Itinerary for Noosa, QLD
Surfing
Noosa is known for perfect surfing conditions! Noosa Heads, made up out of a trio of small coves that run along the north side of the headlands, is where the surf is all about. Although it's always crowded, Noosa's beaches are absolutely beautiful, have right point breaks and works in the summer.
Don't have your own surfboard? No worries! You can rent a surfboard or SUP from on the main beach, just next to the sidewalk.
Try one of Noosa's beaches for your surf:
Hikes
Noosa National Park stretches all the way from Sunshine Beach to Noosa Heads and has incredible views that you don't want to miss out on. The walk goes along the sea and takes you up to the lookout points of Hell's Gate, Dolphin Point, Boiling Pot and Devil's Kitchen.
Do a small loop up to Hell's Gate (5 km) or walk all the way from Noosa to Sunshine Beach (12 km). Check all the hikes from Noosa or Sunshine beach here:
Please note: be on time if you are counting a carpark in Noosa National Park Carpark. A lot of surfers park here early in the morning, and by 7 am you might already be to late to find a spot on the weekend.
Fairy Pools
Look-outs along the coastal walk:
Noosa's best kept secret:
Try out the frozen yogurt from Frenzy Ice Cream Van! They have the best frozen yogurt made out of fresh fruits, where you get to pick your own combinations of rich flavours!
They've been around for 40+ years and after tasting it, you know why!
Camping Noosa
Do you have a 4WD and are into camping on the beach? Waking up with the sound of the waves right next to you? Only a short drive away from the magical Rainbow Beach? Check out this guide on camping on Noosa North Shore!:
Check the weather for Noosa today:
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