Cruising on the Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast is the coastline from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach, along with the lush countryside of the hinterland, the beauty of the Sunshine Coast is captivating. The coastal towns of the Sunshine Coast have stretches of pristine beaches and sparkling water. Experience the natural beauty of this region from the secluded coves of Noosa Heads to the coloured cliffs of Rainbow Beach. You'll find the coastal beaches appealing and varied with unlimited options for fun and relaxation.
The Sunshine Coast has gentle waves to serious surf, and the coastal towns are perfect for both romantic getaways and family holidays. If you prefer a holiday nestled amongst the hills and beautiful Glasshouse Mountains, then wander through the hinterland where you can browse among local delicacies at markets and fresh food stalls. The sunshine coast has so much to offer, a place that's needs to be explored all over to get the true experience.
Explore the best in food in Noosa, and laze along some of the breathtaking beaches, or why not take in a sun set at the Reef hotel, located at to top of Noosa hill. Close by and a reel must is the Eumundi Market, which has the best in local produce and all types of hand made Items.
Drive on the Bruce Highway, which sweeps north from Brisbane past the Glass House Mountains and through the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast. This rich, subtropical country has so much to offer. West of the Bruce Highway, the Blackall Range beckons. Montville, Maleny and the other villages that perch on or behind, they have restaurants, wineries, alternative-style eateries and produce stores, art galleries, boutiques and curiosity shops catering for tastes.
Drive along the Mary River north from its headwaters towards Gympie and you'll find all of the magnificent state forests and townships. North from Brisbane you can follow the Wine Trail and Gallery Trail. You'll be able to enjoy outdoor sports and alfresco dining anytime you time visit.
Fraser Island just north of the Sunshine Coast, is the world's largest sand island, over 70 miles long and average 10 miles wide. Apart from a surf beach that stretches for about 50 miles, there are rainforests waiting to be explored, crystal clear freshwater lakes and wild life. Whale watching gets you close to the big humpbacks during the migration seasons.