Loved for its river views, amazing sunset picnic spots, river activity, eateries and laidback attitude, Noosaville is a melting pot of holiday fun!
There's a great range of holiday accommodation, including family-friendly self-contained apartments; a wealth of water activities and watercraft to hire; open-air bars and restaurants; and great shopping - from fashion and homewares to surf gear and unique gifts.
The beautiful Noosa River weaves through Noosaville - the tree-lined, grassy river foreshore has endless spots for a riverside picnic or barbecue.
A popular spot for locals and visitors, Noosaville is ideal for families with safe swimming and a friendly atmosphere.
Sample the diverse cuisine served at cafes and eateries along the waterfront. Gympie Terrace
and Thomas Street are popular ‘eat streets’, with restaurants serving up tastes from around the world as well as contemporary Australian fare.
Indulge in a spot of shopping along Gympie Tce, Mary Street, Gibson Road or Thomas Street – pick up new beach or resort wear, call in at boutiques
selling creations by local designers, find something unique for the home, fill a picnic basket with delicious delicatessen treats or head to the surf
stores for your new summer gear.
Venture further into Noosaville's hidden gem, the Industrial Estate - just a few minutes from the river. You'll uncover bespoke furniture and design
shops, coffee roasters, an organic market, local designer fashion outlets, a local brewery and much more.
Noosaville is also home to major shopping centres with supermarkets, food courts, boutiques and discount stores.
Hire a jet ski, boat or kayak to explore the river; board the Noosa Ferry to travel between Noosa Marina and Hastings Street; relax on a sunset cruise
or catered day-time cruise.
Noosaville is a 5-minute drive from Noosa Heads, heading through Noosa Sound and along the Noosa River. Or if you're coming from the west, follow the river through Tewantin and along Hilton Tce and Gympie Tce.
Forty years ago on a Saturday morning, eight shoppers wandered around three market stalls in the country town of Eumundi, spending a total of $30. This Saturday morning, 23 March 2019, thousands of people from around Australia and the world will wander among more than 250 stalls as the Original Eumundi Markets celebrates four decades of continuous operation.
If you’re lucky enough to be staying in Noosa for a couple of weeks, you’ll definitely find time for a lot more than 10 things to do, but if it’s just a short stay or your first time here, you’ve got to start somewhere ….
Explore the wonderful world of bars, laneways, restaurants, coffee shops, fashion boutiques, art and home design that hidden within the buzzing Noosa Junction. This ever-growing village is a bar hopper’s dream and spoils foodie lovers with funky new gems popping up just over the hill from Hastings Street.
