Noosa National Park features the spectacular coastal scenery of Noosa Headland, and nearby areas around Lake Weyba, Peregian and Coolum. …
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Aug 27, 2024
Excellent location. Very beautiful part of Australia. Cannot believe the Australian ocean. Even saw dolphins playing in the waves amongst the surfers. Full review by Simon R
Jun 16, 2024
Beautiful hiking, amazing views, full of wildlife. A nice mix between forests, coastal cliff walks, beaches, and hill tops. Lots of wildlife to see despite being quite busy. Some parts were hilly an… Full review by Alanna Z
Mar 7, 2024
Noosa National Park is a spectacular natural reserve located on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia. It's renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, diverse wildlife, and a range of recreatio… Full review by Venture18692081498
I walk with a walker ,l so love nature, birds, trees ,sunsets , could you please recommend lovely nature spots around Noosa that are accessible
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YOU can walk from Noosa, all the way to the National Park, but this first part is on a Boardwalk and is not completely smooth, has steepish parts to it. It can be used by walkers or …
YOU can walk from Noosa, all the way to the National Park, but this first part is on a Boardwalk and is not completely smooth, has steepish parts to it. It can be used by walkers or wheelchairs and prams. From the start of the National Park, there is a sealed Path for more than 1 km around the shoreline. That path has been created for wheelchair access, so has NO STEPS
Hi we have a three month old and are up for a walk in a baby carrier. How hard is the walk all the way to Hell's gate? Also how hard it it to get parking and is there any cafe nearby?
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The walk is fairly easy all the way to Hell's Gate but unfortunately, parking was a nightmare when we visited which was the week before school holidays started. You need to …
The walk is fairly easy all the way to Hell's Gate but unfortunately, parking was a nightmare when we visited which was the week before school holidays started. You need to get in really early to get a park! There is a cafe at the beginning of the walk as well as toilets. I'm not sure how good the cafe is as we only bought ice-creams after we completed the walk (with a 3 and 5 year old).
Is there a time limit for parking in the car park at noosa national park? Is the track kid friendly to the fairy pools? Or another place (ie. sunshine beach) to park at that is closer walking distance to the fairy pools?
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Hi Kayla, the trick is getting there early in the morning (sunrise is best). Parking is easy the sky is beautiful and it's cooler for the walk. The track varies, but is mostly kid friendly, however …
Hi Kayla, the trick is getting there early in the morning (sunrise is best). Parking is easy the sky is beautiful and it's cooler for the walk. The track varies, but is mostly kid friendly, however to the fairy pools it is not the main track and it is quite treacherous, so I wouldn't recommend for kids. Definitely better off parking at Noosa by the way.
Does anybody know about Noosa National park opening hours? or it can be accessed at anytime? TKS!
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National Parks are open 24 / 7 there were no gates at the entrance - it is free to go in and you can visit anytime - parking is at a premium so very early am and late pm and when …
National Parks are open 24 / 7 there were no gates at the entrance - it is free to go in and you can visit anytime - parking is at a premium so very early am and late pm and when there is no surf (popular surfing spots at the entrance and at one of the beaches) might be better
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What is a declared Fish Habitat Area (FHA)?
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Declared FHAs are areas of high value fish habitat that are protected from physical disturbance associated with coastal development and declared under Queensland's Fisheries …
Declared FHAs are areas of high value fish habitat that are protected from physical disturbance associated with coastal development and declared under Queensland's Fisheries Act 1994. They are a...
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