Peregian Beach guidebook
Sightseeing
A must do when visiting Noosa. A stunning coastal walk of Noosa national park and its crystal clear bays. Grab a coffee at the kiosk and walk the costal route. The first section of the walk takes in the headland along a wide custom built boardwalk. Several beach access points such as Little Cove, Boiling Pot or Tea Tree are perfect for a quick swim or picnic. Wander through the ever changing landscape and admire the tea trees, palms and eucalypt canopy. Keen observers may even spot a sleeping koala!
Hell’s Gates takes approximately 45 minutes and rewards walkers with 270-degree views across the coast. The pinnacle of the coastal walk, Hell’s Gates is perfect for viewing local wildlife such as Ospreys and pods of dolphins playing in the waves
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Noosa National Park Carpark
60-62 Park RdA must do when visiting Noosa. A stunning coastal walk of Noosa national park and its crystal clear bays. Grab a coffee at the kiosk and walk the costal route. The first section of the walk takes in the headland along a wide custom built boardwalk. Several beach access points such as Little Cove, Boiling Pot or Tea Tree are perfect for a quick swim or picnic. Wander through the ever changing landscape and admire the tea trees, palms and eucalypt canopy. Keen observers may even spot a sleeping koala!
Hell’s Gates takes approximately 45 minutes and rewards walkers with 270-degree views across the coast. The pinnacle of the coastal walk, Hell’s Gates is perfect for viewing local wildlife such as Ospreys and pods of dolphins playing in the waves
Food scene
Sails natural understated elegance is framed perfectly by uninterrupted views of Noosa Main Beach.
Alongside the best the Sunshine Coast region has to offer, Sails sources exemplary produce from all corners of Australia.
Not only is the food divine the service is equally impressive.
A must when in Noosa Hastings street.
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Sails Restaurant Noosa
75 Hastings StSails natural understated elegance is framed perfectly by uninterrupted views of Noosa Main Beach.
Alongside the best the Sunshine Coast region has to offer, Sails sources exemplary produce from all corners of Australia.
Not only is the food divine the service is equally impressive.
A must when in Noosa Hastings street.
A beautiful, family-friendly deli specialising in gourmet food and platters. Heavenly Gelato onsite daily using only fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
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Peregian Pantry
4 Grebe StA beautiful, family-friendly deli specialising in gourmet food and platters. Heavenly Gelato onsite daily using only fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
The new restaurant of MasterChef’s 2016 runner-up Matt Sinclair and three of his mates, Sum Yung Guys serves up incredible pan-Asian fare in Noosaville. Dishing up share-style plates, you’ll find a mix of Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean flavours across the menu.
From cured Spanish mackerel delicately draped over nam jim and completed with coconut and kaffir lime, to Gangnam-style beef tartare which comes hidden among a net of crispy potato, it’s pretty much impossible to leave here disappointed.
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sum yung guys
205 Weyba RoadThe new restaurant of MasterChef’s 2016 runner-up Matt Sinclair and three of his mates, Sum Yung Guys serves up incredible pan-Asian fare in Noosaville. Dishing up share-style plates, you’ll find a mix of Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean flavours across the menu.
From cured Spanish mackerel delicately draped over nam jim and completed with coconut and kaffir lime, to Gangnam-style beef tartare which comes hidden among a net of crispy potato, it’s pretty much impossible to leave here disappointed.
Neighbourhoods
Head down the coast road from Sunshine Beach, through Sunrise, dog-friendly Castaways and Marcus beaches to the seaside village of Peregian Beach. Nature surrounds with National Park walks and the serene Lake Weyba at Peregian’s doorstep.
Locals and visitors love the laidback and chilled beachy vibe, and Peregian has a great choice of holiday resorts and houses. Check-in and leave the car behind as you can walk to Peregian Village Square with its friendly restaurants, cafes and takeaways set under cool shady trees.
Lake Weyba, on the other side of Noosa National Park behind Peregian, is a serene spot to watch the day begin or get active with horse riding, kite-boarding, fishing, canoeing and birdwatching.
Nearby Emu Mountain (Peregian means emu in the indigenous Kabi Kabi language) is a fairly easy climb with mesmerising coastal and hinterland views.
Walk or ride a bike for miles along the golden sand or coastal path.
There's a great skate park and children’s playground right along the beachfront.
Drop-in at hip cafes and coffee haunts, yummy bakeries and colourful family-friendly eateries, all serving fresh local produce, seafood or global tastes.
Or order takeaway fish and chips, burgers or sushi and head for a picnic on the beach.
On the first and third Sunday morning of each month, the open-air Peregian Beach Markets have a great range of local arts, fashion and food.
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Peregian Beach
Head down the coast road from Sunshine Beach, through Sunrise, dog-friendly Castaways and Marcus beaches to the seaside village of Peregian Beach. Nature surrounds with National Park walks and the serene Lake Weyba at Peregian’s doorstep.
Locals and visitors love the laidback and chilled beachy vibe, and Peregian has a great choice of holiday resorts and houses. Check-in and leave the car behind as you can walk to Peregian Village Square with its friendly restaurants, cafes and takeaways set under cool shady trees.
Lake Weyba, on the other side of Noosa National Park behind Peregian, is a serene spot to watch the day begin or get active with horse riding, kite-boarding, fishing, canoeing and birdwatching.
Nearby Emu Mountain (Peregian means emu in the indigenous Kabi Kabi language) is a fairly easy climb with mesmerising coastal and hinterland views.
Walk or ride a bike for miles along the golden sand or coastal path.
There's a great skate park and children’s playground right along the beachfront.
Drop-in at hip cafes and coffee haunts, yummy bakeries and colourful family-friendly eateries, all serving fresh local produce, seafood or global tastes.
Or order takeaway fish and chips, burgers or sushi and head for a picnic on the beach.
On the first and third Sunday morning of each month, the open-air Peregian Beach Markets have a great range of local arts, fashion and food.
The chilled beachfront village of Sunshine Beach is set beneath a canopy of green trees and pandanus palms – perfect for a relaxing beach holiday. Stay in beachfront resorts or holiday homes, and walk to a great range of restaurants, cafes, hip bars and takeaways.
It’s on the southern side of the Noosa National Park headland, about a 5-minute drive from Noosa Heads – you can even walk around the headland from Noosa Heads to Sunshine Beach (about 2.5 hours) - for stunning coastal views.
Sunshine Beach is the start of a 15km stretch of open beaches with surf breaks and plenty of white sand, perfect for long walks or even a bike ride.
Walk or jog up the 'Sunshine Beach stairs' at the northern end of the beach for the most beautiful clifftop views of the Noosa National Park headland and Coral Sea.
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Sunshine Beach
The chilled beachfront village of Sunshine Beach is set beneath a canopy of green trees and pandanus palms – perfect for a relaxing beach holiday. Stay in beachfront resorts or holiday homes, and walk to a great range of restaurants, cafes, hip bars and takeaways.
It’s on the southern side of the Noosa National Park headland, about a 5-minute drive from Noosa Heads – you can even walk around the headland from Noosa Heads to Sunshine Beach (about 2.5 hours) - for stunning coastal views.
Sunshine Beach is the start of a 15km stretch of open beaches with surf breaks and plenty of white sand, perfect for long walks or even a bike ride.
Walk or jog up the 'Sunshine Beach stairs' at the northern end of the beach for the most beautiful clifftop views of the Noosa National Park headland and Coral Sea.
Hastings Street is the heart of Noosa Heads, loved for its wonderful mix of beachside luxury and laidback holiday vibes. Resorts, cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques sit beside gift shops, surf stores, day spas and galleries.
Hastings Street buzzes from coffee carts at sunrise to Champagne brunches, long lunches, sunset cocktails and fairy-lit strolls along the boardwalk to dinner.
Low-rise and bordered by Noosa Main Beach, the Noosa River, Noosa National Park and the Noosa Spit parkland – it's no wonder it was voted the Best Main Street in Australia!
It’s got it all for your beach holiday – swimming, surfing, resorts, restaurants, shops, day spas … and ice-cream! From glitz and glamour to barefoot and beachy, you’ll feel at home.
Step through to Noosa River’s ferry stop on one side and Noosa’s Main Beach on the other. You'll also find friendly locals at the Noosa Visitor Information Centre who can answer all your holiday questions.
Stroll to the western end of Hastings Street to Noosa Woods, a gorgeous spot for waterfront barbecues and picnics. Paths wind through to a dog-friendly beach at the Noosa River mouth – a favourite spot for watching the sun set.
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Hastings Street
Hastings StreetHastings Street is the heart of Noosa Heads, loved for its wonderful mix of beachside luxury and laidback holiday vibes. Resorts, cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques sit beside gift shops, surf stores, day spas and galleries.
Hastings Street buzzes from coffee carts at sunrise to Champagne brunches, long lunches, sunset cocktails and fairy-lit strolls along the boardwalk to dinner.
Low-rise and bordered by Noosa Main Beach, the Noosa River, Noosa National Park and the Noosa Spit parkland – it's no wonder it was voted the Best Main Street in Australia!
It’s got it all for your beach holiday – swimming, surfing, resorts, restaurants, shops, day spas … and ice-cream! From glitz and glamour to barefoot and beachy, you’ll feel at home.
Step through to Noosa River’s ferry stop on one side and Noosa’s Main Beach on the other. You'll also find friendly locals at the Noosa Visitor Information Centre who can answer all your holiday questions.
Stroll to the western end of Hastings Street to Noosa Woods, a gorgeous spot for waterfront barbecues and picnics. Paths wind through to a dog-friendly beach at the Noosa River mouth – a favourite spot for watching the sun set.