Activities in Sunshine Coast
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Fraser Island Adventure Tours
Has won several industry awards for its day tour to Eli Creek and Lake McKenzie and packs as much punch as a two-day tour.
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Merrick's Learn to Surf
With a string of fine breaks around an unspoilt national park, Noosa is a fine place to catch a wave. The best year-round break is probably Sunshine Corner, at the northern end of Sunshine Beach, though it has a brutal beach dump. The point breaks (First Point to Granite Bay) around the headland only perform during the summer, but when they do, expect wild conditions and good walls at Boiling Point and Tea Tree, on the northern coast of the headland.
Noosa Spit, on the far end of Hastings St, has gentle breaks that are heavenly for the novice - unlike at Sunshine Beach, riders are protected from open water so the rips tend to be less intense. It seems someone is always le…
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Noosa Surf Lessons
With a string of fine breaks around an unspoilt national park, Noosa is a fine place to catch a wave. The best year-round break is probably Sunshine Corner, at the northern end of Sunshine Beach, though it has a brutal beach dump. The point breaks (First Point to Granite Bay) around the headland only perform during the summer, but when they do, expect wild conditions and good walls at Boiling Point and Tea Tree, on the northern coast of the headland.
Noosa Spit, on the far end of Hastings St, has gentle breaks that are heavenly for the novice - unlike at Sunshine Beach, riders are protected from open water so the rips tend to be less intense. It seems someone is always l…
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Wavesense
With a string of fine breaks around an unspoilt national park, Noosa is a fine place to catch a wave. The best year-round break is probably Sunshine Corner, at the northern end of Sunshine Beach, though it has a brutal beach dump. The point breaks (First Point to Granite Bay) around the headland only perform during the summer, but when they do, expect wild conditions and good walls at Boiling Point and Tea Tree, on the northern coast of the headland.
Noosa Spit, on the far end of Hastings St, has gentle breaks that are heavenly for the novice - unlike at Sunshine Beach, riders are protected from open water so the rips tend to be less intense. It seems someone is always l…
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Ocean & River Kayak Tours
The Noosa River is excellent for canoeing, and it's possible to follow it up through Lakes Cooroibah and Cootharaba, and through the Cooloola Section of Great Sandy National Park to just south of Rainbow Beach Rd. Ocean & River Kayak Tours (in a parking lot behind Hastings St) offers two-hour sea kayaking tours that stop for snorkelling in Laguna Bay - if you're lucky you'll see turtles and dolphins.
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Fraser Island Excursions
Offers trips from Noosa to Fraser Island, including the major Fraser Island highlights such as Lake MacKenzie and Seventy Five Mile Beach. Small day tours take place in comfortable 4WD minibuses - much preferred to the giant 40-seaters some companies use. Tours include a gourmet lunch and get a good reception from readers.
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Scuba World
Scuba World which is next to Underwater World arranges coral dives off the coast and a popular wreck dive of the sunken ex-HMAS Brisbane ($150 for a half-day trip including two dives).
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Noosa Everglades BBQ Lunch Cruise
7 hours (Departs Noosa, Australia)
by Viator
Escape to Noosa River, enjoy a cruise along the everglades, swim in the pristine waters, explore the region with a guided boardwalk and end your full-day tour w…
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Australia Zoo 1-Day or 2-Day Admission Ticket
Flexible (Departs Sunshine Coast, Australia)
by Viator
G'day and welcome to Australia Zoo, home of The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin! Just one hour north of Brisbane, Australia Zoo offers a full day of wildlife adve…
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Aussie Sea Kayak Company
The Aussie Sea Kayak Company is a highly reputable company that can also arrange multiday missions to North Stradbroke, Fraser and Moreton Islands.
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Peterpan Adventure Travel
For the hard-core paddler, Peterpan Adventure Travel offers three-day canoe tours into the national park, including tents and equipment.
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Noosa River and Everglades Afternoon Tea Cruise
4 hours 30 minutes (Departs Noosa, Australia)
by Viator
Enjoy cruising on Lake Cooribah and Lake Cootharaba. Photograph the reflections of the Noosa Everglades, or have a swim in the dark tanin waters. Appreciate the…
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Noosa Longboards
If you want to hire equipment, Noosa Longboards has boards for $35/50 per half/full day. You can also grab a boogie board here ($15/20).
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Scooter Style
Noosa is ideal for scootering around, and the bad-arse bikes available from Scooter Style are in excellent nick.
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Robbie Sherwell’s XL Surfing Academy
For the inexperienced, Robbie Sherwell’s XL Surfing Academy runs popular introductory lessons.
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Noosa Ocean Kayak Tours
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Noosa Kite Surfing
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Noosa Ferry
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Go Ride A Wave
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Harbour River Canal Cruise
Several outfits offer cruises along the Mooloolah River, departing from the Wharf in Mooloolaba. Check out the glitterati's canal houses with a Harbour River Canal Cruise .
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Coastal Cruises Mooloolaba
Several outfits offer cruises along the Mooloolah River, departing from the Wharf in Mooloolaba. Take a two-hour ecotour into the Mooloolah River National Park on Coastal Cruises Mooloolaba.
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Aussie Sea Kayak Company
For the more adventurous, Aussie Sea Kayak Company offers sea-kayaking trips including multiday trips to North Stradbroke, Fraser and Moreton Islands.
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Scuba World
Scuba World arranges shark dives at Underwater World, coral dives off the coast and a wreck dive of a sunken warship, the ex-HMAS Brisbane. Sunk in July 2005, the wreck and its artificial reef are amazingly popular with divers. Beginners can also do a Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) course.
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