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Sunshine Coast

Queensland

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SAY HELLO TO THE SUNSHINE COAST

The Sunshine Coast is an urban area in South East Queensland, north of Brisbane, on the Pacific Ocean coastline. Although it does not have a central business district, by population, it ranks as the 10th largest metropolis in Australia and the third largest in Queensland. Its most-known cities are Noosa and Maroochydore.

The name Noosa comes from the aboriginal word “noothera”, which means “shade”. Here, the bushland behind the coast becomes a refreshing shelter from the heat. Noosa is a paradise for surfers that offers spectacular coastal walks, good food and relaxed vibes.

Removed from the touristic masses, sitting on the edge of the Coral Sea, Maroochydore has both the charm of a small seaside city and the dynamism of a young city.

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Must-do in Sunshine Coast

  • Listed as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, the best way to discover the region’s beauty is by heading to Noosa National Park, where you will find exotic bird species, koalas, whales and dolphins in their natural habitat.
  • Removed from the touristic masses, sitting on the edge of the Coral Sea, Maroochydore has both the charm of a small seaside city and the dynamism of a young city.
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The weather in Sunshine Coast

Summers are generally hot, but slightly cooler than in other regions at the same latitude. Winter retains warm days, but cooler nights, causing it to fall into the subtropical fold. 

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ABOUT THE STATE:

Queensland

THE SUNSHINE STATE

Queensland, Australia’s second largest state, is known as the ‘Sunshine State’: located in the tropics, it enjoys great weather all year round.

There is also plenty to do in Queensland: sunbathing on the beaches of the Gold Coast, snorkelling among the natural wonders of the Great Barrier Reef,

touring Fraser Island in a 4×4, explore the Daintree Rainforest with an Aboriginal guide, cruise the Whitsunday Islands, enjoy the tranquillity of a resort in Noosa or see the koala colonies on Magnetic Island.

Whatever you decide to do in Queensland, you’re in for a real adventure.

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