Sunshine coast has many nice attractions. One of them is Nutworks the world famous Macadamia nut products brand. Networks is one of the best suppliers of macadamia. They sell this as nuts in shell, kernel, flavoured nut products and also as confectionary. Macadamia is a healthy nut and it is getting increasingly poplar across the globe.

Nut factory is a great local business and very respected in the community. They offer free sampling of various nut products from macadamia nuts.
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While holidaying in Gold Coast is popular among young people with its beautiful beaches and its nightlife, Sunshine Coast is very popular among young families.

In the East coast of Australia, Sunshine coast has one of the 4 north facing beaches in Noosa’s Main Beach on Laguna Bay. The direction of this beach facilitates safe and enjoyable waves for children. This is a great attraction for families. The Hastings street is the capital street of Noosa with great shopping and fine dining opportunities. It is close to main beach and other famous holiday resorts and and beach from holiday apartments. Other than Noosa heads families with their children stay and enjoy various beaches of Sunshine coast. Some of our guests stay in Mooloolaba and Alexandra…
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Noosa and the surrounding areas including Noosa heads is a popular holiday destination for tourists. Most of the overseas tourists are aware about the Gold coast and direct their family holidaying to Gold Coast while many Australian family holiday travellers prefer to go to the Noosa area.

As a Brisbane based Airport transfer company we observe while young people prefer the Gold Coast as their holiday destination. But in Sunshine coast one can find many young families with young children holidaying.

In Noosa there is north facing safe beach like Noosa’s Main Beach on Laguna Bay. This facilitates the waves to be mild on the beach at the same time enough for kids to enjoy. North facing beaches in Noosa are very child friendly.
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If you are in Noosa Heads for a holiday it is enjoyable to have a look around in the area.

The Sunshine Coast and the surrounding areas including Noosa Heads attract quality tourists. Many of the visitors to this area, are people of fine taste.

If you are in this area and looking for Wood Crafts, it is a good idea to visit the Timbercraftsman. Here you can find David Suters and his creative wooden furniture. He is in the industry for more than 30 years. He tries to work in harmony with the nature and his work takes inspiration from the beauty of Australian hardwood.
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The Helensvale is a reputed suburb in the Gold Coast. Many of our customers have relocated to Helensvale due to the good public school in Helensvale for their kids and great transport options.

The name Helensvale derived from the name of of a local sugar plantation. Helensvale is the first integrated suburb of of Gold Coast’s hinterland fringe. More people started moving to the area in 1980s. Helensvale has a good shopping centre, great schools, parks, award winning bowls club and golf course.

The planning is made to make Helensvale as a transport hub. In Helensvale there is railway station and bus interchange.The Gold Coast Highway and Pacific Highway meet at Helensvale. The G link light rail system is also proposed to terminate at Helensvale station. This will facilitate easy accessibility to Gold Coast University Hospital, Surfers Paradise and Broad Beach from Helensvale. The Commonwealth games 2018 have also boosted the transportation links to Helensvale.
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Noosa heads is one of the quality tourist destinations of Australia. The quality of the place is unique. The North facing beach is safe. The Noosa National Park is unique.

For those who stay here, the Hastings street is the capital street of Noosa heads. The road to Noosa Heads is friendly and inviting. The local transport is easy to access with the availability of buses and taxis in the city.
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Noosa Heads attracts quality tourists not only from Australia but also from global destinations. The great beaches, quality restaurants, great climate, botanical gardens are some of the these attractions.

Noosa Heads has been a tourist attraction since 1890s. The early wealth of this area came from Timber Industry and later by 1920s onwards from Tourism. There is constant tussle between the developers and those who wish to preserve the nature of Noosa. This helped in the nice progress of the city. In 1988 the name Noosa changed to Noosa Heads. Noosa heads has a number of heritage listings and is a beautiful and calm place for a family holiday.
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Along the Sunshine Coast, the Eumundi market is one of the most popular local markets. Both tourists and local people in the region visit Eumundi markets.

The market days get very busy with app 500 stalls and 100s of visitors. The market was established in 1979 and has become increasingly popular with every passing year. This market helps local small and medium businesses to grow their businesses.
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Noosa Heads is at the heart of quality tourism spots on the Sunshine Coast. Hastings street is the capital of Noosa Heads. Hastings street lies directly behind the sea shore and has fine dining restaurants, fine shops, great hotels and several options for beautiful sea facing accomodation.

For local transportation there are buses available. Push bikes are welcome in the local shire and there are bike lines throughout the shire. Beach precincts and shopping areas have bike racks. Motor scooter also an option for local transport. Scooter parking bays are available in Hastings street and other shopping places.
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If you are travelling as a family and have a lot of luggage to carry?

Here you can see how we take the luggage of our guests. This particular family of 6 was travelling from Gold Coast to overseas with large suitcases and surfboards.

Residents of the Gold Coast love surfing. When they travel to another surfing destination for a change, they wish to carry their favourite surfboards with them.
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