TOP 50 SUNSHINE COAST Attractions (Things to Do & See)
Best places to visit in Sunshine Coast - Australia, the surf spots, beach resorts and rural hinterland in Queensland. Popular tourist destination city are in Sunshine Coast such as Noosa, Mooloolaba, Maleny, Caloundra, Maroochydore, Tanawha, Montville, Noosaville, Coolum Beach, Beerwah, Glass House Mountains, Yandina, Buderim etc.
Most popular tourist attractions in Sunshine Coast - Australia is Noosa National Park, Noosa Main Beach, Mooloolaba Beach, Maleny Botanic Gardens & Bird World, Kings Beach in Caloundra, Maroochydore Beach, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden in Tanawha, Kondalilla Falls in Montville, Sea Life Sunshine Coast in Mooloolaba and Noosa River in Noosaville.
Others beautiful places to visit in Sunshine Coast is Mount Coolum in Coolum Beach, Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve in Maleny, Point Cartwright in Mooloolaba, Australia Zoo in Beerwah, Sunshine Plaza in Maroochydore, Chambers Island in Maroochydore, Mount Ngungun in Glass House Mountains, etc.
For full list of things to do in Sunshine Coast or best places to visit, enjoy the video about Top 50 Sunshine Coast attractions (things to do & see) by Explore Australia.
Queensland Australia travel, Top 46 Tourist Attractions in Queensland Australia
Queensland (abbreviated as QLD, or less frequently Q) is the second-largest and third-most-populous state in
the Commonwealth of Australia. Situated in the north-east of the country, it is bordered by the Northern Territory,
South Australia and New South Wales to the west, south-west and south respectively. To the east, Queensland is bordered by
the Coral Sea and Pacific Ocean. The state is the world's sixth largest sub-national entity, with an area of 1,852,642 km2.
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Queensland famous beautiful places we're visiting lists bellow:
Brisbane,
Cairns Australia,
Gold Coast Australia,
Whitsunday Islands,
Fraser Island,
Port Douglas,
Surfers Paradise,
Sunshine Coast,
Noosa,
Hamilton Island,
Hervey Bay,
Townsville,
Cape Tribulation,
Springbrook National Park,
Moreton Island,
Magnetic Island,
Daintree National Park,
North Stradbroke Island,
Burleigh Heads,
Lamington National Park,
Rainbow Beach ,
Coolangatta,
City of Gold Coast ,
Atherton ,
Rockhampton ,
Mission Beach,
Maleny,
Mackay,
Springbrook,
Cooktown,
Bundaberg ,
broadbeach,
Mount Tamborine,
Toowoomba ,
Seventeen Seventy,
Glass House Mountains,
Moreton Bay,
Currumbin,
Montville,
Caloundra ,
Bribie Island
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Glass House Mountains Private Tour from Brisbane & Gold Coast
The Glass House Mountains are a group of thirteen hills that rise abruptly from the coastal plain on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. The highest hill is Mount Beerwah at 556 metres above sea level, but the most identifiable of all the hills is Mount Tibrogargan which from some directions appears to be a face staring out to sea.
Whilst the traditional names for the hills themselves are very old, the term 'Glasshouse Mountains' was given more recently by explorer Captain James Cook on 17 May 1770. The peaks reminded him of the glass furnaces in his home county of Yorkshire
On this tour you visit all 3 mountains and climb on Mt Ngungun (suitable for families - just walk up).
After we drive to Sunshine Coast for rest and after drive home.
Top 10 Things to See and Do in Swaziland
In the summer of 2013, I visited the African country of Swaziland, also known as the Kingdom of Eswanti, which is a tiny, landlocked principality that borders Mozambique and South Africa.
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Even though it’s small, it’s incredibly diverse. I want to take you on a tour of the top 10 things you have to see and do when you go there. Are you ready to come along with me? Let’s get started.
Mbuluzi, a private game reserve that boasts an amazing number of grazing animals like giraffes, impala, zebra, kudu and nyala. It is roughly 3,000 hectares in area and borders the Lubombo Mountains, Mlawula Nature Reserve and Hlane Royal Park. Mbuluzi doesn’t contain any predators, so it’s safe to drive, walk, or cycle through the park without the supervision of a guide, although you can reserve a game drive with a guide if you want.
Sibebe Rock, the second largest monolith in the world after Uluru in the Northern Territory of Australia, and one of Swaziland’s iconic attractions. It towers over 350 meters above the valley of the Mbuluzu River and was named after a rock climber who tragically lost his life scaling the rock.
Shewula Mountain Camp, Swaziland’s first community-owned eco-tourism attraction. This beautiful and unique camp, set in the Shewula Nature Reserve, offers village walks that allow visitors to get to know the local community and residents, witness traditional song and dance performances, visit a local healer, and enjoy the natural beauty of the reserve.
Swazi Candles Craft Market, a unique shopping center containing gift shops and boutiques that showcase the craftsmanship of local artisans, including wood carvers, basket weavers, jewelers, and mask makers. In the market’s namesake shop, Swazi Candles, you can buy colorful paraffin wax candles that have been molded and sculpted, by hand, into various animal shapes.
Swazi Trails is the only white water rafting tour operator in the country, and therefore this adventure is the only one of its kind in Swaziland. A trained Swazi Trails river guide will accompany you for either a half day or full day, depending on which package you buy, and no prior experience is needed on your part.
Hlane Royal National Park, the largest game park in Swaziland. The park covers roughly 85 square miles and features four of the Big 5 safari animals: elephants, rhinos, leopards, and my favorite, lions, like this guy I had to wake up super early to catch! It was also amazing to come across so many rhinos during my game drives.
Ngwenya Glass Factory in the town of Motshane. It is regarded as the most prestigious glass factory in Africa. Here, you can watch the professionals make beautiful and intricate glass creations, including decorative bowls, wine glasses, chess sets, and animals like whales, fish, gazelles and even the Big 5.
Mantenga Cultural Village, which features Swaziland’s top traditional song and dance show and is located in the beautiful Mantenga Falls Nature Reserve. After enjoying the traditional harmonies and energetic dances, you can tour a reconstruction of an 1850s Swazi hut village and learn about the tradition diet, customs, and family structure from local guides.
Mkhaya Game Reserve, one of Swaziland’s big game parks. Here, you can find a wide variety of wildlife, including black and white rhinos, elephants, giraffes, sable antelope, and buffalo. While the white rhino is endangered in Africa, Mkhaya is the best place in Swaziland to see one. The accommodations here are incredible.
Umhlanga Reed Dance, a fascinating, eight-day long cultural event that takes place at the Queen Mother’s Royal Residence, during which tens of thousands of the nation’s unmarried women cut reeds and carry them back to the Royal Residence, where they are used as windbreakers for the perimeter. The seventh day of the reed festival is a national holiday, and is when the king participates and thousands of spectators come out to see the women dance and celebrate the Queen Mother.
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15 Amazing Isolated Homes
Here are 15 amazing places built in shocking places! Beautiful architecture in the most secluded parts of the world it's insane!!!
7. Jarson Residence
This isolated desert paradise is, funnily enough, located in Paradise Valley, Arizona. It was built in 2007 for two real estate agents and their sons. The house was designed to be a “vessel of personal discovery” for the owners. Despite the modern appearance of the house, it is actually made out of weathered steel and copper so the house can blend in with the desert landscape. The house contains a gallery for the owner's art collection as well as a music chamber and potters studio.
6. Soleta ZeroEnergy
This picturesque home is perfect for the eco-minded introvert. Soleta ZeroEnergy One is a home prototype that was built in the company's home country of Romania. It was developed by the Justin Capra Foundation and it is run completely on clean energy. The house even has a feature that allows it to be controlled via smartphone. The home is affordable and versatile because it can be used as a single home, an office, or a vacation home. It is also made entirely from natural, locally sourced materials.
5. Cliff House
This crazy house has the very appropriate name of ‘Cliff House’. It's located in Victoria, Australia and it's got five stories that climb down the side of a cliff. It has three rooms, an elevator, and a spa. The house is suspended over the ocean by steel pins built into the cliff side. The house was designed by Modscape and it is completely one of a kind. Which isn’t really that surprising. A spokesperson from the company said that the design of the house was inspired by the way that barnacles cling to the side of a ship. The house is entered through a garage at the top of the cliff that descends to all of the floors of the house. This house shouldn’t be owned by anyone with a fear of heights but, that view is amazing.
4. Tubular House
This soup can shape house was built by the architect Richard Carbonnier so that he could live in the ice cold tundra of Baffin Island in Canada. The shape of the building was not only designed to withstand the winds but to also hold heat inside. Carbonnier has said that the building was made to do as little damage to the ground as possible because growth in the environment is very slow. He also explained that the building of the house was difficult because he would touch a tool and it would immediately freeze to his hand. Since the house cost just 260,000 to build and it is so ecologically friendly, he hopes that similar houses will be built in the near future.
3. Lake Muskoka Treehouse
Did you love The Swiss Family Robinson? Are you okay with living in a small amount of space? Well, then this treehouse is for you. It hangs in the trees around the bank of Lake Muskoka, Ontario. The house is thoughtfully built so that it doesn’t disrupt the growth of any of the surrounding trees or the trees it is built on. The house was built around the base of four existing trees. The architects of the house worked closely with arborists to preserve the trees supporting the house. In the end, the solution that they found was a single high strength steel cable hung from each tree to support the house. The single cable minimizes the impact on each individual tree and will not stunt the tree's growth.
2. The Crystal Mill
Built in 1892, this power plant sits above the Crystal River in Colorado. The house actually once functioned as a compressor station where a wind turbine was used to fuel an air compressor. The compressed air could have been used to power tools and other machinery. The mill closed down in 1917 along with the local mine but the picturesque quality of the mill has made it one of Colorado's most photographed sites. The mill is on the National Register of Historic Places and it has been there since 1985. You can only photograph it from afar, though. The house is privately owned and the owners don’t allow visitors. That’s probably a good choice because it looks like it would collapse whenever anyone steps foot in it.
1.Chess Pavilion
Welcome to the most dangerous game of Chess you will ever play. Mount Huashan is one of the five great mountains of China and it is also regarded to be the most dangerous hike ever. Much of the hike is done on a small ledge that can hang hundreds of feet in the air. Reinforcements have only been added recently because of the popularity it gained with tourists. The mountain has been considered holy since the second century BC and originally the ledge was just a series of wooden boards stuck along the side of the mountain with exposed nails. Because of all this, the mountain has gained a reputation for being deadly. If you reach the peak, though, you will be treated to this out of place Chess Pavilion with stunning views of the mountains that almost just killed you. Now you have to climb back down. Enjoy.
Coomera Falls in Lamington National Park | Brisbane, Australia
Commera Falls walk in the Lamington National Park near Brisbane, Australia. Got myself soaked in rain but it was totally worth it!
As I arrived in Brisbane, Australia I found out that the weather wasn't very good as it was raining in Brisbane. I was not happy because I was hoping to come here has been very long time so not being happy with the rain I rented a car with a plan to go search for waterfalls outside of Brisbane.
I found out that the Lamington National Park has a couple of places with waterfalls where you can take beautiful pictures so I drove there near a waterfall called Coomera.
As I arrive at the place I fount out that I had to hike about 5 kilometers just to get to the Coomera falls and as it was not raining I did. The lamington National Park is beautiful and worth a visit, lots of green and its a rainforest where you can listen to lots of birds and even find wild kangaroos.
After hiking for about 5 kilometers I got to the Coomera falls in the Lamington National Park and these waterfalls are beautiful. I took lots of pictures and after a while was time for me to come back up to the car.
What I realized was that I had been walking all the way down the mountain to see the Coomera falls and now I had to go all the way back up and as soon as I started walking it started raining a lot. I got completely soaked but it was a fun walk all the way up in the middle of the Lamington National park.
If you are around Brisbane and you don't know what to do in Brisbane or you have many other things to do in Brisbane, try to get some time and visit these waterfalls in the Lamington National Park. The coomerafalls walk in the Lamington National Park are worth it.
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WHITSUNDAY ISLANDS & AIRLIE BEACH (2019)
Drone footage of Airlie Beach, Whitsunday islands and Whiteheaven Beach as well as under water footage. Airlie Beach is the entrance point to the Whitsunday islands and the Whiteheaven beach. You have to get on a boat form Airlie beach to get out to the islands.
I had been driving up the coast of Australia in my van, starting in Sydney and passing by the main cities (Newcastle, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Glass house mountains, Rainbow beach, Carlos sandblow, agnes water, 1770, Tannum Sands and much more. You can see these episodes if you go to my youtube channel.)
I now decided to go out on a 2 day and 2 night trip to the Whitsunday Islands from Airlie Beach. I got some nice drone footage of the islands and also some underwater footage form snorkeling.)
Snowy Mountains (Snowies), Australia
The Snowy Mountains, sometimes nicknamed the Snowies, are a region of New South Wales in Australia in the south east of the state. The highest region in Australia and one of the cooler areas of New South Wales, they are notable for their ski-fields and are the centre of snow sports in New South Wales.
The mountains are beautiful year round and the region annually attracts some three million visitors seeking nature-based and adventure holidays. Whether you're after a rugged back-to-nature experience, want to be cosseted in alpine splendor or simply feel like going somewhere beautiful, diverse and interesting with the whole family, the chances are high that you'll find it in the Snowy Mountains. Attractions, outdoor activities, tours and events - the Snowy Mountains has it all.
Australia's high country is home to spectacular peaks, clear mountain streams and a plethora of accessible natural attractions for lovers of the outdoors. Walking and horseriding are two great ways to explore the alpine landscape and take in some of the country's most impressive scenery in the warmer months.
The Snowy Mountains is a significant and untamable high country where many Australian myths and traditions of Australian identity were born. Whether from nature's pure beauty or legends of early settlers, there's a story to be told and history to be learnt - from icons like the heights of Mount Kosciuszko to the famous high country huts, to Snowy Hydro feats of ingenuity, beautiful mountain brumbies and to rivers that flow with legends.
The Snowy Mountains Scheme is one of Australia's largest engineering and construction operations. The ideas behind the scheme is to divert the winter snowmelt waters westward into the Murrumbidgee rivers, irrigating large parts of inland Australia and at the same time generating Hydro-Electricity. There are several large lakes, tunnels, and Hydro power stations that form part of the scheme that you can visit. Tours take visitors a kilometre into the mountainside and offer a vivid insight into the sheer scope of this iconic part of the nation's post-war development.
The mountains are beautiful year round and the region annually attracts some three million visitors seeking nature-based and adventure holidays. Whether you're after a rugged back-to-nature experience, want to be cosseted in alpine splendor or simply feel like going somewhere beautiful, diverse and interesting with the whole family, the chances are high that you'll find it in the Snowy Mountains. Attractions, outdoor activities, tours and events - the Snowy Mountains has it all.
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Visit Canberra, Australia: Things to do in Canberra - The Bush Capital
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01. Australian War Memorial
Australia's national memorial to the members of its armed forces and supporting organisations who have died or participated in wars involving the Commonwealth of Australia. Includes an extensive national military museum.
02. Australian National Botanic Gardens
Botanic gardens with the largest living collection of native Australian flora. The gardens maintains a wide variety of botanical resources for researchers and cultivates native plants threatened in the wild.
03. Commonwealth Park
A park with many small ponds and water features, walking trails, bike paths, sculptures. The annual spring Floriade festival is held in the park. Includes Regatta Point and has a view of the National Gallery. Has an area of 34.25 hectares.
04. Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
A 54.5 square kilometres (21.0 sq mi) protected area, on the fringe of Namadgi National Park. Consists of a large valley floor, the Tidbinbilla Mountain and the Gibraltar range. The word 'Tidbinbilla' is Aboriginal in origin and is derived from the word Jedbinbilla – a place where boys become men.
05. Telstra Tower
A telecommunications tower and lookout that is situated above the summit of Black Mountain. Also known as Black Mountain Tower and formerly called the Telecom Tower. Rising 195.2 metres (640 ft) above the mountain summit, it is not only a landmark in Canberra but also offers panoramic views of the city and its surrounding countryside from an indoor observation deck and two outdoor viewing platforms.
06. National Dinosaur Museum
Australia's largest permanent display of prehistoric specimens, located in Gold Creek Village. The museum's exhibition follows the evolution of life, with a particular focus on dinosaurs. The gift shop stocks a range of natural history books, dinosaur replicas, toys, fossils, crystals, minerals and meteorites.
07. Canberra Glassworks
An Australian gallery and glass art studio open to the general public to view the glass artists working. Opened in May 2007 by Jon Stanhope, it is the largest dedicated glass studio facility in Australia.
08. National Carillon
A large carillon managed and maintained by the National Capital Authority on behalf of the Commonwealth of Australia. Situated on Aspen Island. Was a gift from the British government to the people of Australia to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the National Capital.
09. Mount Stromlo Observatory
An observatory was established in 1924 as The Commonwealth Solar Observatory. The dome built to house the Oddie telescope was the first Commonwealth building constructed in the newly established Australian Capital Territory.
10. Big Splash Waterpark
The only waterpark in Canberra. It originally opened with a 50-metre (160 ft) Pool with a kids pool at the end of it in the late 1960s. The slides were introduced in the early 1980s. Located in the suburb of Macquarie.
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