Noosa National Park

Sunshine and Fraser Coast Tourist Attraction

Noosa National Park spans 2883 verdant hectares, incorporating Noosa headland and areas around Lake Weyba, Peregian and Coolum.

Some of Southeast Queensland’s most picturesque coastline can be seen in Noosa National Park.

This park is a wildlife sanctuary, protecting beautiful stands of eucalypt forest, woodland, melaleuca wetland, colourful Wallum heathland and pockets of dense vine-strewn rainforest.

Its most popular tracks can be found on Noosa headland

A way to see the Noosa National Park is to book a tour through a tour operator, and enjoy the scenery.

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✅ Why Visit:

• Between June and November, humpback whales can be glimpsed as they cruise past the coastline.  The best spots to watch are Dolphin Point and Hell’s Gates.
• Lace monitors, honeyeaters and koalas may be seen while you are walking on Noosa’s tracks
• Several easy to moderate walking tracks wind along the coast, through rainforest and open woodlands

💡 Tips:

Never walk alone; always walk with a group or in sight of another group. Stay on marked walking tracks and walk in daylight hours only.

Be aware that beaches surrounding Noosa National Park are not patrolled by surf lifesavers and swimming is not recommended.