For a small and compact place, Peregian Village has a number of great cafes on offer. Most of them open very early between 5-6 am for all those early risers, beach walkers and surfers, and many close by 2-3pm. As opposed to many of Noosa's cafes, serving predominantly tourists, in Peregian Beach it is the locals and the community who frequent many of these cafes. There’s nothing like a Sunday morning brekky sharing your bacon with your little mate.
For a small and compact place, Peregian Village has a number of great cafes on offer. Most of them open very early between 5-6 am for all those early risers, beach walkers and surfers, and many close by 2-3pm. As opposed to many of Noosa's cafes, serving predominantly tourists, in Peregian Beach it is the locals and the community who frequent many of these cafes. There’s nothing like a Sunday morning brekky sharing your bacon with your little mate.
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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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