A walk in the Noosa National Park

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While we wandered along the east coast of Australia in Max The Worpervan, there was a place that Emma and I really expected; Noosa. We had heard wonders about this tropical paradise, especially the Noosa National Park.

Noosa is in Sunshine Coast about two hours north of Brisbane in Queensland. Noosa is a booming resort and, in my opinion, it is a more up -to -date version of Byron Bay. There are many boutique stores, bars and restaurants and a beach that is outside this world. They told us that Main Beach has a separate climate to the High Street just meters away. This results in Main Beach is two or three warmer degrees! With its reputation, since being a holiday paradise comes many visitors. So much so that it will probably be caught in traffic before fighting to find a parking space. However, this only means that you must get up early, especially when you visit the Noosa National Park.

The National Park covers the Headland in Noosa Heads. In Queensland, you are really spoiled with incredible coastal walks, but the coastal walk here is one of the best. The coastal track at the doors and backs of hell is the most popular and it is easy to see why. It’s just a 5.4 km return Closed up and down and views, well, the views are simply impressive. You can even detect koalas and dolphins here! If time is correct, which was never for us, you will also see humpback whales. This walk becomes better just after dawn, while the temperature is still relatively cool.

The first glance along the route will be in the boiling pot. Now, on a very quiet day, you will be confused why something so serene has a name that evokes images of a witch cauldron. Apparently, however, when there are waves, the hole will bubble. My favorite bay is TEA Tree Bay of which you will catch the bidones through the gum trees. Aligned by many rocks but with enough sand for everyone, it could happen forever here. The smell of eucalyptus is also strong, where the bay obtains its name.

Before arriving at the gates of hell, take the time to sit and contemplate the ocean in Dolphin Point. Sit the time enough and, faithful to your name, you will see Dolphins. It was the first time I saw Dolphins from the coast and I will remember him forever. When you get to the doors of hell, you may be a bit tired. Although it is not a long walk, it can be quite challenging. On a quiet day, it is not spending much, but you can easily imagine why he gets his name. Be very careful here, since the cliffs are not understood and I am quite sure that you do not have to return from a fall there.

So, if you are ever in noosa, make sure you go to the brilliant Noosa National Park and walk this track. I promise you, it will be one of your most prominent aspects.