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A Guide to a Road Trip in the Rainbow Beach – A beautiful experience awaits!

With pristine beaches, friendly locals, and incredibly scenic views the Rainbow Beach offers a perfect holiday destination. A road trip to this destination will carry many amazing moments.

Get prepared

Where are you heading from? If it’s from one of the Caloundra resorts the likes of Oaks Sunshine Coast Oasis Resort, stock up snacks for the drive. Include fruits, chips, and cookies!

Get the car serviced

Since this will be a long drive, get your car ready for it! Check the oil and water levels and tire pressure as well. Play on the safe side.

While you drive…

Have a good playlist ready and enjoy your moments. Switch drivers (if possible) so that no one will feel too exhausted after driving.

An emergency kit

You never know when an accident could happen! So, get an emergency kit sunready with essential medicines and mechanic tools.

When you are there…

Every moment in Rainbow Beach is going to be unwinding. Choose to snorkel, kayak, and swim while also opting to explore the Great Sandy National Park. Do not forget to capture all these moments on your camera.

The Ultimate Bucket List to Do in Sunshine Coast, Queensland

For those who are lucky enough to have a bit of extra time at hand, Sunshine Coast is nothing short of splendid and dreamy things to do. It’s an absolutely fantastic destination to explore while enjoying unbelievable Sunshine Coast hotel deals.

Climbing Mount Ngungun

Located approximately within a 36-minute driving distance from Oaks Seaforth Resort via M1 are the Glasshouse Mountains. Also known as Mount Ngungun, this site boasts ten volcanic plugs that are scattered across Hinterland’s landscape, adding a bit of adventure for your visit here.

Explore Eumundi Markets

These markets have got everything that you’d ever need. Held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, one can look forward to purchasing jewellery, fresh local produce, artwork, plants, and so much more!

Surf at Alex Heads

A spectacular spot for surfing on Sunshine Coast is down at Alexandra Headlands. It is often bustling with people from all walks of life as the place offers surfing opportunities for all levels including complete amateurs.

Watch the Sunset at Maroochydore River

Sit along the stretch of quaint fishing houses that fringe the Maroochydore River and watch as the sun goes down its horizon. It’s a surprisingly tranquil setting and the sundown will have you immersed in a completely surreal atmosphere.

Best Beaches in Sunshine Coast

In a country blessed with an unspoiled coastline and endless stretches of sandy beaches, picking some of the best beaches to visit can be more than difficult. Queensland is well-known for its tropical azure waters and sunny skies, and the sunshine coast is one of the best places to experience all the fun and beauty that Australia’s beaches have to offer. Whether you’re on the lookout for accommodation to hang with friends or comfortable family accommodation, Sunshine Coast has something for everyone.
The resort town of Mooloolaba has an outstanding beach that’s perfect for both kids and adults alike. A popular spot for locals complete with clear waters, golden sands and the myriad of accommodation on offer, like Oaks Seaforth Resort to smaller guest houses; you can find something to suit anyone’s budget. Mooloolaba beach is known as one of the safest beaches on the east coast; backed by a long promenade, the beach has a mild current, which is good news for those who aren’t strong swimmers.
Head further up north and you’ll find the Noosa main beach; a sheltered beach with waves that rarely go over a meter and are deemed safe for swimming year round. In addition, the beach is one of the few beaches along the sunshine coast that faces north and is patrolled, making it family friendly. A popular tourist spot, Noosa is more often than not, crowded, but definitely worth a visit.
If you’ve got surfing on your mind, Kings Beach is the place to be! This beach is safe from northern winds during the summer months, which is ideal for surfers. It’s also patrolled and offers enough wide open spaces to enjoy yourself without bumping into other people. These are just a few of beaches from a long list of memorable locations dotted along the sunshine coast. Wherever you choose to visit, just make sure to soak up the sun and enjoy the blue waters this great state has to offer.

Intrigued by history, art and food, Lavinia Woolf is a writer who is passionate about the extraordinary and writes of the exhilarating and enchanting. Google+