Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Montville

"The passage of the Noosa River that cuts into the Great Sandy National Park north of Lake Cootharaba is poetically known as the ‘river of mirrors’ or the Everglades. Hosting almost half of the bird species found in Australia, the river's entire upper catchment is protected, making this one of the most pristine wetlands in the world. It's a perfect place to launch a kayak and camp in one of the many national park camping grounds along the riverbank."

"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."

"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."

"The Tewantin National Park is located along the Cooroy Noosa Road, 2km West of Tewantin and 10km from Noosa. It has two recreational areas; Mount Tinbeerwah and Wooroi day-use area. Mount Tinbeerwah is 260 metres above..."

"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."

"Everyone loves burgers, but when it comes to Betty’s Burgers, you will leave speechless. Whether you want to enjoy a hearty Angus beef, Southern fried chicken or a slow-cooked pork belly burger, these are without a doubt the best burgers in Noosa. Not only do they top off their meal with their special sauce but you can also stick around and create your own ice cream combo with an endless amount of options."

"At the lower end of the budget, is Betty’s Burgers & Concrete Co. Betty’s is a bit of an institution in Noosa. It may look like a super-hip city import, but it actually began life as a tiny stall on the beach many years ago."

"Looking for so called fast food, but don’t feel like Fish and Chips or Pizza?. Enter The Burger Bar. A quick walk up Thomas Street, behind Thomas Corner leads to this little gem."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Remember the ice cream float?. We've taken this classic and given it a grown up twist - introducing the Espresso Soda Float 😍"

"Choosing the right fusion restaurant can be difficult, but not when it comes to SumYungGuys. The crew have not only designed their own menu, they’ve also designed the savvy architecture of the venue so you can have an amazing meal with A-grade luxury and space. Highlights include: the kingfish, duck curry and crispy roti."

"Here at Sum Yung Guys we have designed not only the menu, but also the dining room to highlight our spirit and passion for asian cuisine and culture. The food is an expression of everything we have come to love about the region, the cocktails have been developed to compliment. We have crafted the...See More"

"One of the oldest venues in Noosa, this Hastings Street café is a long-standing favourite. “Café Le Monde is a Noosa institution, and it’s been fuelling surfers since 1986,” says Puttick. “Its locally sourced cooloola prawn omelette with coconut lime and fermented chili dressing with coriander and ginger served with organic toast is the perfect brunch.” The paleo waffle with banana, clean caramel sauce, COYO coconut ice cream and local organic honeycomb is great for those on a low carb diet who still want to indulge."

"Offering a casual ambience, Café Le Monde is one of Noosa’s longest-running restaurants and bars and a must-see attraction in the area. We love going there for a yummy breakfast after a dip at the beach. It also offers lunch, dinner, live music and late-night drinks."