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Surf Peregian Now obviously I am no surfing expert, unlike most of the blokes we hang out with, but still had to mention Peregian Beach ...

Wednesday Walkies - Noosa National Park It would be remiss of me to not include this famous walk featured on our beautiful Sunshine Coast...

Surfari Saturday - Moffat Beach Interesting waves but check out this surf spot on Surfspot ha! Their site is a font of knowledge....  Hea...

Surf Spot Double Island Point This one is off the beaten track (about 2 hours at the top of our region), but if you like 4WD day trips, ca...

For those who love exploring the region on foot, this is a lovely walk to the lighthouse at Point Cartwright... Park at La Balsa park (may...

 There are a number of possible explanations for Maroochydore. All are based around the black swans which can be seen in the area. Some i...

The following information and images have been directly copied from the Alexandra Headland Community Association . Click on the name to take...

 Astute Alexandra Headland Coolum - Did You Know? The name is derived from the local Undumbi word gulum or guloom , meaning "bl...

Marcoola, a coastal suburb in Maroochy Shire, is 100 km north of Brisbane. It is positioned between Mudjimba and Mount Coolum, and include...

Mudjimba, a coastal urban area between Coolum Beach and Maroochydore is 100 km north of central Brisbane. It was named after Mudjimba Islan...

Peregian Beach is a slender beachside township on the Sunshine Coast, 110 km north of central Brisbane and 10 km south of Noosa Heads.  P...

Noosa Heads and the adjacent Noosaville are 120 km north of central Brisbane, on the south shore of Laguna Bay and the mouth of the Noosa ...

 The area south of Noosa Headlands was formerly known as Golden Beach but was rarely visited before the 1920s. In 1928, Thomas Marcus Burke...

* A general store was opened in 1910.  * The Caloundra area wasn't settled by Europeans until 1862. The first permanent settler was...

* The earliest inhabitants, the local Aborigines, were camping on Inskip Point, which they called Carah, up to 10,000 years ago. * On 18 ...