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Few days around
Located north of Brisbane the Sunshine Coast
stretches over one hundred kilometers from the Glass House Mountains
to Noosa Everglades and Frazer island.
The Sunshine Coast is very different from
the Gold Coast, quieter, not so 'nightlife' oriented. It is a
place where you can easily spend two weeks holiday.
No worry, you will be busy everyday.
Leaving Brisbane and before really reaching
the Sunshine Coast the Redcliffe area could be of some interest
for you if you are tempted by Whales watching and if, of course,
it is the appropriate time of the year.
The Whalewatching season
in Moreton Bay runs from mid June through to the beginning of
November.
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'Moreton
Bay Whalewatching' invites you to come on board their
magnificent vessel "Supercat 6" for an encounter with the
mighty Humpback whales. Of all the great whales, the 'humpback'
is the most surface active displaying a ton of energy. They
announce their presence in spectacular fashion. It could
be the "blow" - the Humpback's breathing through their blowhole.
(photo
kindly supplied by Moreton
Bay Whalewatching)
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little bit further north, Currimundi, near Caloundra,
(100 kms. north of Brisbane), is a quite place, on one side you
have the ocean, at the other a lake. From there you can easily
access the different attractions of the Sunshine Coast Region.
One of these attractions being this amazing Ettamogha Pub on the
side of the Bruce Hwy.
 Few kilometers
from Currimundi, Caloundra is the perfect place for your daily
shopping. Some nice views of the Glass house Mountains.
This first part of the Sunshine Coast section
will move you away from the coast. It will be dedicated to the
inland part of this region.
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