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With stunning beaches, crystal clear water and beautiful white sands, the Sunshine Coast is easily accessible, starting about 90 kilometres north of Brisbane. There is holiday accommodation to suit everyone on the Sunshine Coast.
We'd like to share our selection of Sunshine Coast holiday accommodation and tour options with you! Enjoy our easy to use accommodation guide to Sunshine Coast hotels, resorts and apartments.
From Caloundra, Coolum, Mooloolaba, Alexandra Heads to Noosa - and north to the pristine World Heritage listed Fraser Island and Hervey Bay - the Sunshine Coast has quiet north-facing beaches with gentle surf for families, through to famous surf beaches that attract board riders from around the world. 
Of course, not everyone enjoys non-stop sun, surf and sand. On the Sunshine Coast, you'll find plenty of great ways to relax, including the magnificent hinterland area with its arts and crafts trails, cosy guesthouses, beautiful nature walks and awe-inspiring views.
Holidays are also the perfect time to really enjoy your shopping. You can potter around the famous Eumundi Markets in search of the strange and unique, stroll the Mooloolaba esplanade or check out the international fashion labels available in Noosa's leading boutiques along Hastings Street.
This region is also becoming one of Australia's most talked-about culinary centres. The cosmopolitan lifestyle means that the Sunshine Coast has embraced the best of international cuisines, blending them into a unique style that is light, fresh and innovative. The climate is perfect for al fresco dining, day or night.
A Sunshine Coast holiday wouldn't be complete without experiencing one of the region's indulgent resorts. Treat yourself to a night, a week or a month in absolute style. If resorts aren't your first choice, then there's always the quality, fully self-contained holiday apartments.
If you are not sure what you are looking for, send us a chatty little e-mail and one of our friendly Travel
Consultants will be pleased to assist.
Selected images courtesy of Tourism Queensland.
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