Cuisine: International
Price: $30-$40 Entree & Main
Address: Shop 15, Aquarius Resort, 140 Alexandra Parade Alexandra Headland QLD 4572
Located in the Aquarius Resort opposite Alex Beach, Aquatic Grill provides excellent quality dining in relaxed surrounds. Offering a la carte dining with it's focus on Premium Australian Steak & Seafood, there really is something for everyone and generous serving sizes that won't leave you feeling hungry. Try the Darling Downs Wagyu Rump 250grams, seeded mustard mash, green beans, roasted field mushrooms, jus; Chargrilled Mooloolaba Leader Prawns, salt flakes, lemon, verjuice, rice pilaf.
Located to the North of the township of Caloundra, Dickey Beach is a popular beach with locals and tourist alike. It is the only recreational beach in the world to be named after a ship wreck; (S.S. Dickey). The remains of which can still be explored on the beach today.
Established in 1979, The Eumundi Market is one of the Sunshine Coasts leading tourist attractions; held every Saturday and Wednesday of the year come rain, hail or shine, this otherwise sleepy hinterland town springs to life in the early hours of the morning, transforming into a vibrant mecca for shoppers looking for something different.
The remarkable Glass House Mountains are a series of steep-sided volcanic plugs which dominate the landscape of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Craggy volcanic peaks tower above pine plantations, eucalypt forests and open fields. Walking tracks ranging from easy to challenging, lead to peaks and lookouts offering panoramic views.
Address: Hastings St Noosa Heads QLD
Less than a minutes walk from Noosa Beach, Hastings Street is the Sunshine Coast’s most renowned street. Relax in one of the many restaurants or open air cafes. From sophisticated to casual, Hastings Street will suit all tastes and budgets. The people are friendly and easy going, reflecting a village lifestyle. And if shopping’s your thing, the myriad fashion boutiques have a choice of quality attire that are among Australia's finest.
Cuisine: Steak/Seafood
Price: $40-$55 Entree & Main
Address: 247 Gympie Tce Noosaville QLD
Overlooking the breathtaking Noosa River, Maisie's Seafood & Steakhouse is a locally famed restaurant with a loyal following since it was built in 1920 & has a rich Australian history. Maisie's has received the Tourism Noosa Award for Excellence - Best Steak Restaurant in the Sunshine Coast for the past 3 years & once you dine on their tender steaks you can see why! Sit outside, unwind & enjoy the fresh breeze while dining on succulent seafood obtained directly from the local trawlers.
The most visited national park in Queensland. You can swim, surf and hike here all year round. There are miles of kept trails along the coast and through the bush. Stop off at one of the many sandy and secluded beaches or keep walking until you get to Alexandria Bay.
Cuisine: Irish
Price: Under $30 Entree & Main
Address: Cnr 1 Venning St & The Esplanade Mooloolaba QLD
The best Craic on the Sunshine Coast (and they are not talking about someone's behind). This is what you will find at O'Malley's Irish Pub in Mooloolaba. Craic (Irish for good times), is what you will have dining on the fantastic Irish fare. From traditional belly warming Irish treats like stew, coddled sausages and Guiness pie to the finest of steaks & salads, O'Malley's caters to all tastes. So come in, charge your glass and enjoy the finest flavours of Ireland and the best service in town.
Cuisine: Modern Australian
Price: $30-$40 Entree & Main
Address: 38 Pelican Water Blvd Caloundra QLD 4551
The Pelican Waters Tavern restaurant, Pier 38, is conveniently located next to the shopping centre and overlooking the water. After a hard day of retail therapy, why not relax on the deck of the Tavern with an ice cold drink and a meal from the modern menu. The options available are sure to spoil you for choice. With a child-friendly environment and live music this is a great venue for a family get together.
Point Cartwright is but one of the many spectacular surf breaks along the sunshine coast. Drive to the pocket at Kawana and walk down the trail. Or drive to la balsa park and walk to the rock wall. Park up the top of Kawana. When you walk down, you'll see a nice right. This is platforms. Keep walking until you see the rock wall and jump off the rocks.
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