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Mooloolaba to Marcoola
One of Australia’s most vibrant and exciting beachfront destinations showcasing the laid back, café worshipping, water-loving way of life.
Mooloolaba to Marcoola is an ideal getaway destination, with easy access to surfing beaches, rippling bays, tranquil rivers and plenty of attractions. From the smiling hospitality staff, to the friendly lifeguards watching over your family at the beach - it’s a place where you will feel warmly welcomed.
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For the ultimate in beachfront shopping, dining and partying, Mooloolaba is the place to be. Classy fashion boutiques share the beachfront esplanade with healthy juice bars, outdoor restaurants, cool cafes and stylish clubs and bars. In the heart of the action is Mooloolaba Surf Club where you can have a cocktail at sunset and hit the dance floor after dark.
One of the area’s best-kept local secrets is Mooloolaba Spit, where you can have a relaxing swim in sheltered waters and watch the sun go down as the fishing trawlers come in with the fresh catch of the day. Head to Alexandra Headland, where the kids can hit the halfpipes and curves of the coolest skatepark on the coast before diving into the ocean for a swim. Or enjoy a game of family frisbee on the white sands of Maroochydore Beach.
If you prefer a quieter scene, try Marcoola, where on certain days you’ll be lucky to see another person on the beach - or the classy quietude of Twin Waters, with even more uncrowded coastline.
FUN FOR EVERYONE - From camping to resorts and apartments, Mooloolaba is the Sunshine Coast’s holiday centre. Here you’ll find one of the safest and most family-friendly surf beaches in Australia as well as an endless list of things to see and do!
Hop on a charter boat tour with Fish n Crab and hook the fish of your dreams. Take the kids on an exciting deep-sea adventure to UnderWater World SEA LiFE Mooloolaba.
When it comes to nightlife, catch a movie in Maroochydore or hit the bars, clubs and restaurants of Mooloolaba.
SECRET SPOTS - Lesser-known Buderim is where art lovers can stroll through quaint galleries, step back in time at Pioneer Cottage and nature lovers can delight at the birdlife and tranquillity of Buderim Forest Park and “Serenity Falls.”
Cotton Tree is another hidden gem. True to its name, this sun-kissed stretch of the Sunshine Coast is dotted with sprawling native cotton trees, their large round leaves and twisted branches providing welcome shade for holiday-makers and locals to enjoy a picnic by the calm waters of the Maroochy River.
