Noosa Heads, Queensland

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The beach along the town of Noosa Heads. Photo by Raffi Kojian.

A beach on the headlands hike, coastal trail. Photo by Raffi Kojian.

Noosa Heads ([26°23′S 153°05′E]), is a small coastal settlement, located about 100 minutes drive North of Brisbane. It is known for its beautiful beaches and nearby rocky headlands covered in lush forest. The Noosa river forms one boundary of the town, the headlands of the Noosa National Park another. Behind is Noosaville and Noosa Junction. (these urban areas run into each other)

Noosa Heads is the tourist heart of Noosa district, with many restaurants and hotels. The main street is Hastings Street, which lies directly behind the seashore.

Noosa Heads hosts a population of Koalas, which are often seen in and around Noosa National Park. Koalas are present all year around.

Noosa Heads is the main centre in the Noosa district.

External links

[A noosa tourism information site].

Surfing areas of Australia
Agnes Water \| Bells Beach \| Bondi Beach \| Byron Bay \| Jan Juc \| Gold Coast \| Margaret River \| Newcastle \| Noosa Heads \| Shark Island \| Sunshine Coast \| Surfers Paradise \| Torquay

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