Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Maroochydore

"The ferry isn’t the only way to see the Noosa River, and it can be a lot of fun to head out on the water for half a day and be in control yourself. There are quite a few places in town where you can rent a kayak or a paddle board, for instance, and just explore the river. For something a bit different, you can hire a water bike for a couple of hours and pedal, not paddle (my bad joke, not theirs)."

"The Noosa National Park walk is spectacular and accessible from Hastings Street with a wheelchair. It is one of our favourite accessible attractions of Noosa to visit as a family. There are a few hills to overcome, so it does help if someone can assist you."

"The Noosa National Park is home to some of Australia’s most spectacular coastlines. It’s over 4,000 hectares and encompasses the picturesque headland in Noosa Heads, dunes and heath plains around Lake Weyba, coastal..."

"Find your happy place in beautiful Noosa Heads for premium gelato and real fruit sorbets on a stick at Happy Pops on Hastings Street. Stroll up from the golden sands of iconic Noosa Beach and chill th..."

"Laguna Lookout offers incredible views of the Noosa Main beach and Laguna Bay down below. Located on the outskirts of Noosa Heads and among majestic eucalyptus trees, this destination should definitely be on your..."

"Located on the beachfront, Hastings Street is a famous Noosa shopping destination offering boutique shopping, surf wear shops, resort wear, retail outlets, home wares, jewellery, discount outlets, designer brands and more. The shops that line the street are also dotted with bars, cafes and restaurants making it the ideal destination for a day out shopping with friends. Spend your morning shopping up a storm, then break for lunch at one of the amazing cafes."

"Jean Jacques Le Faou is the master French patissier behind Le Bon Delice, a French-style patisserie as authentic as it gets this side of Paris. Jean Jacques has made desserts for stars throughout his career from Alice Cooper to Prince Charles, but settled in Australia with a desire to see more of the world. Luckily for the Noosa community, they have a go-to authentic French patisserie where they can enjoy a sweet treat such as fresh éclairs, mousse cakes and delicate lemon tarts by the beach."

"YES, Gelatissimo along Hastings St. not only do gelato, but they also have Gelato Cake, perfect for a celebration or party. Their Espresso Vanilla Cake finished with a dusting of cocoa powder is the perfect arvo pick me up!. They also have an array of gelato flavours to choose from including sugar-free options and their deluxe range – Decadent Cookie Dough with caramel fudge swirls, or Luscious Lemon Meringue."

"The Noosa Woods is a picturesque dog-friendly area that makes up part of the Noosa Spit Reserve. It’s only a short walk from the vibrant Hastings Street, which makes it a great destination for visitors with furry..."

"On your return to the main drag, be sure to indulge a little at the local ice-cream joint, Massimo’s Gelateria (75 Hastings St). Think a touch of Rome-on-the-coast style heaven. Even the locals who avoid Hastings St in high season (the crowds bother them) will make an exception for this place."

"While the 'no tastings' policy seems a little mean-spirited, rest assured that Massimo's icy treats are creamy and natural in flavour. You'll find both milk-based and sorbet options, from cinnamon and macadamia..."

"Finally, just 15 minutes outside of Noosa, you can get to Mount Tinbeerwah for some of the best views of the valley and hinterland. The mountain acts as a perfect point to watch the sun in the west, splaying colours of purple, blues, orange and pinks for your eyes to feast upon. The drive alone will make you feel miles away from the stresses of the everyday."

"Attention to detail is essential at Grind, situated beautifully by the Noosa River. All the staff at Grind are expertly trained to provide you with the best coffee possible, in fact, Grind are renowned as one of the best places on the river when it comes to coffee!. But let’s not forget their food and service, Grind can also provide you with a prompt, delicious meal for breakfast lunch or dinner."

"We first discovered Grind Cafe when cycling along the Noosa River. You can read about all the fun here. We had to wait for a table that morning but not for long."

"This is a local hidden gem away from the crowds at Peregian Beach about 20 minutes from Noosa Heads,” says Puttick. “Skål Coffee has an easy-going surfside cool vibe and offers a healthy and delicious brunch. I love the chai, breakfast bowls and lemon tonic spritz.” The avocado on toast is another winner for brunch, featuring fresh avocado, zesty chickpeas, radish, spring onion, goats cheese and pistachio dukkah on sourdough or gluten-free nut and seed bread."

"We are looking for a junior who can work well in a busy cafe. Experience isn't necessary but we need someone who is good with food and people and can move fast!. Drop in between 6-3 any day resumes a plus!"

"They serve Padre Coffee and you can buy a Noosa Dog Cakes dog biscuit for your furry friend here too."

"If you say you enjoy craft beer and haven't yet experienced the bliss that is Land & Sea Brewery, then you need to check it out now. We love the beachy aesthetic, smooth craft beer (try the tasting paddle), epic noms and good for the soul vibes. This spot is perfect for a lazy day of drinking with the crew or family, and if you hit your beer quota early, you can rest easy knowing Fortune distillery is also housed in the same building—so there’ll be plenty of housemade gin, whisky and vodka waiting for you."

"Lets continue heading away from the river (it’s hard I know) to Land and Sea, the first of Noosa’s Breweries. Hidden in an Industrial Area, it is as imagined, industrially designed. It has 80 solar panels on the roof to power the brewhouse for starters."

"To help digest all of the flavours of the morning, it’s back onto the minibus where you take in the incredible beauty of the hinterland as we wend our way to The Imperial Hotel in Eumundi, arriving in time for lunch. As well as the delicious food, The Imperial Hotel is home to Eumundi Brewery and Eumundi Distillers. Head distiller Mick Reif is a Sunshine Coast local using the finest juniper and botanicals along with local Cooroy Mountain spring water to create the excellent Folktale Gin range."

"Right in the heart of Cooroy in the Noosa Shire, the Copperhead Brewery will provide you with a local vibe, a warm atmosphere and amazing food. The venue has a lovely open space built with timber and big, glass windows. The wine, beer and cocktails are reasonably priced and you will have plenty to choose from."

"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..."