What to do on the Sunshine Coast?
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- Surf Beaches
Surf uncrowded waves along the entire Sunshine Coast. Surf spots worth checking out include Coolum, Maroochydore, Kawana, Noosa, Moffats, Cartwright, Alexandra, Mooloolaba Spit and Kings Beach.
- Hiking/Walking: Glass House Mountains
The breathtaking peaks of the Glass House Mountains rise in dramatic fashion as you explore the historic towns of Beerwah, Landsborough and Glass House Mountains. Consider taking one of the many walking and hiking tracks that meander through this National Park.
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- Whale Watching
Some of the best whale watching in the world can be done on the Sunshine Coast. Seasonal tours provide you with the unique opportunity to see the 15 metre long Humpback whale migrating from Antarctica, to warmer waters, to give birth to their calves. Season runs July to October
- Underwater World
Come face to face with sharks at Queensland's largest Oceanarium and Aquarium. Kiss a seal or admire the beauty of rare coral fish. With over 25,000 sea creatures, including crocodiles, whales and seals, Underwater World offers something for all ages.
- Eumundi Markets
The Eumundi Markets are held every Saturday and Wednesday and are a celebration of Sunshine Coast local art, craft, fashion, food and wine. Browse the 500 stalls or listen to the diverse local music talent, as you walk among the shady heritage listed fig trees. Face painting, palm reading and massage are just a few of the many entertaining attractions at the Eumundi Markets.
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- Australia Zoo
Australia Zoo offers a true wildlife action and adventure experience. Become friendly with all kinds of wildlife including koalas, snakes, wombats, dingoes, giant tortoises and Asian elephants. There's even the opportunity to walk with tigers and cheetahs. Australia's very own Crocodile Hunter, the late Steve Irwin, former director at the park, wrestled his first crocodile at Australia Zoo at age nine.
- Forest Glen Sanctuary
Experience indigenous wildlife at the Forest Glen Sanctuary drive-through nature park and zoo. This is your chance to see native koalas amongst natural bushland and rainforest.
- Golf
The Hyatt Regency boasts a world class PGA golf course.
- Wine & Cheese Tours
There is no shortage of fine wine and great food on the Sunshine Coast. The Sunshine Coast wine district encompasses the vineyards of the cooler climate highlands through to the milder valleys near the coast. Known for its boutique vineyards, wines range from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Sauvignon Blanc through to Chardonnay, Chambourcin and Shiraz. There are ten cellar doors to visit in the region with many offering restaurant dining, cheese platters, gourmet picnics and barrel tastings.
- Noosa Shopping
Hyatt Regency Coolum provides a complimentary daytime shuttle service to Noosa. Stroll along leafy Hastings Street and explore the boutique stores offering a selection of exclusive fashion, surf gear, souvenirs, gifts, books and more. Over the hill at Noosa Junction there's a choice of two large supermarkets, a cinema complex and a wide range of specialty shops.
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