Great surf club with fantastic food & it was right across the road from our accommodation. The local restaurants are amazing too. The surf was a bit wild due to the cyclone in northern Queensland. Very easy walking distance (1 minute) to the restaurants & shops. Taxis are very prompt & the river & Tewantin are very handy to Sunshine Beach via taxi (Approx $25)

Good for walking. At the time, perhaps due to recent storms, the surf was too rough for us to swim comfortably in. Lots of nice little restaurants serving good coffee. Surf club did nice food but we couldn't book. The end of Sunshine beach led up to the beginning of a headland walk to Noosa which some of us did regularly. Community felt very safe. The biggest disappointment for us was no air con in the third room. It was very small and also had no space for belongnings in this room which was a bit deceiving. Appreciated the staff hirning an air con for us. The two showers also leaked on to the floors which we informed the staff about.

Sunshine Beach village has a great vibe, the surf club and restaurants were all excellent. Our favourite things were the dog beach and National Park walks. It is a short 5 minute drive to Noosa Junction with lots more restaurants, a great IGA, shops, and easy parking. If you want more, Hastings Street and Noosa beach is just 10 minutes away.

we lived in Noosa 15 years ago it seems to have become a rat race for overcrowding lack of parking and more people than the place can hold. that was why we went to Sunshine Beach, nice and quiet pity about the unit we chose, price was reasonable but there were cheaper and probably much cleaner and better? old surf club had been renovated and Kitchen is now run privately? was charged twice for our meal and when I went back next day I was basically accused of trying to rip them off even though I showed them both charges within minutes of each other, food was ordinary for prices being charged. Drinks where also over the top compared to other clubs and pubs.

Sunshine Beach was a really great surprise package for me. I only visited for half a day to have a quick surf but I have to say that I think it's even nicer than Noosa. The beach is huge, beautiful and pristine. The actual town itself is nice and quiet with some amazing views and great places to eat.

Quintessentially beautiful Australian beach, and quieter area. Beach is more exposed compared with Hastings Street, so sea is rougher and flagged section is often narrow. Great, but small, mix of local shops/restaurants/cafes. Enough not to have to leave Sunshine Beach, but Hastings St close enough to enjoy by car or walk if you're keen to get 12000 steps thought the Noosa National park.