The Sunshine
Coast is an extensive area with
many eco systems. The marine
environment includes beaches,
headlands, estuaries and ocean.
The Sunshine Coast hinterland ranges from agricultural
land to remnants of tropical
rainforest.
The Sunshine Coast
has ocean and waterways with
mountains and ranges rising
above the floodplains. The diversity
of ecosystems creates a very
beautiful area. This beauty
attracts around 3 million visitors
a year and increasing numbers
of people choosing to reside
on the Sunshine Coast. The Sunshine
Coast is made up of three shires
Caloundra City, Maroochy Shire,
and Noosa Shire. The main towns
are Caloundra, Maroochydore,
Nambour and Noosa.
The Sunshine Coast has beautiful
beaches and a diverse main environment
with coral reefs and sponge gardens.
These habitats are ideal for
fisheries. The Sunshine Coast
has one of the highest levels
of biodiversity in Australia.
Read more about Sunshine Coast
natural areas.
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