Hotels in Sunshine Beach

Brand new hotel, but in a very remote looking area. As with any new development and big hospital under construction, this area will grow. It was four of us, in two rooms, stayed for two nights at the end of December/ 2015. The bed was super king and very comfortable, the bathroom and toiletries great, the mini bar had organic coffee and tea and very reasonable mini bar. Couple of complimentary water bottles would have made a big impression. Great place to stay in, but you need a vehicle to get to and around. The air-conditioning is a bit noisy, so we had to turn it off over night. Also, the fridge is in an under bench cupboard, so to make it have longer quite breaks we kept the cupboard door open over night. If I am ever to go to Sunshine Beach again I will most likely stay at this hotel again.

Take the costal walk for sure, all the way up to Noosa Heads, takes a few hours but great views of the beach, passed a cool nudist beach and some surfing spots. Everglades is a great day out. Booked with Discovery - great service - extremley knowledgable and engaging tour guide. Food was really good and plentiful. Also, Emmundi Markets is great spot for a wander around artsy bits and pieces. Really easy to get around using local buses - get a Translink GoCard! You'll save a little cash along the way. Nightlife is pretty quite, lots of families - but nice and chill, area's a little expensive and small, but pretty. Nothing to avoid apart from booking too long of a stay, depending on what you want to do. I'd do a short visit again for three nights. Not a week!

Gorgeous beach, and exceptionality beautiful for a morning walk. Surf is great. Surf Life Savers are there for families without having to battle for a spot, like at Noosa Heads. Sunshine beach village has lots of great coffee & eating spots. Envy café was a favorite for lunch if you enjoy healthy eating. Easy drive to Noosa for shopping & restaurants, plus the National Park is just over the hill, or accessed for walking at the end of Sunshine Beach.

The location of the apartment was great - close to everything without the hussle and bussle! We swam every day in the pool and nearly every day at the beach. The Noosa area in general has a lot to offer and was all very accessible. Definitely going back again!

Sunshine Beach in winter was relatively quiet but lovely - and this is QLD we're talking about so on a sunny day, if you don't mind it a bit cool, the water temp is actually pretty warm and you can still totally go for a swim. Just mind you read the Surf Life Saver board about the conditions and abide by what they recommend. And if you're not a swimmer, the walk along the beach is wonderful. You can enter the Noosa Heads National Park at the northern end of the beach and walk up the (quite steep) stairs and around to Alexandria Bay for some spectacular views and waves crashing against rocks. It's really a beautiful area.

Close access to the beach and Noosa National Park. Surf club served average meals, which I felt were over priced. $36 for a dozen oysters. Very over rated. Our highlight was exploring the Fairy Pools in the NP. The walk was easy and beautiful scenery.