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The
Sunshine Coast
is a beautiful
coastal area that
starts just north
of Brisbane, Queensland.
Beaches, hinterland,
bush, forest and
villages merge
to form the Sunshine
Coast. An area
that stretches
from Caloundra
in the south to
Tin Can Bay in
the North. |
Please click on the
links below for full
details of these wonderful
places:
Alexandra Headland
Locally called 'Alex', is a small coastal community surrounded by Mooloolaba,
Buderim and Maroochydore. Alexandra Headland's main attraction is the beach,
headland and parks. The beach is patrolled and good for surfing. There is an
outdoor skate park on the beach.
Beerburrum
Beerburrum is located on the Glass House Mountains Road and a major pineapple growing area. The main attractions are the Queensland Reptiles and Fauna Park, Aboriginal Bora Ring, The Big Kart Track, Glass House Mountains National Park, State Forestry Lookouts, Matthew Flinders Park and the Wild Horse Lookout.
Beerwah
Beerwah
is
a
small
town
off
the
Bruce
Highway
on
the
Glass
House
Mountains
Tourist
Route.
Good
views
of
the
volcanic
peaks
and
home
to
Australia
Zoo.
Bli Bli
Bli
Bli
is
a
swampy
area
with
boardwalks
and
home
of
Bli
Bli
castle
with
its
drawbridge and moat, dungeon, and torture chamber. The cable water ski park
is a good place to wake board, knee board or water ski and next door
is a Barramundi fishing lake.
Boreen Point
Boreen
Point
is
a
small
village
overlooking
Lake
Cootharaba
with
sandy
beaches
and
pleasant
picnic
spots
and
the historic
Apollonian
Hotel.
A
good
sailing
spot
with
easy
beach
launching.
Buderim
Buderim
sits
on
a
mountain
plateau
with
ocean
views
and
is
about
15
minutes
inland
from
the
coast.
The
name
is
derived
from
Budderam,
an
Aboriginal
word
for
honey
suckle.
The
village
has
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