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The Sunshine Coast, just an hour's drive north of Brisbane, is one of Australia's premier holiday destinations and home of the Sunshine Coast Tourist Attractions Australia Zoo, Under Water World, Aussie World, Big Kart Track, Forest Glen Sanctuary and the Superbee Honey Factory to name a few. The Sunshine Coast is one of the most laid-back, friendly places you will find, and access to the Coast is a breeze.
The Sunshine Coast is famous for it's theme parks, pristine golden beaches, subtropical lush rainforests and hinterland including the famous, Glass House Mountains and the largest sand island in the world, Frazer Island. The Sunshine Coast boasts 65 Kilometres of uninterrupted coastline. Why not take a day trip or stay a few nights visiting Frazer Island. Fraser Island is one of the world's last remaining subtropical rainforests and the largest sand island in the world. Sand is the main feature of this World Heritage listed island. Spanning 124 km and embracing 163,000 hectares, the island has developed over millions of years from the sands washed down to the sea from the east coast of Australia. Whilst you are there, check out the breathtaking Coloured Sands.
Follow the roads inland from the sand and surf and a magical world unfolds. Sunshine Coast is home to around 20 lush National Parks and Bush walks. Cooloola is the largest national park on the Coast and offers an impressive and unusual array of flora and fauna. Wander thorough the quiet little hinterland villages including Blackall Ranges, Montville and Eumundi. Old pubs serve excellent counter lunches on open verandas that overlook green valleys. Painters, potters and other artisans are drawn here by the tranquillity, the easy pace and the natural beauty.
A modern transport network links the hinterland and coastal areas with fantastic modern shopping centres including Sunshine Plaza with over 210 specialty shops or browse for hours at one of the busling markets, accommodation ranging from caravan/camping grounds to luxury resorts, five star hotels and cosy B&Bs, dining and nightlife. And a rail service and motorway connects the Sunshine Coast with Queensland 's capital city, Brisbane.
Fresh seafood and contemporary Australian cuisine are the Sunshine Coast specialties with over restaurants ranging from Seafood, Italian, Mexican and Thai we have something to satisfy every taste. Sunshine Coast is also home to some if Australia 's best restaurants. Whether you choose dining out, nightclub,hitting the local theatre scene or a canal cruise, the nightlife on the Sunshine Coast should not be missed.
Noosa and Noosa National Park are legendary in Australia. The protected cove beach virtually guarantees perfect surf year round and the stroll around the headland through the National Park rewards you with spectacular seascapes. Hastings Street, the hub of Noosa, is a mecca for designer label shoppers and discerning diners.
The Sunshine Coast has something to offer every age group and every budget. Its natural beauty is still largely unspoilt so you can have all the benefits of a comfortable holiday while enjoying all of nature's most beautiful gifts. Whatever you do, enjoy the natural wonders and exciting attractions of the Sunshine Coast.
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Famous for its casual, laid-back style, perfect weather and exciting, culturally diverse arts and music scene, Brisbane has a sophisticated flair that will more than surprise. In Brisbane, you'll enjoy the very best in food, wine, entertainment and shopping. Escape to the lush country hinterland beyond the city or spend a day sailing, fishing and diving the pristine waters of Moreton Bay.
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Combine the best beaches in the world with great cities with dining shopping and nightlife nestled beside the Pacific, add rainforest escapes and you've got the Gold Coast.
Surfing beaches such as Burleigh Heads, Palm Beach, Mermaid Beach and Surfers Paradise offer soft golden sand, rolling waves, azure Pacific waters and the opportunity to soak up the seemingly endless sunshine.
Follow the road inland from the Gold Coast's beaches and a magical world unfolds. A world of tropical rainforests, mountain villages, and other hidden treasures that are all part of the Gold Coast Hinterland - the green behind the gold.
Much of the hinterland area is designated National Park, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of the area first hand on one of the park's many walking tracks. Browse through the various museums, art galleries and craft shops, and take time to dine in one of the many restaurants and cosy tea houses.
For further information about the Sunshine Coast or the region, visit the following tourism sites.
