Noosa lies at the northern end of Queensland's sub-tropical Sunshine Coast only 100 kilometres from Brisbane. No matter what your age or disposition Noosa has something for everyone from surfing, swimming, boating, walking, dining, or just being lazy.
This famous location has picturesque waterways, long sandy beaches and miles of unspoilt bushland, besides the renown restaurants, delicious bistros, stunning boutiques, art galleries and star-studded hotels along the foreshore.
 Noosa National Park is one of the most visited environmental sanctuaries in Queensland with flora and fauna in abundance and some of the best trail walks you are likely to come across.But if hiking through the tropical bush is not your cup of tea you can always surf the waves around the headland, swim in the pristine blue waters, hire a boat and go fishing, or just laze on the sandy beaches that stretch from Noosa to Caloundra.
And there is plenty more to do only a stone's throw from Noosa. There are many beautiful towns and villages dotted around the region that have open-air markets, art galleries, potteries, wineries and family accommodating pubs. Or you can take a boat to World Heritage Listed Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island, or go whale watching in season.
At Noosa you can spend your holiday living in a tent or caravan, or book into one of the many classic resort hotels. Noosa accommodates everyone and anyone.
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