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About the Sunshine Coast |
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Blessed by both climate and location, the Sunshine Coast is one of the world's great places to live. People also enjoy working in a place with a sense of community and the social infrastructure of a cosmopolitan city.
One of the most scenically beautiful and varied regions, the Sunshine Coast is peaceful, relaxing and natural. It's also sophisticated, go-ahead and exciting. White surf beaches stretch for about sixty-five kilometres, broken only by an occasional headland or the clear water of a river estuary.
Located only 40 minutes south of Noosa and an hours drive North of Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast now has all the advantages of a major regional centre.... city-style shopping, a thriving cultural community, award winning golf courses, private schools and colleges, a university, major hotels such as the Novotel, Sheraton and Hyatt, advanced medical and hospital facilities and direct flights to major capitals.
The Sunshine Coast attracts more than one million domestic visitors annually - 20% of all domestic travel undertaken in Queensland. The region now ranks first in terms of total domestic visitor volume, replacing the Gold Coast and is the number one destination for Queensland visitors.
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Mooloolaba |
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Mooloolaba is the most central beach resort and waterfront twon on the Sunshine Coast. From the perfect North facing patrolled beach on the Mooloolaba Spit to the sheltered sale Marinas and Yachtclub on the Mooloolah River, Mooloolaba has something for everyone. The yachtsman and fisherman enjoy all tide, all weather access to the South Pacific Ocean via the North east facing entrance from the river to the ocean. There is a huge choice of restaurants and boutiques, providing fantastic variety for the holiday shopper.
The adjoining suburbs and the lifestyle features and facilities they contain are:
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Alexandra Headland |
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Alexandra Headland, known by the locals as 'Alex', has a relaxed and laid back atmosphere that compliments the soothing rolling surf and inviting beaches. This Town is also ringed by Mooloolaba, Buderim and Maroochydore with a superb coastal sweep to the north and bush setting foothills to the west. Known for its Famous Alex Beach and Surf Club, excellent surfing and magnificent views.
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Mountain Creek |
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A very popular residential area for families, featuring the Headland Golf Club with 18 challenging holes, Mountain Creek High schools and Primary schools and the Tafe college.
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Minyama |
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It’s easy to see why many families are making the shift to Minyama, as your exclusive hideaway is less than 1 hour from Brisbane. Most homes have direct deepwater access to the Mooloolaba River and ocean. Lawries Marina, medical centre, retail showrooms and the popular Kawana Waters Hotel. Being only a five minute drive to Kawana beach, shops and cafes as well as award winning restaurants really puts this suburb at the centre of the Sunshine Coast playground.
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Buddina |
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A Penninsula between the Coral Sea and the Mooloolaba River. Its main natural feature is Point Cartwright, a fantastic surfing and fishing location with magnificent views from the lighthouse and a beautiful riverside park. The Kawana Surf Club, Kawana Shopping centre, library, community centre and school provide total family facilities.
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