Going to Austrailia for the first time

[Mooloolaba resort]

The sunshine coast doesn't seem to get much of a mention on here so please let me plug the area to anybody looking for great beaches, consistent weather, great surf and a big range of cool tourist attractions. Noosa and Mooloolaba are the 2 hubs, they offer quite
different things and a stay in both places would give you a good overview of the coast
as well as a great holiday. In short Noosa offers great tanning beaches, a very sophisticated retail and restaurant scene and a couple of alternative suburbs to
do your grocery shopping in and get takeaway food(Noosaville and Noosa Junction).
Mooloolaba has better surf and in general better value restaurants as well as great
fish and chips on the spit(piece of land, not the oral kind), it has some very nice suburbs,
Alexandra Headlands, Minyama and Kawana waters to name a few. The beaches are also
more accessible. Hope this helps.
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[BlackEyes]

The travel time is all worth it anyways. When I arrived at the country for the first time, my objective of visit was for professional reasons. I had no plans to explore the country or enjoy the time as I had business to take care of. We finished early and we were given 4 days to enjoy the country. Man if I knew that it was that beautiful in that country, I should have opted for a longer vacation time. I loved the beaches and the outback can really make you feel like a cowboy. I hope to visit it again soon but not for professional reasons now but for recreational activities.
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[zenonie]

I would like more visitors to come to Australias Outback and check it out. The people are so friendly, the scenery is magnificent, the stars breathtaking and it's also good value for your money.

At Kilcowera Station a couple can stay for AU $70 per night and do self drive tours all around the station or have the owners take you on a guided tour for an extra fee. You can go bushwalking, swimming, yabbying, birdwatching, canoeing, wildlife spotting and have a camp oven meal cooked for you as well as watching the ongoing Station activities.

There are many farms and stations where visitors are welcome so why not try something a bit different? Cheers zenonie
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