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Listed below is a selection of backpacker accommodation available on the Sunshine Coast, just click on the links to check rates, availability and to book.

Cotton Tree Beach House Maroochydore is a family owned and operated clean, comfortable, safe and friendly historic Queenslander hostel set in a tropical garden overlooking Mount Coolum where the river meets the ocean.
Maroochydore YHA Backpackers is set in an amazing tropical surroundings. This activity based hostel with lots going on has a truly vibrant atmosphere.
Dolphins Beach House at Sunshine Beach is known as the best budget accommodation option in Noosa and located only 5 minutes from Noosa's town centre and 200 metres from beautiful Sunshine Beach.
Nautilus Noosa is a quality, affordable 3 ½ star resort offering spacious accommodation to the budget conscious traveler. The resort, situated in Noosa Parade, is ideally located between Hastings St and the Noosa River restaurant precinct at Gympie Terrace.
Sandy Court Holiday Units in Noosa have 10 spacious units. One unit has been setup for backpackers.It has 3 bedrooms with bunk beds(4,6,4). There are 2 fans in each bedroom. The units are 300m from the Noosa river,shops, cafes and restaurants.
Dingos Resort Rainbow Beach is in the heart of an aboriginal legend. Its facilities include 2 tropical swimming pools, air conditioned rooms, ensuite dorm/double rooms, regular BBQ nights and much more!
Frasers On Rainbow Beach is only 100 meters away from the beach, and most of our rooms have ocean views. It is a small relaxed place, where you can spend your days around the pool, or just lazing around.
 

The Sunshine Coast is about a 75 minute drive north of Brisbane airport. Tour buses depart daily for the region or you can hire a car and drive yourself. If you are in Brisbane contact one of the local tour operators for information about how to get yourself up the Coast.

As you head north towards the Coast take the time to detour off the highway and explore the hinterland. This gorgeous countryside is home to the magnificent Glass House Mountains which you can walk and climb through. The area is dotted with townships such as Maleny which are a delight to explore or you may also want to stop to visit Australia Zoo. Australia Zoo was made famous by its owner Steve Irwin (deceased) who was a passionate wild life warrior and Australia Zoo is one of Australia 's most famous attractions for very good reason.

When you hit the Coast it will be clear to you why this region is called the Sunshine Coast . With stretches of golden beaches from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach how could it be called anything else? The warm climate and the natural elements make this the perfect destination for anyone who enjoys the outdoors from surfers, to bushwalkers. The region is also home to calmer waters such as those at Caloundra's Golden Beach and further north at Noosa. These spots are perfect for all types of watercraft and fishing.

The Sunshine coast is a mix of sleepy seaside spots and cosmopolitan living. If you are looking for a faster pace head to Maroochydore or Noose for beachside restaurants, cafés and shopping while places like Caloundra and Coolum are quieter and more family orientated.

Accommodation will not be a problem here with a range of hostels and accommodation options to suit any budget. Your only decision is where to base yourself.

 
 
 

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