This is a point of interest page of all the places to visit when visiting Mooloolaba, QLD. Feel free to let us know if we have missed anything.
Sea Life Sunshine Coast at Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia is a marine mammal park, oceanarium and wildlife sanctuary. Sea Life Sunshine Coast is an institutional member of the Zoo and Aquarium Association (ZAA). The attraction is a Sea Life Centre owned by Merlin Entertainments, and is globally referred to as Sea Life Sunshine Coast by the firm.
It was formerly known as UnderWater World. No trip to the Sunshine Coast is complete without visiting SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast (formerly Underwater World), a multi-award winning, all weather visitor attraction. Situated right at The Wharf in Mooloolaba, SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast is home to thousands of marine and freshwater animals – including sharks, seals, penguins, stingrays, tropical fish and more.
Explore 11 fun and interactive animal zones – across three levels, including the tidal touch pool, seahorse kingdom, jellyfish kingdom and take a look at our Jawsome Sharks in the 80m Ocean Tunnel. With different fun talks and animal feeds, including the family favourite seal show, there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy at SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast.
Mooloolaba State School is located in the suburb of Mooloolaba, the council of Sunshine Coast, the state electorate of Maroochydore and the federal electorate of Fisher. Mooloolaba State School is a primary government school in Mooloolaba, QLD. The public school has 703 students in years Prep-6, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 1 to 16.
Mooloolaba’s Northern Parkland is nestled between the Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba Esplanade, extends 350 metres along the beachfront. It provides sheltered picnic areas, a playground and plenty of open grass areas for activities. Mooloolaba’s Northern Parkland is a breathtaking spot, nestled between the Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba Esplanade, extends 350 metres along the beachfront.
The Mooloolaba Northern Parkland is first stage of the Mooloolaba Foreshore Revitalisation Project, which, over the coming years, will increase beachfront parkland in Mooloolaba by 40 per cent.
The expansive boardwalk and coastal pathways enable people with disabilities, including wheelchair users, to enjoy the views and sit alongside family and friends. Inclusive play elements have also been incorporated into the playground – features which foster the physical, cognitive, sensory and social skills in children of all abilities.
A landmark at the heart of one of Queensland’s most beautiful locations. The Wharf Mooloolaba is a unique location that’s quintessentially Australian. With the picturesque Mooloolah River and Marina as its backdrop and a variety of entertainment and dining experiences available, it is the perfect setting for you to connect, create and celebrate life’s simple pleasures.
The newly refurbished Wharf Mooloolaba offers locals and visitors an escape from the everyday, a chance to immerse yourself in the Sunshine Coast lifestyle and seaside culture. Boasting retail, food and drink, entertainment, adventure and education services, theres something for everyone. Take a stroll through the marina and along the Mooloolah river and sit down for a bite to eat, or perhaps if youre feeling adventurous book a scuba experience, hire a jet ski or plan a fishing tour or whale watch cruise.
Located in Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia, Mooloolaba Spit Park covers an area of 4.2 acres. This park is suitable for walking, and features sports facilities such as a bike path.
Mooloolaba beach (1547) is a curving, north-east to north facing beach lying in the sheltered side of Point Cartwright. The low rocks of the point form the northern boundary, with the Mooloolaba Harbour entrance wall at the eastern end. The beach is backed by a continuous foreshore reserve which, toward the northern end, is the site of the Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club (founded in 1923), a beachfront caravan park and a large car park.
A road runs behind the reserve and provides access points along the beach. On the south side of the road are a number of facilities servicing the boating activities on Mooloolaba Harbour. The beach receives waves reduced in height by Point Cartwright. They average 0.5 to 1 m at the surf lifesaving club, dropping down to less than 0.5 m by the harbour entrance.
The beach changes accordingly, with a shallow, attached bar in front of the club house that is only cut by rips during and following higher seas, while at other times it is continuous with no rips. This bar narrows and finally disappears toward the harbour wall, where usually low waves surge up the beach.
Officially named 'Pirate Ship Park' this large park lies between Cheese Block and Mooloolaba Rotary Parks on the Mooloolaba Spit. There are off street car parks, barbecues and picnic shelters as well as a playground and an exercise equipment node. Located at Beach Access 192, Pandanus Grove is an elegant grassed parkland and is home to dozens or pandanus trees
Located opposite the famous Yacht Marina of Mooloolaba, this park offers gorgeous on-sand photo opportunities. The playground has a pirate ship with bridge gangway, ladder, climbing net, fire pole and ladder. There is also an exercise equipment node at the eastern end of the park.
Thank you for checking out our things to do in Mooloolaba Queensland. Feel free to suggest anything we did not include for consideration.