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Where to Stay on the Sunshine Coast: Accommodation Guide for Visitors

The Sunshine Coast has accommodation spanning the full range from budget hostels and caravan parks to five-star resort properties, with options spread across the 60-kilometre coastal strip. Noosa is the prestige accommodation destination, with Hastings Street and the Noosa Sound canal estate having the region's most sought-after and expensive properties including the Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort and several luxury boutique hotels. Mooloolaba and Maroochydore are strong alternatives for those who want beach convenience at more accessible prices, with a mix of apartments, motels and hotels. Caloundra at the southern end of the coast is the most affordable beach area, particularly for family self-contained apartments. The hinterland towns of Montville and Maleny have boutique bed and breakfasts and romantic retreats popular for weekend escapes from Brisbane. Booking well ahead for the June-September dry season peak and school holiday periods is essential, as Sunshine Coast accommodation sells out in these windows.

Where to Stay on the Sunshine Coast: Accommodation Guide for Visitors
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    Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort

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    Noosa Heads

    A premier accommodation choice in sunshinecoast offering exceptional comfort and service.

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    Australia Zoo

    Beerwah

    Australia Zoo is a top tourism experience in sunshinecoast.

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    Sunshine Coast Art Gallery

    Nambour

    Sunshine Coast Art Gallery is a top tourism experience in sunshinecoast.

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