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Hastings Street, Noosa
Hastings Street - Noosa

Hastings Street - Noosa

Noosa's Hastings Street is champagne territory, although a chardonnay and even a 'crownie' doesn't look out of place.

Noosa is still regularly rated as one of Australia's most favoured getaway destinations. It's stylishly inspiring, yet so totally laid back.

Such is its attractiveness that Queenslanders will drive for nearly two hours from suburban Brisbane just to take coffee.

On weekends, nearly every table has been taken and there's always a good mix of locals amongst the visitors who have been successful in commandeering a table. This is one of those streets in which a cup of coffee and a glass or two of water can literally be made to last for several hours.

Hastings Street is home to the best in boutiques, international standard resort hotels and classy restaurants, yet it's still possible to rent a unit at a price that doesn't destroy the credit card, 'eat out' on a hamburger, and at certain times of the year, snap up fashion at heavily discounted prices.

Others choose to stay in the luxury of their resort property, selecting a premium spot around the swimming pool, or soaking up the Queensland sun on the beach.

At dusk, each of the resorts takes on a new mantle: the lights dance across the pools, the bars alive with music and laughter, and Hastings Street welcomes its evening clientele - dressed 'smart-casual' as they make their way to dinner. They have the joy of selecting from a myriad of restaurants including those that come on high recommendation, such as Lindoni's, Jaspers, Berardo's and Bistro C.

A day soon passes, and at Noosa, each day just happens to be even better than the day before. The experiences continue to mount, matched only by the pleasures that accompany.

Hastings Street, Noosa Accommodation

Wander the foyers and the public rooms of the resorts to play 'spot the star'. In Noosa, the celebs select their abodes from top-of-the-range properties, including the Sheraton Noosa, Tingirana Noosa, the Sebel Resort Noosa, Netanya and the French Quarter.

For more information about accommodation in Hastings Street, Noosa, and to book your accommodation online, check out the Noosa accommodation page.

Things to Do in Hastings Street, Noosa

Coastal Walk along Noosa Hastings Street not only leads into the finest of retail outlets, it also accesses Noosa's famous Main Beach, as well as the Noosa National Park, which also happens to be one of Queensland's few coastal national parks. From Hastings Street, follow the walking track along the foreshore to park headquarters. Then it's just a matter of following the well-signed tracks all the way to Sunshine Beach.

Noosa is now the stepping off point for those holiday-makers who are intent on travelling to beautiful World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, with tour companies happily collecting their charges from throughout the region. Full day tours travel along Rainbow Beach, passing the Coloured Sands, the Carlo Sand Blow and then by barge across to the world's largest sand island.

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Noosa Everglades Cruise

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Fishing and Crab Tours

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Noosa Learn to Surf

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Sunshine Coast Flight

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Sightseeing Tours

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Noosa Jetboating Ride

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Hastings Street, Noosa Restaurants

Noosa is full of culinary delights from high end restaurants to delightfuly cheap and cheerful take away shops. We recommend you visit the bakery located on Hastings St and pick up a few treats and take them down to Main Beach for a picnic. There's also ice cream shops galore but anyone in the know will tell you the only place to eat icey delights is Massimo's. Don't be put off by the flocks of people, it is worth the wait! Check out all the other Noosa restaurants

Bistro C at Hasting St, NoosaBistro C has been a favourite for many years and it's no wonder why when the place is completely laidback and offers gorgeous meals from breakfast to dinner with a view overlooking Laguna Bay. The menu is thoughtful and uses only the freshest of local ingredients. Come for breakfast and stay for a cocktail at sunset!

Season is another seasoned favourite as it sets overlooking Noosa's Main Beach and Laguna Bay. This lovely beachfront restaurant is open 7 days a week from breakfast through to lunch. It is relaxed fine dining at its best as it uses Noosa's wonderful fresh produce and fantastic service.

Noosa Surf Club and Restaurant sits on prime real estate nestled between Hastings Street and Laguna Bay with a beautiful view of the National Park. Breakfast is served on the deck from 8am to 11am and is a great way to kickstart your day. The dining experience is laid back but full of fantastic views. We think the famous bucket of prawns served with a nice gold beer is the perfect Summer's day lunch.

Weather & Climate

Residents and visitors can enjoy a sub-tropical climate tempered by the ocean - therefore, it is never blazingly hot and rarely freezingly cold. Tropical lightning storms are common in the summer months.

The temperature ranges from 21°C to 28°C in the height of summer and 10°C to 20°C in winter. Visit the Weather page for more information about the Sunshine Coast climate and current weather conditions.

Getting to Hastings Street, Noosa

Hastings Street, Noosa, is 2 hours drive from Brisbane, or around 150 kilometres. You can reach Noosa in a couple of different ways, probably the quickest is taking the Bruce HIghway as far as Eumundi then taking the Eumundi-Noosa Road to Noosa. The scenic route involves taking the Sunshine Motorway at Sippy Downs - this is the coastal route which will take you through the  seaside towns of Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Coolum and Peregian Beach. Visit our Getting to the Sunshine Coast and Getting Around the Sunshine Coast pages for transport options.

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