Many states in Australia are not opening for tourists and if you are planning your travel then look no further than the Sunshine Coast – Australia’s authentic and immersive subtropical holiday destination.
If you are a local, you would know already there are plenty to see and do in this beautiful state.
Rich in diversity, the destination is brimming with the best that Australia has to offer – for real. Pristine beaches sit alongside subtropical rainforests and majestic mountains, interspersed with villages steeped in history. Frolic at the beach in the morning and enjoy the afternoon in the lush hinterland, just 45 minutes easy drive away. Savour the fresh and bountiful local produce through a paddock to plate and trawler to table dining experience.
Queensland is home to some of the most stunning beaches and lakes, perfect locations for your next adventures.
Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast is a great place to go for jet ski and boating. From the seaside suburb of Cotton Tree – perfect for families – is a popular place for a picnic or BBQ and true to its name, it is dotted with sprawling native cotton trees, to the surfing hotpot that is Alexandra Headland, there is something for everyone. While you are in Maroochydore, try jet skiing or boating. If you need training, you couldn’t be in better hands than with Licence to Boat, Qld -BoatSafe approved Recreational Boat (RMDL) and Jet Ski (PWC) Licence courses in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast.
The Maroochy River is unknown to many besides locals and boasts a massive mangrove area with plenty of wildlife to enjoy as you jet ski past.
Lake Maroon on the Scenic Rim is one of the man-made dams in Queensland that allows visitors to enjoy watercraft.
The lake has a separate area for swimming and for watercraft making it enjoyable for the whole family. The grounds have camping grounds and amenities, the perfect getaway for the whole family.
Queensland is so lucky to have amazing beaches and oceans, not to mention the fact that it is nearly almost always sunny here!
Another great place to jet ski in Queensland is Paradise Point at the Gold Coast.
Due to its number of canals and adjoining access to Coomera and Pimpama River, the Paradise Point Waterways are one of the busiest areas for leisure watercraft.
Couran Cove on South Stradbroke Island has to be one of the best spots for a holiday and jet skiing trip combined.
Catch the ferry every 15 minutes from Hope Island to this secluded tropical getaway, that also lets you hire jet ski equipment if you don’t have your own.
Lastly, Moreton Bay, 18 kilometres east of Brisbane’s CBD is a vast playground that could see you never wanting to return.
Explore North Stradbroke, Russell island or Coochiemudlo Island for plenty of secluded beaches, calm waters and beautiful views. For those on the Northside of Brisbane, Redcliffe Peninsula in northern Moreton Bay showcases ample marine life including dolphins and dugongs regularly.
Whitsunday Islands is another grat place for boating. Home to 74 stunning islands and the infamous Whitehaven Beach, the Whitsundays are one of the most popular boating destinations in Australia. From sailing to powerboating, the islands are relatively protected year-round, offering idyllic views while enjoying a spot of kayaking, paddle boarding, jet skiing, or exploring the underwater wonders of the Great Barrier Reef. You can hire an awesome yacht here and enjoy your time with friends or family. Many of the islands offer direct boat access, along with on-island accommodation and camping – the perfect opportunity to island hop your way around this World Heritage Listed paradise.
Whether you are a local or tourist, Queensland is definitely one of the most amazing locations for jet skiing, boating or any type of watercraft.
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