Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Noosaville Area

"Offering a choice of unforgettable wilderness experiences into one of Australia’s most pristine regions, Noosa Everglades Discovery, offer a choice between half day Afternoon Cruise, their full day wilderness cruises (including BBQ lunch), as well as Day Tour canoeing and 2 Night camping adventures as you discover Noosa’s River of Mirrors. Presented by the multi award-winning operator The Discovery Group, their higly experienced guides will give you a day to remember for life!. See some of Australia’s most unique bird life and wildlife, in this pristine wilderness region."

"The Noosa Marina is also home to a number of shops as well as a charming little market each Sunday. Located at the entry to Tewantin, the marina can be reached by ferry and is also home to a number of cafes, bars and restaurants that turn simple shopping into a relaxing day out."

"The Noosa Marina is an iconic and stylish destination in Tewantin. It’s the only marina in town, and has been designed to provide an elegant place to shop, dine, and of course, enjoy a sunset cruise."

"There are so many different types of stalls at the markets from fresh organic produce, freshly squeezed lime drinks, sumptuous marinades and sauces, beautiful and aromatic skin care products, nuts and seeds, olives and tasty tapenades, herbs and just caught seafood, freshly baked bread and creamy cheeses amongst a variety of exotic and yummy foods to try and great coffee to sip as you wander round. Weyba Road, Noosaville, QLD. www.noosafarmersmarket.com.au"

"Preserves and jams, locally made cheeses, juices squeezed on-site, fresh produce, great coffee and much more gather at the region’s much-loved food markets."

"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."

"The Noosa Fair Shopping Centre is a relaxing shopping destination where visitors can enjoy a unique open-air experience. Located in the heart of Noosa Heads, the centre features a Coles, as well as more than 30..."

"Bay Village on Hastings is a beautiful shopping and lifestyle centre in the Noosa Heads. Located on an iconic street just a hop away from the scenic Main Beach, visitors will find a wide variety of interesting..."

"The Noosa Civic is a premier shopping mall located in the northern end of the Sunshine Coast. It caters to Noosa and the nearby neighbourhoods and is conveniently located in the central business district and close to..."

"The Noosa Homemaker Centre is a shopping centre that specialises in interior and furniture goods. They house a wide range of shops catering to everything you need to beautify and design a home, as well as some hobby..."

"Proudly serving Entity Coffee (from Sunshine Beach), which is a winning move in my book. Each day the coffee is complimented by a fresh range of Pastries and Local Goodies. I do love the Espresso here, but can’t resist their Chai Lattes too."

"One of the oldest venues in Noosa, this Hastings Street café is a long-standing favourite. “Café Le Monde is a Noosa institution, and it’s been fuelling surfers since 1986,” says Puttick. “Its locally sourced cooloola prawn omelette with coconut lime and fermented chili dressing with coriander and ginger served with organic toast is the perfect brunch.” The paleo waffle with banana, clean caramel sauce, COYO coconut ice cream and local organic honeycomb is great for those on a low carb diet who still want to indulge."

"Cafe Le Monde is the kind of place you can either wear Havaianas or full nighttime Sunshine Coast attire to (aka a T-shirt, jeans and Toms). Trust us, the young, surfy bartenders won’t discriminate. Set across from the surf club, Le Monde is the area’s late-night hotspot that manages to incorporate the coastal nightlife sentiment without a whiff of closed-in, smelly club air."

"Since ‘86 Le Monde has greeted early risers, fresh from their first morning surf, with famed coffees and delicious breakfast treats, and bid good night to many a late night..."

"Visit the Sunshine Coast if only to dine at Noosa Waterfront Restaurant overlooking a calm canal inlet of the Noosa River from their venue on Gympie Terrace. A touch of elegance graces a spacious sett..."

"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 scene of one of our Anniversary Dinners, Si Suphan offers dishes from a selection of Asian Countries. It’s not your typical Asian Menu. Book a high table on the footpath (especially good late afternoon/night) if you’re bringing your dog."