Noosa Times

Noosa Times

Noosa’s beaches: a different kind of day on every shore

From the coves of Noosa National Park to the broad sands of the North Shore, the surf at Sunshine Beach and the riverfront at Noosaville, Noosa offers far more than one beach experience. There is a...

Growing the Sunshine Coast without losing the reason people came

Population growth brings demand for homes, roads and services. For Noosa and the wider Sunshine Coast, the responsibility of government is to accommodate change while protecting the qualities that m...

Explore Noosa

When is the best time to visit Noosa?

Noosa is a genuine year-round destination, but visitors seeking the best combination of warm water, comfortable weather and mana...

What makes Noosa so interesting to locals and visitors?

Noosa's attractions are hardly secret. There is Main Beach, Hastings Street, the national park, Noosa River, Noosaville, Sunshi...

Boreen Point and Lake Cootharaba: a slower Noosa day beyond the famous strip

Noosa’s best-known places face the ocean and the river. Drive north to Boreen Point, however, and the region opens into a broad...

About Noosa

Visit the Coloured Sands from Noosa — one of Queensland’s great coastal adventures

Noosa is famous for beaches, restaurants, the Noosa River and its magnificent national park, but one of the region’s most memorable natural attractions lies a little further north. The Coloured San...

Noosa property: why a few kilometres can make an enormous difference to where people want to live

Noosa is one of Australia's most recognisable residential and holiday property markets. But there is no single Noosa property market. Noosa Heads, Little Cove, Noosaville, Sunshine Beach and surro...

A Sunday morning in Noosa — markets, breakfast and the river

EXPLORE NOOSA • LOCAL LIFE Noosa is famous for Hastings Street, Main Beach and the National Park, but there is another version of Noosa that visitors can easily miss. It appears early on Sunday mo...

Aged Care in Noosa: What Families Should Look For Before Choosing a Home

Noosa has earned a reputation as one of Australia's most desirable places to live. People are drawn by the climate, the beaches, the relaxed lifestyle and the strong sense of community. Increasingl...

Noosa Woods – discover the peaceful side of Hastings Street

Before the boutiques, cafés and beachfront restaurants of Hastings Street disappear behind you, another side of Noosa quietly emerges. At the western end of the famous street lies Noosa Woods – a peac...

Noosa Magazine

A weekend in Noosa: our picks for exploring

Noosa can be a beach holiday, a walking weekend, a river visit or an excuse to enjoy meals somewhere pleasant. The difficulty is not finding things to do. It is deciding what to leave out. Our pick...

Noosa for locals and visitors: rediscover the Noosa River

Noosa is famous for Hastings Street, Main Beach and the National Park, but one of the great pleasures of living in — or visiting — the region is that there is another Noosa running alongside them. ...

Where to Surf in Noosa: A Guide to Every Break

Few places in Australia offer such a variety of surf within such a short stretch of coastline. Whether you're standing on a board for the first time or chasing long, peeling point breaks, Noosa has a ...

Dining on Hastings Street: One of Australia's Great Beachside Food Destinations

There are few places in Australia where visitors can enjoy breakfast under the shade of pandanus trees, a leisurely lunch overlooking the beach and fine dining just steps from the ocean. Hastings Stre...

The Weekend in Noosa

Arrive Friday Afternoon. Head Home Sunday. There is something about Noosa that encourages visitors to slow down. You can spend two weeks here without running out of things to do, but one carefully ...