Región de Sunshine Coast

Principales atracciones de Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast Essentials

The Sunshine Coast features a diverse landscape ranging from the heritage-listed volcanic peaks of the Glass House Mountains to the sub-tropical rainforests of Kondalilla National Park. Australia Zoo, a 700-acre facility founded by the Irwin family, offers extensive wildlife encounters, while Sea Life Sunshine Coast provides insight into marine ecosystems. Cultural landmarks include the Eumundi Markets, known for local artisan crafts, and the Big Pineapple, an iconic 16-metre-tall structure. Coastal highlights include the active surf breaks at Coolum Beach and the 1978 Point Cartwright Lighthouse.

Sunshine Coast Essentials — Mapa

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Australia Zoo

Australia Zoo is a 700-acre zoo in the Australian state of Queensland on the Sunshine Coast near Beerwah/Glass House Mountains.

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Glass House Mountains National Park

Glass House Mountains National Park is a heritage-listed national park at Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland,…

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Eumundi Markets

Established in 1979, these bi-weekly markets feature over 600 stalls selling locally made crafts, furniture, and food.

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Mooloolaba Beach

A north-facing beach protected from southerly winds, featuring a patrolled swimming area and a beachfront esplanade.

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Sea Life

Sea Life Sunshine Coast at Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia is a marine mammal park, oceanarium and wildlife sanctuary.

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Big Pineapple

A heritage-listed tourist attraction opened in 1971, featuring a 16-metre-tall fiberglass pineapple and a plantation train.

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Kondalilla Falls

Located in the Blackall Range, this 90-metre waterfall drops into a rainforest valley within Kondalilla National Park.

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Aussie World

A family-oriented theme park featuring over 30 rides and attractions, including the historic Ettamogah Pub.

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Point Cartwright Lighthouse

An active pentagonal concrete lighthouse built in 1978, situated on a high bluff at the mouth of the Mooloolah River.

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Coolum Beach

A coastal town known for its open surf beach and proximity to Mount Coolum, a 208-metre high laccolith.