Relive the spirit of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin at Australia Zoo or dance to the latest Aussie music at Big Pineapple; nature still reigns supreme here. Connect with your inner adventurer on a hike through its breathtaking hinterland of volcanic plugs and amazing panoramas!

Buderim Forest Park provides an engaging rainforest walk. Or discover marine life at Queensland’s largest aquarium, SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast.

1. Eumundi Markets

Eumundi Markets are an essential stop on any visit to the Sunshine Coast, featuring an eclectic blend of artists and performers from local communities. Spend your morning sampling ethnic cuisine, perusing handmade souvenir stalls or perusing ethnic clothing racks before sitting back to watch entertainment acts or treat yourself to massages, palm readings or indulgent gourmet brews during afternoon.

Since 1979, The Original Eumundi Market has evolved from its modest beginnings of three stalls into one of Australia’s premier art and craft markets. Renowned for promoting locally made goods, their popularity has now reached over 1.6 million visitors each year from both Queensland and overseas!

2. Lake Currimundi

Lake Currimundi provides the ideal setting for relaxing in this coastal town, offering beautiful scenery and soothing sounds that can instantly alleviate stress levels.

Start from the western end of Currimundi Lake and follow the Currimundi Lake Canoe Trail for an enjoyable and safe paddle through urban and bushland areas dotted with paperbarks and she-oaks before enjoying some beachfront bar terrace time or dining on freshly caught seafood at one of many nearby restaurants.

Eumundi Markets offer unique, eclectic seaside villages. Experience gallery hopping or shop local art at these markets to get the experience of oceanside village living!

Experience indigenous culture aboard a Kabi Kabi vessel at Mooloolaba or recreate Noosa’s Kabi Kabi traditional sail with Saltwater Eco Tours, or breathe deep of fresh air with an oceanic walk along Noosa National Park coastline, and find your own secluded beach for ocean swimming!

3. Noosa Marina

Noosa Marina offers an idyllic waterfront destination and serves as the departure point for dolphin watching cruises and island tours. Additionally, Noosa Stylz Harbourside Hats Birkis Footwear The White House are among the many boutique shops to find bargains aplenty; and wellness offerings such as Downward Dog Hot Yoga NuYou Day Spa The Collection enhance its charm further.

The Sunshine Coast’s beach and national park settings help ease away some of the strains of modern life. Take your pick of 17 golf courses on offer here or explore its hinterland towns; spend an afternoon gallery-hopping or lazing on an isolated beach; experience Australia Zoo for close up wildlife encounters or swim with whales off Mooloolaba during season!

Lucio’s Waterfront Restaurant offers fine dining in Noosa’s tranquil canal inlet setting. Owned and run by people of Italian heritage, it serves tantalising modern cuisine in an informal yet refined setting – such as its crowd-pleasing dishes like Kingfish Ceviche with Coconut Chilli Kaffir Lime Seasoning or Mee Goreng Spiced Fire Cracker Chicken Meals!

4. Glass House Mountains

Venture on an exploratory adventure at the Glass House Mountains, where geology meets mythology and nature collides with Aboriginal legends. This mesmerizing landscape will seduce all five senses and hold national significance for traditional Aboriginal owners.

The Glass House Mountains are an incredible series of volcanic peaks located an hour north of Brisbane. This captivating national park consists of walking tracks and state forest with breathtaking vistas; whether hiking, mountain biking or camping you will quickly understand why this place has earned itself a spot on the National Heritage Register.

This picturesque region provides an idyllic escape, where one can sit back with a cup of coffee while taking in breathtaking scenery. Or simply head out on one of the many picturesque bars or restaurants for cocktails in the sun; you won’t regret it!