Guidebook for Tewantin
Shopping
A small market with stall owners selling art, craft and local produce. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants choose from and the setting is quite beautiful.
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Noosa Marina Sunday Markets
2 Parkyn CtA small market with stall owners selling art, craft and local produce. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants choose from and the setting is quite beautiful.
This market is huge! Open every Wednesday (8am - 1.30pm and Saturday (7am - 2pm) this is one you don’t want to miss. Be sure you get there early, it does get very busy.
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Chợ Eumundi
80 Memorial DrThis market is huge! Open every Wednesday (8am - 1.30pm and Saturday (7am - 2pm) this is one you don’t want to miss. Be sure you get there early, it does get very busy.
Food Scene
A great place to have breakfast or stock up on local produce. Would be best to arrive early as it gets quite busy and parking can be a hassle.
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Noosa Farmers Market
155 Weyba RdA great place to have breakfast or stock up on local produce. Would be best to arrive early as it gets quite busy and parking can be a hassle.
It doesn’t look like much but this is a favourite amongst locals. It’s not directly on the river but you can easily walk to it. It’s a short 8 minute walk away from the guesthouse.
Noosaville Fish Market
11-19 Hilton TerraceIt doesn’t look like much but this is a favourite amongst locals. It’s not directly on the river but you can easily walk to it. It’s a short 8 minute walk away from the guesthouse.
Right on the Noosa River, the Boathouse serves fish and chips from its deck. There is some seating available or just sit at the river enjoying the sunset. The Mooloolaba prawns are delicious.
There is a sunset bar on the third level which is a nice place for drinks and to watch the sunset.
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Noosa Boathouse
194 Gympie TerraceRight on the Noosa River, the Boathouse serves fish and chips from its deck. There is some seating available or just sit at the river enjoying the sunset. The Mooloolaba prawns are delicious.
There is a sunset bar on the third level which is a nice place for drinks and to watch the sunset.
Everything Else
Gympie Terrace has it all. You can hire kayaks, jet skis, stand up paddleboards and boats to explore the Noosa River on. Hire a pontoon boat and check out the houses on the canals!
If you’re not too keen on exercise you can get good coffee at all of the coffee shops. There are a variety of restaurants available with Flux a must for beer lovers (and Tapas). For a casual, cheap eat try Bordertown. For something more up market, the food at Little Humid is very good.
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Gympie Terrace
Gympie Terrace Gympie Terrace has it all. You can hire kayaks, jet skis, stand up paddleboards and boats to explore the Noosa River on. Hire a pontoon boat and check out the houses on the canals!
If you’re not too keen on exercise you can get good coffee at all of the coffee shops. There are a variety of restaurants available with Flux a must for beer lovers (and Tapas). For a casual, cheap eat try Bordertown. For something more up market, the food at Little Humid is very good.
Sightseeing
Noosa’s big drawcard! If you’re here during peak season, it’s best to get to Hasting’s street early to secure a park (or better, take the bus or the Ferry). If there is a traffic jam on Noosa Parade, turn off and park in one of the side streets and walk.
Hastings Street offers food, drinks, coffee, boutique stores, beach and nature. Noosa Main beach is patrolled year round and is quite safe (in between the flags). The Noosa Surf Club offers great views over ‘First Point’ from it’s balcony. If you walk towards the Noosa National Park there are several little coves to explore. Watch out for Koala’s whales, turtles and dolphins! You can also walk to the river mouth (in the opposite direction)
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Hastings Street
Hastings StreetNoosa’s big drawcard! If you’re here during peak season, it’s best to get to Hasting’s street early to secure a park (or better, take the bus or the Ferry). If there is a traffic jam on Noosa Parade, turn off and park in one of the side streets and walk.
Hastings Street offers food, drinks, coffee, boutique stores, beach and nature. Noosa Main beach is patrolled year round and is quite safe (in between the flags). The Noosa Surf Club offers great views over ‘First Point’ from it’s balcony. If you walk towards the Noosa National Park there are several little coves to explore. Watch out for Koala’s whales, turtles and dolphins! You can also walk to the river mouth (in the opposite direction)