Sunshine Coast & Noosa
NOOSA & SUNSHINE COAST
The superb beaches, stunning scenery and must-do attractions of the Sunshine Coast have made it Queensland’s most popular holiday destination.
WHAT TO DO & SEE ON THE SUNSHINE COAST
HOW TO GET TO SUNSHINE COAST
On the Sunshine Coast our coaches stop at several locations - Maroochydore, Mooloolba, Noosa and Cooroy. In Maroochydore, buses stop at Bus Stop, 83 Sixth Avenue, Maroochydore QLD. At Mooloolaba, buses stop at Bus Stop, Walan St Near Bahlaka St, Mooloolaba QLD. At Noosa, buses stop at Noosa Junction, Platform 2, Stop C, 38 Sunshine Beach Rd, Noosa Heads QLD. In Cooroy, buses stop at Bus Stop, 32 Elm St, Cooroy QLD
With more than 180 stops across the country and services in all mainland states and territories, Greyhound is Australia’s largest coach network. Check out our most popular routes to the Sunshine Coast below. Travelling to the Sunshine Coast from another location? There's a good chance we have a service there! Find available trips through the booking form at the top of the page.
HOW TO GET AROUND THE SUNSHINE COAST
The Sunshine Coast covers a large area and encompasses a number of scenic suburbs. As a result, our buses will drop you at a number of stops throughout the Sunshine Coast, including Mooloolaba; Maroochydore; Noosa and Cooroy.
Once you arrive at your chosen stop, you’ll soon see exactly why it’s called the Sunshine Coast – the sunny subtropical climate ensures that this part of the world is blessed with great weather all year ‘round, making it a pleasant experience to walk or cycle to local attractions. There are bike paths all over the Sunshine Coast, especially in Noosa, Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba.
That said, with a sprawling 60km (37mi) coastline, as well as the beautiful Sunshine Coast Hinterland nestled inland, there are plenty of places to visit on the Sunshine Coast, and it won’t always be possible to walk or cycle to all of them!
TransLink operates public transport throughout the Sunshine Coast, primarily in the form of buses. TransLink’s ‘Go Explore’ card is perfect for visitors and tourists to the Sunshine Coast – for a small daily fee, you can enjoy unlimited daily travel on TransLink services throughout the Sunshine Coast, including to popular tourist destinations. You can also use your Go Explore card on the Gold Coast.
Go Explore cards can be purchased from selected retailers throughout the Sunshine Coast (including 7-Eleven and NightOwl convenience stores and most newsagents), as well as at select hotel booking desks. To plan your use of public transport on the Sunshine Coast, use the TransLink Journey Planner.
A number of taxi services operate throughout the Sunshine Coast, and can be pre-booked or hailed on the street and at taxi ranks. There are also a number of rental car operators on the Sunshine Coast, should you wish to hire a vehicle.