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Noosa Highlights

This collection highlights the diverse coastal and riverine landscapes of Noosa. It features the north-facing sands of Main Beach, the dramatic sandstone cliffs of Hell's Gates, and the calm waters of Lake Cootharaba. The list spans from the urban parks of Noosaville to the 19th-century timber milling history at Mill Point and the elevated vistas of Laguna Lookout. These locations provide access to the Noosa National Park coastal track, connecting several key surf breaks and natural rock formations.

Noosa Highlights — Harita

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A

Noosa Main Beach

North-facing beach with calm conditions, patrolled year-round and located adjacent to Hastings Street.

Максим Королев / CC-BY-SA

B

Boiling Pot

Coastal rock formation where surging waves create a bubbling effect resembling a boiling pot.

Максим Королев / CC-BY-SA

C

Little Cove

Sheltered beach located between the Noosa Main Beach boardwalk and the National Park entrance.

D

Laguna Lookout

Elevated viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Noosa River, the hinterland, and the Glass House Mountains.

E

Hell's Gates

Steep sandstone cliffs overlooking a deep cove at the easternmost point of the Noosa National Park coastal track.

F

Dolphin Point

Rocky headland on the coastal walk frequently used for spotting dolphins and migrating whales.

G

Tea Tree Bay

Pandanus-lined bay with rock pools, located a short walk from the Noosa National Park entrance.

H

Granite Bay

Large bay with a pebble and sand shoreline, known for its long right-hand surf break.

I

Ed Webb Park

Grassy park at the northern end of Sunshine Beach featuring picnic tables and ocean views.

J

Wallace Park

Public space in Noosaville housing the Noosa Library, Noosa Regional Gallery, and historical buildings.

K

Tewantin Noosa Lions Park

Riverfront park in Noosaville with a children's playground and access to the Noosa River ferry.

L

Kinaba Information Centre

Visitor information hub and boardwalk located at the entrance to the Noosa Everglades, accessible by boat or foot.

M

Mill Point

Historical site of an 1860s timber mill and settlement on the shores of Lake Cootharaba.

N

First Point

Renowned longboard surfing break located at the western end of the Noosa National Park headland.

O

Devils Kitchen

Rugged coastal rock formation and deep sea cave located at the southern end of the National Park trail.

P

Mount Seawah lookout

Elevated viewpoint in the Cooloola Recreation Area overlooking the Teewah colored sands and the Pacific Ocean.