Noosa Lakes Resort
Arrive, Relax and Enjoy at Noosa Lakes Resort. Located only metres from the pristine Noosa River on Queensland's beautiful Sunshine Coast, Noosa Lakes Resort provides a relaxing resort environment with a variety of great room options and three of Noosa's largest lagoon swimming pools. Situated on...
Travel Dates: Selected Travel Dates 1 February - 31 March 2021
Landmark Resort
Landmark Resort is located directly opposite Mooloolaba beautiful beachfront and is comprised of 132 apartments and suites with hinterland, river or ocean views. The resort has a great reputation for delivering quality accommodation, fantastic facilities as well as good value for money. Beautiful...
Travel Dates: Selected Travel Dates 1 February - 31 March 2021
Breeze Mooloolaba
Breeze, Mooloolaba's newest luxury Resort, positioned directly opposite the beach, incorporates 57 apartments over 10 Levels with pool, spa and recreational area. Step outside and into the middle of Mooloolaba's vibrant beachfront atmosphere. Linger over coffee, socialise, people watch, shop, win...
Travel Dates: Selected Travel Dates 1 February - 31 March 2021
The Sebel Noosa
Located in the heart of cosmopolitan Hasting Street, the Sunshine Coast's most exclusive beachfront destination, The Sebel Noosa is surrounded by world class cafe's, restaurants and upmarket fashion boutiques. Just moments from Noosa's main beach, Laguna Bay and the beautiful Noosa River, each 1 ...
Travel Dates: Selected Travel Dates 1 February - 31 March 2021
Somerset Apartments
Somerset is perfectly situated between Neds Beach and the Lagoon, on a level area of the Island, allowing easy walking and biking to nearby shops, restaurants and the Visitor Centre. The 25 self contained units are nestled in subtropical palm groves and offers accommodation options to suit all vi...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 27 August 2021
Craving coastal views?
The island continent of Australia is surrounded by more than 8,000 smaller islands ranging in diversity from unrefined coast to soft sandy shores. Queensland's spread of offshore getaways includes the world's largest sand island and ecological wonder, Fraser Island. Further north, in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef lies the spectacular archipelago of the Whitsundays. The largest of these islands is Hamilton Island, an aquatic playground where you can snorkel or dive the reef and wander the glittering white sands of Whitehaven Beach. You are definitely spoiled for choice when it comes to island and beach holidays in Queensland, from the aptly named Sunshine Coast to Cairns and Port Douglas in the state's north.
Welcome to Fitzroy Island, Queensland
Crossing the New South Wales border you will find the easternmost point of Australia, Byron Bay. Famous for its laidback attitude, Byron Bay is mecca to surfing enthusiasts and anyone seeking a balmy beach break. East of Port Macquarie, Lord Howe Island draws crowds with its rich biodiversity and pristine beaches. If you're holidaying in Victoria, witness the evening penguin parade at Philip Island or soak in the local Melbourne culture at St Kilda. Venturing even further south, Tasmania boasts windswept coastline and two key islands off the mainland – wildly beautiful Bruny Island and agriculturally endowed King Island.
Broome's Cable Beach offers unparalleled beachfront sunsets
South Australia's Kangaroo Island is wildlife central with cold-weather favourites such as penguins, fur seals and sea lions taking up residence on the shore. In Western Australia, Broome's Cable Beach offers unparalleled beachfront sunsets while at Monkey Mia you can get up close and personal with mischievous dolphins. Whether you crave coastal views along the Great Ocean Road or a romantic tropical island retreat, Flight Centre can help plan your ultimate Australian beach holiday from ocean-view accommodation to travel insurance and everything in between.
