Take Your Next Family Holiday In Twin Waters in Queensland Australia
One of the small suburbs of Queensland, Twin Waters, boasts a location good for nature explorers. Maroochy River Conservation Park rests virtually within your backyard. For visitors, this would be the backyard of your hotel. More than this, Maroochy River is considered the halfway point along the Sunshine Coast.
An important aspect of Maroochy River conservation is the care of nesting bird species. Examples include the wedge-tailed shearwater. Watchful eyes could also spot gliding squirrels, wallabies, kangaroos, possum and echidna. Gaze in awe at these marvelous creatures, imprinting memories to last a life time.
The water forms a natural draw, a magnet for lovers of sea sports. Fishing, surfing and diving bring visitors and locals alike. They enjoy the clean Maroochy River waters around this location and the wildlife it contains. Due to a mild climate of moderate seasonal changes (not too hot or too cold), visitors can come at just about any time during the year.
There is more too. Beaches in this area form resting places between the busier aspects of vacationing. Stop at one and just listen to soothing sound of waves.
Your local accommodation makes it easy for families on a budget to stay, or for romantic couples to make beautiful memories. Find a caravan park or bed and breakfast. Stay at a high-end resort or hotel.
Twin Waters Resort offers makes it simple: guests can do as little or as much as they like. Challenge your partner to a game of golf. Race siblings on a motorized two-wheeler called a segway. This contraption resembles the stand behind a chariot, just without the chariot or horses. Kids might want to try their hand (as well as legs) at circus school. Meals are served breakfast, lunch and dinner on-site from two restaurants. Those craving something stronger than coffee might want to stop by one of the restaurants or the lounge. Coffee is sold on-site at the cafe, just one of many near your lodging.
Coffee shops are prominent in this region where it seems clear: Queenslanders like their java. Restaurants within a few kilometers include at least two Italian offerings. Australian cuisine is also available.
Explore further to the south, north or west and there is a lot to do. Hire a rental car unless you drove here from some other part of Australia. The zoo that Steve Irwin and his crocodiles made famous is just a short drive south and inland a short distance. Look out for Steve Irwin Way and you know the zoo is near. Mooloolah River Park offers yet another shelter to wildlife.
Tours of the Sunshine Coast bring guests to shops, spas and wineries. Taste some fine reds and whites. Watch dolphins and whales from your boat. Launch into a race on three wheels with a trike or scuba dive and meet some aquatic friends. For points even further away and a touch of city life, board a train for about an hour on the tracks and you are in Brisbane.
An important aspect of Maroochy River conservation is the care of nesting bird species. Examples include the wedge-tailed shearwater. Watchful eyes could also spot gliding squirrels, wallabies, kangaroos, possum and echidna. Gaze in awe at these marvelous creatures, imprinting memories to last a life time.
The water forms a natural draw, a magnet for lovers of sea sports. Fishing, surfing and diving bring visitors and locals alike. They enjoy the clean Maroochy River waters around this location and the wildlife it contains. Due to a mild climate of moderate seasonal changes (not too hot or too cold), visitors can come at just about any time during the year.
There is more too. Beaches in this area form resting places between the busier aspects of vacationing. Stop at one and just listen to soothing sound of waves.
Your local accommodation makes it easy for families on a budget to stay, or for romantic couples to make beautiful memories. Find a caravan park or bed and breakfast. Stay at a high-end resort or hotel.
Twin Waters Resort offers makes it simple: guests can do as little or as much as they like. Challenge your partner to a game of golf. Race siblings on a motorized two-wheeler called a segway. This contraption resembles the stand behind a chariot, just without the chariot or horses. Kids might want to try their hand (as well as legs) at circus school. Meals are served breakfast, lunch and dinner on-site from two restaurants. Those craving something stronger than coffee might want to stop by one of the restaurants or the lounge. Coffee is sold on-site at the cafe, just one of many near your lodging.
Coffee shops are prominent in this region where it seems clear: Queenslanders like their java. Restaurants within a few kilometers include at least two Italian offerings. Australian cuisine is also available.
Explore further to the south, north or west and there is a lot to do. Hire a rental car unless you drove here from some other part of Australia. The zoo that Steve Irwin and his crocodiles made famous is just a short drive south and inland a short distance. Look out for Steve Irwin Way and you know the zoo is near. Mooloolah River Park offers yet another shelter to wildlife.
Tours of the Sunshine Coast bring guests to shops, spas and wineries. Taste some fine reds and whites. Watch dolphins and whales from your boat. Launch into a race on three wheels with a trike or scuba dive and meet some aquatic friends. For points even further away and a touch of city life, board a train for about an hour on the tracks and you are in Brisbane.
