours depart from the Gympie Railway Station. Starting from Gympie, you pass through the town, to Monkland, across the Mary river into the scenic Mary river... 

 pedroswift Says:  Noosa is all about the beach and a feature of the place is the beach front restaurants. Season is one of them.We had lunch there recently on a fine warm winter's day. Our table was just a few metres from the board walk between the beach and the restaurant.The Lunch menu... 

 Joseph69 Says:  Getting to Noosa from around Australia is quite easy.From Brisbane, it's a 2 hour drive north approximately.From Sydney/Melbourne/Adelaide/etc, it's easier to fly into Maroochydore Airport. From there, it's about an hour north. You may either hire a car, go by taxi or get a... 

 Emphatic Says:  Noosa Civic was opened in late 2006 and it is host to an array of shops.Built with plenty of space in mind, you can park easily (although navigating to an exit is difficult), and if you're lucky you can get a park under some shade.Featured shops are: Big W (Department... 

 balhannah Says:  Noosa National Park is a lovely area for walking some easy to moderate tracks, that wind their way along the coast, through rainforest and open woodlands. There are longer tracks that head out through open forest and heath where you will see wildflowers when in season.What... 

 Joseph69 Says:  The Big Pineapple is located on Nambour Connection Road, Woombye. It's probably best to hire a car (or drive your own) to check it out, unless this is included in a tour.There are also sugar-cane train rides. There is also a restaurant available there to enjoy a meal and/or...