Australia, Queensland, Sunshine Coast Resorts

Welcome to the naturally refreshing Sunshine Coast, where you will experience a laid-back lifestyle centred around pristine beaches, freshwater rivers and lakes, subtropical forests and warm sunshine. From the naturally stylish Noosa, to the family fun of Coolum, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba and Caloundra, to the cool and creative hinterland villages of Maleny, Montville and Mapleton. Any destination you choose for your Sunshine Coast holiday will fill your body, mind and soul with an enduring sense of warmth.

Your fun-meter will skyrocket when you visit the Sunshine Coast’s amusement and theme parks, like Aussie World, UnderWater World and internationally-renowned Australia Zoo. The kids will happily play all day at Top Shots in Maroochydore, get lost in Bellingham Maze and they’ll love the Ginger Factory. The Big Kart Track is a must, the largest of its kind in Australia, and there are plenty of thrills and spills to be had at GoWake Cable Park. Nearby is Sunshine Castle at Bli Bli, one of the more unusual attractions on the Sunshine Coast, complete with its own dungeon and torture chamber! The beaches are, quite simply, some of the best in the world. They are rimmed with wide stretches of clean, white sand, with a choice of surf or calm bays sparkling with warm water, and most are patrolled by surf lifesavers. Sunshine Coast beaches are rarely crowded with space for everyone to stretch out on the sand, play beach sports, swim, body surf, or jump on a board and ride a wave all the way in to shore. Our beaches are equipped with excellent recreational facilities like beachfront parklands, children’s playgrounds, undercover barbecue and picnic areas, toilets and showers and plenty of parking just a few steps from the sand. All set to enjoy the ultimate, hassle-free beach getaway. You’ll be surrounded by wildlife wherever you go on the Sunshine Coast. Sea turtles, reef fish, dolphins and whales populate the waters at various times of the year, and our rainforests and bushland areas are home to a multitude of colourful birdlife, koalas, possums, goannas and kangaroos. For a fresh look at our nature and wildlife, kayak through Noosa’s Everglades, take a cruise down Pumicestone Passage, which is known to host dugongs, spend a couple of days hiking the Sunshine Coast Hinterland Great Walk, or explore the bush trails and lookouts dotted around the Glass House Mountains area. Or go for an all-out nature thrill and visit World Heritage listed Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world.