Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Noosaville

"The Noosa River remains one of the most undisturbed rivers, acting as a mirror for the sunset to glimmer and sparkle on, with the hinterland in the background. When the beaches and lookouts are too crowded, head to Gympie Terrace, which is always a peaceful spot to watch the sun go down. To really satisfy all the senses, enjoy the show with fish and chips from Noosa Boathouse or take away pizza from Zachary’s."

"The Noosa National Park walk is spectacular and accessible from Hastings Street with a wheelchair. It is one of our favourite accessible attractions of Noosa to visit as a family. There are a few hills to overcome, so it does help if someone can assist you."

"Laguna Lookout offers incredible views of the Noosa Main beach and Laguna Bay down below. Located on the outskirts of Noosa Heads and among majestic eucalyptus trees, this destination should definitely be on your..."

"This is one of Australia's most atmospheric artisan markets, attracting over 1.6m visitors a year to its 600-plus stalls. Dive into a leafy, bohemian wonderland of hand-crafted furniture, jewellery, clothing and accessories, art, fresh local produce, gourmet provisions and more. Get your muscles pummelled, your tarot cards read or simply tuck into a world's worth of street food, from gözleme (Turkish stuffed flatbread), empanadas and gyoza, to local artisan pastries from Ten Acres."

"Famous for a reason, Eumundi Markets, located a 25 minute drive from Hasting Street, is a hive of stalls featuring artwork, clothing, knick knacks and, of course, amazing food. With a wide variety of options available, take your pick before wandering through the stalls at your leisure. Eumundi Markets is open every Wednesday (8am to 2pm) and Saturday (7am to 2pm)."

"More than just some simple markets, the Eumundi Markets are a well-known Queensland tourist attraction and offer a huge range of stalls offering everything from original art to home wares, toys, fashion, jewellery, local produce and much more each Wednesday and Saturday morning."

"Located on the beachfront, Hastings Street is a famous Noosa shopping destination offering boutique shopping, surf wear shops, resort wear, retail outlets, home wares, jewellery, discount outlets, designer brands and more. The shops that line the street are also dotted with bars, cafes and restaurants making it the ideal destination for a day out shopping with friends. Spend your morning shopping up a storm, then break for lunch at one of the amazing cafes."

"Tree-lined Hastings Street offers something for everyone, from thong-wearing beach-goers to those after high-end resorts, restaurants, bars, cafes, and boutique shopping. Many establishments along the street are wheelchair accessible, and access to the beach is adequate. Disability parking spots exist along the road, but during peak periods, you might find it easier to pay for parking behind Hastings Street at Bay Village."

"Finally, just 15 minutes outside of Noosa, you can get to Mount Tinbeerwah for some of the best views of the valley and hinterland. The mountain acts as a perfect point to watch the sun in the west, splaying colours of purple, blues, orange and pinks for your eyes to feast upon. The drive alone will make you feel miles away from the stresses of the everyday."

"This holiday park is a great alternative when visiting Noosa, with sites for caravans, RVs and tents on the banks of the Noosa River. Just 2.5km (1.6mi) from Hastings Street, the park offers bike hire, a coin-operated laundry area, a camp kitchen with gas barbecues and upgraded amenity blocks, including a family bathroom. Staff are also happy to help with directions and tour information, while dining and shopping opportunities at Gympie Terrace are on the doorstep."

"The Noosa Woods is a picturesque dog-friendly area that makes up part of the Noosa Spit Reserve. It’s only a short walk from the vibrant Hastings Street, which makes it a great destination for visitors with furry..."

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"The brother and sister duo behind Richie’s bakery Richie and Catherine started their apprenticeships in their parent’s bakery in Bowral, NSW, Sunshine Coast learning the craft from their father and the business skill from their mother. For more than 15 years, they’ve owned Richie’s in Tewantin and 10 years ago bought another in Cooroy. Richie, Catherine and the team maintain that baking a good product daily and producing traditional lines gives them an edge over some more modern bakeries, as people love the nostalgia of bakeries they visited in their childhood."

"Owners of Hastings Street Bakery Brett and Hayley moved from Sydney 10 years ago for a sea change and a business challenge, with no background whatsoever in baking. But, they did have a lot of passion and that passion has shined through over the years. Alongside their determined and dedicated staff, they have learnt the trade and established one of Noosa’s favourite bakeries, which produces delicious pastries and pies."

"This classic Australian bakery is best known for its flaky meat pies, bikini-clad gingerbread women, and a wide range of sweet treats to choose from."

"YES, Gelatissimo along Hastings St. not only do gelato, but they also have Gelato Cake, perfect for a celebration or party. Their Espresso Vanilla Cake finished with a dusting of cocoa powder is the perfect arvo pick me up!. They also have an array of gelato flavours to choose from including sugar-free options and their deluxe range – Decadent Cookie Dough with caramel fudge swirls, or Luscious Lemon Meringue."

"We get it, sometimes you just want something familiar, and the smell of waffle cones cooking in the irons as you wander down Hastings St is hard to ignore. Royal Copenhagen is another Noosa institution serving up quality ice cream to visitors for decades. All the usual flavour suspects are front and centre in the Dutch Style."

"Another favourite along Hastings St. and steps from Noosa Main Beach, the Royal Copenhagen serves ice-cream, gluten-free sorbets and low-fat yoghurts with free sprinkles!. Go for the chocolate-dipped cone covered with nuts with your choice of flavour. You can get your ice-cream fix daily from 9am till late."

"This Noosaville business also serves up excellent coffee and baked goods, making it a revitalising caffeine break for parents whilst the kids indulge in a cold treat after a morning play by the river. The gelato is the star however, offering another beautifully presented cabinet of ever changing flavours with a few perennials thrown in the mix. Vegan Cocoa sorbet pairs well with Mocha gelato, whilst the kids might prefer a mix of passionfruit and coconut sorbet for a refreshing iced hit."

"Amo Gelato open their doors at 6am during the summer so you can get your breakfast gelato fix right here!. They have a wide selection of gelato flavours to choose from, plus the portions are generous. Try the award-winning Tiramisu, or the Lemon Meringue, and keep your eyes peeled for seasonal flavours such as Chilli Choc!"