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Pack a picnic with delicious local goodies and discover picturesque waterfalls and scenic lookouts from Mapleton, Maleny and Montville, through to the Glass House Mountains and Kenilworth.

As one of Australia’s favourite national parks, Noosa National Park is extremely important for nature conservation and is home to several rare and threatened species. The park is loved by locals and tourists alike.

One of the few beaches along Australia’s coastline that faces north. This beach is the best option for families or those who are not confident in the surf, as it has gentle waves and is patrolled by surf lifesavers!

The Noosa Farmers Markets are on every Sunday at The Noosa Australian Football Club on Weyba Road, Noosaville between 7am and 12pm where you will find some of the finest and freshest produce in the region.

Noosa Civic Centre serves Noosa and surrounding areas and is ideally positioned in the regions central business district, less than 10 minutes from Noosa’s famous Hastings street, and just 16 minutes East of the M1.

The style of Hastings Street is laid-back but invigorated, mixing the relaxed pace of beach living with a buzz created by the constant flow of visitors to Noosa from all over Australia and the world.

Gympie Terrace features beautiful green spaces between it and the river where you can picnic or just chill with the family and at the end of the day watch the beautiful sunsets to the west over the Noosa hinterland.

Enjoy a day or evening cruise on the beautiful Noosa River in style and comfort. Take in the views of Noosa North Shore, the river mouth and cruise through the canals of Noosa Sound.

The Eumundi Markets are one of the most iconic markets in Australia. Open every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and located in the historic town of Eumundi and within easy driving distance of Noosa.

Located at the southern end of the Sunshine Coast, Australia Zoo is a team of passionate conservationists working around-the-clock to deliver an animal experience like no other.