Things to do in Marcoola

Aqua Park Coolum

Coolum Beach Holiday Park

Point Perry Foreshore Reserve

Mudjimba Beach Holiday Park

Stumers Creek Dog Offleash Area

Mooloolaba Canal Cruise

Rosemount Nursery

Aquaduck Sunshine Coast

The Aquaduck Sunshine Coast, a unique tourist experience on the Gold Coast, captivates countless visitors with its entertaining water sightseeing activity. This is far more than just a simple cruise—it's an adventure that blends exploration with fun. The Aquaduck, a special amphibious vehicle, operates like a steady bus on land before transforming into an agile cruise once it enters the water, guiding visitors through the azure waters and skies of the Gold Coast. Departing from the heart of Surfers Paradise, the journey unfolds with breathtaking scenery—the city center, endless stretches of stunning beaches, renowned hotels, and shopping centers all come into view one after another. As the vessel gently arrives at the Broadwater Parklands terminal, even more spectacular sights await. Sea World, luxury yacht clubs, and the iconic Gold Coast Bridge are all highlights of this unforgettable trip. Lasting about an hour, the experience leaves every visitor thrilled and satisfied. For children especially, the Aquaduck Sunshine Coast is an unforgettable expedition. They can excitedly spot marine life from the deck, feel the thrill as the vehicle transitions from land to water, and enjoy the warmth of family bonding. Here, everyone finds their own joy and wonder.

The Big Pineapple

The big pineapple plantation includes a 16-meter-high pineapple-shaped building and surrounding theme parks. In fact, the so-called theme parks have gradually become deserted. Unfortunately, the lawns, free-range peacocks, alpacas, and some growing small pineapples . The scenic spot is now only equivalent to an ordinary park, and it can still be visited. You can take a sightseeing train to go there (the operation time is not stable). Although there are many disappointments, there will still be tourists coming and the 16-meter-high big pineapple-mdash; —A group photo of a former landmark.

Holey Moley Golf Club Sunshine Coast