As a region with dense, lush foliage and unique hinterland, you’d expect that a beautiful attribute of this region is its National Parks. In fact, the Sunshine Coast has more national parks than any other region in Queensland. There are seven in total, and they range from large hinterland areas like the Glass House Mountains to coastal paradises like Noosa. Dine in some of the most exotic locations with restaurants perched atop mountain ranges or set before rolling ocean views. The Sunshine Coast is one of Australia’s most popular food playgrounds and culinary centres. The restaurants and dishes on offer are known to be innovative, fresh, cosmopolitan, satisfying and light.

With many sights to see and explore you’ll be sure to find somewhere special. The Sunshine Coast offers many day tours to the surrounding attractions, and mountain villages. Take a country walk, swim in clear mountain creeks, visit different villages, stroll on the beach and take in coastal attractions all on the same day. You have Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and a remarkable 16 themed zones, Sea Life Sunshine Coast is one of the top tourist attractions on the Sunshine Coast. Visitors enjoy the unique opportunity of exploring an incredibly diverse array of sea life in habitats made to perfectly replicate their life in the sea. There are thousands of marine and freshwater animals you can learn about, see, swim and even interact with at this wonderful marine park. Either take a tour of the park Australia Zoo or opt for one of the once in a lifetime experiences on offer.