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Welcome to Noosa
Welcome to the Noosa region, with sun-drenched beaches, stunning national parks and hinterland, a cosmopolitan lifestyle and climate that invites year-round swimming. From Coolum Beach to Noosa Heads, the river that winds through Noosaville and Tewantin, hinterland towns including Eumundi and Cooroy, and along the pristine Noosa North Shore to Cooloola, the region offers endless outdoor adventure, a delicious food and dining scene, a creative community and a lively calendar of events which all add up to an unforgettable holiday escape.
Natural - Noosa’s natural beauty and unique approach to sustainable living earned it the title of Queensland’s first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Bordered by sea, river, rainforest, pristine lakes national parks and World Heritagelisted wonders, the region continues to draw visitors looking for a relaxed but sophisticated ambience where they can immerse themselves in the natural surrounds.
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Sophisticated - While Noosa’s low-rise approach and relaxed lifestyle make it the perfect place to unwind, there’s always plenty of activity. In fact, there’s a lot more to Noosa – a vibrant, cultural landscape takes in a sophisticated dining scene with an array of cafés, bars and restaurants; colourful boutiques; a thriving arts and entertainment scene; live music to suit most tastes; festive community markets; and events that attract some of the best from around Australia and the world who come to Noosa to present, perform, cook and compete.
Diverse - Popular with families looking for holiday fun and couples seeking a romantic retreat, Noosa is the perfect place to get away from it all. There’s a bed for any budget – with 5-star luxury, country B&Bs, selfcontained convenience, house boats, backpacker hostels and waterfront camping grounds.
Beach safety - Enjoy Noosa’s beautiful beaches safely – swim between the flags on patrolled beaches and follow the instructions and advice of the surf lifesavers on duty. Red and yellow flags are used to indicate the safest patrolled swimming area.
Sun safety - Take care when you head out into the sun – cover up and protect yourself against harmful UV rays. If you find yourself without sunscreen on the beach ask the lifesavers for some of their ready supply.
Climate - Noosa is famous for its mild climate. It has an average annual temperature of 25 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit). Water temperature ranges from 19 degrees in winter to 25 degrees in summer.
Holiday seasons - Our holiday periods are based around seasons, climate and school holidays. Prices and availability fluctuate accordingly. Low season: April-September (may exclude school holidays) Shoulder season: October-December and February-March High season or holiday season: December-January and March-April
