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Brisbane to Sunshine Coast Day Trip
Brisbane to Sunshine Coast Day Trip
Start your day with breakfast in Brisbane, take in the Glass House Mountains lookouts, enjoy coffee in Maleny, have lunch in Montville, spend time in Noosa, then finish with a scenic coastal drive home and dinner on the way.
- Breakfast: Mulga Bill’s, Kangaroo Point; Blue Bear Coffeehouse, New Farm; Felix For Goodness, CBD; or Wild Canary, Brookfield.
- Lookouts: Glass House Mountains scenic stops.
- Coffee: Maleny café stop.
- Lunch: Montville lunch spot.
- Beach stop: Noosa.
- Dinner: Acqua Restaurant & Bar, Bulcock Beach; or Kings Beach Bar, Caloundra.









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Looks like a lovely place to spend the day. I'll be sure to check it out when I go, although sadly I don't have a dog!
ReplyDeleteNo 🐶 here either but it might be a long way to take it if I did as we come from England. Happy to visit the Gold Coast without a dog though as it's beautiful
ReplyDeleteDune Cafe looks amazing! My pups love spending the day at the beach but unfortunately we live in Hong Kong and there aren't that many dog-friendly beaches. Maybe one day we'll have to move out to Oz!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great overview of the Gold Coast; really liked the layout of this post. We didn't visit Currumbinon our last trip in Australia, but hopefully we'll visit this gem on our next vacation. We love your photos too much!!
ReplyDeleteThis place looks great. Perfect playtime for them. Sadly I don't have a dog as of now.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I watched your video. The dog looked so happy and full of enjoyment. This is an awesome place for the dogs. The burger and fries look delicious. It is a perfect meal after playing with your dog/s.
ReplyDeleteThe northern part of Currumbin Lagoon sounds like a perfect place to take the dogs, the no leash area will be perfect for them. The burger at the Dune Cafe looks delicious it's perfect that it's pet friendly so you can pass buy after exercising the dogs.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I'm so desperate for a dog! These are so cute. Sounds like I need to get myself to Currumbin Creek for a spot of dog watching haha!
ReplyDeleteLooks an amazing place to chill and indulge. We don’t own pet but it’s so good to see them enjoying . All the pics are amazing specially the sunset one . Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteIt's always so much fun to go running on the beach with the dogs! It's a pity there aren't a whole lot of beaches like this around.This beach really sounds like a dog's paradise and the off leash area must be so much fun for them. We don't have a dog at the moment but we're considering getting one at one point.
ReplyDeleteAs mentioned above, I was going to say this beach looks and sounds like a giant playground for the dogs. At the same time, reading this post also made me want to get one of my own (A dog, that is). Anyway, it's always nice to see a decent cafe in which to relax before or after the walk - thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful! An awesome place to spend a day. I love the last picture of the sun set, it kind of raps up the post and the day at the beach.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture of the sunset in the end. I am not a dog person, but couple of my friends who have dogs love such places. It is good to read about pet friendly locations where they can roam freely and play around.
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